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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
In Congress.

WASHINGTON. Feb, o-In the senate a
bill was introduced to promote the eff
cheney Of the enlisted force of the navy.
A bill was passed to repeal the life-saving
appliances act. The prblic printing aud
document bills were discussed. A force
of 5000 Indian soldiers WAS proposed by
Senator Proctor.
In the house: Mr.. Andrews introduced
q bill TO make iron ere free OF duty, and re-
adjusting duties ON manufactured iron.
The COMMITTEES on appropriations was al
rected to make an inquiry into the man
agement Of the Worlds fair and the
expenditures therefor Two bills were
reported from committees. Com nittes
appointments were made by tho speaker.
The doctors are very much displessed over
a competitor who Il gradually stealing their
best practise; we mean DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup.
To Menufncturers.-tccid are con.
-tantly occurring among your men entaiiins
ioss OF time and sun ring. Keep Salvation
OH handy. Price IS cents.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
ST. JOsEPH's SCHOOL.

List Of Those Who Gained Highest Honors
Dnring the Month Of Jannary.
Highest averages were attained by the
following pupils Of st. Joseph's School
for the month ending January 81, 1882:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

smoke star Esgis cigar.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

Plesssntest Pool and Biiisrd
f'arlors In - stat stthe woodbtne.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
Young Bachelor.
All the La'sst Drinks

Res, Ave cent cigar In the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

Merschaum and Brlar Pipes.
A Full line st the ssprai.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has
a pet dog. which is disliked and
dreaded by his courtiers. 1t is pug
Of very aristocratic lineage given
him by Queen Victoria he always
feeds il himself Mt luncheon, after
making it go through a variety OF
tricks. At a signal from the prince
il stands in the corner Of the room
ON it's hind legs and Frances across to
the opposi. corner, keeping in time
70 the beat Of the princes finger.
II ..groans" for Russia and "cheers
for the queen Of England, and when
told to ,.cie for Bulgaria" II rolls
down inseLsible in the dronest man
ner The prince always speaks to II
in English. and it will not take tn
slightest notice IL addressed IN any
other lang Lage London Graphic.
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Emilio CASTELAR,. the silver tongued
SPANISH tribune. is simply miserable
on the eve of . great speech his un-
rest and anxiety on such occasions
are a Characteristic feature OF the
man. He wanders distrau9ht about
the building in which the cortes Is In
session. He PUSHES into the cafe 10
take q glass Of water; seems to pe
seized with . fever: fancies ne VIII
mot know how to put the words to-
eether; that he will be laughed at or
hissed; not . single lucid idea OF his
speech remains in his head-he mas
confused and forgotten everything
until the moment when he looks
round upon the expectant faces and
delivers the first sentence OF his ad
dress. Then words do not fail; they
come to his help in stately. sonoroui
order. Then courage does not naC
He il q statesman with mission, In
spired and earnest Every atom u
timorousness has evaporated--Cas
sells Journal.
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what the Farmer rays-

I, has been estimated that the farmers
Of the United States pay the enormous
sum OF $3.50. o00. 900 every year for the
TRANSFORMATION Of produce and grain
from the farm to the nearest market
rlace Under the most favorable condi-
iions wagon transportation over the Az
erare road costs from fifteen To twenty
cents per ton for each mile. During
mart Of winter and in early spring the
roads are usually inpassaele. heid work
is out of the question. and nearly IS
600. 900 draft animals have TO be kept In
idleness, causing loss OF at least 49,.
coo. 900. From figures recently prepared
nv Mr.. John NJ. Stahl. an authority on
highway Improvement, 1t Is learned tnat
the establishment Of good roads would
.ave the farmers Of the United States
400 900 600 "A year--a sum which would
vine ont the national debt in three years.
A system Of gravel and nlacafamized
roads. bnilt hy competent men. Is needed
in every state Of the Union. The iegisia
lures Of a number ~ states have show'
a disposition TO all the advocates o.
prod highways. Soon we may expec
the passage Of bills providing Tor IN
inauguration Of the work. But befor
the movement receives the hearty sup
port Of tho farmers they must be con
WINGED that the actual distance frci
farm to market is not &c be measure
by miles. brt by the character Of u
roads. and that poor dirt roads are q Ia
exceedin1 In volume every other burdc
borne by tho rural population.
A x,on as farmers will take the tro'
bic Of keeping regular accounts OF u
cost OF hauling products they viii q
mand better roads. Until then the as
ta.:on must he KEEP; up by the press az
tina, growing class Of bright young m'
and women commonly called "bicyc
cranks.r The latter, under the 40
leadership Of Mr.. Isaac d otter. hs'
ALREADY accomplished d great deal.
tney continue the good work substanti
results are bcrni to reward their labor
= Chicago Grohic.
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Life is full Of surprises and disap-
At an Omaha hotel on
Sunday a number Of gentlemen,
strangers to each other. drifted to-
gether by the force of circumstances,
engaged in discussion OF music to
while away the time One OF them
was a pale, thoughtful man, with
the DIR of a student; another was Q
fat man, with bristling whiskers,
who might have been q veterinary
surgeon. 4 tell you, said the lat
man, there are no songs like the
old songs; they are the sweetest, and
the noblest, and the best; they hngel
in ones memory like the scent OF tht
roses about the broken vase, and
they are hallowed by fond associa
tions SO that they give rise TO emo
tions that cannot be called into III
by any OF the new songs Take. 10
instance. Annie -
Rooney" broke in the paie
thoughtful man in a sweet, birdik
voice. and then great hush fe
upon the assemblage and the "a
man. with long, lingering look
scorn at the interrupter. repaired
his own room to bury his sorrow.-
Omaha World Herald
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The nomenclature of the army was
particularly rich in descriptive titles.
and a study Of the men upon whom
thee names were bestowed VII dis
cover the fact that very few OF them
were i'll advised or misplaced
General Ulysses Simpson Gran.
was at first called '-Old United
States" from the initials OF his
name. After the little episode at
Fort Donelson. when he issued the
edict which stamped him as equal TO
the emergency. his men enthusiastic.
ally declared that those initials $1,000
for Unconditional Surrender
In fact. those initials caused hum
not little perturbation OF mind, and
in the end he actually had to aban
don his baptisznal name to save tns
dignity Of West Point. which unwit
tingly gave him . name that didn
belong 70 him, but since it was VII
down the red tape complications IN
yolved In restoring his right mann
presented formidable obstacles which
he heitsted TO tackle. Many OF ~
men called him .'Old Three Stars,
that indicating his rank a. heutenar
GENERAL. Later. when fighting tn
battle with the conqueror who 600
or late subduee all flesh, he becam
known the world over as the Siien
Sufferer. Washington Star.
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How . Trusting Young Cat Ssvee > -
srairtng Fainter from sasesdev
In the atelier Of q certain French
FAINTER there seems TO no . congress
n yellow cats. or rather the same cat
I'm portraits innumerahle. A pear o.
him crown. like an armorial bearing.
the doorway; he plays with falling
netals Of tea roses; he sleeps while
sparrow eyes him askance; he sis,
grave as sphinx; even Q proceenon
az him forms the frieze OF the chin
ney piece. and he peeps between puf-
pie and golden pansies on the eevio
Tea service in the corner consecEased
70 madame. =,
Eight years ago Maurice Lenoir
dwelt in q garnet. earning his bread
by copying pictures, nour,shing ms
soul with dreams OF great CLASSIC
canvas Of his own. Needless TO re
count the dis;llusions. privations, NJ
buffs or the nervous reactions OF tne
DAYS when he received few francs
The unrelieved pressure OF poverty
the unremitting blows OF vi iuc!
tan. tap. like Q PAYERS mallet-be-
came unbearable. The thin blood of
s.mistarvarion mounted to his head,
creating visions Of suicide.
One evening he bought poison.
Re-entering his room something
brushed past his feet He lighted
candle and began TO write q few lines,
merely TO save trouble at the inquest
Suddenly there sprang upon the ta
BILE little yellow kitten 1t rubbed
caressingly against his face. Evi-
IDENTIFY n wMf-one Of the surplus
ninefold lives of nobody's cat. II
was thin and famished. its wet FUR
frayed by the jaws Of some dog.
"One may be tired OF life, said
Maurice. but one does not leave q
guest hungry
With bread and milk, all he had,
be fed the kitten, then warmed II
within the breast of his coat. where
il caressed with its tongue the hand
that held it, then purred itself e
sleep.
Maurice reflected: Suicide Is thu
refuge Of one who has no longer
hopes. ties Of affection or responsl
bilities. In receiving this kitten
have assumed duty. To place thu
little creature for warmth upon m,
heart and then turn that warmth z
ice would tie betrayal. At Least
will live until tomorrow.
In the morning the little cat ar
peared SO pretty Maurice painted am
was able 10 sell its portrait. Anothe
was ordered and another.
M. Lenoir's pussies became IN
fashion. He deferred his dream q
a classic canvas and painted onl
cats in all postures and colors-ye
low, black, white, gray and taoDy
He studied cats: he OWNED unos
! their mask Of drowsiness or caprls
the subtle charm and wisdom adore
4 in old Egypt
: The yellow kitten that saved b
r life also made his fortune. And
n Lenoir proved not ungratefu; u
n yellow cat. now patriarch OF trib
Y has his cushion and his cup In 7
= atelier. and wears q golden collar
p scribcd To Ny Benefactor. "-Eliz
n beth Cavazza in Short Stories
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

The fancy for small watches u
revival Of ancient fashion IL y
chronicled that bloody Queen Mary
possessed an octagon silver watch,
whose dial plate measured only nine
tenths OF an inch in diameter. Her
unfortunate namesake, Mary. queen
Of Scots. took pride in small silver
deaths head that concealed q dial IN
it's throat. The works took the place
Of brains. and were wound up with
catgut. The lower jaw opened IN
hinges to reveal the dial. and q small
ring in the top Of the skull served
attach the uncanny ornament !.
Observation-Disclosures Review
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

DIR. Walter Lindley mentions ind
ing in the San Felipe sink. or Con
china valley. Of southern Californi",
numerous ESTIMATES. rheumatics
and consumptives. who recount mar
yelous recoveries a. a result OF nSh@
in the dry and dense atmosphere
This basin il about 100 miles 10
length by 30 miles in average width.
and reaches depth Of about $50 feet
below sen level.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Ahrr,er in southern France who
Mad sncnt q considerable part OF tho
day in an unsuccessful quest iol
-.ms and had discharged bus SHOT
snn many times without result
caught richt ON his way home OF
superb pigeon well up in an oak uee'
which grew on . very steep miiAas
The hunters gun was charged WIN
row,,er but he was entirely out OF
shot In this emergency. and no
solving firmly that be wouid ny
the pigeon. he sat down o. ~
ground. took out his pocketxnne
and with it pulled several naais Out
az the soles Of his shoe. Win tnes0
he loaded his gun
The pigeon sat in his place Inc
hunter aimed. fred. and the pigeon
was mailed to branch OF inc CA
tree with the shoe nails.
The hunter was almost IN despair.
seeing the game apparently fssteneo
bevond his reach But he climbed the
tree assembled with difficulty 70 the
place where the pigeon hung, and
had inst taken the bird on when ne
lost his footing and fell through tne
air
As chance would have it, the hunt
or landed in the midst OF nafe
nest. He began to roll rapidly dowl
the steep md slippery hillside, ou
before he did 90 he seized . iafg'
hare firmly by the hind legs :,
Rolling downward. the hunter sn'
plump into a covey Of psrt1dsee
and striking about him with the mar
he succeeded in killing nine OF tines
admirable birds.
He then picked himself up and toe
himself horneward with his pigeoi
his hare and his partridges, well sa
isfied with the results Of his shot,
Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Il il noteworthy that albino AMI
mails are regarded by the japanese
in superstitious light. The appear
ance Of one is considered Q good omen
for the reiming mikado, and oc
casionally signalises a reign. For
example, one reign iscalled "hakuchi
nenkan.' or period Of the white
pheasant, another. the haiku hoo
nenkan," or period Of the white
,hnnix. London Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

orv~sA q shs Condensed NINA rrsAs.
When condensed milk was first IN
troduced thirty years ago the idea
was laughed at. The inventor car
r;ed the entire daily supply for New
York city in . ten quart pail. deny
ering it personally TO patrons ne
died worth $1,000, 900 made out OF
the business, which has grown 70 %
. gigantic industry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30
Castoria.

.c.ssoria = % veil adapted 10 chrdren ms
Recommend Il = npsrior any prsscspoca
II. A. AncsRn. II D..
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n I.
"our phydciAns In The cniidren
peus have spokea highly Of tnex e1p
eoce N their outsids practice Win css'oA
and although - eoly have among cur
medical supplies vhas y Known - regular
producs4 yss 20 srs free % confes. tnas .ns
meriss Of Casscsia has von u 10 took YIN
favor upon IT,"
UurxD HoanAL AND prsrr'sA.Y.
Boston, No.
Auzu C. Surrn. Pres.
array SHrsst, New Ysrk Cry
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r. 4. DR. samuel Pitchers prescription for inAn''
.nd children. 1t contains neither Opium. nosPnln. 80
~. w.rcotio substance. IL II harmless suos"u.e
- p---o,,c Drous Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oh.
:. :, p,c.s.ut Its guarantee u thirty years nse ~
,m,ons Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms ANA s.
,v.r,.hness Castoria prevents vomiting sour OuI1'
.--.. Diarrhra and Wind Collie Cessona lene'~
tsething troubles, cures constipation IN. . "r
$3.50. ..,,u.tas the food regulates the stomach
- nov.l. diving healthy and natural sleep Cas'
tor,a Il tho Children's Panacea-the Mothers F"e''
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Castoria.

.c.acrsa Il IN excellent medicine foe ehii'
-, uoxherv have rspeaAsdly told me Of 10
good elect upon shsir childree-"
d. q. G. Ooeooo.
Lowell, nAA
~c.sor,a n the best remedy for ehiidsss q
~h,ch am acquainsed- u hope shs day y NOS
- A,.s..s vbeu mo<hess viii ooasider the real
...--..s - thrir children, and ~ castoria in
ssesd Of the vsrsousquack sostsums vhaen :"
a.sroyins thrir loved ooss, By forcing opsum.
morphins, soothing syrup and osher hursw
arents down their throsiA shscsoy ss
them TO premaurs grsvsA
d. J. =. Knc11Io2,
Conway. Ark.
~ CenHanr Csopa1y, u
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
SOCIETY.
Jno M. Dickson is in the city.

Jno. M. Dickson is in the city.
Jas. A. Mckenzie is in the city to-
day.
DR.. G. Marshall, of Guthrie, is in
town to-day.
s. f. Wilson, Of Fredonia, is in
the city to-day.
Henry Herndon, of Christian
county, is here to day.
Hedley Boyd, travelling agent for
the Courier Journal, is in the city.
Robt. l.. Mitchell and wife, of Sad
lersville, are here on visit to friends.
ID. N. Kennedy and wife have
gone to Eastbrook Springs to spend
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Jas. p. Gill and children, O
GAINESVILLE, are guests of relatives IL
town.-Cadiz Telephone.
Mrs. w. J. Lyle and little daughter
Ruth, returned last night from
months visit to relative at Browns
vile.
Misses Ethel and Matte Collier, o
GAINESVILLE, are visiting Misses Pear
and Ruby Nevill, 140 North Summer
street.-BdnRer.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
"OLD GUARD"
Writes Ringing Appeal to
Democrats
In Behalf of the Party Of Jefferson, Jack
son and Polk-Col. House Suggest
ed For the Legislature.
To the Tobacco Loaf-chronlcle.

To the Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.
A call having been made by the
chairman OF the County Democratic
Executive Committee for a conven-
ton Of the Democratic party, to be
held in the city of GAINESVILLE on
Aug. 27 proximo, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for the Low
er House of our next Legislature, and
also for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Floaterial and Senatorial
conventions hereafter to be called,
and appointing Aug. 20, at 3 o'clock
p. M, as the day and hour for the
Democrats of the several districts of
the county to meet at their regular
places of voting in the several dis
tricts of the county, to select delt-
gates to said county convention, and
also their committeeman to serve on
the County Democratic Executive
Committee for the next two years,
deem it not premature or out OF
place to suggest to the Democrats
that they begin at once to cast about
and see into whose hands the banner
of our grand and noble old party
the party of jefferson, of Jackson, OF
of Polk, of Cave johnson and of
Cleveland-shall be placed in the
coming campaign, and who will
bear it proudly and triumphantly
aloft in every conflict with
the enemies of pure Democ-
racy and free government and
who will inscribe upon its broad and
ample folds on the 8th day of No
vember next glorious victory. We
} need our best and ablest men in the
; field. We.need those who are able to
lead, and who. can. successfully meet
) and combat thes'erroneous and per-
niciOus ideas and heresies that have
surreptitiously crept into our camp
and are depletingsour ranks-whost
power of logic can win back to the
fold those misguided members who
have been deluded and led astray by
false teachings of mere adventures
broken-down politicians, and chronic
office-seekers. Let them begin to cas-
about and. ITO see before thu
meeting of the convention wht
we can harmonize upon. Per
haps Col. John +. House woult
consent to lead us in this figh
"a man who would bear our ban
ner on to victory. Let us begin t.
speak out-who we want to lead US
and letl everys Democrat attend. .thi
] district meeting on Aug. 20, and Sc
lect delegates TO attend the count.
D convention on the 9th of August
for duty calls you to the front and
p is time you were up and doing.
OLD GUARD.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
A Petrified Snake.

Squire Mockabee, the curiosity
hunter of the Thirteenth district,
brought to the LEAF-CHRONICLE Of
flee this morning portion of petri-
fed rattlesnake. 1t is plainly evident
that it was a rattler of enormous size,
and had coiled himself up take a nap
probably when life departed. Seven
teen of the rattles are plainly marked.
Squire Mockabee has several such
curiosities which he has picked up
from time to time within a certain
area upon his farm. He is going to
takethem to the Worlds Fair with
him,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
A Harleqin Party.

The lady guests at Idaho Springs,
having met such success with the
tackey party, will follow it tonight
with a harlequin party. If there is
one who doesn't know what kind OF
a party this is, let them attend. The
springs are well patronizad now, and
among the recent arrivals are some
very interesting persons who take a
lively interest in the social features.
Among the latter is Miss Annie
brennan, of whose entertainments
GAINESVILLE people are no strangers.
Mrs. Johnson will make it pleasant
for all who attend from the city.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Morris X. Clark Purchases Jas. M. Bowl
ing's Farm.

Jas. M. Bowling has sold his ex-
cellent farm near the upper Red river
bridge, opposite Porter's Bluff,
to Morris X. Clark, of this
city, and will give possession
October 4. The price paid was &c.,
500. This is one of the finest farms in
the South, and is well adapted to
stock raising. The LEAF CHRoN-
ICLE understands that Mr.. Clark will
embark in farming and stock raising
on large scale when he gets posses
sion of his purchase.
Mr.. Bowling has not as yet formu-
lated his plans for the future.
He, however, will soon offer for
sale all the fine stock and cattle he
now has on the farm. This sale will
be good chance for the public tC
buy some of the best blooded stock liz
the county. The date of sale will be
announced later,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
What Say You, Col. HouseP

sold Guard in another column
has well timed article on politics.
In the course of his article he sug-
gests that Col. Jno. +. House be pre-
vailed on to make the race for the
legislature. There is no man in the
county who is more honored by DEM
ocrats than is Col. House and should
he see proper to allow his name used
in the connection mentioned he
would not only do his party incalu-
liable service, but would insure an
overwhelming defeat to the enemies
of Democracy. What say you, Col.
House2
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
H! clay KINGS CASE.
1t win Now GO Before the United states
Supreme Court.

AS stated by special to yesterdays
LEAF-CHRoNICLE, Judge Jackson
has declined 10 grant III. Clay King
the writ of habeas corpus. This does
not end the c'sr, however. The at
torneys for Col. King obtained certi-
titled copies of all the records in the
proceedings, says the American land
will present these records before a
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States within a few days,
either on an application for writ OF
error, or ON an application for a writ
of habeas corpus. The latterproceed-
ing would probably result in an Or
der for Judge Jackson to show cause
why he should not grant the writ.
The papers will be forwarded, 1t is
understood, to Gen. A. II. Garland,
at Washington, who will In person
make the application for writ of error
or habeas corpus, whichever appears
to him the best, before Justice Brown
at Detroit, or some other one of the
members of the August supreme
tribunal.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
THE NEW BRIDGE.
The Contract for the Gracey Woodward
Bridge to be Awarded Sept. l.

The subcommittee appointed at
the last meeting of the regular COM
mittee on the Red river bridge pro.
ject has appointed September LIST as
the day on which the. contract will
be awarded. The committee is COM
municating with contracting firms,
and each firm making bid is re-
quired to have representative pres
ent at the September meeting.
Plans and specifications will be
submitted, and the contract will be
awarded to the best bidder. 1t Is the
intention to push the work as soon as
the contract is awarded, and com.
plete the bridge as speedily as posi-
BILE.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
Always Look Ahead"

The above is remark that re-
porter heard Judge Tyler make this
morning as he put his name to a
check to pay the premium for five
wears on an insurance policy for his
dwelling. The motto is good one.
Let the past take care Of itself, but
keep an eye to the future. There are
many dangers encountered along the
path of life.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-29
Saved a Woman's Life.

Mr.. J. f. Thoroughbred, writing
from Georgetown, Delaware, says
"TWo teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh@a Remedy
saved the life of Mrs. Jane Tomas, Il
this place." He also states that sew.
eral other very bad cases Of bowel
complaint there have been cured by
this remedy. For sale by Owen d
Moore. DRUGGISTS.