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The Lamar register., 1892-03-19


ally Invited g attend. j. b. WOODS. " G.
G. NJ. LEE, Sec.
:, A. o. U. w.-LtMAR LoD0E No. 70 meets every
w. J. JOHNSTON. NJ. W.
&C, HuDpLEsZiS, Rec.
wooDMEN OF THE EwoRLD.-LAaaRCA CAap
No. - meets the brst and third Friday in every
at ,. m. Visiting ncighbors arc always wei
corne GEo n HrRHyRT Y &
II. J. UNDERWOOD. Clerk.
q. \. R.-Rrr CARSON Posr 90. 50 meets on the
second and fourth Thursday in every month az
.. M. Nj comrades are invited 10 come into
camp. p $ LYNCH Com.
W. II. C.-THR wowEN's RrLrrF CopPs meets
NJ the Odd Fcllowu' hall al D. M on the second
and fourth Thursday ~ each month.
Nus. T.. +. SEEBi.RoER, Pres
Mhs. MINNIE DurdHrY, See
A. T. 4 \. M.--L,NtR LODGE, U. D.. meets on
tiie tr-t and third Saturday evening Of each
). b. TR,KLER, Sec.
Tan LAMAR FmE DEr AurNEssr meets at tho
otitCc of Assistant Chief Parmeuier On the first
Tuesday In each month n y. IN.
IoE T. LAwLEss. sec.
o. NJ. A.--Lamnr Realm Of the oricnt meets
cvrr9 Mond4y At p. m. Visiting mcInbeTs
cordially invited to attend.
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THE LAMAR REGISTER.

Entered at the Postotiice at Lamar, Colorado,
as Second-class Mail Matter.
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tits Entitled to representation.
The Great Arkansas Valley will likely
ask for representation on the Republics
State ticket this all.-Wotermeion-
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-GRANADA Societies :

\. =. 4 4. N.-GnASADA LoD0E No. = meets
Satuar,iay night- on or before oaci, fun moou
and two weeks thereafter.
G. l. HurUHTNs, W. n.
C. L. MgPHEzsoS. sec'y.
/. o. o. F.-GEiSApA LODGE No, Is meets cy-
rry Saturday night
~ 2. D1cEISsos. Sec'y.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

l. o. o. F.-LAMAR LopGE No. 50 meets every
Tuesday. NJ ?. m, Al members of this lodge
md an visiting brothers Of the order are cordi-
G. NJ. LEE. Sec.
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Postomce Time Table.

On every day except Sundays and le
gal holidays Office is open from O'Clock
a. IN 10 O'Clock p. IN.
On Sundays and legal holidays Office is
open from $50 to 10 o'clock am. sndfrom
8 20 o'clock p. IA. F. 7. LIE,
Postmaster.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

THE following Republican Conventions have
L been called, at each ofwhich Prower county
is entitled to representation of six delegates:
For the second Congressional district TO select
two delegates and two alternatcs to the Nation
nj convention at Minneapolis, at Salida, April
26th.
For the State, to select four delegates ut large
April 9th.
For the Second Congressional district to
nominate one Congressman, at Colorado Springs
September6 6th.
For the State to nominate State ticket, at
Pueblo September Sth.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
A nlnm AZ Mnnnnn,ics.

Representative bryan of Nebraska has In.
troduccd bill In the House (which IS favor.
ably regarded by the members Of the way.
and means commlttee) TO amend the net ia
protect trade aud commerce Agains, unlawful
restraints and monopoles, II provides tina,
whenever any United States Circuit Court
shall Ind In n ease pending before II that any
contract, combination or conspiracy In rc,
tralnt Of trade or commerce exists In rcspoc,
To any article which Is subject To tariff duty
II shall report the facts IN the President, who
,hall issue proclamation placing such article
on the free list Whenever such article 1,
subject Ia a tax under the Internal rrycnue
the duty on such article shall be equal 10 such
tax. And after the date fixed In the procla.
nation the article shall be admitted when i'm,
ported Into the United States subJec, 10 a duty
equal Ia the internal rrycnuc tax.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
conFAp AND COMMENT.

"Did YOU ssc Jobson's portrait In III,
Bugle2" mo. whnt wus no curco
OFF" VANITY, guess, after he saw
the picture"
To soma Of his auditors II great
preacher always seemed 10 act as II h,
thought he was doing the bible n grca,
honor by selecting passage from II
for his text
"whnt Is the ma'nln nv that blncl
eye, Dlnnis2" "Thnt IN marruls OF
esteem "Av cstcem2" "Yis; ol ~
tccmcd mcsclf greater fighter no,
Nike McMnuus.
"is Jones n Chrls,innr' "Ycs." ''r,
what denomination does he bclong2
None. lie h only Christian as yet
lie hasn't been converted long cnongt
10 become n geetnrlnn.
One Of the questions that ugitnto IN,
bosom of the young man Of to-day Il
whether the girl he ndmlrcs slnHs pop
ulnr songs because she lilsca ,hcm oi
simply To test his affection
Jcnnic-'is there any test 10 nsccr
tain the gcnuincncs, Of diamond
without consulting a Jcwelcr2" Min.
ME -"cousln Bob says you can find out
by sonltlnR II, but never thought "a
nslt him In what"
1--WE don't place amy value on things
I'll we lose them" said Mrs Smith
That's so," Mnid the Widow Jones,
II never knew what Rood husband I
had lost until heard tho minister
preach his funeral Sermon"
"i don't sec how you ever let such o
mistake M tho editor lies like pirate
for The editor bcgs leave 10 explain
got Into print" said the advertising
clerk. "iou must have lost your hcnd
entirely" "ycs. mournfully nssentcd
the proofrcndcr, writing out little
"situntlon Wanted" advertisement aud
handing II over the counter. ~ have
Mrs. A. plomb enters crowded
street ear with admirable sclf.posses
slon. She advances to u middlc.aRcd
man with Nh upologctic countcnnncs
aud cSclniins cffuslycly, why, how de
yoh do. Mr. lilnnk2 I'm no glad to soc
yonl" Uf course II IA not Mr. blank
aud She knows u. aud pf course shc sr
cures the seat which he rclinpuishes In
her favor. Alasl who can witlstauJ
the wilcs Of u willy woman2
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vo,.,oe. cro,,.v LIN, pc,..,

Wollbaugh and Chonlng In thoii
explorations In tho Colombian Andos.
have discovered species Of potato
the ylnps OF which woro covered with
vol developed tubors growing In tho
open air liko pcaso or tomatoes
Each potato Is protected byn thin film
OF membrane not unlike that which
cnvclops tho ground cherry" They
do not grow In clustorA each being
given plenty Of space In which 10
thoroughly mature Tho natives sny
that during tho dry sohson tho nom.
brnno surrounding each po,ntoo Ia
filled with water which In measure
protects II from tho rays OF tho sun.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
CUTTING DOWN THE BOY.
He Took Refuge In Tree, But tho School
Marin Got Him.

lie Took Refuge in Tree, But tho school
Marin Got Him.
was driving along highway in
Wood county, Ohio. with man who
was selling farm machinery to farm.
crs. says writer in tho Elmira Tele,
gram. and about 2 o'clock in the af .er-
noon we came along TO district
school house The school an
about twenty scholars stood under ON
elm tree about forty feet high. near
tho house and in tho topmosl
branches OF the tree was Il boy about
II years old.
Anything wrong hcrof' asked my
friend. ms We halted before the door.
''Budd Hawkins says he won't and
tho teacher says ho must" cried u
little girl.
Tho teacher herself then camo for
ward. She was plain-looking girl
OF about 90. with mouth showing
great firmncss and with some cmbar-
rassmcnt explained:
dts the terror OF the school. Ho
refused 20 mind ana ! started to WHIP
him. lie broke away and ran out
and climbed tho tree. I've becn up
about twenty fect but had to give il
up and come down"
You can't conquer mo-" shouted
the boy
'Budd. | order you to como DOWN.
Il won't!n
Il have sent for an axe. and horo
1t comes sho said. ns she turned TO
us Hell come down with the tree
II not before"
We offered 10 uso tho AKA but she
declined the offer with thauka and
stepping 10 tho trco shc swung the
implement around and buried the
blade In tho wood.
You dasn't" shouted Budl from
the top.
IN do II or rcsign." shc answered,
rs she struck several blows
At tho end Of throo minutes tho tree
began TO totter and Budd to yell In
alarm. and few seconds later II foil
with n crash, thought tho boy was
badly hurt II not killed. and wns no.
lioved us the school na'nm sprang for.
ward yankod him out OF tho branches,
and while applying cad with one
hand she pulled him into tho school
house with the other saying
'.Now Budd Hawkins you have got
TO do some OF the awfullest begging
over heard OF In the state OF OHIO, OF
I vea't leave enough hide on you for
. nsa 70 bii..'
~ vss hard nt II when We drove
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HIS SPANISH.
Hc Murdered the Language md Then II
Murdered Him,

Murdered Him.
IL have just seen one tenderfoot
who died game. snid the old minor
10 d Now York Tribune man us he
(the old miner) leaned up against tho
bar and poured out n couple OF fingers
OF liquid destruction. Ills namo
was johnson and no was from New
Jersey He came out TO Rattoon, N.
NJ. about ton years ago to start II
bank A week later We shipped him
back East In box. johnson would
have gone along all right II he hadn't
run up against Dur Spanish names out
hore. He pronounced San Juan us II
1t were spelled San Jew Ann and he
mauglcd San jose into San Joes Ho
was soon the laughing stock OF tho
whole town. and tho poor fellow didn't
seem to know what was the matter.
took pity on him and told him that
he was getting all tho boys down on
him, and the sooner he learned to
pronounce Spanish words tho better it
would be for his health. You havo
done mo u great service. sir" ho said.
squeezing my hand. i will bear your
kind advice in mind us long rs / 1.-Two
In New Mexico. I'll say .hn for Il"
II 1t kills mo- The next day
met him in tho dining
room OF the hotel. Hello. John.
son, how aro you getting along
with the lingo out here?' / asked.
Worry we'll, thank YOU. ho answered.
1t seems little difficult sometimes.
but think I'll learn 1t after tlme
Soc II ! order my dinner right
WaitcE I'm In n jury and rs jungry
as haclSal Bring mo some jam and
eggs duck and currant hclly. and u
hoint OF mutton. Jump yourself.
say. md justle that along in n hllfy.
There was dead silence Tho boys
laid down their knives and forks and
stared Mt Johnson md then at each
other Come on you haro-lipped
moss covered tenderfoo,! Go and
wash out your mouth. ut last yelled
old Hank Smith. and the next minute
the air was filled with flying plates,
crusts Of bread and vinegar cruets.
Ono big potato hit johnson square in
tho mouth SEQ jere sput,erel the
tendcrfoot as ho got TO his feet my
name is hannibal Hohnson. and I'm
from New Hersey. can't jandl,
your New Mexico hargon very we'll
but I jain't jar-lippcd. won't be
heerod at and bumped on II can jelr
it That room sounded like n shoot.
ing gallery for n while and when the
smoke cleared away we found six mer
dead In their chairs and tho tender.
foot lny curled up under tho table a:
full OF bullets us u small arsenal
The state herald., 1892-06-03
ARMouR'S NEW PACKING HOUSE
A Monster Establishment to he nuiit at
Kansas City,

A Monster Establishment to he nuiit at
Kansas city,
7. ID. Armour has telegraphcd his brother
at Kansas City 10 begin nj once OH the largest
packing house In the world. Twelve hundred
men have been secretly employed for the
putting up OF the building and these will be
marshalcd ON tract Of forty acrcs Of land ON
the Missouri River which Mr.. Armour bought
last week. One million brick are already on
the ground aud the TrIphammcr Brick aud
aud Tile Company has n contract to furnish
5000 brick day until September /, when
I've mammoth buildings already planned must
be finished.
The capacity Of the plant viii be 10000 anil
mails, hogs, sheep and cattle, every day. The
main building will be 600 fee, in length and
eight stories In height Four other huge
structures will be put up by Its side, This
will ndd To the packing house employees there
more than 5000 most Of whom will be brought
from Chicago. Mr. Armour has Invested at
Kansas City because of the closcness Of the
cattle range and the railroad aud water facil-
tiles
The state herald., 1892-06-03
I,nr,. Ahnn, Irn,,,,..

Prof McCoot, OF Hartford. finds In
Ills investigation OF tho tramp nui.
sanco ,hnt OF tho I. 900 cnscs coming
under his notice lfty.six por con,
woro American born. whIlo but nbou,
ten por cont wore unable TO road or
write Of Liza irninps 400 claimed
10 DO strictly temperate In their uso of
alcoholic drInka whllo thirty OF thom
boldly declared themselves ns total
nbstnlnorA
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rs.ams. Take Revenge.

narou Mnhs, Rus-in. .aater aad mer.
chant, recently received dcmandi from an
anony none source for D.0oo rouhirs To b.
given tenants on bis estates In Po.iolia, who
were said To bo suffering from famine. Ic
paid no attention To the demand, and the con
sequence was that his barns, valuable gran.
aries aud other property Hcrc burned, and his
bor.os aud cattle were turned loose. Tho
baron Ia now seeking military protection
aFainst further outrnrca
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wouldn't v1tS.

BridRct's mistress was rcprovlnp
hcr sharply for pouring hard water
into boiler Of sol. wntor 10 DO usod
for washing.
Didn't toll YOU never TO do such
n thlngP' hor mistress nakod.
'Yos mum sure" returned
Bridget "but Ol guess II won't mat.
ter oi can soon dip tho hard water
on. J, IL ON top yo knows "--ES
change.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
August
Flower

,,,;.,, rol %. 'w.o years suffered terribly
WI mi'n u. ~ r.,mach trouble, and was for
az a. lat time under treatment by a
PAysician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that I would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec.
ommendation of a friend I procured
bottle of August Flower. Itseen-
Cd to do me good at once. I gained
strength and flesh rapidly. I feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me-"
Jas. E. Dederick, Saugerties, N.Y,O
The state herald., 1892-06-03
Ast,,ts Say,ttytts.

Tho French. Canadians Of Lewiston.
Mo. have nm electric trick that
throws most Yankee devices IN the
shade II has boon discovered thnt
toycrnl oi tho nstut1 tunuks voted In
ono ward underline ironch names aud
In another Under tho equivalents. ,husi
In ward Antoine Bolsvorlc, IN ward
=, Antoine Greenwood.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
rHE SWEETEST THING.

What are tho sweetest things OF a. ~,
Lips that can praise rivals w.rth.
a fragrant rose that hides no .horn,
Hichcs OF gold untouched by acorn.
a happy little child aslec 81:
AYES hso,has ,has can smile th ,usa thcy may weep
Tho 4 hOrother,s o.; s cheer, 1atker's praise;
4 aho bonnt m,tns.reisy ,1tr OF samtner days.
4 gift i that mIeS Inn' Aser never burns;
DARK 3oot w ,tthrown; pains swift release:
Tho i,nS aT' <teps guided Into peace.
Aro ro !, tiR,> OF love In lovers eyes;
Ar ,sat Is young as well rs wise,
m others kiss, a baby's mirth-
Lcsc arc Me sweetest things Of earth.
Mankind.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Tho Only One Ever Printed--Cnn You Find
tho Word,

There is 3-inch display advertisement In
this paper this week which has no two words
alike except one word. The same Is true OF
each new one appearing each week, from the
"Creseent' On everything they make and pub.
llsh. Look for II, send them the name OF the
word and they will return you BOOK, BEAuTI-
FuL LITHoGRAPHs on SAMPLES FIRE.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

ARR YoU HUNGRY
FOR A HOMEi
II 20. write Geo r. Nicholson, q. =. A.
T. A,A.T& s.F.R.R. Topeka. Kansas.
for copy Of new edition Of Okiahoms
folder. containing full socOunt Of
Cherokee Strip aud Chlckasaw Nation
DO YOU WANT
SOME YELLOW GoLDi
ltcan be- easily obtained In the mining
camp 0f Cripple Greek, Colorado, neal
Pikc's Peak, directly reached va sants
be Route. The sensation Of lsg,.
ARE YOU THINKING
OF GOiNG EAST
The Democratic CONVENTION at Chicago.
June 1lHt, aud the National Ednca
tiunHi Association meeting at Saratoga
July i2ih, afford good chances 10 bus
reduced rate tickets with via Santa Ii
Bulir
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Passengers destined 10 points east o; the
Missouri River should patronizc the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line. Maxi
mum comfort and speed courteous attend
ants. Pullman and Wagner sleeping cars,
Pullman and Northwestern dining ears, Pull
man co,onist slccpcrs, free reclining chair
cars, and Union Dcpots, combined make this
the popular line East
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Maxim, the inventor OF the Maxim gun, one
Of the greatest Of American inventors, ey-
plains In the June CosmopohtH how IL Is
possible TO build without further discussion
n flying machine which will travel through
the air at the rate Of 100 miles per hour, this
without the aid Of any gaa
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Liquor and tobacco habit positively cured
by "MAaIc CnLoRipE oy GOLD" All drug.
glsts. Blake, Bruce & Co., Omaha, Neb.,
Whnlcanlc Arenfa
The state herald., 1892-06-03

wo pay tho highest price for School District
Bonds md furnish lithograph bonds, ali coupists
ready for signaiures, los than market rats:
made for NOT. h.rcsdenta In Denver real estate and
inortg agen. Address v. q. Patterson, TOO Peoples
pAnk bulldlnH, penyer.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

II Is equally dangerous tc give sword to
mailman, and power 10 u depraycd man.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
AN Goods tearing this label
AZ or CoA0yu0o Manufacture.
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

io6n PEOPLE fayci t75,o01 last yoar by having
IN. DAMi.HOs extract thclr tccth at &c; sl to
u for silver nllng; 10 for full set OF teeth.
ONCE, Union Blh., cor. lcth and Arapahoe Sts.
THE GREAT WESTERN MUTUAL, ACCIDENT
Association Z and Tabor block T.. o. Boz l9IJ.
LroNARp.sCitECK sADDLERY CO., isi2-i5ii
Blake st.-Nhnlosnie bsiilcry, Harness, &c.
REMINGTON TyFEwIurER9 AND SUPPLIES
lGg Ghampa- stonogrnphars furnished free.
"BEwAIE OF Plaintiffs l.. c. feitzo : Bros.
Wall Paper and Decorating Co., ldli Weiton
THE ilENyER FfliE CLAY CO.-lgD Larsmar.
Dealers In rhotogrnphcrs supplies
A. WARD. oPTICIAs, 1854 Lawrence ST., Denver
DENVER TENT AID AwSISG Co-islT Blake st
STEPHENS, uAScnErr & Co-Red Estate. Loans
HOTEL Brunswleh. 10Th and Observation-Disclosures.
J. NJ. MuoREs SONS Hardware. isa9 lsui st.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

II any boat can shoot the rapids success
fully we should think 1t would be the gun
boat
The state herald., 1892-06-03

When Baby was sick, we gave 1er CaS'or7a,
When she was a chili, she cried for Castoria,
When She became Miss, she chung to Casioria.
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The state herald., 1892-06-03

'Tis strange that We should have fresh egg.
as the result of "A fowl habit
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Liquor and tobacco habi. positively cured
by "MAGIo CHLORIDE or GOLD" All drug.
gists. Blake, Bruce s. Co., Omaha, Neb.,
Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

A hundred times more trouble IA caused by
men who can get work, than by the man who
wants work, but canno, get It.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

DR.. O. H. yndFs Electric B,its ein cure N
~sarly all ,sisrs v.ssiielas f.isi.. sold oa
sir months trial Judd Eierfris Co., 0,aaad,
Nd
The state herald., 1892-06-03

The wise man does not hesitate In adver-
tising what lawyer would charge for super.
Intending his nsslgnmcnt
The state herald., 1892-06-03

"Iianson's aipUic Corn sniSr."
Warranted to cure, OF mnuny refunded. AL
your drlggllt for y. rrico y cunts.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Women jump at conclusions aud generally
hit. Meu reason things out logically aud
generally miss IT,
The state herald., 1892-06-03
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

There are some men who are SO opposed to
anarchy that they will not even wear red
flannel
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Even when .hlp parts With hcr anchor sh,
still Keeps her hold
The state herald., 1892-06-03
rue SKILL AND KNOWLEDGE

fHE SKILL AND KNOWLEDGE
Essential TO tho production Of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known, have enabled tho California
Fig Syrup Co. to achieve q great success
in the reputation OF its remedy, Syrup
Of Figs, as II is conceded t. be the uni.
versal laxative. For sale by all drug.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
Maximum Comfort en- route East.

We always admire dentist for one thing
Mt least. He Isn't afraid to say thing right
The state herald., 1892-06-03

The male voice a girl likes 5c4t To hear
the one with u ''rlngn to It.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

An ocull,, Is the man who can make pco-
pie "opcn their cyes.n
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Have you ever heard parrot swcarl No
but I've heard n cro-cus.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

al have found your Bradycro,incn sure cure
or headaches" 4. T. Hanks. Mountain Peak,
The state herald., 1892-06-03
wig. and Christianity.

A century and hall ago wig
wearing was at Its height, and little
boys 4 or . years Of ago subaittsd -
having thcir heads shaven preparatory
10 donning their falso hssd d-Arsssss
A Loyloa proisssor r-Iiivsrs BY nams
-sAooksd all churchss by dccinrlug
that Christian mus, necessarily
wear n wig or DO etornally lost On
tho other hand. DIR. Thiers cole.
bratod Catholic. assailod tho wig.
wearing priests In II good.slzcd vol.
umo. Tho ancient Egyptians all wore
wigs and tho early Christians from
A. u. i27 TO A. u. 9l7 considered n
false hond covering badge OF dis.
tlnction. This too. In direct opposi.
ton 10 Tcrtulllnn who In vain dc.
clnred them dovlccs and inventions OF
tho devil. md Clement OF Alexnndrla
who wnrncd his hearers tha, when tho
sncrcd hands OF tho clergy wcro laid
on their hoads tho blessing would not
penetrate through tho false hair.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
Way or Color.

The hue Of hcalihi who eau mistake ~ Tho
white brow, the dorpcnrd tint Of tho cheek,
th'-n associated with brightness and anima-
ilon OF the eye. rhcury tsprcsNiun ~ the
ruuhinnnnrr, nto infalllble indicin that the
hNrf u performing IT. functions actively, and
thht consequently digestion ana tho bowels arc
uhdiHtnfloii " however. the complexion aud
rirbalis have saffron tint, or the face ~ drawn
nni void nf spfighilinvsa and animation, tho
hillary gland II almost certain % ha out of or
der llcciify the iinicuiiy speedily. thoroughly.
with the paramount hnuhiliuua specific. Hos
letters stomach liittnfH, which promptly rem.
rdltH not only tho above outward and Visible
signs Of hiiiuusntas, but also tho sick head.
aches constipation. Vefileu. fur upon the
tongue. nausea sour breath aud pains through
the tifht side which chnfnet1fira II The liver
II always seriously Involved Ia malaria, for
which the niiiorH IA = sovereign specific This
medicine remedies with equal pfuinptituic and
tnhtlctohess. kidney complaint dyspepsia,
rheumatism aud nervousness
The state herald., 1892-06-03
Can De counted n,

Can De counted on
to cure Catarrh = DR.. Sage's Catauh
Remedy. It's nothing new. For
20 years il has been doing that very
thing. It gives prompt and com.
plete rcliei-but you want more
than that. And You get il, with
this Remedy there's n cure tha,
is perfect and permanent. The
worst chronic cases, no matter OF
how long standing, yield to it,
mild, soothing, cleansing and heal
ing properties. "Cold in the Head "
needs but a few applications. Ca,
tarrhal Headache, and all tho
troubles that come from Catarrh,
are nj once relieved and cured
You can count on something else,
too-s5O0 in cash.
You can count on H., but it's
moro han doubtful whether you
earn Il.
Tho propristos Of DR.. sagc's
Remedy, In good faith. oiTer tuai
amount for an incarnble case Of
Catarrh. Don't think tha. you
have one, though.
They'll pay you, If they can't
cure you. That's certain.
But they can cure you. That's
Just about as certain, tao.
Can you ask more
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Why Il . young man oourilng glri like q
,nlcidci Because he's hrt fellow der scol
The point of this Joke has bcon brought d
long distance. and i tlfrd
The state herald., 1892-06-03

Learn shorthand by mail. Positions Sc
cured b. W. q. Chnf.r, oswcgo y. y.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

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aoiriy ah ci,ss wtsrs pisiioiss .Gtiig Sold NJ
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The state herald., 1892-06-03

The coai-tAil irritation /. tho latest. A
stlnhled coni-tnll bearing the marks means,
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The state herald., 1892-06-03

A cent IN your pocket is worth two on tcui
The state herald., 1892-06-03

We will rivn sio1 for any case Of caiArfh thai
tauno, bo enfei with Halls csisrh Cure
- y cifEsrY 3 co, Props. Tolcdo,o
tV-soli by pfhRgl.p, 10.