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BoarderS Wanted.
East Side.

East Side.
23D ST. 232 Handsomely furnished rooms
to let hot. cold running water, with good sub
stantial board
3IST 81, : L. Handsome apartments, families
and bachelors. en- suite or singly; first class
table; reasonable.
s2D ST., AS E. Nicely furnished square room;
heated all conveniences, first-class table.
33D ST, 2ls F. Furnished front hall room,
other rooms, with board all conreniehceS.
18TH ST, . +. Elegant rooms, with first class
board aud attendance: reference.
18TH II. 1873 4. Large, handsome, newly
furnished room: every convenience; hrst-class
home table.
slsT ST.. al E.-Room 4 board; gas, bath;
ladies', $3.50; gents, 81 table boarlers.
4lsT ST. 45 +; : Handsome rooms superior
board refined surroundings; =, single; Sl4-
SIS double physicians Office.
2 ST. 138 E.IDesirable rooms, "a door;
excellent board private family: moderate.
Attn ST, IL f. I'd d 3D. story front alcove
room, with superior board.
4sTH ST, 242 L. Desirable front rooms; supc.
rior hoard; bountiful table; home comforts;
moderate.
4e1 II ST. las +. Private house, newly furnished
mod am,e te. m
5sTH ST, 3l7 Large furnis h d = ON, suit
family.
18th ST. 1873 f Double l. single TO ,ms, with
frt stoard t rms moderate.
bSTH ST. 1872 E.-LarEe. pleasant, newly fur.
nished rooms 10 gentlemen; board u desired.
GOTH ST. lu3 Z. SINGLE room 1 elegant house;
for gentl, m an or lady excellent board; refer
ences exc changed.
6lST ST. l3S +. Large. pleasant rooms, single
or en- suite also small board optional.
62D ST. ass +. Nicely furnished rooms, with
board. refined Jewish family; IS TO 50 weekly.
T4TH IT. 1870 +. Large a small rooms, with
board, in private Jewish family.
S5rH ST, 1T5 E. Large and small rooms good
board every convenience: terms very low.
nth at IA u - Nice larpe rppm q hoard i'm
refined Jewish family.
llSrH 81, 23s +. - Bright sunny. handsomely
flu n''hed room, with board all Improve rents
re Ell nrts
l24TH ST. corner Lexington ave. Hotel Pete
ler)-HAndsomely furnished rooms, with or
without board; terms reasonable.
18TH ST, 2l6 Z. = IS, S12; handsomely fur
nished front room large closets; heat: running
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Colleges, Schools, &c.

ANJo- Wanted, pupils for banjo orchestra: In
way, corner 35th 81.
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10Th ST.. 2, AZ q w, Morsllo's rcstaurant-
Elegantly furnished parlor floor Of 3 large
rooms. with private bath also smaller suits; ret
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ST, Is W. = Elegant furnished suit, also
single room, with best attention; hoard II lie.
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81. 800 ". Front room and bedroom q
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18TH ST, b5 W. One handsome suit with bath.
room; square d single rooms; physicians par
lOrs: owners residence.
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18TH ST, 340 w. ~: nicely furnished rooms.
convenient for housekeeping also front con.
Meeting rooms.
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THE BRISTOL,

IL to 10 Il. 1lth ST., near 9Th ave. comfortable
family house; very moderate terms
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3lTH ST, 257 W. Elegantly furnished square
4 hall room furnace heat; low rates; private
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18th ST, l2T W. Handsomely furnished
large, small, sunny rooms; doctors ofice, lst
foOT: board optional: reasonable.
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1877 W Desirable rooms, with closets
e running water.
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Bath ST., 264 W. -Expensiyely furnished.
beautiful large room h bath, $40; also 81 room.
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23D ST, 2S2 =. Handsomely furnished rooms
to let hot. cold running water. with good sub
stantial board
31s1 ST. Z. Handsome apartments, families
and bachelors, en- suite or singly; first class
table; reasonable,
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G
THE ADELAIDE,
CORNER pARE AUE Np aaTII

CORNER PARK vi AND 8TH ST.
Elegant corner apartment, newly decorated, z
rooms q bath; hardwood finish, elevators:
steam heat & fuel furnished: everything first
class. Apply on premises.
THE HERMo1NE. southwest corner 10th ST.
ana Park ave. Elegant apartments, Z large
rooms aud bath, handsomely decorated; steam
heat, elevators, fuel; see these fats before rent
ing 1t viii pay you: rents SO to $i5.
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BANJO, violin, guitar, mandolin school: ladies'
Taught privately; 81 course: Instruments fur
hlsned. HORTON. 1877 West 2J1 st.
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18th ST. 100 w, opposite Marlborough-2d
floor, handsomely furnished front rooms, $40;
rear, 81; all convenlenCes.
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BTH st. $40 ". -NIcely furnlshcd connecting
rooms. ! flight; rooms for light housekeeping
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BANJO, mandolin. guitar, violin. stage dancing
taught; - course J. Deans, 0S2 I'D ave.
list ST.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03
xII--No le HARRISBURG, W VA MARCH 1898

tle4tieldo or the frontier Puritan and
Cavalier were not convertibleterms.
having in the beginning Il common
origin, and SO diffused and diluted
on American soil as no longer to
possess local habitation, ora ma
itivity, except in the national unit.
The men who planted the signals
of American civilization upon that
sacred rock by Plymouth Bay we're
Englishmen. and so We're the men
who struck the coast a little lower
down, calling their haven Of rest
afterthe great republican commoner
and founding by Hampton Roads a
race Of heroes and statesmen the
mention Of whose names bring a
thrillsto every heart. The South
claims Lincoln, the immortal forits
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

menian, Christian and Jew--theH
American, loving no country except
his own, but loving all manlSindlas.
his brother, bids you enter and fear
not; bids you partake with us of
these fruits Of 400 years OF Ameri-
can civilization and deyelopement,
and behold these trophies Of 100
years of American Independence
and freedom.
AT this moment in every part of
the American Union the children
are taking up the wondrous tale Of
the discovery, and from Boston TO
Galveston, fromsthe little log school
house in the wilderness to the tower
ing academy in the city and the
town, may be witnessed the,inpre-
.cedented spectacle OF a powerful
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

homogeneous and truly American.
The young manhood Of the conn-
try may take this lesson from those
ofus who lived through times that
did, indeed, try mems souls when,
pressed down from day to day by
awful responsibilities and suspense,
each night brought a terror with
every thought of the morrow, and
when, look where we would, there
were light and hope nowhere that
God reigns and wills, and this fair
land is, and has always been, in his
own keeping.
The curse of slavery is gone. IT
was a joint heritage of woe, TO be
wiped out and expiated in blood and
flame. The mirage Of the Confed-
seracy has vanished. 1t was essen
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

nation captured by an army of Lilli-
putians, of embryo men and women,
of topling boys and girls, and tiny
elves scarce big enough to lisp the
numbers OF the national anthem,
scarce strong enough to lift the min
iature flags that make of arid street
and autumn wood an emblematic
garden, to GLADDEN., the sight and to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

glorifyt the red, white and blue. See
Our young barbarians all at play,
for better than these we have noth-
ing to exhibit They, indeed, are
our crown jewels 1.-THE truest, though
the inevitable, offsprings of our
civilization and developement 1.-THE
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

from four directions, west from Chm
cinnati, east from Washington and
north from Pittsbnrg, while the w.
Va. u 2. r. r. is rapidly pushing
its lines south to connect with the
great @. q O.trunk lines.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

everlasting love and honor, two
cross-swords carried 70 battle re-
spectively by the grandfather who
wore the blue and the grandfather
who wore the gray.
All nations andall creeds be well
come here from the Bosporus and:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03
THE WORLDS FAIR.

! THE twenty sety
hrst day OF Octo-
Der 1892, + b e
Nv orld,s Fair was
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

strongest gas well IN
/ he W oSrl d h Q i
streets and homes are
lighted by artificial gas
and electricity 1.-THE me-
;chanical arrangements
of her system Of water
water works could not
be well improvedupon
In that onward march
of industrial develop
ment that has come 10
this fortunate section
ofthe State, Clarksl,arg
has always occupied d.
forward position Rail
roads enter Glarbsburgi
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reach ;because, since
the advent of the
Son Of God, no event
has had so great an
influence upon hui
man affairs as the
discovery o + I h e
Weste'nH hemisphere
Each Of the centuries
that have interyen-
ed marks many reyo-
buttons. The merest
catalogue W III d
crowd a thousand
pages. The story of
the least of the ma
tions would fill a vol
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

not upon frescoed walls,
or IN ample libraries, but
in the machine shops,
where the spindles sing
and the looms thunder;
on the open plain where
thesteam pillow, the reap
er and the mower con-
tend with one another
in friendly war against
obduracies of nature; in
the magic of electricity
asst penetrates the dark
est cavern with its ire
sistible power and light.
Let us consider ourselves
and our conditions, as
far as we are able, with
n candor untlnged py
cynicism, and a conf.
dence having no air OF
assurance.
We have in our own
time seen the republic
survive an irrepressible
conflict, sown in the
blood and marrow OF the
social order. We have
seen the Federal Union,
not too strongly put to-
gether in the first place,
come out of a great war
of sections stronger than
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

the world
There is no geography in Ameri-
can manhood. There are no sections
10 American fraternity. 1t needs
Init six weeks TO change Vernon
Ter into 4 Texan, and there never
has been time when upon the bat
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CLARKSBuRG.

len ICE, indus
stri al develop
neni and / II .
advancement OF
the human race
have since the
earliest ages de-
pended mn ch
uspon physical
cond istions.
Where mature
solved theproh-
lem Of e X lis t
ence most salts
factory must be
accord ed { Ii .
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

representatives of a manhood vital
lied and invigorated by toll and
care Of a womanhood elevated and
inspired by liberty and education.
God bless the children and their
mothersi God bless our country's
flag !"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

are cast aside. Like the enchanted
princess in the legend, clad in spot
less raiment, and wearing a crown
of living light, she steps in the per-
lection Of her maturity upon the
scene Of this, the latest and proudest
of her victories, to bid a welcome to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

is no longer q rope Of sand.
The republic represents at last the
letter and the spirit of the sublime
declaration. The letters that bound
her to the earth are burst asunder.
The rags that degraded her beauty
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

gross between 1872 and 1892. No
twenty centuries can be compared
with those four centuries, either in
importance or in interest, as no pre-
vious ceremonial can be compared
withthis initswide significance and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

emit into it, its faithrenew
/, its credit rehabilitat.esd
nd its flag saluted WI WIN
we and homage by 6o,oN,-
600 Of God fearing
men and won en-.
thoroughly reconcile ,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

-Four hundred years had
elapsed since Christopher
Columbus, standing upon the
fore-castle of his little ship,
the Santa Maria, sawrisirg
from the pillows Of aold
ocean" the majestic shore
of the New World. Four
hundred years is but a span
in history /; yet four hundred
wears from the time Of her
discovery, America invites
the nations of the earth to
come and witness upon her
own soil the greatest expo
sition of recorded time.
The honor of delivering
opening Grafton at the dedi-
cation was bestowed upon
HENRY WATTERsoN the emin-
entiournalistand lecturerof
Louisville. The speech will
be accorded a place among
the masterpieces of Ameri-
can oratoryand sinpart as
follows
aWe are met this day to
honor the memory of Chris
topher Columbus, TO cele-
brate the 4o0th annual re-
turn Of the year Of his tran
scendent achievement, and
With fitfinr r;fes "a dedi
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

place WllSte, II NOT lfle cradle
OF the human race, III least the
cradle Of Identification was first
rocked. $50 when the curtain
goes up on antiquity Say IN
the 2ard century b. { we
have disclosed to view the
venerable figures DC two civil.
cations that in the Nile Val.
ley and that in Ghaldma.r
AS it was In the antique
world SO ii Is to-day, and
Clarksburg, d city restingupon
a soilaholding in its embrace
the richest giftsof nature, sur.
rounded by those picturesque
hills whose fertile soil pro-
duces abundant crops and
whose carbon foundations VIII
/, solve the problem Of fuel for
ages, offers unparalleled in
ducements to persons desiring
to locate manufactures.
We desire to repeat, with
emphasis, what We said in .
former number Of the TKLE-
GRAM. Clarksburg's claims are
not extrasagant not merely
imaginative. They are based
upon incontroyertible facts.
The prosperity Of her people,
her rich coal beds and her
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

the Black Sea, The yiennese woods
and the Danubian plains from Hol-
land dixie to Alpine craig; from
Belgrade and Calcutta, and round
to China seas and the busy marts Of
Japan, the isles Of the Pacific and
the far-away capes Of Africa-Ar-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

GRAND farming areas exist as living
witnesses In point Of population,
wealth, location, public buildings,
beautiful private residences, natural
and supplied conveniences n
picturesque surroundings, where is
there an interior townthatcan stand
beside Clarksburg as 4 respectable
rivall Her fires are fed from the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

ITS own. Nor vii L The time Is
coming, is almost here, W h e n
hanging above many a mantle board
in fair New England clarifying
many cottage in the Sunny South
shall be seen bound together, in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

ume. In what / have to say upon
this occasion, therefore, shall con-
fine myself to our own. We are q
race Of inventors and workers, not
of poets and artists. We have led
the worlds movement, not its
thought. Our deeds are to befound
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

WEsT VIRGINIA has often
been called The Sw irzER
LAND or AMERICA, and THR
LITTLE MOUNTAIN STATE, on
account Of her picturesque
mountains, beautiful hills,
dashing rivers and p u + g
sweetair. Kings Hand Book
of tie U. s.
The Glarksburg TELEGRAM
is keeping its subscribers in
anxious suspense awaiting
the appearance ofits Worlds
Fair edition. The TEIEaRAM
is a very pretty paper in it's
every day clothes. and We
don't wonder at its readers
longing to see limits beauti-
full Columbian attire Yves
ton Democrat.
1lHR climate Of West Vir-.
ginia is the most equable Of
all the States in thenation,
there being no prolonged
seasons Of extremes Of heat
or cold, but a happy medium.
CHRAplands, cheap homes
and cheap living are the at
fractions locating in West
Virginia. You viii make a
mistake IN seeking further
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-03-03

Tor the means Of existence
and shelter
WoRK has been resumed
on the site for the
new, Clarksburg
union depot.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
PLANTING FRUIT TREES.

Mark of 20 feet each way with a
large pillow, and plant the trees where
the marks cross, saws writer N The
American Agriculturalist. Thorough
preparation j. the first thing and The
next is good trees The roots must
not become dry. put the trees IN a
large barrel, putting water and some
soil upon them. Drive between the
rows, planting two rows as you go
along. In this way man and boy
can plant, in first class order, 80 trees
per hour, or 200 trees 10 day. Twenty
years ago | thought it best To pillow
orchards late in the fall, Int after los
ing many trees from late blowing and
extreme cold, gave it up.
After the trees are five TO six ycars
old, they are mulchcd by sowing Man.
moth clover, cutting the first crop, let
ting il remain upon the ground. The
second crop is let alone. All the
clover rots upon the land II keep
the ground moist through July and
August, covering aud protecting the
roots through the winter. When the
ground j. bare III July and August,
the trees suffer for the wan; oi moisture
making it impossible 10 perfect their
buds for crop the following season.
A fruit tree must be fed aud watorcd
10 give the best rc,pits.
have been spraying my trees aud
vines for four years, and find that i
PAYS. DO not make TIA. mixture 10,
strong. One pound Of London purple
10 lsO or 9OO gallons 81 water is strong
enough. Three pounds OF -ulphate o
copper, three 81 lime, 10 10 gallons q
water, will prevent grape rot. Ih'
pump should have great force, and ,
nozzle that will make fine spray, a
much like mist rs possible In largr
dfnps the solutions are apt to burn tn
tender leaves Spray Ms soon as tia
fruit is formed Any one can as ccr
tainly grow first-elass fruit by spray
ing as fruit OF the second or thlr,
quality.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

The remains of Pickett Holton,
who was drowned near Boise IN
May, were found about five miles
below the city on the Eth.
With 100000 miners ont of cm-
ployment the brotherhood Of tramps
is likely 10 have its membership
largely increased. Congress can
check such an awful calamity upon
the West--but will il do ito
The Shoshone Journal Is informed
that horse thieves are very nuiner-
Gus about Bliss. IL Is said that
every horse on the range in the vi
entity Of Sand Springs was driven
away about ten days ago.
Capt. II. G. Woodrow has formed
company to work the bottom Of
the Snake river in Idaho. The
sand will be pumped mp ON a boat
constructed for that purpose, and
the gold il contains will be saved by
amalgamation.-Sait Lake Journal.
Woodrow had better put his spare
cash in the development Of his
quartz claims at Camp Woodrow
in this county. He would find il
more remunerative than pumping
sand on the Snake.
John Ward and party have re-
turned from their outing on Little
Camas. Mr. Ward reports n novel
case Of what might be appropriately
STYLED progressive fishing. Gran
will, son Of Chas. Howeth, of Noun.
tain Home, who with his parent.
was campcd near the Ward party
went out fishing. lie baited hi
hook with grasshopper and threw
it into the stream. In a momen
he got bite and pulled out, not I
trout. but large frog The boz
thought he could have some fur
with the frog and threw it into III,
water, the Shiny creature still hav
, ing the hopper and the hook some
where in his anatomy. To the grea
surprise Of the youthful angler Their
were q series of yanks which nearl,
broke his pole in two. With grea
difficulty he pulled the line i'll an,
was Mortified to see a garter snak
two feet or more in length danglin
at the end Of the string. 1t ha,
swallowed the frog The boy NIGH
have went on with his string Z
! wriggling bait and captured Sc
, horse, but Mr.. Ward is prepared t
{ swear that he did not.-Statesmat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
1, should he in Every House.

J. b. Wilson. 37l Clay It. Sharps-
burg, Pa. says he will not b. without
DR. Kings New Discovery Tor con
sumption. coughs and colds; that It
cured his wife whu Was threatened with
pneumonia after an attack nf ia
Grippe" when gariuns other remedies
and several physicnns had done her
no good Robert Barber 81 Coekspnr;,
Pa claims Dir Kings New Discovery
has done him m,rc good than any.
thing lac ever used f5r lung trouble.
Nothing like IL Free trial bottles at
pr Bearty's Drug and department
store. Large BOTTLES 90 aud 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Enr Over Iln, Yrarr.

Az OLp AND WELL-TEIEp RfNEpY.
MIS-. WinsloS's Soothing Syrup has
been used Tor over fifty ears by mil.
lions of mothers for their children
while tccthing. with perfect success.
II soo;hes the child, soitcEs the gums,
allays al pain, cures wind collie. and Is
the best remedy for iiurhpea. u Is
pleasant to the taste Sold by drug
gists in every part 81 the world. %
cents u bottle. II vAlue i ineaieul.l-
ble b. sure and ask for Mrs Wins
lows Soothing syrup, and take no
other kind jelyl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Tie Rest Sa,ye in the world ior cuts.
bruises, sores ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. ohapped hands, chiihlAins,
eorn- ard all .lu cruptions. and pos.
lively cares piles, o. no pay required
II Is guaranteed to give perfect sati..
faction q money refunded. Price -
cents per box For sale at Dr. VI
Bearhy'- DsGg and Department Sto.a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12


The littlo l.ycar-oid boy uf VIM.
Rove died at Grand View. Aug
ust 9th.
Mrs Sadie Vineyard. wife Of /.
Vineyard and daughter Of Captain
Ralph Bledsoc. died IN Boise last
Wednesday night
4 rousing silver meeting vas held
at Gleun's Ferry Tuesday evening
Judge G. c. Glenn, W. NJ. stock
ton and James Duiiav were elected
delegates 70 attend the Ketchum
convention next Monday.
Mr.. II. J. Mayors, 81 Oakland. Md
Gays II have sold thirteen bottles q,
Chamberlain Cough remedy TODAY
and avn literally .old out Tins i tho
largest sale on record et any one pr,.
paration in day over our counters
il gives the bees. satisfaction ul aa,
cough medicine We handle. uud ~
seller 1t leads all othor preparations ~
This market" For sale ty q q. L
Silva, druggist.
SHILoH's NIrALzEE il what yo,
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel
low skin or Kidney trouble. II j
guaranteed % give you satisfaction
Priee Zoe. Sold by Dr. Bealby