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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-19

VIM Messenger, quartermsster en-
listed in December, 1853, in COMPANY
d, 46th Illinois infantry. Campaign, d
in Mississippi. Louisiana and Arkansas
Participated In the BATHS Of Black
River, Jackson Cross Roads, Clinton.
and the sieges Of Spanish Fort ~
Fort Blakeley; and was at the fiDal
surrender of Dick Taylor on May 8,
1855, ct Meriden, Mrs, and remained
In the south until Jan. 20, 1866, when
he was finally mustered out at Baton
Rouge, La.
X. A. Brown. officer of the day
enlisted Sept. 4 1851 in Company
lat Colorado cavalry aud was discharged
at Denver NV. 1865. Served IN Colo
RADIO and New Mexico fighting Indians
and Texas rangers. Was in!the battle
Of Sand Creek, Colo, where 900 mobile
red men" were sent to the "happy
hunting grounds" The scalpiDg knife
WAS used freely at this battle. Col.
Thomas Moonlight, Of L-avenworth.
commanded this regiment at the close
~ the war.
L. Jones, officer Of the guard.
enlisted II jacksonville, Illiroi-, Au.
gust, 1852, Company A., lOl Illinois
infantry. Was attached to 9th brigade
18Th Army corps at Davis Mills, Tenn
Captured near Holly Springs, Miss. In
Dec. 1882 and soon paIoled. X, joined
the command and went with Sherman
on his march from "Atlanta to tue
Sea" Marched down Pennsylvania
avenue on the day of the grand review
in 1866.
John p. Simpson, sergeant major.
enlisted March, 1862, in Company X ,
LIST Illinois infantry, served three years
in the 18th corps, and served through
the VlckshuIg campaign and all the
campaigns Of the western amy, thu
last being Mt franklin aud Nashville.
Tenn. % engagements in all.
Il. s. Lnniug, q. NJ, s., enlisted
August 8, 1861, In Company Is Attn.
New York infantry, aud including
reenistment, served until July s, 1865
He WAS In all the engagements Of the
army Of the Potomac under Mcclellan,
Pope, Halleck and Grant. lie WAS
wounded at Spottsylyania Courthouse,
NAV ~. 1861 in right forearm.
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A DETROIT MIRACLE.
A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR MEDI
CAL SCIENCE.
Particulars Of One of the Most Re-
malkable CUES en- Record De-
scrbed by tue DeJIolt News-A
Story Worth a Careful Perusal.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. IA Case has
Just Come ~ IBuL neIe, the paItICulai .
VI wnICn ale puUIsneu III lne Evening
News which viii De lead Win cOhslu
eIaU,e lutelesI, as IL records the
uisUUVvIS, winch has already Won great
ami eLuuI,hg Lame. lie story 10 lUlu
Uy tIe News as follows:
Tue IuhUwIug para9Iaph which ap
praIeu III tie News "a SNORT time ago,
Furnished the basis OF tuis INFORMATION
u case that Mas 10 very wonderfully
itmarkaOle that II demanded further
explanation. 1t ID vt sufficient lmpUT-
,ahce Ia tue News readers to report IL
u them luily. Ii Was 81 important a.,
| 10 attract considerable attention at the
time. Tie following Is the paragraphs
III question:
~. Is. NOrthrop, for 20 years one OF
the best known meIcnan,s On ODD
ward avenue, whU MAS supposed 10 b-
| dying last spring Of lUcumUtor ataXla
VI creeping paraly Els, has secured II
new lease of lie and returned 10 work
at his store. Tue disease has always
ueen supposed TO be incurable but Mr..
NOrIhrOp's condition has greatly im
proved aud II looks now as II the gray t
would be cheated Of It's prey"
Since that time Mr.. Nurthrop has
steadily improved, not only in lOOks
but III condition until he has regaiurd
his old time strength,
II had been hinted to the writer OF
tins article, who WAS acquainted witt
Mr.. NOTthrOp, that tins miraculous
change had been wrought by very
simple remedy called DR.. William,
Pink Pills for pale people. When
asked about II Mr.. NUrthrOp fully
W rliied the statement aud not only so.
tut he had taken pains to inform any
Jne who WAS suffering In similar wa,
when he heard of any such case. Mr.
NOrthrOp was enthusiastic at the result
IA his own case of Dr. Williams PINK
Pills. IL was remedy that he hai
heard of after he had tTied every hlnp
he could hope To give him relief. liz
had been In the care Of the best physl-
clans who did all they could Ia allie
viaie this terrible malady but without
any avail. lie had given up hope whnn
friend in Luckpurt, New York, wrote
him of the case Of "A person Their,
who had been cured in similar circum
stances by DR.. Williams Pink Pills foI
pale people, The person cured a.
Lorkpurt Ia ! obtained his information
respecting DR.. Williams Pink Pill
from au article published in the Ham
ilIon, Olt., Times. The case wa
called The Hamilton MIRACLE and
lold the story OF a man in that city
who, after almost incredible suffering
WAS pronounced nv the most rminei
physicians To be- incurahle and perma
GENTLY disahlrd, Ne had spent humid
reds of dnllars in all sorts Of irea' ment
aud appliances only to he told in the
end that there was M hope far him AMI
that cure Wa impossible. The psrs'
slluded to (Nr John Marshall. 1T 25
Little William ST., Hamilton, 0nt.l,
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S. IL, Cliffmd. New Cassel, Wis. wa,
troubled With neuralgia and rhpuma.
t,sm, hls stomach was disnrdrrrd, HI,
liver was affected tn nm alarming degree.
appetite fell away. and he WAS terribly
reduced IN flesh and strength. Thre'
bottles Of III ctric Bittrrs cured him,
Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, IL
had II running sore m his leg If pigh,
wears standing. Used three bottles oi
Electric Bittrrs and seven boxes oi
Bncklrn's ArniGa Salve. and his leg I,
sound and we'll. John Sneaker
Catawha, o., had Ave large fever sore.
on his leg. doctors said he WAS incurahle
One bottle of Electric RittPrs and one
hox Of Bucklen's Arrica Salve cured
him entirely, Sold by J. NJ, Gleissnel
Druggists.
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Nervous Prostration,

A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, aud who
WAS UverwOrked and broken down with
nervous exhaustion, went to celebrat.
ed specialist. lie VAS told that the
only thing needed was to be relieved VI
care and worry, aud have oh ,nge OF
thought. This doctor was more
considerable Of his PATENTS health than
Of his financial circumstances. h.,
ought tn have advised him to use Dr.
Miles Restorative NeTyine. the bes'
remedy for nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, dizziness, headache, III effects
Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc
Thousands testify to cures. Book and
trial bottle free ut J. NJ. Gleissner.
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Lanier Students.

The Lanier Literary circle met last
evening In the city hall TO discuss the
first program presented this year. T.
Il. Dewey presented critique on Dr.
Blayney's paper on Wordsworth y
DIR. Il. BergStresser read AN 5000 word
assay on "Ilazlitt" giving an exhaus.
tive study Of that English author.
DIR. Bergstresser's paper gave evidence
u wide reading and careful thought
There was a reading by MIR, Pattisou
and the usual minor features making
the session profitable aud interesting
10 ALL
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HEADQUARTERS At ABILENE.
HoLLINGER LISTER DRILL CON.
TRACTS COMPLETED.
Hon. ]. 8 Hollinger Now the owner
Of the Celebrated Invention--a Big
Contract for Manufacture Of the
Implements.

Among the important business deals
Of the year none has ranked higher
than that which has just taken place
IN the purchase by Hon. j. =. Hollin-
ger, president of the Abilene National
bank, Of the entire interest in that
celebrated invention, the Hollnger Lis
ter drill-an implement that has
created much enthusiasm among the
farmers Of western Kansas. Mr.. Hul.
liDgrr was largely the inventor of the
drill aud has been associ tied with his
son, w. II. IIollinger. in the invention
aud has now become sole owner.
Mr.. Q. A. Hodge of this city, one OF
Kansas most experienced dealers in
agricultural implements, returned last
night from Moline, Ills, where he
went as Mr.. Hollingsr's representative
and closed contract with the Moline
PlOw company for the manufacture of
a large number of the implements and
hundreds of them will BE- placed on the
market throughout Kansas, Colorado,
California. Nebraska, Texas, Indian
Territory and the Dakotas. The con-
tracts will be largely increased as the
season advances.
Abilene will be the distributing
point for the implements and head
quarters for the businrss-a decided
gain for Abilene's list Of business
houses.
Mr.. IIollinger has bonanza in his
investment The indications are for n
sale in 1893 ut least three times M
large as last year. Agents in every
western State are clamnrlng for the
irills and the fact that Mr. Hollinger
refused the offer of small fortune for
the patent a short time ago proves
that prominent implement houses
realize its value. The REFLECTOR
congratulates him on his successful
venture.
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Billiards. Snow Liniment.

This LinimenLis different In CON
position from any other linlment ON the
market. IL Is a scientific discovery
which results in its being the most
penetrating liniment ever known.
There are numerous white limitations,
which may be recOmemt n ded because
they pay the seller a greater profit.
Beware of these and demand Ballard
Snow Liniment. IL positively cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, cuts, sprains
bruises, wounds, sciatic, and innamma
tory rheumatism, burns, scalds, sore
eet, contracted muscles, stiff joints. old
ores, pain in back, barb wire cuts, sore
chest or throat and ia especially
bsDedcial 10 paralysis. Sold by @. Il.
Northcraft and Co.
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A Mothers Mistake,

Mothers frequently nake II mistake
III ueglt cting The cough Ut child. "A
FuIt Wayne, Ind, lady writes: M,
little daughter years uld had "a severe
cough Uut as II was nothing unusual
thOnght nothing OF II, anu allowed II to
run U" 1 ur D Weeks, when 1t brcami q
obstinate she began luslrg flesh. |
cal ed III physician who treated hrI
three weeks without benefit. A
neignbOr insisted upOns my trying
Billiards. llOrehuund syrup; IL relieved
her first dose and she began gaming
flesh rapidly, when we had used lwu
bottles her cough had entirely disap-
pearrd. | would not be- without IL.
dues not constipate my children. b J.
lard's llorehound Syrup IL free from
Oplates. It's the most soothing thro I
aud lung medicine IN tue world, Pri q
SOC. and 81 90. Sod by q. L. NuItl :
craft II Co.
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Ebe Reflector.
JANUARY 10, 1892.
Chapman Notes.


Special REFi r TOR Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, Jan. ll.-Ada Heist gave
her entertainment in the Methodist
church Of this place last night.
Professors Cosgrove and Felter gave
an entertainment in the opera house
Tuesday evening.
The funeral Of Rev. Father Hill on
Saturday last was largely attended.
Mrs. Maloney, from near Sutphen's
Mill, who died recently was buried In
the Catholic cemetery Of this place on
Tuesday.
Prof. Jewett, Of Abilene, gave the
high school a short address Monday.
The students seem we'll pleased with
Prof, Hickey, the successor Of Prof.
Shirk.
W. II. Phipps Of the X. s. A. G.
visited the high school a couple of days
last week.
Will Slemmer, an old student, visited
the school Wednesday.
Miss bertha Foulke will leave school
soon as her parents will move to War.
saw, Ind, their former home.
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Heart Disease Durable.

The truth Of this statement may be
doubted by many, But when DIR. Miles,
the eminent Indiana specialist, claims
that heart disease is durable and proves
1t by thousands OF testimonials OF
wonderful cure by his New Heart Cur, ;
II attracts the attention Of the millions
suffering with short breath, palpitation.
irregular pulse, wind In stomach, pain
In side or shoulder, smntheIing spells.
fainting, dropsy, etc. A. f. Davis
Silver Creek, Nrb, by using -four
bottles Of Dr. Miles New Heart Cure.
was completely after twelve years
suffering from heart disease. This
wonderful remedy is sold by j. NJ.
Gleissner. Books free.
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OFFICERS q. A. II. POST NO. SO.


The new officers of the post with
brief outline Of their war records
are as follows:
q. l.. Moore, commander, enlisted
on March 20, 1854, in Company NJ 3rd
West Virginia cavalry. Was with
Hunter on Lynchburg raid June 1854.
Participated In the battles of Win.
chester. July 1864, MoOreheld, Ope.
quon, Fishers IIill, Port Republic, Mt.
jackson, Cedar Creek, Waynesbnro,
Dinwiddie q. H., Five Forks, Sailors
Creek, aud was nj the surrender Of Les
NJ Appomattox on April ., 1885. Com.
mander Moore enlisted at the age Of
"a and is probably the youngest post
commander in Kansas today.
ID. II. Metzger, senior vice com.
mander, enlisted in Company ID 18Th
Illinois infantry May 25, 1862, AZ
lieutenant. Went with Sherman on
his raid Through Tennessee aud Miss
issippi IN 1852; was ut the battle Of
Fort llindman, Ark, in Jan, 1853;
was then detailed to take prisoners To
Springfield, Ill.,, and on TO Baltimore,
Md. lie was ut the surrender Of
Vicksburg in July, 1883, Was on the
expedition through Tennessee, Miss-
lssippi aud Louisiana in pursuit Of
Forrest and Price III 1864 Promoted To
captain AMI mustered out July, 1855.
Lewis Lips, junior vice commander,
enlisted three times before he made 1t
stick, the last time Feb. 4, 1862, in
Company 4 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
lie fought with Mlyoy at Winchester,
June, 1862, Was also in the battles of
Gettysburg, Rappahanuock Station, Fox
Mountain, Culprpprr, Bristow Station,
Nine Run, Wilderness, Spottsylvania,
Long Bridge ahd Cold Ilarbor. Was
wounded at Roanteko Greek, Va, Feb,
8, 1865 and discharged by reason Of
wound March S, 1865.
W. $. Anderson, adiutant, is IA native
of LtSdlle county, Ill, Enlisted Aug,
1862, in Company G. ll3th Illinois
infantry; was with Grant and Sherman
in the campaign which terminated by
the capture of Holly Springs, Miss
Afterwards was with Sherman at
Chickasaw Bluffs near Vicksburg and
la IN nj nI Arba L.,
the charge on the rebel works in the
rear of Vicksburg May, 1858, MIR,
Anderson was wounded In the right
shoulder which caused his discharge.
David Higgins, surgeon, enlisted
August /, 1862, In Company q, %
Iowa infantry. First campAigned in
Missouri and then participated in the
siege Of VIckshurg which resulted In
It's capture July 3, 1853. Was with
banks on bis celebrated Red River
expedition. Participated in the cap
lure of Fort Morgan and Fort Spanish
and was also At the capture of the city
Ut Mobile April 1855, Mustered out at
Harrisburg, Texas, August, 1866.
NJ. Newman, chaplain, enlisted in
Company Illinois infantry in June,
1851. Was taken prisoner At Marshall
Creek, Mo-, aud taken to Little Rock 4,
Ark, from thence to jacksonville and
Columbus, Miss, and after ten months
imprisonment was exchanged mere
skeleton unable to walk block with
out resting. Ref his command
and was in the battles of Kingston,
Tunnel Hill, Dallas. Racachey, CLicA
manga aud AiSsiOn Ridge.
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A Musical Treat.

Manager McEh ,ney has secured a
musical treat for the theatre goers OF
the city in the Linden Trio, one Of the
most famous musical companies on the
road, The company has some exqui.
site soloists and its work is praised
everywhere. Lovers of fine music will
be delighted with the entertainment
January 2Oth,
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A Sound Liver, Make. Well Man.

Are you bilious, constipated ~
troubled with jauudice, sick headache,
bad taste in mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain In back and between the
shoulders, chills, fevers, sc. II you
have any of these symptoms, your liv-
or Ii out Of order aud your blood il
slowly being poisoned, because your
liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure any disorder Of liver, stomach
or bowels, II has no equal ~ a liver
medicine. Price rs cents sold by G. +
Northrraft n 20
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dizz ness, slice plessness, loss Of memory
AID all diseases arising from over
work, mental wOrTy, loss of vital force,
etc.
II want to say" said Mr.. Northrop,
that l don't have mucn Iaitn IN
patent medicines, but cannot say too
much III praise Ui DIR. Williams Pax
tI'ls The proprietOrs, however, clam
mat they aye not patent medicine in
tue sense IN which that teIm Is used,
but highly scientific preparation, the
result OF years of careful study aud
experiment on the part OF the pruprie.
tots and the pills were successfully
used IN private practice for years before
being placed for general sale. MIR.
Nurthrop declares that he is living
example that there Is nothing to equal
these pills as "A cure for nerve diseases.
Gu inquiry the writer found that these
pills we're manufactured by DR.. Will
u ims' Medicine Co.. Schenectady, N.
Y, and Rockville. Ont, and the pills
are sold in boxes (nrver in bulk hy the
hundred) At so cents box, and may
be- had of all druggists or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
from either above addresses. The price
ut which these Mills are sold makes a
course OF trea m nj comparatively
inexpensive as Compared with other
remedies or medical treatment. This
ease IL one Of the most remarkable on
record ana a. II is one right here in
Detroit and not a thousand miles away
Vt can easily verified. Mr. Northrop is
very well known to the people IN De.
froit and he saws he Ia only too glad to
testify of the marvellous good wrought
IN his case He saws he considers IL
HE dniv tn help all who are similarly
afflicted nv anv word he can aav in
heha'f of the wonderful efficacy NJ DIR.
Williams Pink Pills. II any NJ the
News readers want anv further inform.
ation. W" feel sure Mr.. Norihrop wonld
Willingly ohlige them. as he has the
writer in relating these facts TO him.
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CatarIh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as the cannot
reach the stat of THE disease. Catarrh
~ hluCd or constitutional disease. and
"a order To cure II YOU must take IN
trrLal rem, dies. Halls CararIh Cure
~ taken in ernallN, and acts directly
IN the blood and mucous surfaces.
Tails CatHrrh Cure In not quack
mrdlcinr, II WAS prescribed hy one Ut
he hest physicians in this country fnI
years. aud IL n regular prescription l.
il composed of the best tonics known
combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination Of the tw"
ingredients Is what produces snch
~ondrrful results in cnIing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F J. Cheney x Co., Props Toledo,
o. Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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VETERANS GATHER.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF POST
AND CORPS OFFICERS.
Interesting Exercises Held by the
Two Organizations Addresses and
Music-Records Of the New OFF,
GERS.

Pythian hall was the scene Of jollity
and pleasant and enjoyable last evening
when the members Of Abilene post,
Grand Army 81 the Republic and
Woman's Relief Corps No. 63 with
their families gathered to witness the
formal installation of the new officers
Of the two organic ,tions and spend a
social evening.
Department Commander A. II.
Green was present as the distinguished
guest Of the evening and installed the
officers Of the post, that ceremony
being FIRST on the program. The fol-
lowing were those indicted into office:
o. l.. Moore. c.; David Metz or, s.
V. O.; Lewis Lips, J V. c.; W. s.
Anderson, AJjt; David Higgins,
Surg; Mahlon Newman, Chap; VIM
Messenger, q NJ r. A. Brown, o. ID ;
J. T.. Jones. .. q John =. Simpson,
s. M; L. $. Lanning, q. M $.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
Department President Mrs. .. l.
Moore installed the following officers Of
the W. II. G.:
President, Mrs. Olive J. Peters;
senior vice president, Mrs. Lara Fry ;
junior vice presden, Mrs. Marriette
Matteson; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Il.
Davidson; conductor, Mrs. Ella Bert;
guard, Mrs. Amrda Talbert; secretary,
Mrs. Mary X. Panl. asst. conductor,
Mrs. Marion Cosad; asst. guard, Mrs.
J. Adams.
Fulloving the Installations came the
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, IL you have a cough.
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
nr lungs. DR., Kings New Discovery
Tor consumption, coughs and colds IL
Guaranteed to give relief, or IN ,ney will
he paid back. sufferers from l.
Grippe found 1t just the thing add
under its use had a speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample hottie Mt our
Expense and learn for Yourself just how
good n thing 1t Is, Trial hotties free At
j. NJ Gleissner's Drug Store. Large
siZe soc. and al 90.
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Every Man whose watch
has been rung out Of the bow
(ring), by a pickpocket,
Every Man whose watch
has been damaged by drop
ping out Of the bow, and
Every Man Of sense who
merely compares the old pull
out bow and the new
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First p, bilahed In the ABILESE WEEKLY
RrHIInrnR. nnc N lslI
SHENIEE'S SAIL
Case No, g7W

Norman b. Thompson,
pla n III.
RAnda' v Ltght ep and ca.o ~, s.oo
Rehecca Lightksp and Y VI, N"'' w. 80"
Mere All Bert Dunlap
Hnd Willinm Il. Dunlap,
def ndants.
I'm err and by virtue Of an order OF sale
issued 10y the 'lsrk NJ the district court OF
tue Sth judicial district within and f,u
Die lnau conn y, state ot Kansas, In the
hh,vo entitled case, and to me dirtoie1 and
ieliv' r"d, viii,
On Monday, January 80, A. D. 1893,
a. lOo clock, a m. OF aid duv, NJ the front
TO ROT the court huus"tnt g ityot Ali one,
DlCkun.uu county teof Kan a. with nj
tprrtis m Mt, sell - mo highest bidder for
cash In hand the T. llowipg desrrib-d r. a.
est ur tnNi.
IN" r,st half Of tho sou heest quarter IT
acc Ton t-p (l0), IN tow hin 10 rtR"n (ll)
south q rang. two } a., Of the Six pih
1T a. meridian IN DiCkiuson county, $ ate OF
kRusna,
Tho 4a'd real c-tsto win he sold pursuant
20 tho judgm"pt OF the court In said cause
iscited In ni1 order NJ sale.
wltnes- nv hand this aSth day OF Deem.
b'r ID. islA
Qhorin Of Dickinson County, kaHsss.
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How I Felt.

Why. two years ago was just about
crazy, and no wonder that my wife and
children were afraid Of me You just
want to suffer with neuralgia with no
relief as did until | used sulphur
Bitters. They cured me. and now my
wife says am rs meek as n lamb
Robert Davis, American House, Bos-
ION
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Catarrh in the Head

Ia undoubtedly "a disease Of the blood.
and rs such only reliable blood puri.
iler can effect perfect cure. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purifier
and II has cured many very severe cases
OF catarrh. Try II.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-01-19

II the hair is falling out, or turning
grey, requiring u slimulant with nour.
ishing and coloring food, Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover Is
just the specific.
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When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mis-, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Dandrnff ia en- Pxudation from the
nnres Of the scalp that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Halls Hair Remover
cures IL,
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The addresses were most happy In
their sentiment and illusions aud the
music was excellent. We regret that
lack of space prevents an outline of
each number Oh the program.
After these exercises short social
time was spent In which fruit was
given out for refreshments, this clos
ing delightful evening for the veterans
and their families.
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Children Cry for
EsiGcher's CastoFia.

MO OTHER Sarsaparilla has the
uV merit to secure the confidence OF
entire communiiC and hold ityear alter
wear, like HOODS Sarsaps-i,.a.