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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

hostile to his silver idea, and he does
not therefore care to be merely at the
head of 1t.
Who wiz! be decided upon as chair
man cannot now be stated Gen. Tracy,
of New York, was next to Bland on
the committee in the last house. but il
is understood Crisp does not care to ap.
point him. Whoever the chairman OF
this committee may be, it is certain
that the democratic leader on the
floor for the repeal of the Sherman
law will be BOurke Cochran. of New
York
There is no longer any doubt in the
minds Of public men that the session
Of congress beginning August Z Will
deal of time will be taken up with the
Washington, Montana and Wyoming
senatorial contests.
The financial warfare is sure to be
long drawn out. Then will come the
tariff fight. Men who expect to have
a finger in the tariff pie are preparing
to 60 right ahead with their destruc-
ton Of protective system as soon as
congress meets. They do not expect
any recess, and as the question Of The
Craftsmanship of the ways and means
comm seems to have been solved by
common consent, Wilson. the popular
choice of the democratic free traders
is devoting some of the hot day; to get
ting his plans in shape.
1t has been semi officially announced
that the next ways and means COM
mittee will NOT grant hearings tc rhc sc
most interested in the lewiston of
tariff. either in its maintenance or Ia
duction or abolition. to free traders who
expect to attempt to carry out TIE
Chicago platform in the blu to he 1c-
ported to the house, or il regard ia
facts gathered from the Dus less ard
labor world.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
SEALING IN THE ANTARCTIC.
Foolish Beasts That Are Easily
KILLED.

London Times: 1t was with the pro
duce Of seals that we were destined to
fill our ship, and till February IL we
were literally up to the neck in blood.
All the sails are slowed; the captain
sits in the crows nest from early
morning till late in the evening; the
two engineers, relieving one another,
take charge of the engines; the cook or
the steward is on the lookout on deck
or on the bridge; and the doctor takes
the helm, unless he can manage to get
away in the boats, in which case some
other non-combatant has to take his
place: all the rest are away after plum
der. Now a full boat is making its
way to the ship. We steam toward her
As we near the engines are stopped
and she gides alongside. The cook
or the steward rushes from the look
out, the doctor from the wheel, one
working the steam winch and the
other unswitching the skins, while the
boats crew swallow a hasty meal. The
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
WISE OUTING WOMAN.
What She Puts in Her Trunk Now
That 1t Is Time to Pack 1t.

That 1t Is Time to Pack 1t.
What a blessing these women are
who go about picking up the dropped
stitches in life," who remember what
others forget and who know Just what
10 and how to do it in every emer-
gency!
By special dispensaton of provi-
dence there is one such in every COM
munity, says the New York Times, and,
better yet, at every summer hotel and
boarding house throughout the length
and breadth of the land. The Humane
society, individually and collectively,
know her and her services, but they
award her no medal, though she is
a life saver and benefactor to count
less thousands. In addition to the
actual service rendered, she teaches
many a lesson to the inexperienced,
who pass it on until some things be-
come the heritage of the race.
She may be a lonely old maid, whose
chief possession is good health, which
she guards by means of preventihves
and simple remedies. For instance,
she has a hot-water bag. which she
uses as a "warming-pan" for damp
Seets on cold nights by the sea. She
carries a spirit lamp, which she lends
more often than she uses; mustard
leaves, which she invariably gives
away; brandy, which some stranger
always finds handy; nails and hammer
which she will use for the benefit OF
the hookless. She has no novels that
suit all tastes, perfect crochet needles
odds and ends of canvas with which
she shows the latest patterns to those
interested
Or. she may be the mother Of some
} sturdy boys and girls, who are provided
. with old jackets and stout boots, and
therefore do not worry her life out by
slipping not in a pelting storm to sex
whether the old hen has laid an egg
. in the haymow, or the sea has washed
, up another treasure.
She has arnica for Sprained ankles
and essence of ginger for "Such pain.
, If she does not own one Of the nea
, where displayed this year, and which
, fill a long-felt want, her bottles, in
Guiding some special prescription tina
, she has found never failing, are packed
in old muslin linen, valuable on thei
| own account for the probable cut fin
gers and sore toes. These bottles wer
: put into a tin box, or old basket, ant
e wedged so tightly that scatter-brainet
e Tom carried them all the way wit
e never a SPILL"
e She has pieces of cloth like all tn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

The members of the board Of educa-
ton and city council of Racine are not
working tremendously together with re-
gard to building. 1t is claimed that the
council is acting arbitrarily in the mat
ter Four months ago $4,000 bonds
were voted for the purpose, but nothing
has been done and the council refused
to advertise the bonds and to allow the
board to advertise for plans and specf-
fications for the building. If action is
not taken within few days the whole
board may resign.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
BLAND SET BACK
VIII Surely Not Be Chairman of the
Coinage Committee.

Washington, D. c., July 13.-There is
inquest Cnably authority for the an
nouncemcnl that Representative Bland.
of Missouri, will not be chairman of
the committee on coinage, weights
and measures in the coming congress.
The administration does not want
him. BLAND himself, under the cir
cumstances, does not care to be chair
man Of The committee.
Crisp il, perfectly reconciled to the
idea of Eaving a different chairman
for tho committee. In fact, he has
consented to pass Bland by. Bland
recognizes that the committee is GER
tain to be made up with a minority
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
MATTHIAS SERVE DEAD.

Fond du Lac, Wis, July 14.-Regis-
ter of Deeds Matthias Serve died at
6 o'clock this morning at the home of
his parents in this city. Ten years ago
he suffered a stroke of paralysis and
he has had several attacks since then
the last being Monday which caused
his death.
He was at one time connected with
Preusser's jewelry store in Milwaukee.
In 1890 he was elected register of deeds
on the democratic ticket and reelected
in 1892. He was unmarried
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
WHO SHOT HIM.
Eau Claire Young Man Wounded in a
Mysterious Manner.

Eau Claire, Wis, July 17.-While
Eric Meyer. young workingman, was
strolling along First avenue late last
night some unknown person shot him
through the arm. He is in the hospital
and says he has no idea as to who the
person could be. The authorities are
working on it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

David Allen has brought suit against
the Warehouse and Builderx Supply
company, of West Superior, for 5000
damages for the loss of hand while In
their employ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

Charles H Joseph, a weA-known
resident of Stevens Point, passed away
at the age Of 40 years. Heart failure
was the cause of his demise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

The Rev. Joseph Hemmer has been
appointed assistant to Father Fox, OF
MaTinette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
FOOLED ~ A DUMMY,
while shy,srhisE =, sh,ioh . Usios Sol
di~r Loses an Atm

"""e Nsy'sFtieE ~ Nhnoh = tntoa SOL
di~r Loses an ARA.
"No, sir; didn't lose that arm In
battle. lost II while playing tho
fool, said Major John Leonard To n
- Louis Globe- Drmorra, reporter,
a. he looked regrctfully at his empty
sleeve. then swung into line with tho
story-tellcrs n, l.aclcdc hotel. lit
was shortly before the battle Of Shi.
loh. | was out prov ing around,
looking Tor fat pullrts or anything
else that would give the mess kcttlc
q savory odor, and finally found my.
self near the Confederate line
"A long, gaunt Tcnncssccan. cvi.
IDENTIFY on picket duty, stood leaning
against atroc reading q newspaper
lie appeared deeply engros-ed. and I
chuckled as ] thought what n rich
Joke II would bc To sneak up within
easy range and plug him. began Ia
sneak
The ground wa. vet. covered
with briar-. and ! rrawlcd for fully
200 yards, running n nnw uniform to
play my little jok" The JOHNNIE
kept on reading ~ had evidently
not seen me. 'ppcd to hug my.
self before ] rose y to my h-li-h
work. took good aim and let As
lh" sentry never moved just kept
on reading That made me hot I
reloaded and blazed away again lie
never budgcd kept up u fu~ilade
for half an hour without result. then
got so mad couldn't stand II any
longer ] was not q little proud ~ my
rk-man-hip, and to have "a largo
loose iointcd enemy II my beloved
country stand up there In his butter.
nut brooches and calmly absorb the
nc"s while ] was chucking had at
him ut a distance Of 500 yards was
too much for me
II reloaded, marched up TO within
twenty PAGES Of him. took deliberate
aim, and blaLcd away lie kept on
reading. dubbed my muskct and
made u rush whacked MIN over
the head with fore" enough Ia kin n
church scandal then jab~d my bay,
Ouct into him II was "a dummy, |
started To los. my self in the direction
OF camp. when thcrc anne u shric <
of demoniac lAughte from n clump
81 haScls to the left. and three big
Tcnnesecans stepped out 10 intercept
mo. Surrender Not much. was
mad enough Ia fight the whole
southern tonicderacy single handed
] made rush for EN- and they
turned loose, relieving me OF this
arm and breaking both legs But
licked the dummy Onc Of my csptors
told mo aft"rward that they shook u
pound OF lead out OF H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

In q conversation last week with one
Of the officials ut the Crescent Coat com
psny. the Gnliup Cleaner reporter
learned tina, IA. presen; Indications
pointed a. one 81 the largest outputs of
coal this fall aud winter that Gallup has
heretofore witnessed. The output 81
the Crescent Coal cImphnys mInrs
when mining t. their frli capacity l.
100 tons daily, Rud from what va cau
learn all the mines " th,- company vii.
Oe IN operation thus TAI and winter h.
supply the demand. THIS cumpnny N
now supplying tnr santa F", Prescott y
Phrnix with IT. fuel aud also the
Nevada Southern, aud gs soon as the
former road reaches phwrlx they vii
undoubtedly supply the Southern Pac,
tic with coal enough u operate that lice
ot road Tor AZ least NJ hIilee each way
from Phmnix. The, 81 i.-eli, wII large
ly increase the output 81 con-, t. say
nu'hirg about the r,u'h rtn { IIfurnlh
market which the mites 81 Gallup will
supply this fail and ~iute, with black
diamonds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

cellar, sosso feet, and will erect on top q
room Tor dancing purposes. Mira. I'm.
bert aud the two boys ere arranging Tor
u trip 70 Jeu,es sptings ~ about two
wreks.
Peter Montegoier Ia smother Los Cor
rales fruit raiser, who has made . sue.
ces. oo, Of his ranch. lie has q beeuti.
frl place, acquired after persistent work
and toll % ns years, aud states tina, the
cold snap has ruined bis profits for this
season. His trees will bear few peach.
90, few cherries, few early aprioots, but
no pears OF apples. There will be plenty
Of currsnts, eooseber,es and grapes. Mr..
Montegpier vas at Bernalillo the other
day and he states that the orchards
there appears 10 have escaped the
blighting effects Of the cold weather, FOR
the trees are quite FULL OF pesohes,
peara, etc. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
The seven R,,-r- Murder

Last Saturday evrutus At about :
o'clock n negro nlmaI b. jnhns N, ~ d
Mex AT, Lame uGNnuHu, we're playing
game ~ cards IN on" ~ the camps ~
Ward 4 Courtney aud u dlspu'" arose
NJ to IT,. ownerrhrp u silver MY cent
piece FROM eye wl'u.ss-s II I- learned
that the M-x,can dr-S n ku,fe on the
negro, when he went Iuto an adjoining
room aud procured revolver aud with
an oath shot ,ie Mexloau through the
hand and into the bow.le, killing him
instantly. johnson skipped out but was
captured by Les Dow, appIln,"d b. the
constable Tor thus particular work, this
side VI Seven Rivers. Sherii Kemp and
posse went up Sunday and brought
johnson down, landing him inl The
preliminary trial will com. up Friday -
Eddy Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Sp,ui.h inr ,ngruIiies.

\ Traveller lays Curious contra
dirtinns ave occasionally found In the
higher ranks remember sleeping
al tao hOu-" 81 u d"rayrd noble, who
rrcri ~ IN" win Tho utmost hospi-
taity, My sleeping apartment how
ever. was ,lr.tiIu', II the most com
mon cuuycu,rur"- OF life My bed
had no curtain, tl..rc was not u
look !ug glass, there was not chair
in the oom, such being tho case
wa, surprI cd aud -omcwhat amused
NJ srcinc u m"ujAl attirci In n faded
liver, 81 green and gold enter my
apartment with much state, bearing
IA bn Ia ui massive silver. which he
was himself compelled u hold, be-
cause there WAS no table On which he
could place that pomlcrouS relic Of
tho Departed splonIor OF the house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Graduate. Entertained.

On Saturday evening the m"mbrrs OF
ths graduating clHss spent pleasant
evening ut the home % Prot. aud Mrs.
Hodgin. Tn. conversation drlftsd into
thu pas', recalling scrnes and experiences
OF the luz I live years which had held ths
class together with Prof. Hpdgin and
Miss Winslow IN III. acadeniy and high
sshool. Six more pleasant boys and
girls are seld.m found IN the same
clsss, and the responsibilities Of the
years work being of their shoulders. en-
ioyment was the order ~ tho evening.
After games aud refresh m@nts came
music, then u handsome little present
u remembrance was gwen by tue boys
n the professor, and one 10y the girls To
Mise W inslow. THIS Sas u surprise, but
both responded with appreci1tivs
words. Mrs ilndgln. with Miss Madge
Ray. had ingeniously represented the
class color, PINK and white, IN the oook'
let souvenirs, aud ~ various other ways.
The evening will lee ploasantly renstn'
bersd far 10 ,hs future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
a Neuatain~-r Marri~-

John W, Price, the Ch,lh saw miller
aud n candidate for the appointment II
timber inspector for this territory, came
into the city late yesterday afternoon,
with some machinery OF his mill to he
hxed at the Albuquerqu. foundry. The
morning he informed TnE CirizLS that
on Thursday evening. May II, hs was
united IN marriage TO Miss Marcslllua
Martinez, u younger sister OF = former
wife. whose death occurred about two
years ago. The present vito Is the
adopted daughter OF VIM. Poole, Mir.
Price Ia an old timer in the territory.
havirg arrived 10 Santa F~. where an
uncle, John Gwin, resides. in the fall ot
1853 from Lsaven worth, Kansas, and
was here of and on until about 1865,
when he came TO the territory to reside
permanently, settling with Mr.. Poole
years ago among the pnes Of the Chi
hi neighborhood. Tbs CrTIzES extends
congratulations 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

r. II. Harlow, the Atlantic h Pacific
DIVISION foreman q, 0allup. came ~ from
the west this morning. lie verihes IN"
article published in THE CITIZEN the
other day TO the effect that Gus Mulhol'
land had struck q subterranean lake of
water IN the we'll he is digging for W. +.
nbecker, ard says that IN conso
quspcs the people OF Gallup are feeling
.latsd over the prospects, OF plenty OF
good water. Mr.. Harlow also states that
a large quantity Of hsh was drawn w
from the lake, but they we're dead when
brought TO the surface. Mr. Harlow can
not tell whether the lake 10 inerhauHt''
bls With water, but there has been no
decrease in the low sincs the discovery
several days ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
IssiII rr"'"d

Before the Ish commissioners OF
California decided Ia stock tho
streams ~ the state with tho t,rilnan
carp land thereby nearly ruined tho
streams), they MorH greatly con-
oernrd "a TO whrth,r II would live la
ce lain waters. Tho question WAS
debated 81 several meetings and VAS
finally submitted H. ~ college pro-
fessor who was AN eminent authority
samples OF tho water wcrc obtained
and turned over 20 the prof" 'ur
who. In n short time. submitted u
favorable report, and tho carp were
accordingly turned loose Ia the
rivers Tho commissioners wore
greatly impressed b, the professors
knowledge; but one ~ them had q
question 10 ask "ilow could you he
sure that the carp would ly" In tho
water submitted to you' he inquired
"why. answered the proic--ur with
an amused look, II hourh' u carp for
ten cents. and pat /, into the water.
Ii lived. "-Arguuuut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Yesterday att rno0n, during u practice
game Of base ball on the FIRST street
grounds. Edgar Williams, colorrd, re-.
c.issd ball on the tap ~ h,s little
fips.r On the right hand. winch brks
the finger nj the lire, iIiut, After the
injury he walked around Cevera hour,
without going to n doctor until q. VI.
Cund,ff perceived hrs condition aud
took him TO DR.. Hope. Tho finger wns
dressed INT II willie several Nesks h.
fore the hand can b. used with Guy
comfort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
IRrnm tho Daily. May %. |

W.P. Cunningham, OF Cerrillos, CT
rived last eve.ing on business tnP'
Chas. Z.,ger has returned from bic
ranch and reports everything as getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Pedro Sandoval and family OF Ios
Corrall.s attended the feast 10 old Aibu.
quarqu- yesterday,
Wiley Weaver left last night for Col
orado. lie goes on business connected
with the cattle industry.
JIM. Moore will leave thus evening Tor
q trip over tho Atlantic a Pacific lie
will be absent several sseks.
W. Is. slaughter OF the American Val
ley Cattle Company stopped over last
evening. he being on his way south.
Mrs. Ida Mcdonald and Miss MAriah
Bar,Iett, Of Oksloosa. lows, are Ia the
city, guests u A. II. Jones aud family.
John Garrison. we'll known among the
sports Of the city. left last nigh, Tor VII
hams, Arizona, 10 take charge u n house
| there,
Mice Elsie Hatch, Upe u the primary
public school teachers, and Me" Bertha
Hatch, a tIstsr. left this morning for
,h-l- home at Aupra, III
The Gallup Cleaner says; Engineer
Ed. Davis and family will return 10 Al
buquerqus about Tuesday next They
will make that city their future homo.
W. q. Mccormick received = letter
this morning from Y. +, Stevens al
Columbia exposition. Chicago, statins
tina, he was u guard ut the fair grounds.
The New Mexican OF last Sa,urda,
Gays: Chsa. Whiting 10 ip the city 10
day exhibiting TO wheelHsn an Albu
qusrqus patented improvement on b.
Cycles. II 10 Jessie Anthonys pstsn
and oonsisis Of double gearing 20 - "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
Cs.la.r m.na,e the as,..

Deacon Stamina. OF the Congregational
church, was much annoyed At the CON.
mencensnt exerclses last evening at tue
church by unruly boys The gang. com
posed Of about eight kids, ranging in age
from ten 10 sixteen years, would congre,
gate at the rear door and delight IN
sticking pins into each other Tor the pur.
pose % yelling out loud. Two OF the
gang have become well known through
their intimacy with the city jail. while
the others, likewise the two, ARE bad
boys OF very respectable families. The
more the deacon pleaded with them to
bs decent aud show s'me regard Tor
themselves, the more would they carry
ON their devlluspt. Ii seems that some
parents in the city have allowed their
boys TO run wild, and the only remedy
Tor them 10 confinement in some reform
school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
rHg nAtt.uOAD-.
nr'rf ta~i- 'o"rrrn,sg Tva-L ~,
TrHta

Trata
The earnings ot the Mexican Central
Tor the first quarter " May sere siri.
81 ~, and Tor the seoond quarter flji,
GgSap
II IL generally believed that the Lluis
vile n Nashville company will soon uuy
the Newport Meas n Si,ssDrsipp Valley
railway
The Penney lvanla lines are Ueltg
double tracked bet Nreu pttiahutgh aud
Chicago TIE work vii Dc dour sep
TENDER l.
The swltChmcL ~ tho tniou Pacific
yards at trinidad are on strike Ihe
trouble Is over alleged determinations u
iardruaster i!oWell.
A new fast service from 81 Louis 70
Texas over the Iron Mountain, Texas a
Pacific, aud International and Urea,
Northern will be started Map -
George H. Peck, general collector ~
the Santa fr, It II ~ 4, has entered INTO
contract with the company tor term
u service III that capacity ~ tive years
Mt au annual SALARY 4 s9b,uO
The Santa fr vii soon put INTO effect
round trip rate irum Colorado points
Ia the Worlds tar ~ 60; -, reduction
Of Sll,Jn r. IA the utlsl nal rate liked by
the Western Passenger association.
10 the Cut~d States rlrtIit court At
Denver, Col, Mrs. lDiau pupcnO.. ~
Lawrence. has, In Sung the Union Pa.
cutie tut $1,000 dumnSrs Tor juues To-.
c.Iyed ~ Hu nculd.ht Ju,! -, ls.rl, near
Central C,ly.
1t IL sad, 10y railroad men, TINT those
Intending to - 10 the Worlds Far,
vii do well not t. postpone the trip too
long, ~ there II htt,r ur nu prospect ~
the present loN rates tuuttuulus Tor any
great length ot tune.
Tho jurisdiction u Grorse / ~ hol.
sou, general passenger agent ~ the Santa
Re railway, hGs been eNtcudod ~ ns to
Include the Colorado Midland. The ~.
risdlctIuu u T.. Waist. general baggage
agent, ha- hNrs iNe been extended.
Several ~ the large sysirms ~ the
country have iIHuguratrd a temperance
reform, lIsl tug TINT nli tram employees
shall b- Hhrtaucrs frum drink, aud ~
number u mru have b,'-u discharged re-.
crutiy, on their REFUSAL To- O- total all.
ptaluets.
The CrlppIr Crook branch u the Santa
Fe viii be pushed to II RAPID completion.
Mr.. tuillrHn estimates that the narrow
gauge track Wi n- completed 10 Mid
lard Cty within thirty days aud a.
Cripple Creek by the middle ~ August.
Contracts fur gruhug tie uuunlrhed
portion val, b- s,gusd W,thiu few
days.
General NArdma~t"r ku-s"ll, since his
advent among us, hnr had most order.
y, hard working force - sWltchm-n.
but SHtufda! lac gave hv. uutuly
Sotkmeu their waking papers, These
men ARE the ONES that hay" Teen drunk
around the CITY for the past few days,
and their condition Tor work dad not Ell.
actly SUI, Mr ku-.",, hence their die
charge,
tn. Mlrspuri h,Rrd ~ railway com
misslonets has ruled that according ~
the law rnllHn!s are required tn pass
free any person IA charge " II shipment
~ ave stock whether the shtpmrnt Os
one ANNUAL ar ear load. HntiwHys have
NEE have refused 10 take oue animal for
-h,pmen, unless accompanied by an at
tendent and have insistsd on charging
full fare for the attendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
l.unrnnirrdanr

We author q" our advertised Druggist
10 ssll DR.. klu'g N"S DlS'pyery for con
Sumption, coughs aud colds, upon this
condition. II you are Sil'cicd With h
cough, cold or any iuus, throht Or chest
trouble, and Will nee this rameiy hs d.
rsc,.d, giving u 'hr tfa'' aud szP.r'
isuce no benefit, you may return the
bottls aud have Jour money refunded
w. could not max. THIS "iief did Wa not
know that DR.. Kings Neg Discovery
could be relied on. II never diaappolnt..
Trial bottles free At L. H. burgsss d
Sons drug store Large s'Is GOO. aud
81 90.