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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
Our Circulation 1863
nr OUR FRIEND WILEY.

The CARBON ADVOCATE had almost
made up its mind TO pay no more at
tention to the silly, jealous mutterings
Of Il Bankway contemporary, from the
fact that honest, fearless, indisputable
argument invariably meets with only
the most vile and malicious abuse from
the editor of that paper. In late con
troversy when this newspaper publicly
condemned an individual and exposed
his true character to the people, the
same paper, denied no single accusa'
tion but at once commenced a system
of abuse and villiication, lying in the
most approved fashion and showing
itself to be only as much OF dema-
gogue as the coteri of unprincipled
pimps and noodles who control its
expression. With the Press, the ADvo
GATE has no issue, neither has it ought
against the sickly pimp who is being
made the victim Of the flattery of such
men as Sammy Gillian, Ben Kuntz and
kindred ilk who have no standing out
side their own shadow, and who are
gradually loosing that little. There
fore we feel no inclination to go further
into a controversy that can be Of no
possible interest to our readers. We
feel inclined at this time to note, how
ever, that the ADVOCATE, in emphatic
refutation, of deliberate lie, has a
bona flde newspaper circulation of at
least two If not three to one of the Press,
and that whilst, as is the rule, we occas.
ionally cut one or two from our list we
keep right on adding new names every
week, and single glance at the col
umns of the ADVOCATE tells at once
which paper belongs to the people aud
Is not "shared" or controlled by out
side sources. To the accusation that
the ADVOCATE can be bought we feel
there is no necessity to speak. The
ADVOCATE owns itself and when it pub
fishes an editorial against anyone it is
above going about among the relatives
and friends of the individual in bab-
ish, crawling, whining manner, max
ing apologies and excuses therefore.
We are not built that way Our bust
ness is honestly conducted and through
earnest, indefatigable effort has in
creased third ever 1891, and we be.
lieve that this will tell better than any
other argument we could produce that
the people are with us. Look at our
columns, measure the home advertise
ments, come and examine our sub.
scription lists, and compare them with
those Of our contemporary and that
too, will tell a story that will refute
very eloquently the barefaced and un.
principled lies of Mr.. Watson and at
the same time show very beautifully
that Wiley is the hireling and that we
are most certainly not. 1t comes quite
naturally therefore that the guilty con.
science of lackey should urge him tc
look upon others with suspicion and
mistrust, and to this extent we give
him credit for brains of the quality OF
the ape and the rapaciousness of the
gorilla, not more, unless perhaps we
might include the ass from whom he
has copied his loud AMI senseless
braying. But, perhaps, more anon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

An adjourned session OF the January term of
court Was held boo the Court House ou THURSDAY
afternoon Associate Judges SgidIe and s. B
Price were in charge, President Judge s. s.
Drehur WAS not present
a iulN Wis E1tulru uu Monroe Bros. Is Co., a.
NJ hupgDud s Oo,, and joel y. Bailey N Co tl
show cause why Ihr attachments iu their case,
against David hluiZ should not De- dissolved
hluil was suId uut iu Meatutrly boz 1891, and tlt
various creditors are Still boo contention as tl
who is tu receive the money The above rule,
urt r"turnahlr as the next term Of court
The ufst and nual account ui Robert b. Con
nor administrator of tlr estate ui samuel D
Cuuuur, decreased, was confirmed absolutely.
John Brighton, OF DuIlpurT Wus appointed
guardian ui Christian Louis and jacob D Jack
minor children Cl John IaCk. deceased
s. q, Gilman 4as appointed auditor 90 make
distribution ul Che funds lu the estate of lciul
Bowman deceased, also 100 tine rstatruf Isabella
Bow man, deceased, aud report 90 nest term 0
court.
The hutiIer's license of Neal Mcbride, Beaver
Meadow, WAS transferred tu ludnIgk huiUlIu
sky, aud the wholesale liquor licrusr Of the latl
q. ID Boyle, summit Ntl, was transferred d.
DIS widow, Mrs. Bridget Bowie.
The account uf Charles hrast, guardian Of fht
estate of George Eckhou, deceased, WAS con
umru ul nd.
Ihe report Of Joseph s. Fisher Esq- the au
diuf Nnpuiulru ui court Oh make the SECOND
o. aH ihuilnu ol funds iu lhc hands ul j NJ
ultlshlcli tnr assignee 1i fhe drunct Miners
hauk ~ summit hlll. WAS hied and confirmed
ul sl.-Ahr Dai'l limta.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
THE COMMISSIONERS ACCEPT TnI
PLANS
Evidently They Don't Think Lehighton l.
in Earnest for They are Hurrying
Preparations to "a Finish,

Evidently They Don't Think Lehighton Is
in Earnest for They are Hurrying
Preparations TO II Finish,
The plans for Carbon couuty's new
temple of justice as presented by Arch
itect l.. S. Jacoby, of Allentown, and
accepted and approved by Commits.
sioners Miller, Cannon and Sendel
The plans Of Architect Jacoby show q
building of magnificent proportion
and beauty, one that will be "a fitting
ornament to the County Seat and to
the county. The building will be an L
shape, extending from Broadway to
the rear of the property. There will be
two Railways, the main one extending
from Broadway TO the rear line, with a
width Of u feet. Then there will be a
cross hallway, from Susquehauna
street. 10 feet in width, with square
vestibules at both entrances, finished
with glazed brick This hallway ex-
tends to the rear, and connects with
the stairway. There will be two stair
ways, one at the end of the main hall
and the other at the center of the
building, The main building will be
jOxlOO feet in size, and the L jOxGO feet.
The architects plan show an an ad-
mirable arrangement Of the different
offices, Court room, jury rooms, etc.
On the right hand side of the main
hall are located the Commissioners
offices, three in number, general, pri-
yate and record. Directly opposite is
the Ireasurer's oiiice,and several large
rooms which are not yet named. To
the rear Of the Commissioners offices,
on each side Of the hallway, are two
! large-sized offices, Under the Court
House extension are located the Offices
for the Prothonotary and Register and
Recorder. The Prothonotary's quar-.
/ ters are on the right side, aud consist
/ OF three apartments, general and pri-
yate office and a record room. On the
] opposite side similar quarters are pro.
yided for the Register and Recorder.
The second floor of the main build.
ing will contain the grand jury room
witness room, offices for the District
Attorney, County Superintendent OF
Schools and County Surveyor. Tn,
second and third floors of the l. viii
be taken up by the Court room, in the
rear of which are the law, library ant
judges room. Immediately over Tia,
judges room aud library, in the rear
the petit jury room will be located
The Court room proper will take uT
quite a large space Ii will be two
stories high, and will have seatinl
capacity of 30, with a gallery whicl
will accommodate ljO spectators. TN,
] Court room will receive light from two
side, aud through "a large sky lirhl
aud art glass ceiling. Every convent
euce is provided, model court room
can be expected.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

SENATOR RAPsHER, of this county, has
introduced bill in the Senate which
II it becomes law will certainly hll a
long felt want. 1t specifically provides
for townships and boroughs to pass
ordinances compelling railroad com
panies to provide guard gates and
Watchmen at railroad crossings and
further to prevent trains from block
ing crossings for an unreasonable
length of time. There is much that
can e said in favor of this bill, and
there Is nothing that can be said
against it. 1t should be placed on the
statues.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
AUDENRIED.

"A large force Of carpenters from
wilkes Barre are engaged in the pre-
paration Of timber to enlarge the Auden
Fisd No colliery. The new addition
Will be built TO the east end of the
structure, and will be twenty feet wide
This was necessary on account of the
Increased output of the miners. The
eoming summer, 1t is said, with the
vast improvements TO the eolliery, will
see the most extensive shipments in
the history OF the place.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

The latest swindle that has been uu-
covered is an advertisement Of "a steel
engraving, 1t reads like this: "Cut
this out and send $3.50 and you will re-
ceive a beautiful steel engraving, THE
Landing Of Columbus This engraving
is authorized by the government and is
AN exact copy of the work of one of the
great masters"
Some man from the upper part Of the
county answered it and received in re.
turn "a Columbian two-cent postage
stamp. A great many people have been
victimized i'm this way.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
GAINESVILLE.

The Jeauesville Drum Corps, one
of the oldest in this region, is nov be-
ginning to add many acquisitions To
their number. Iney were organized
ten years ago and during that time
have received much credit for the
music they rendered They are com
posed of two b flat flies, one b flat
cOrnet, six tenor and one base drum
and cymbals. The officers are: presi-
dent, Cormic McGee; secretary, Coudy
DouOhoe; treasurer, Harry Watkins,
leader, Daniel Reed
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

l. J. Heldt, Of Second street. has ac.
septed the agency here for a frst-ciass
Aursery firm, aud will be pleased 10
supply all who are Ia need with fine
mutt and shade trees, grape vines, DC,
at low prices. He also has for sale a
Ane lot Of seed potatoes. Call and
him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
3Q,34Q .
BIssPoRT, PA.

Don't be fooled. Don't be
misled. You will be however.
if you neglect to cali at our
Popular Drug Establishment
for anything you may need in
the line of Pure Drug and
Medicines, Wines or Liquors.
We give particular attention to
the ecompoundiugof presprictions
and during our absence at
Harrisburg a reliable Clepk isin
attendance who will give prompt
attention to all patrons.
Besides. our line OF drugs and
medicines we always haze a nice
assortment of Stationery, Per.
fumery and Toilet Articlea on
which we have marked exceed
ingly low prices.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

30 TO FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth shave ora
fashionable hair cut. fs7- Closed on Sundays
ROeder's Hair tonic, cures Dandruh. We carry
in stock full line OF fancy toilet articles al low
est prices, and we are the only place In town
where you can buy Bender's Cream Tor thpface
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

Great Scott 1 bought a ladies'
coat al s2aj al the one Price Star
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk. worth
$500 Nos denkst du Won dns.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
NATURDAY, March 25th, %
DWELLING HOUSE.

LARGE sWISs BARN aud other necess
ary oulhulldiugs Terms and cuudI ions
Win be- made known ~ time and place of
sale. by AUSTIN Bulk
Wednesday. Fss. ttn %. Adu's.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

AAtAANH AEAf r AaEhAAhAuN
For Newark and NcN York 425 80, and ill2,.
a m., %, l.2Z g 40 q. IA.
For Naum,ka Chunk aud Beludere 7.46
20 :, a. A., 20, AZ, and 20 z m .o,
n n am, and i2.57 Is 4 80 q. m.
For sAtlngton, tallsauquu, Allentown, Beth
a.hem, and Easton, d,i4, 80, 300 9A, Hl2
"a, m i2.5,. 2t2, 800, asa, b.22, l2d and 1927 ln.
For Philadelphia ana points south 40 642,
liG, 95i and ll.l2 "a. R; 2.i2, &0d, 4d', b.21 aud
For Rradlug and Harrisburg ~. I.iG and lI.i2
For BoWmans, Lehigh Gap, Cherryford. lau-
rvs, White Hall, Cuplay, ana hokrndauqua
Gi2, 300 g,5t "a. m.i 1881, 232, '.a', and
1921 D, lu.
For Weathrrly and liazigtuu C.l2. 7.l3 9.Jb aud
it.53 AIM t.ll, 5,4O, 1.4s, 1909 pm
For Mahanoy city, Shenandoah ana Ashland
i4, lA3, 1886 ana l.A3 am; 49, 40 l.E2 ui.
For MI Carmel aud shamokin d62, las and
For louisville 652, 7.4s. 746, $50 II.i2 and ii.53
o. m., 800, 40, 1.24 aul 7 20 p.W
For White Haven, Mnkesbarre and Scranton
i.a3, $3.50 and ll3a ami az, 80, i.22 ana 1883
FOR Pittslou and D.. q b. ,Iunct,, 7.ts, a,s6, and
llhj An; A.lI, l.2n, t.22 ana 1858 p n
For tunkhannock 1,i3 ana HOS A. m'i t'l''
For Owego, Auburn, Ithaca ana Geneva HAS
For LaeeyyilIe. Towanda, sayre, Waverly, a.
mira, Rochester lunalu, Niagara Falls and the
West 10 iJ a.n.; and lhll 3, n.
For klmlIa and ihr west wa Salamanca "t
$40 p "' SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR New York So tul and a. l2a.m.i blI and
IFoFr fhladelphia i,a5 7.57 a. m.: 2.52, on and
For T Eistou ana intermediate stations, 6O7,
7.57. 90 I2 ann o. o., 2.5z. b.i7 and o.u2 D. M.
For Mauch Chunk S14, o5G ii.2o, ii.3s l.d3
q. n. alG, 5lj, sii. and 9-ao p. M.
For nazrton 800, and ~ 53,a.m,, SIG aud 1879
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

Notlcr d, hereby given that The cO-partnershIp
heretofore existing between iohu % Weiss aud
Nathan lHnicT. dulug Nu7iues. under Che nm
uaMr ol Weiss q Q Huirr, Franklin HOUSE. .frauk-
Uu Township. has been legally dissolved, I'd
which fhia publication ul tact D. due notice.
llr business u.u Dee continued hy Mr.. John
ID. Weiss.
LuHN ID WEISS.
hAIHAN tAfFLFR.
Frusuu rep Carbon 60 ra, Fan q, ls9l
Feb a-uss
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

CIR.
Bal. in treasury ......S l2l IS
Reed during year on
lots s................ 297 Ga
Reed during year on
rent. % 80
Outstanding on lots. 2GO 80
-S IA S.
Real Estate e...................l 1900 90
We the undersigned being appointed
Auditors to examine the accounts Of
Lehighton Cemetery, do certify that
we have examined the same and found
them correct as stated. Witness our
hand this lith day of February 1898.
RICHARD l.. KoONs, A,,.lito,s
W. c. MCCORMICK.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
Financial Statnaat Of The Lehirh.

TON CEMETERY, for the year ending
February llth, 1893.
DIR.
n,uo,, Klo4,y lobor AZ Az
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

In New York harDor the day was cele-
brated by the turning over and rpchristen-
ing Of the ocean liner City of New York to
an American company by the lnman line.
President Harrison unfurled the flag and
delivered AN address-A West Shore ex.
press train was wrecked by broken rail
near Palmyra, N. Y. One life was lost and
many persons were injured, Several bodies
are in the wreckage- Many vessels were
driven ashore by the gale along the Allan
tic coast--The New Jersey assembly
passed the three racing bills-Goverr1 n
Mckinley denied a report that he would
resign on account of his financial troubles.
His wife's fortune will be sacrificed-
Messrs. Mcleod, Paxson and Wilbur quail
flied as receivers Of the Reading road and
issued a circular saying that all overdue
wages would be paid In cash. -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
STOP
PayipsFigbPricoS

High Prices have no place in
our store our patrons will tell
you that and consequently we
want your trade. We can save
you money. If you doubt it
come and see.
Mems Oyercoats, SO, and up.
Mems Suits, S4, and up.
We also have a Nice Line OF
Boys Suits and Overcoats at
Closing out Prices.
Shoes for Men at 81 and up
Shoes for Women at 81 and up
We also line ofwell made Shoes
for Children at 40 cents and.up.
Slippers as low as 10 cents,
Rubhers for Boys and Girls at SOC,
Rubbers fpr Men,
Rubbers for Women.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25

cult court in Philadelphia appointed as re.
ceivers Of the ReadU.q railroad ana +hs
Reading Coal and tron c,.,,,r,-
Mcleod, Chiut Justice Fdvv,id M psvsan
and 10. T. Wbbrr-W ~ Roacb fDen i
OF Fargo wa chosen United States senator
from North Dakota upon the sixty FIRST
ballot trs election decides finally the DO
htical carnpleNi0u of the United States SEN
ate by making that body Drmooratic-
There WAS riot between strikers and non
uuionisis at the Cptshurg coal mine.
Monougaholn City, Pa-Wall street
stocks in General were very steady, and
some even advanced in face of the panic i'm
Reading stocks and bonds Transactions
in these were ON "a slupendous scale, alto
Rether exceeding any previous trading on
record. Call money was bid IN to t9 per
cent, but euded at per cent Gold en-
gagged for export today. 81. UOO-
A revolution is said to De imminent in
Santo Domingo in consequence Vi popular
opposition to the concession recently
granted AN American syndioate-TheC Co.
lumbar government granted temporary
extension Of the Panama canal concession
IN. lie Roye resigned from the position
of president of the senate Of France, a DO
sition that he has filled for many years
uouu - EuOt WHO ueu TO canada IN 1854
after having misappropriated more than
S3,0OO0O0 Of the funds Of the Second Ma
tional bank, Of which he was president. re-
turned and was admitted to S20, 900 bail by
Judge Wallace It is reported that
President Harrison will pardon him
General Pierre G. r. Beuuregard died at
New Orleans. He was In command of the
Confederate forts at the bombardment of
Fort Sumter In April 1861 lie also COM
manded at Bull Run the same year de
feating General McDowells forces-Sul-
livan wants TO fight Corbett in a small
room without mitts--The value Of the
gold product from the mines Of the United
States was 533OO,OOO the product of
silver, $50. $50 OOOJ-Queen Victoria sent
a telegram to the pope congratulate
ing him ON his golden jubilee
The Farmers bank of Harrisburg. Peter
X. Boyd president, closed its doors this
morning pending an iHvestigation-T
sheriff sold out the effects of the Greenway
Brewing company Of Syracuse under exc.
cutions amounting to Sl2G,964 The sale
realized 81 ,SO0-New York State Senator
Edward p. Hagan died
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
DOING
LOTS
OF
GOOD.

Ask NJ. c. Henry and Martin Dubbs,
of East Mauch Chunk, who saved them
clean cold $3.50 dollars cash on
Piano. Ask Mr.. Chas. Armbruster, of
the same place, who saved him $50, on
Piano Organ. Oh ! am getting
there with both feet, ye high war price
agents, come down to honest prices.
Phillips has not seen fit to accept my
proposition yet, namely: One Hundred
Dollars for every new orgrn he sold
that he did not make $40, if he gives
me ten dollars for every one | will
show he made from $40 to $50 dollars.
He claims to be satisfied with 50 profit,
that sounds nice, but why don't he
carry out what he advocates. am
also headquarters for Sewing Machines
sell the White Cottage at at....s25 90
White & Domestic at t.......... 30 0O
Wheeler & Wilson at .......... 30 90
Davis and Standard at t........ 30 90
A Handsome High Arm in
Draw Oak at t................,. 20 W
Bed Springs just half what you pay
elsewhere.
Nearly Six Thousand Washing Ma.
chimes sold during 1892, they go Round
or Square So Come and see me before
purchasing and / will save you money,
rs., We will Sell anything and every
thing that we carry on Small Monthly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-30
CITY OF MANCHESTER.
v.pprx,ygs or INTEREST on the
OTHER SIDE THE JAMES.
novios Thieves stiIl ut Work-Msrried
single Men-Going to Scotland.
Cows In Pound-Persons1.
v,vcr,s1yR BuRrau Rrcuxosp TINS, !


,1of UrI1. sTRrrT. BrATTIg BLOCK.
rt,evcs entered the premises OF Mr.
xvh,tIock. in Swansboro. wednesday night
and took away COW which was tied in
,bo stable. Yesterday the bovine was
to,ns IN Burfoors addition with rope
around her horns. 1t is believed the
,bievcs were frightened on while driving
the animal away.
The craze for carrying away COWS has
assumed a serious phase in this city.
few days ago Messrs. Walden &
Brother. at Buck Hnl. lost two cows
which were evidently stolen. one was a
liz red COW and the other a black COW
with white face.
Nessrs Walden & Broih% offer a reward
NJ 81, Tor the recovery Of the COWS. ana
a. additional for the arrest and eonYic-
lion Of the thieves.
The Fffth-street Sunday school picnic
o., Providence Forge Wednesday was
hlehlv enjoyable affair 10 all who at
tended The mo" interesting feature OF
the day was the baseball game between
n,e married men and the single men.
The teams were as follows
Married fnen-HaddOck. first base;
Moody second base; Ellington, third
base, Green. short stop; Elder, left field;
Sampson. centre field Ahorn. right field;
Brown. pitcher; Paine, catcher
Single men-Garber, first base; smith,
second base, Williams, third base: W.
smith right field: T.. Cordle, left Held;
". Williams. centre field; a. BOOTH
pitcher: Timberlake, catcher
Score Married men. lG' single men, a.
Mr.. Alexander u. Mccullough, OF ms
city. VIII leave this week for CHICAGO
where he will spend few days lmine-
dlately upon his return here ne VIII leaVe
for New york. and from there will 20 10
GLASGOW. Scotland. He may spend some
months I'm Scotland. where be has many
relatives.
Several cows which were captured by
the police wednesday night while run
ming at large on the streets and placed
I'm the city pound Will be sold at public
auction next Monday unless their owners
come forward and pay the fines.
Mr.. r. c. Broaddus. Of Manchester. is
quite sick AZ the home Of Mr.. ID, b. MIN
free I'm Chesterfield county.
The fruit crop Of Chesterfield is said to
be better than for years past. The trees
I'm some vicinities are heavily laden with
s9lendif specimens of fruit.
Seventh street Is undergoing considera-
he Improvement In the line Of sweeping
\ force Of hands have been at work
sweeping the street for the past two days.
The Junior Workers Of Central Metho-
dist Episcopal church will have lawn
partv Monday evening at s o'clock. Re
Treatments will be served.
Manchester city interest coupons due
July !. 1888. viii be paid after that date
on presentation AT the State Bank Of
Virginia. IN Richmond, or the Mechanics
and Merchants Bank Of Manchester Va.
Air. Grayson Walden. OF this city, who
has been visiting i'm Acc0mac, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-30

to-day make an examination Of the The
atre property. approximate the cost OF
necessary improvements, and make other
necessary arrangements.
To play Klaw and Erlanger's book
ings" means a great deal for any theatre
I'm the South. for that firm now controls
many Of the very best attractions on
the road. They are about the most
prominent men I'm the business in New
York. and TO receive their support in
sures the prosperity Of almost any play
house Their large salary list and large
number OF companies this season have
been "a subject Of current remark among
theatrical people and dramatic editors In
New York, and the firm has been gener-
ously complimented by those who know
their indomitable energy and their de-
sire to- give 20 the theatres Of the coun-
try the very best companies that leave
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-30

Just as sure as hot weather comes
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant IN this vicinity. Every person.
and especially families. ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use I'm case Il is needed a % or 80
cent bottle Of Chamberiain's Collie, Choi-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is just what
you ought to have and all that you would
need. even for the most severe and dan
gerous cases. IT IS the best, the most
reliable and most successful treatment
known and IS pleasant TO take. For sale
by owens e. Minor Drug Company. 1907
east Main street