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4 kentucky Desperate.

LEBANON, No., Jan. 60. - WIN
Howard, the noted Kentucky DIES.
perado ana participant In nearly all
the famous Howard Turner feud battles
In Kentucky, was this afternoon con-
victed Of the murder OF Thomas Nc
Michael, u deaf mute, in the Marles
county court, the case having been
brought here on u change OF venue.
Tomorrow, alter the expected denial
OF motion Tor Il new trial, Howard
Will probably receive death senlenc.
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Trial OF Rober. beatty.

PlTTsBuRo, Jan. 25.-The morning
session OF the trial OF Robert Beatty
iof completely In the Homestead poison.
ing case was taken up with the read
ing Of the testimony In the Dempsey
case. III the afternoon number OF
witnesses were examined, but tho
evidence did not differ materially
nom that which was given In the
Previous trial.
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Offering MS Vote for sale.

SAN JOSH, Cal, Jan. 25.--Railroad
Commissioner Rea has written u letter
to Speaker Gould OF the assembly,
charging that Assemblyman johnson
OF Santa Clara county offered to sell
his vote In the legislature ON the ques.
ton Of abollsbing the railroad commits.
sion, to him, Rea, for hundred dol.
lars.
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LoNo ISLAND CRY, Jan. 25.-Search
for the missing public records was Le-
gun today. Warrants were Issued for
tho arrests OF ex.MayorCi leason, er.
Commissioner OF Public Works Harri.
gan aud two or three minor officials,
charged with larceny In the second
degree.
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IN KANSAS.
me Republican FACTION win E,.,. .
y. y. Nennior. Ton.

fhctt0n Will Elect %
u y. senator. Too.
IOInt INA, Jan. 20. When the Populist
AZ session dissolved, Senator Baker
ths m,.c mounting the chair IN
of,,au OF the cheering for Martin.
msmh resolution declaring that ten
had ~" who voted In Joint session
hsd no legal right TO seat; that tbeys
No n oeen no election, ana calling an
snss aeuiners to meet to elect a serstor
nnn eF douglas was elected ohair.
.fter tha o i,rpuOlican joint session
inefisc,uai1 'v'utions were adopted. An
SEVENTH ballot was then taken,
no quoynn o'en votes were cast for Ady,
adjcurnsu IA, iho Joint session then
lease and Mrs. DIggs, who
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Declared nanLruri.

CRY OF MEXICO, Jan. 25-Mafce-
limo Palacios, OF Guanaluato, Ia de-
clhred bankrupt. The lisb.litieg nts a
quarter OF million. Part OF the IN.
dooiedness Is to firms Ia The United
StAtos.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan, PA pas.
senger train on the railway from
Winsk today ran into II freight train
stopped by u heavy snow bank. Fii-
teen persons were killed and thirty
seriously Injured.
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Deaths From Cholera.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.--Five fresh cases
o. cholera ana two deaths were re-.
ported at Nieleben insane asylum up
Wo o'clock this evening. At Trott
Where tho disease appeared yesterday
sigh' new cases occurred today and
mfee persons previously attacked died.
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ITALY AND BRAzIL.
Indemnity Wanted Tor Injury TO
Italian Subjects.

RoME, Jan. 25.-The Italian minis.
ter 10 Brazil has been instructed to ia.
form the BrtzliRn government that
unless prompt redress be made In COM
pllance with the repeated demands for
injuries 10 two Italian subjects during
this riot at Santos last August Italy
will proceed 10 enforce her demands.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. "a. -
The steamer Michigan, from san
Francisco for this port, went ashore nj
Vancouver island, between Cape Beal
and Bonilla Point, last night.
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THE PANAMA TRIAL.
Further Prosecution Depends on the
Examining Magistrate,

PARIS, jan. 25.-The parliamentary
commission OF inquiry into the Pan.
anna scandal suspended its slttings to.
day. Tne further prosecution OF the
Panama investigation now depends
entirely upon Franqueyille, the In
vestigatlng magistrate. The report Of
the parliamentary COMMITTEES will be
presented probably tomorrow by Chair.
man BrissDns.
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nrooIss DIed Iniesinir.

BosToS. Jan. 25.-Bishop Brooks
died without making will. 1t is
estimated that no lett an estate worth
three quarters Of n million.
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MADISON, VIE, Jan. 95.-rhe legis.
laturu met IN Joint session today and
voted for United States senator. There
was no choice.
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Anthracite COAL

Ignatius nonnriiy'. Idea Embodied Ia
Memorial,
ST.. PAUL, Jan. 2j.-rhe senate has
passed lgnatius Donnelly's memorial
to Congress calling on the general gov
eminent TO take possession OF all an.
thraclto coal lands aud operate them In
the Interest Of coal consumers.
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NEWARK, n. J Jan. 20. - Horace
N. Conger, one OF the organizers OF tho
Republican party, died today Mt his
residence In this CITY. He had filled
many positions Of prominence under
the government.
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cgUusWELils DENIAL.

Referring to the published statement
that Representative Coggswell had
expressed an opinion ON the much.
moOted question Of opening the WOrld's
Fair on SUNDAY, that gentleman said
tonight there was NJ truth In the re-
port.
Commander Henry l.. johnson has
been dismissed from tho navy. Ho
was tried before ageneral court martial
ut Mare Island navy yard Ia December
last on three charges, the principal
one OF which In official language Ia
Through negligence IN suffering u
vessel Of the navy to he run upon n
rock nd hhzlrIed." The vessel was
the MOhican which johnson com.
mandcd and the grounding took place
oil the Alaska coast. This was the
vessel TO which lac was assigned after
suspension for several years, for the
same oflense for which he j. now dis.
missed. ThS court found him guilty
u the three charges preferred and
sentenced him TO dismissal. Secretary
Tracy has approved the findings aud
this action will be confirmed by Pfesi-
dent Harrison.
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ably aud was suffering no pain aud
ihrre was no appreclabls change In his
condition.
PRESIDENTIAL DOMINATION
CONFIRMED.

For the first time this session tho
Senate struggled ia an executive Sos.
zion ot the Senate over presidential
nomination, that OF Louis McComas to
he associate Justice Of the Dsttict Of
Columbia supreme court. To-Day the
Sen lie went into executive session
with a determination on the part OF
tue Republican senators to con-
iiim tho nomination before al
iournment. The opposition, how
ever, desired 10 be heard, nud
more than four hours was consumed In
debate. The opposition to the nom.
lnte II based almost entirely upOn
the ground that McComa. Ia not
resident OF the district. When II came
to n vote, however, there was no Mt.
tempt 10 illibuster, and the result
was detiive'vote, standing 80 for
confirmation to 10 for the opposition.
The Senate In exclusive session to.
day confirmed the nomination OF Eli
JAN w. Half0rl h. be mnJor and pay.
master In the United States army.
PRECEDENT AND CABINET plIOIO.
OEArliED.
The President and all the members
Of his cabinet had group Of photo.
graphs taken preparatory 10 the official
separation.
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DIR. johnson paid his usual night
visit to Mr.. Blaine nj q O'Clock. He
said the patient was resting comfort.
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LAMAR's FUNERAL.

Chief Justice Fuller OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States and Asso.
ciste Justices Blatcnford, Brewer,
Brown and the attaches OF the court
left by special car tonight enroute to
Macon, Ca, to attend the funeral of
the lats Justice Lamar, which will
take place Friday.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21
Lizzie Borden Acquitted.

At the opening Of the Borden trial
at New Bedford, Mass, yesterday Dis
trict Attorney Knowlton resumed his
argument in behalf OF the common
wealth. He addressed himself to the
motive for the murder and pointed
out the enmity of Lizzie towards her
step-mother az sufficient motive for
her murder and said her killing neces-
sitated the killing of her father, a
stern man who knew Of the enmity
and who loved his dead wife. The
only way for Lizzie to possibly escape
punishment lay in killing her father.
He said the production of the Ratchet
was no part Of the governments case.
He closed with an eloquent appeal to
the Jury. The court then took a re-
cess.
On re-assembling the defendant was
given an opportunity to speak. She
said: II am Innocent, but will leave
my case in your hands and with my
counsel"
Justice Dewey then charged the
jury, defined the different degrees of
murder, stated that the presuup tion
of Innocence was increased by the de-
PENDANTS character, and that there
must be real and operative motive.
The Jury then retired, and, after COL
sideratlon, brought in a verdict Of no.
guilty.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21
A Narrow Escape.

The 13 year-old son OF E. o. Conner
narrowly escaped being drowned las t
Saturday. While in swim ming with
some com punions he was taken with
cramps, but fortunately Managed to
reach shallow water before they be-
came SO severe as to render him help.
less. The Humboldt 10 always treaoh-
eroue, aud when high a strong man
is In danger OF being overcome by the
strong underourrents. Parents should
prevent their boys from going in
swimming 10 the river until it is
lower, Silver State.
, The warning expressed In she above
applies with equal force to the boys
OF this place. We understand thas
several of them, from ten years of Vge
up, almost daily practice the habit OF
"goin' in swimmin'" in the river. It
Is a dangerous sport at the best, and,
ii continued, it is only n matter Of
time until some freslde will be made
lonely and desolate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21

Reno Go:ette:-"NcGinty" Tbyes
modified feds domesticu, succumbcrl
to dose Of cold pizen few days ago,
administered probably With no nur-
derous intent. McGinty was feline
OF unexceptional morals and his un-
timely taking off is sincerely lamensed
by host OF bipedal friends of the
human family irrespective OF age, sex
or previous condition OF political SER
Vitude.
Surveyor General Turritiu, who re-
turRed yesterday from Humboldt,
says times are somewhat liyelier out
that way than foc some time past.
Lorelock is improving rapidly; there
are several new buildings in course of
erection and ctops look we'll. People
are improving Their residences and a
largo hotel has been erected at Col
conda. The stock, farming aad min
ing interests are looking up oil
through the county.-Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21
&campment Officers.

The following Grand Enoampment
/. o. o. F.. officers we're elected ut
Carson this morning:
Grand Patriarch, AL White, Reno;
Grand High Priest, Ben Curler, Reno;
Grand Senior Warden, John Hibbets,
Elko; Grand Secretary, L. Guggen-
helm, Virginia; Grand Treasurer, J,
A. Huntoon, Dayton; Grand Junior
Warden, Chas. Ferraris, Eureka.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21

he "ho brings an iten OF nous, even
Il it concerus h,mself. We naturally
cons:der every ruan who furnishes us
With q neWs item TO make our SOL
umns more inter estiQg. beneiactor.
We hope that noneef our readers will
have the least hesitation in visiting
our office or appearing before US on
the street with a request to publish
such an item. The more interest We
can cause you to have in the paper
the more it's visit will be welcomed
Elk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21
Leng-wlnded Rancers.

Eleven Denver young men danced
seventeen hours and thirty minutes
and only stopped when the Humane
Society and the police intertered.
The meg, were, allowed Six lady part
ners apiece, who relieved each other
at intervals. The prize contested for
Was 5000 medal,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21

Balance IN treasury. .4s.2a o.
Tho above balance stands to the credit OF the
varion funds ~ per Trensuser's Ba aur.
Sheet. dated March 81, 1898:
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Same Here.

It's surprising to have q patron
come into the Office and give an item
OF news, and apologize as though his
visit might be considered an iutru-
sion. No man is moro welcome than
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sALMAGUND.

bfackberries are in the market.
The latest things in shoes are feet.
The haying season has opened in
Wahoe county.
F.. NJ. McPhetres arrived last even
ing from Salt Lake. 49,. 80.
June il the month OF roses, and
sweet girl graduates.
The victim of the bent pin knows
we'll when it is Spring time. y
Wilson Armstrong, proprietor OF
the Deeth Hotel, came down to da y.
jim. Matter went down to Carlih
This morning to look after Geo. Rice
It is not silver but rather the lack
OF. it which is causing banks to make
assignments. ....-.t
Senator Leland Stanford, Of Cali
fotuia, died at his hcme at Palo Alto,
last night.
The President OF Salvador has
been granted 100000 in gold for a
trip to the Worlds Fair. =
There will be a matched game OF
base ball ut Carlin on the Fourth be-
tween the Terrace and Carlin mines.
DR.. La FAIRY, Our coming dentist,
charges nothing Tor the examination
Of teeth. Give him call W hen he ar
rives.
The Cariin tuR-of-war team have
Fsieed a purse and challenged the
Blko team for a pull at that place on
the Fourth.
ABoston spinster, who died recent
ly, leftiher entire fortune OF $4,000 to
n pet Thomas cat. This was the only
claws in her will.
The time OF the year is here when
young girls fad moro enjoyment in
lying in a hammock than in washing
the supper dishes. f. I
Mrs: @. w. Hull and two children
wh5have been visiting friends in Salt
Lake City for some time past, re-
burned homo. last night
The University Bank aud the City
Savings Bank, OF Los Angeles, and
the, Lane County Bank. of Eugene,
Oregon, closedtheir doors yesterday.
Whatever may he the cause OF
blanching, the ,hair uiay be restored
to it's original color by the use of that
petent remedy Halls Vegetable 81.
Gillian. Hair Reviewer.
A(young man named Web Moore,
IN the employ Of the Union Pacific,
was crushed 70 death between the
draw heads OF a freight train at Og-
den Monday evening.
The programme of the Fourth of
- uly celebration at Lamoille Cross
2 Roads, appears IN our advertising
columns to-day. Read it and make
your preparations to go there and
have good time.
The twenty one boye and girls sent
10 the Worlds FAIR by the Examiner,
Here given reception by tho board
OF lady managers yesterday. After
the reception each was presente ted
with silver spoon as souvenir of
the trip.
The ooroner's jury impaneled to in
auire into the cause OF the death OF
Ford's theater victims at Wash ,ngton
Il L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21

IiChBTS,. ..... ..............Sl.00 90.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 90 CENTS EACH.
All are extended y cordial invitation.
J. 3. GHEEN.
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FOURTH OF JULY
CELEB R A?I Q \
LanaiIls < Roads.
PROGRAMME:
BEAUTIFUL GROVE

For q general good time, where the Grafton
will DO delivered by
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HOO1'9 PILLS cure all Liver Ills, BE
iousness, 5Ouni dice. Indigestion, Sick Headache
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21

Protect your weak eyes from the
pjurious effect of sun and snow glass
~ getting q pair Of dark glasses at
MuIler'R.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-21
TREAsuRER's BALANCE SHEET

TREASURER BALANCE STREET..
Cash in treasury TO the credit of the v ri ma
funds, March 81, 1892.
In State FIND, over drAwn.,....,... S,ocs NJ
In Judges Salary fund ...........
In General County rtnd ......... .22.on
In Cash Contingent fund ........... 1872 sc
In INDECENT Sick fund 2.ssI&
IN county school Iund................ s5
In Officers SRlsfS fund. ........... SOC 80
Total. ....-......".... ...... s2,fl3 81
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Hoods SarsapariVla

70 the children and it keeps them In good
health. l am willing that this shall be used
for the bene1t of Others" MRK. SARAH
MUIR, sos 10th Ave-, s. Minneapolis, Min.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
TOO OFTEN THE CASE
INTERESTING PROOFS.

A voanx sociesv lady. after ronnd q
sasety. bocenaes ssalcnly conscious II an nn
slss4i sensstson. ehe has irequeui attacks q
l,1zinst. t-r back 4e vs.. AMI sle feels blae AID
xrn~fai.y rua dasn.
Mofh-ss. hook sell 10 yoar dangktsrsl
I'aa-s.ers. look sell - yaGr-eivrsi
Let she 1rsf ssnptom denoting the APP
prn1ch 81 ai.rase receive yoGr instant aiten-
fiou. Healthy ~sisrn are the hope of the
rac~ sfl It - Neii-nigh criminAl g. negiecs
aayfting which promises relief
Ihtrr - tso~ Tor az Sufferers from Nstss4S
Ls.-.ts,z Head What foilo~s.
Mr. J-auie g. Daxss, = Aue artist and an
accomplished tnthore-s. of Westh~la, Nis.
had been sibp.ct - hcat4ehc ever since she
could romeaher. - severe were her At
tlcks A. 20 cause a. times temporary deliriuIn-
All treatment hal failed O. relieve her, tnt
alter ,lsing Dr. Mics Restorative Nervlns
she writes Nv record Is 10 me. At least.
Satisfactory. No headache, constantly IN
ereasing appefite. and a consequent gam in
~eigas of to aud = hall pounds IN just enc
week
~ weeks later she writes "Have read
and se~ed immoaerstely Of late. bat my
ke8jas hrs 10 not retlrR'
MrS John X. Miller of Valparaiso, Ind
rss sttsckrd IN rec years ago Nth turn OF life
In IL worst form. lf finally went 10 her
head and al indications were that II xoald
r-uit either In insanity or softenlng Of the
brain. Her husband thus writes: IL would
D impossisl e for me - otis7spt dcsr1pioa
u A<r nsF--sngs during all this time. She
v1s treated BY our s>ry t>s local physicisns,
nth bat temporary benefit. She has taken
four bottles 81 DR. MuES Rk<rOKsrIvE
NsisvISE. and - cured She has gained
t-rnfy pounds IN weight I tell yon. she
cftsn biesses yOu for rhas you have done for
her
Recollecf that for the CURE Of al Ner-
rous Diseases there il no remedy which ap-
uoaches Dr. Nj Rcsfsrafstc Nsrrin>. Il j.
re- from dangerous drugs and opiates sold
p al druggists. on positive guarantees, or
Dr.. Miles Aelscal TO, LlkhArt, Ind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
UP LIKE A ROCKET
cosdage, Cotton Of and Sugar
Advance Rapidly.
ALL lSDuSTRIAlS ARE STRONG
New England Locked Up on Hamor
That the Resdins woaid Take
Control "a Ia.
ALL lsDuSTRIAls ARE STRONG

Nav Yokx. March , Money on cah
kas been easier. ranging froEn 3is 10
pr eeuts last Ioaa al AMI closing 4
frfed a. 4
Posted rates. i.s,s q sss'S
Government bonds have t-s'n duh and
lower.
fhe stock market continued 10 sho~
dwind-ing volume Il business today.
while The intercsf ia the trading, aside
trom the Reading. New England and
Northern Pacific preferred. vas con
eentsated entirely in operations among
the industrials
Bears. however. acre active. AMI con
siderable early selling u sugar and cor
dage resulted ia an early decline in the
nFst named n 5 Per cent 20 In. and
one ~ 2. 10 the latter 10 =. IL soon
became n0ired about that the dis-en
sions eNiStlng in the pools ia those
stocks had been healed. while the oieF
Ia purchase the next dividend on sugar
az per cent later. followed by rumor
that the expected 10 per cent extra diyi-
deud would he distributed IN quarterly
lnsiAl!nents. sci the shorts 90 covering
ia lively fashion in these shares. Sugar
mounted quickly from ~ 10 l.2iis ahd
+ cosdage from - 70 6lss These adj
sances were well maintained. and each
cles.d with slight concession from the
best figures. cordage with net gain 81
3 and sugar With one Of - a.
The other indn-ff.ais we're decidedly
.trsng Dith ne single exception Of o.stsl-
ier-. Which clo-es shade lower. but cotton
otl rose 81. on q rlIaor that capitalists had
hs,u inluces 10 take up the cash Tor the
floating ceg,sdeate- 81 tine company. Chi
c.fco ga closed with gain 81 !. and gen.
srai elsctric with one ~ \. There was
considerable realizing in Northern Pacific
preferred ia the early dealings, which drove
IL aoan = u = about half OF which los
ea- 1T q recovered.
Reading ~as stronger and advanced i in
the forenoon. touching = a. New England
->osed large fractional advance IA the
tisals part - the day. hut later upon the
circulation 81 "A report from Boston that the
Reading people had been offered control az
considerable under the market rates. pre-
cipitated hear attack pm the stock. ana al
- Il 1aS down "a Ier cent from IT. best
rx4rc-. Dat finally rallied ~ closing with
ues los ~ -.
The sales Of listed stocks today aggregated
~. ie.i shares. ana Of unlisted stocks iz,llf
shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
New York Produce.

NEw YoHK. March 2.-FLoCB-More ac-
tive; steady: winter wheat, low grades, s.. 10
80 =. Is Per cWt.
wRxsr-i. 70 &c higher. Closing: No. ?
rca. March. - sc; April. re; May. SOL G.;
June. -lc. july. ~; August. II &c hid sep
teint-r, - e bid December. - &c.
toaS- Dull: he up. Closing: May.
5li4c. June. 81 i.c, July. 5lisc.
oATs-firmsr fairly active. Spot prices
No. =. = &C.. No = white. - 10 fO'sc
IAsD-ouief: hrfn. Western steam closed.
SLED. city. si2.oo o. Sl2-2S.
PoEx->ieady. Old mess, sl9.25 10 1870;
new mess. 50.
CsEEss-Eair demand. steady State. 10
10 IL; faney. Is 20 i35sc; part Skins, 10
lOt4c.
C0FrKK-Quiet: unchanged. 10 3 points
~: closed steady 10 down to up. May.
To- "a is.-j June. ls.7o: July. 16.s5: sep
TENDER. is.1J - leo; December. lg9D TO
u ~. No. =. i>c
~raAE-kaw quiet; steady. Fair refining
D.: ceuirifagals. Sc; test. sac; refined
ufliff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Beth the u<tkod and results when
syrup Of Egg "a tAkens \ = pleasant
AID rsfreshlng u the taste, and zeEs
geatly yet promptly on the Kidneys
LIVER and Bosels. clexns>s he s,s-
tan sttsctuAlly. diYels colds, head
sehxs aad levers aud cures nAblIcal
constipation. syrup Of flgs u the
onlr rsmelv Of 10 kiad ever pro-
s!sced, pleasing % the taste and ac-
eept2bls % the stomach. prompt Ia
ia action and truly beneficial In IL
effects. prepared only from the E-iost
healthy an1 agreeable substances. 10
many excellent qualities commend u
10 AL aad have made IL the most
popular rsmedy knopn-
Syrup II ffgs IL fos sale In Doc
and 81 bottles bv all leading drlg.
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hAnd vii pro-
cure IL promptly for any ono ~ho
wishes to NY IL Do not AeeePt ary
sshstitufs-
CALIFORNIA re SyfVP co.
Sss fsAsc1sC0 ca.
l9s>js "a. -. sss f1& 49,