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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16
GOV. cLEAvEs' SPECIAL MESSAGE.
To the Honorable Senate and House of ReE
reScntatiNeS:

requirement appl1Cable 20 the executive,
you will permit me to submit, for your
consideration. some suggestions relating
TO the financial condition Of the state; and
| also submit herewith communication
from the state treasurer. a statement of
appropriations already made at this
sion. amounting to the sum Of 81 1874 5l4 50:
also an estimate from the state treasurer
OF the additional regular expenditures re-
qniretl for the year 1898, amounting to the
sum Of $40 O2n ~ alSs statement Of pro
posed appropriations for 1893. reported by
committees and now pen''ing before the
legislature amounting to the sum Of
Slf9 81; and also a statement OF the es-
timated additional appropriations asked
for and now pending before committees
that have not been finally adjudicated upon,
amounting to the sum of SSH. 500, making
an aggregate Of 81 so, ljl IN
also have the honor tx submit here
with an estimate from the state treasurer
OF the receipts Tor the year ls!H 1t is
based on general laws as they existed on
the first day Of January la-t.
An additional revenue Of some thirty
i've o. forty thousand dollars will he r.
ceive'l from The railroads by reason Of i'll
creased taxation upon tbesr corporations,
but 'in Pei cent of thc additional reyeuue
received from the Maine Central railroad
lnrl-1 be- refunded to the various eitieS atri
towns, and aI.,0 aim, Il ,,cr cr,u of thu
additional iclt.tliip received trolm the BDs-
tot and Maine ralru;,I, ana 4 T'ly large
portion uf thi- incr..a-'d revenue comes
ir"fA ta'se tM9 corporations.
One zhalt al whatever additional amount
of rt.YtiltIt lpav M. r4rriyrl fran, tE,. .ay-
inc banks Nit fe distributed III 1;tiiolte
towns for -tffool nl1rI,t,.t.. Thg~,. two
ifclil~ t..u>tfii.f,. t9t n,.jl,cipl, u.,rtfou w
tho additional revenue secured bv recent
LEGISLATION, III viN tIeretole WI. oh.prv,,l
that Axlil,-all al this increased revenue in
THE tiret iustHnce IL paiG iuto th44 ,tatp
treasury ii 1. Hi Entirely availal,le 10
meet apitot,,iatious made In rhe Irtisla-
tlr,.. fni,eXi-tII1o E,lys provide th;,t \ Wv
large portion NJ me same shall be- used for
otf,.t epr,jtic ntIruosps
Ih,. apurcUriatiolis for the wear 1881
anuotI,}tad IN wv. -tImof 81 VIM .,a,i " Twn
hundred thousand dollars. on account of
the Temporary loar VA included III sucb
APPROPRIATIONS.
The first ar,l,rouria1iou hill nasse,i
at Hill session Of thu larieIature
also included s9n00oa on account of
sl,ch t4u,notary laan bnt ~ eycessiv. III
nrop,iat,nns are ia follow the treasurer
,yilI N. ,,..,jrpd ia re1,,.w this entire loan
and ,se ~. n,n,av an,,ronriated ~. this
s,,D,iti, ,l,i,.,t An ,tl..f n,1rnosa.
0u,.eyisrjuer r.mpurary loan Of s3Oo 900
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16
The Three GulanaS.

lNkBheNk' NIhh EhN"M MP
" y
0N il. q. .is9S. Neaiiil. The
arA NJ Guiana al It Il now "
-omonly called YOU are inst
~ decided change In the
aeoan the beautiful, bright
M mid Atlantic turned To
a5 9l,llower water indj. MI
#i.u afe the enormous mud
.a- bars Which Stretch Wit
tinm TINS northeastern cor
t# Anciiga But nothing III
otst Il, Visible until Yen ale
uhyn suddenly \ green
a4uat treee, uvertopped hi
e. Ird chinneyS ii sugar
4@rlf t@ SwtiMe oat at tle
5 @5a-e jMoiS YAK l0V M I'LL tlIe
nt.sI. lsludie,l mics long. ald
e.tlai tho -eunrfv a~ psue
lmt fhi, estimate inelu,lus
sau6 Nent1aYi3. toil.ieiis
.n.-N Gutaia- whiDll lir~
s.4.I i,5>ge~~ion. aid WI
-oat4 @MeA Nerla4uo0e
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

nation or liberation. bearing down
sensations and Kindred ailments, if it
ever fails to benefit or cure. you have
Your money back.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-16

So certain to cure erc'u case of Catarrh is
DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy that its proprie-
cured permanently .wcl' 800 cash"
1y34
The state herald., 1893-08-25
SCHEME AT tRercn FAIRS.
You Hire a Pretty Girl to Talk WE"
You at 80 Much per Hour.

You Hire n Pretty Girl to Talk we"
You at so Much per Hour.
Among tho now devices for making
tnonGy al church fairs and other char
table entertainments 4, one which
It's origipators isftn "Ihe Living
iibriryt" says Harpcr's Young Too
pie. A ccrtain .l,'uibcr of books sro
chosen beforehand, ana tach one is
represented by some young wGu'aH
Nh" Is dressed Appropriately to indi-
cate either tlfs title Of the book or
some leading char6t'er thcrein
Each impersonator must also bo THOR
oughly acquainted with the volume
sbs represents, and her actions and
behavior must DO in accord with the
Character chosen A catalogue is
prepared and furnished on applica
ton. and whenever a book is called
f8i A Surtair is drawn aside and the
living copy staiids revealed. The
regulations usually goycrillna "Ihc
l.s..r library are that; First, all
books mus, 80 secured from the
librarian; second. ihe .ss for each
hook shall bo 10 cents for ten Hi"-
utcs a:s, psyPblc In advance; third,
books cannot be cf''.J for twice in
succession; fourth. pcrsoi,s having
called for and obtained the books
hus. relinguish them upon notice
from tho liGfa.i-p that the time paid
for has reached Its llii'i', ar. failing
to do 50. shall pay Mt tho rate ~ y
cents minute for overtimci and.
finally, that no book can be retained
for longer period than twenty
minutes. The rules do not provide
for 1t. but IL is understood. Of course,
that during tho busy hours OF tho
fair no book shall be taken on on n
pr6issfrar through the entertain
mcnt room. and chs boolis themselves
are forbidden by tho uIWfis.cn laws
TO drink lemonade and cat ice cream
between tho hours OF 8 and 10 at
night Altogether this living library
fc~m- destined TO proved great suc-
cess
The state herald., 1893-08-25
4 ii. i.oi;is txiirpir.

beautiful style 81 art which was de-.
veloped during tho pcriol OF the
Louis" in.luding the peculiar her
aldic, 100000. pompadour, bowknot.
feur-de-lis, ribbon wreath and fes-
TONED characters which undcrlic all
that IL still regarded ~ the most beau.
tiful In graceful form and attractive
line, In art decoration.
10 carry out this beautifully con-
ccivei an ideal thought all the furni-
turc, show cases, drnpcrics, fittings,
and even merchandise. are Of the char.
acters mentioned. The pavilion Is OF
. truly royal character. worthy In It's
graceful form and elegant finish to
fittingly represent the period Of France
In which that ,hatioii obtained its high.
sst gl6fy. The external decorations
ure Of white and gold with the name
Saint Louis" formed by electric
lights 40 brilliant that the words sp-
pear rs though written In letters Of
bro III the sky. Tho solid siiycrwsre
and diamonds Ia the exhibit harmon.
lie with tho pavilion. free use having
been made Of the aeur-dc-iis, rococo.
pomp ,dour, Du-Barry, Louis Quinze
ouu othe' eApuihttc ucSiRuN
The pass business Is one OF the
things that give the Fair people most
trouble. There is perpetual demand
upon them for fires admissions. The
largest number OF passes 20 to exhibit.
ors and 'hcir employees. Over 1900
regular photographic passes have
been is,uc TO exhibitors. concession.
aires, their employees aud tho press
The pr.s OF the world has been given,
In round numbers. $500 photogra phic
passes workinRincn have about a..
00u passes. Directors, commissioners
Of states aud territories, lady II ana
gers, md some others 20 In on their
badges. dropping III ir pers nal cards
into tho boxes. United States sena.
tors and other prominent officials have
about 1000 passes. Since Msy /
Major Handy has given out over 3s,.
900 single admission tickets. From
these figures II SEQ that ON shy one
dny there might g nearly IS. 900 legit.
Innate free admissions ~ tho ground,
Of which, say, 1900 wou'd b rood
nut one ifv
The state herald., 1893-08-25
THE sr,ovar OF sMoxiN1.
II the Cuban Gods IL Authority Here's
y Nloo PoIut asttled.

II the Cuban Codo II Authority Here's
y Nies foint Settled.
The requirements Of etiquet, as
regards the obligation Of one smoker
to give light to another from his
cigar, are rather dlmly understood
In this country. says the Pittsburg
Dispatch. The man who is asked for
q light usually gives 1t rather than
take tho trouble Of refusing, on tho
same principle as paying hlre for
hanging to . car platform. or going
to theatst "a obtain rear view Of
an Extensive variety Of feminine
headgear In Havana tho traditions
of Spanish formality combine with
the universally OF smoking to form
q clear and we'll defined code on tho
subject.
The request OF one smoker to
an2ther for light must always be
honored in Cuba Your weii-t,ed
Havana smoker would as soon think
Of refusing another tho privilege OF
breathing the same air with him as
of refusing light. To meet tho re-
quirements OF full courtesy also the
light must be given from the end OF
the cigar, no matter how wide tho
difference Of rank in the cigars thus
brought into contact. TO save q
Concha Espeoinle from the punyent
flavor of Wheeling two.fer BY prof.
fcring match. rs is often done here.
would in Havana be regarded as o
snub too refined in its Significance
for open rosonting but mt the same
time too crushing Tor any future
amicable relations. To give the
STUB of cigar to servo Us lighter
and tell the applicant to throw II
away whom ho has used it is deadly
insult md calls for blood. What
would be done In Cuba II tho re.
quested light should DO refused Is
not known. for the reason that no
such case hns ever arisen.
This is unfortunate, for 1t leaves
us without presidents to Judge of
exactly that case in this country.
Ono smoker In New York, iasplrcd
by Havana customs, requested light
from another and was refused, whcro-
upon the aggrieved person smotc the
Other with such forco that he was
knocked out. We mist decline to
regard thia AS Coming with tho Span
ish-AMericnn code. 1t has too much
brutal downrighthess for the delicate
ethics to which we have referred.
Those refined principles would not
dream OF rcvenging such a slight by
any more violent method Than calling
the offender out and sticking slen-
der napier into him strictly according
TO the code.
Still since tho penalties OF refusing
light seem to be very decided in
both countries, SMOKERS may MS we'll
make up their minds to grant the
Mvor. Gentlemen who are fastidi-
Gus about having their cigars hand
led may avoid tho difficulty by smok-
ing only in their own houses or
Offices, and appearing on tho streets
without the much-dcsired spark.
The state herald., 1893-08-25

A dispatch TO tho Denver Nsr, gives the
followins warning from General Weaver
purrALo DEror, n. v. Aug. lathe
voorhees, bill 10 Issue - nstlonni banks the
fsec value of their bonds In national bank
noirr. discloscs the real nnimus OF Wall street
hostility to silver aud the Sherman law.
with free silvcr, or II we continue 10 puf.
chase silver with notes issurd for ihn, pnt.
pose, the banks can M longer control the
volume " our money, Tho people will then
have soufco of supply which !. independent
~ the banks. They ARE perfectly willing IA
initiate the currency with their own note.
which must he redeemed IN gold when silver
IL stricken down, provided they eau close the
mints and close M thu mincs,
Free silver means n free country, II W.
arc defeated VIZ must pas. under q hrartlcss
bank oiiRnrchy for all time 10 come. The
farmers Of New York arc waking 10 the situa.
ton with enthusiasm like that which cbafac.
irri,cs tho West. The crowds humber from
5000 To 10000 daily.
!. u. WAIVER.
The state herald., 1893-08-25
EUROPE GETTING SQUEEZED.
Gold aetting Scarce aud Exports Of Man
tkaeturcd Goods Decreasing
RdplIlY.

Rdpl,iiy.
A special cableGram from London TO the
Now York Sun says that the chormotfs cx-
ports Of gold 10 America 10 frightening the
bankers there.
The drain 10 being mndc almost solely from
London. Tfic rsnk Of England had large
gold reserve when the Amerie-n demands be-
gan. Tnis =: disappearing faster thar ever
before in the history Of tho institution.
Measures for meeting tho emergency SO ike
wisc Unprecedented The bank never before
made such rapid advances on the Discount
fatr. II Ia .probablc that II will be necessary
to make further sd7aacc cf & pot cent
within few days.
The whole world IL looking up Its gold.
The premium on tho metal is 9pcr cent. In
Rome and Z per cent. In Madrid. London
bankers arc making preparations to make
homo continental holders dlsgorec portion
Of their treasures. II wauld Nc .asy 10 erc-
ate currency famine throughout f1rtipc
rs acute a. that Of tao past few days In
America.
Another resort u monetary conference Ia
being discussed In very different spirit from
that with which the invitation Of tho Prcsi.
dent Of tic thitcd statss was greeted d fear
ago. II is quite possible that the ed ri'rics
which, seHt delegates TO Brussels only as n
matter d SSirtrr.., yiii take, nc Initiative Of
calling another consultation and will jSin
earnestly in a search Of apractical solution Of
tho monetary ppobcY., a..
Inc con.L.cteiai effects ri the American
monetary stringency are no les, signii'ss-t In
Europe than the financial consequences.
There has been sharp falling OF within n
few weeks Of the exports to America from all
parts Of Europe. This Will increase for som,
,iu,e longer. Orders for future shipments
arc being tsinseiied h astonishing quantities,
On the other hand there arc sishs On rtett
ipctcasc In Imports OF all kinds from Amer
led. The prissHte Il 50 great that 1t may
fairly lie said that America Is !cfeinr the
ibfykeA Of Europe. The result Of course,
VII. be III t"Srrrous balance OF ,tade In favor
Of America, so that the prS.s', trnhfts Of
gold 10 that country will be continued anu
move called for. The commercial world Is
being aiieoic1 b. Tho Russo-German tariff
war also. AmGricrw!ll lose g.5E. "rper-
tunity n she docs not take full advantage Of
this quarrel. It Is dispute which has nj.
ready arrived at such nm acute stage that II |.
creating diplrmat.h as ~tji as commercial
uncasincss. The strain Is beconilng - Great
Us ties none too strong eau bear.
The state herald., 1893-08-25

~ know these western states, not from the
ory, but from experience. know what these
people have endured, leaving tho osmforts OF
what WIS then civilization Ia tho eastern and
middle statcs, and going with ride In one
hand and pick In the other, blazing the path
WY 81 civilization III the eanons Of the Rocky
Mountains. They have btilt up the silver
mining industry on The faith pledged q therti
BY the people Of the United States I'd ~ CON
stitution and laws that the product Of those
mines shall DO considered a. money metal,
and wc arc now asked, through the financial
-Four Hundred Of Now York and tho com
mercial classes Of England, to bctray these
people and ssy TO them, Find something else
70 do. We want gold, gold, gold
mo, Mr. President, will not do II. II
tho time comes when ind have made =
mistake can at least have the consolation Of
knowing that my heart and head both ap-
proved the action which propose " take In
regard III this tiicasurc."
In conclusion Mt. Vest repcllcd the Idea OF
there being necessity for international
agreement on the subject Of silver.
The state herald., 1893-08-25
A SINGULAR ILLUSION,
A Good story Which Was Told by y
Iouissiii- Minister.

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R,y r. r. X ~ "n., 1" mo
to,a Ia . no.,o,' Ut, ~ Jun, nv
..An a,armIs, ILL., p, , ~ EAU
NJ i, friend -, - ~, ,en,'nas nne
,n,ndar -, ,ho ,'a,,,. vi y, WV eoln'
tain 4, was =, ha, oa,, oa a'' '.o IN
ho,,os, y, ,ha 49,, w. "s"-on, y, ,no
intonso n,r, y, ~. 81. %, paru'n s.',,
a,ao1 n la la ~ ~, NV ne''on NY 'r'enu
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49,. Wv" ~, ~, *, s'",s ~" u'roo',hg INC
do d. ~. ~ '.e'".a ~ u
..s .an,soa a., ~, a, ,,,o
,n. ,hi..,, $3.50, .n III, wv ""''o's NY
s ..s"Ias,,,' ''ha ', ,,. IT.
s,nr,aa w. e. 10 'oi. ,n, MN oaii
,hina s,n,,a ~" NJ -, ""' w. '.,s 'on'o'
IT,, ss'.au w. 10Y, p"t INC coca
a,... Y.ha s". w. nu Aop' UP ms
s -. ''a W. "no,ncr Pih,h'k'
u i. ',. 40 IVY ""o'"or s'r'3o' Ana 10
" ,..,.hs ''n,' mn,
,..a 49,. ," ..,..,ai w 'a .%, ''''oa up ms
~ 49,, "s ta".oa' In .o'". = can
~ I'm ~ my VINO ana ehiidreh
a.a ~, ', ,,,a " 10y 'ogs' o"t on
''ru, 10. W" gov nome
The state herald., 1893-08-25

"Thcsc apple dumplings OF yoHrs,
Lobolia.m said Mr. McSwat heat,ily,
sin their way are II little ahead Of
anything I've seen You have no OBJ
iections to my putting one Of them in
my pocket and taking II down to tho
ofiieo. hsvo you7"
Certainly not. Billiser," replied
Mrs Mcswas. IL AN glad they please
you. dear"
Now. thcu," muttorci M Me-
Swat. savrgolv, rs he walked down
town with his Hard In his right over
coat pocket. I'D Just like TO SEQ that
everlasting crookleggcd. snub.Hcsed
dog In the next bloch run out and
snap Mt mo ngain!''-1'roy Budget
The state herald., 1893-08-25

II has been demonstrated that the farmer.
oil Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas. Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Wisconsin would receive
s5o,ooo,ooo more money Tor their wheat crops.
providing they would seed their land 10 Sal
zet'. Worlds Fair Winter Wheat this Va.
Hcty has the quality OF withdrawing any kind
OF weather. as dr.ulh, rains, fros,s, and
makes the -ese produce from ten to thirty
bushels more than II ~ow yields. II Is not
uncommon to have farmers report from thirty
to sixty bushels per acre. Ills fall catalogue
tells all about II, as also what grass and clover
seeds should be sown now. Cut this out and
send cent? In stamps to-day to the John Sal
xer Seed company, LaCrossc, VIE, and re.
ecive free, package of Worlds Fair Winter
Wheat and catalogue.
The state herald., 1893-08-25

Is brief enough without our shortening II bs seek
Ing medical aid, when we arc somewhat unweii
from sources where i % Oily obtalnablc with
rrcat risk. Even II We old dostrinc were true
that violent disenses require yIolcn, remedies. 1t
does not follow that drastic purgatiycs nsrs"t,cs.
powerful "sedaii,es" Of the ncrrrr, 'ysiem are
advisable in cases whsr' Eight disorders mani.
testify call for nc arc OF mildcr Of recover.
ing, .in,~l Ing no snbscluent danger. but equally
shfeient. liostrtiers stomach Bitter not oiiy re-.
iie!er, but ultimately and completely rclevcr ar
orders OF the stomach, liver. bowris -.t ne. YES
u Is genuine tonic, h.alltf-iis Stimulates III,
kidneys. Is iloro.gh slteratiye and most ef.
tectnal prvye-'ivc of ehils and fever and bilious
rrmif'er' The utmost confidence can be rcposed
W 'he purity and safety Of it, medicinal Insrcdi
cnis.
When yachtsmnn shift HIS coursc hc mu.,
also shift his snndbnus " "~''
The state herald., 1893-08-25

n you arc going to school this Sss' the
Western Normal College, Lincoln, Neb., n
fcrs 10 psy your car fare To this tho greatess
Of all great Normal schools. A great many
Colorado people attend till. Institution, four
buildings bcing occupied by Colorado students
last year Fsli term commences September
3 You can enter sGy sirrc and ind suitable
classes sJs.lO less car fare. pays for 10
week.; $40, 90 pays for one trsr ~ ~ weeks.
For tat.iauhrs address VIM. NJ Csoa~ Pyesl-
dent westcfti Sorrnai College, Lincoln. Se-
braska
The state herald., 1893-08-25

10 an editorial on the financial situation
the Essring Journal Of Atlanta, Owned by
Secretary II tho Interior Smith, calls upon
Congress 10 pass u free coinage bill Of gold
aud silver, putting enough silver In tho dollar
10 put II Oh parity with tho gold dollar.
ave believe II says. 'that Mr. Cleveland
and hi. cabinet Of Democratic leaders In tho
Senate and House saunreiy favor this plan"
As tiir Journal has unequlvocally Indorsrd
the Presidents message, and has not until
now called for free coinage Of both gold and
Is. Ia s.as o. ~e~ssted 0 stfsetus
The state herald., 1893-08-25

The Western Normal College at Lincoln.
Nebraska, has made a wonderful record. II
Is the youngest Of Lincoln's colleges, yet Il
has the largest attendance, having enrolled
wore than teyentcen hundred different
students the past year. Lincoln 1. the charm.
Ing capital city II Nebraska, the railroad
center and the gateway OF the Wcst-whrro
thousands OF students Of tho Western Normal
are located. TIL. great school has more calls
Tor lts students than II can Ill., Your car fare
paid one hundred miles each ten weeks you
attend. CATALOGUES aud circulars free Nd.
drcss Croan Il kinsicy, Western Normal Col.
lcgc, Lincoln, Ncb.
The state herald., 1893-08-25

It's pretty hdddci wrench to jump
from the peculiarlties Of tho oriental
s: :psss s1R pss AS us se es.. could 81 's 5:
world. This exhibit, ike ali else e thai st
s0npists Il dsaes description, IL has
s ssss i ssTSsh s .s,t;, s'pr prem y,
the collection u 4 tapestry filling the
Aide OF one fooin. u y d species OF
silRI and II Worth $40 900. Its theme
ia q festival PROCESSION leaving .
temple, and there arc more than ] 200
figures In the work, some OF which are
correct enough to be portraits. In do.
tail II y superb hs to garments,
foliage; BIRDS, sky and so on. This
be,e ~ work waa fHuf, years In LOOM
The bronze department is best shown
ia the confer group, 4uarrclsomc
old cock on tree aud IN old hen and
brood under him. The tail feathers
Of tho old disturber futter In the
slightest draft, 30 fine, so realistic are
they wrought There are wood, ivory
and Sthcr works of nrt The paintings
hire tccaliat but fas cinating.
Two OF tho most interesting ox-
hibits In tho manufactures building
are displayed by the two leading
5cwelry concerns In the United States
Tiffany & Co. of New York
and tho Mermol & Jaccard Jewclry
company of st., Louis The former
has heretofore been described. The
last named Arm has rcvolutionixed the
jewelry trade OF the west, and u en-
titled to the credit OF being the p oneer
In the country west Of the Mississippi
river In high-alnss diamond jcwelry,
eilverwsres and Society stationery.
It's fetail department Is distinguished
by what may be- termed an improve
ment on oriental spleNdof,
This exquis 10 exhibit OF diamonds,
jewelry, silverwares and stationery
was designed and produced by this
firm expressly for the Worlds Fair.
everything being new and almost ex.
clusively original In thought and dc.
sign. and its loyalty to la homo city
Is shown BY thd fact that Its entire ex-
hibit IL designed 10 ,ypify LOUIS TX.
81 FfahcS. Tho saihted monarch after
whom Nilsson is leading city was
named, and Louis Nv, during whose
reign the city was founded. The OK
hibit Is IN exquisite POI trayal Of the
The state herald., 1893-08-25

Fair,. in the French, Amsriesa al i
something tnarvsloas, bat M Kimber;:
Icy show, il tbs mining building, Is
as artistic. Tho exhibit Is carefully
guarded BY great, quaint looking,
barred Zulus, who, standing about with
clubs and spears, give the beholder nm
idea Of the ideal muscularity that
Haggsrd depicted In the phenomenal
physiquS = his hero, Umslopugas.
diamond digging is shown from be-
ginning to end. There werc 100 tons
Of dirt brought from Colony and n
miniature machine that demonstrates
The state herald., 1893-08-25

We offer onn hunuicI Dollars Reward for
any Ease Of taiaffh that cannot bc cured b,
Halls Cainrrh Cure
r. J. CHENEY n CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known n. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and i,ilryc him
perfectly honorable IN all business tfnn,ncilons
aud financially able 10 carry out any oLllga-
tlun mndc by their Arm.
wfsr q 1nuAs, Wholesale Drusrl.,s. Toledo.
.. wALpiso. kiSaas y MAnyis, Wholcrais
Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Cainrrh Cure Ia taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and ,n,,rn,,.
surfaces ~ the system. rric, Toe. Der bottle.
Sold by oil Druggists. TESTIMONIALS free.
The state herald., 1893-08-25

Enectunlly yet gently, wheh eostivc o.
bilious or when tho blood In impure or
singgish, to permanently cure babituai
constiTsation, 10 awaken the kidueys
and liver 10 healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening them, 20 disbcl
headaches, cold or few ~ ess syrup OF
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