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tiers. all living. They have twenty-seven
grandchildren and four great grandchil-
dren living.
All Of these We're present to greet the
aged couple yesterday. There were no
other diamonds presented than the glis-
tenig tear Of affection, but warmer
hearts beat beneath the homely apparel
Of the participants than beat where dia-
monds glisten and sparkle upon care
worn brovx-g
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A Hard Driver.

BRAZIL. Oct 25.-Special-A Clay
City barber hired team and rig Of a
liveryman at that place last Sunday
morning to go to Dana, ILL.,, a distance
of sixty miles The round trip was
made in two consecutive days, Sunday
and Monday. AS the effect Of the drive
one of the horses fell dead on the road
when within a few miles of home, while
the other stands motionless in the
stable, with legs swollen beyond all pro-
portions and rendered worthless.
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An oId scttIer Dead.

NOBLESVILLE, oct. 2s.-Special--
Absalom Elliott died at his home in
Clay township, this county. yesterday,
aged eighty-seven years. The cause Of
his death could not be determined and
n post norton examination failed to
reveal the mystery. He was among the
early settlers of the county and assisted
In clearing away the forests for several
villages that now dot this section Of In
diana.
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Lad. Life Crushed ont.

NOBLESvILLE, Oct. 24-Special.-
Yesterday. at school house No. II in
Wayne township, as Willie Stanford
was assisting several of his companions
to roll a large log down a hill, the lad
fell in front of the advancing timber
and was instantly crushed to death.
He was six wears OLD
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MARRIAGE NOT A FAILURE.
Cyrus Cognn and Wife Celebrate
Their Diamond wedding.

Their Diamond wedding.
ECKERTY, Oct. 2.-Special-A very
interesting family gathering and cele-
bration of an important event took
place on the homestead of Cyrus Cogan
i'm johnson township yesterday.
This was the assemblage of fifty-one
persons to celebrate the diamond we'd
ding of Cyrus Cogan and his wife, En-
ma Jane Watson, after seventy-five years
of uninterrupted nuptial bliss.
Mr.. Cogan was born in Allegheny
county Pennsylvania. March 16. 1901.
and came to Crawford county when six
teen years old and has lived here ever
since. Mrs. Cogan was born in Hamil-
ton county, Ohio, and came TO this
county one year later than young Cogssn
in company with her parents. Within a
year the young folks had united their
fortunes he at eighteen and she at sew
enteen years Of age. They were the earli-
est pioneers here. Nine children were
born to them. five sons and four dapgh-
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An A. p. A. Organ

FIT. WAYNE, oct. Observation-Disclosures
tisements today announcing the publica-
ton of an A p. A. paper here next Fri
day caused no little stir in political cir
cles. The paper will be a weekly and
will be known as the American Eagle
w 2. Bidweu a former newspaper man
here and at Indianapolis, is advertising
the paper The publishers and hackers
are for the present not known. 1t Is
said that a local A. p. A. lodge has some
thing to do with It,
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r,oned vim a Young Girl.

TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 25.-Special--
Murray Phillips. married man, agec
forty. and the father Of three children.
has eloped with Mabel Firestone, aged
sixteen and unmarried.
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Married I'm the indiana building.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Special-AIiss Ger
trude Leigh Wilson of Lafayette. Ind,
and Frank r. Phelps, a grocer Of this
city, were married in the Indiana build
ing TODAY
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FOR ALCOHOLISM
Sc Horsford,s Acid Phosphar

DR.. p p. Gilmartin, Detroit Mich.
saws: at have found 1t very satisfactory
in ats effects, notably in the prostration
attendant upon alcoholism"
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A DESPERATE ENCOUNTER
WHOLESALE PLUNDERING SCHEME
AT sUMMITVILLE Unmarried.

Over Twenty Shots Exchanged in
An Eighteen-FOOt ROOm-Counter-
feiters Arrested and Held for Trial
mt KokomO-Other State News.
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/. 5. AylGS & Co.

~ Miss Rogers. representing
Foster, Paul & Co, Kid Glove
manufacturers, will be with us or
Monday, Oct. 81. for a few DAYS.
See her and learn the merits of the
celebrated FOSTER Kid Gloves.
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yielding we'll ; also that Raceland fac
tory had nearly reached a million lbs
of sugar on last Saturday night from
that weeks grinding.
Since the mishap on Rienzi the
sugar grinding has progressed uni
formly without any interruption.
This place is making a very superior
quality of sugar. and to Mr.. Allen
Smith. the competent sugar maker,
is due this credit his sugar can COM
pare favorably with any other made
in the State.
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EXA MINATION OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Tirihodaux, La Oct. 2Ist. 1898.

TirihOdlux, La Oct. 2Ist. 1898.
Notice is hereby given That an ex-
animation OF applicants for positions
as teachers III The public schools of
the Parish of Lafouiclie will hr held
at the GGion Academy III the Town of
ThibodauX, On the 27Ih. 18th and 29th
days IF November next. The eAami.
nation will begin at $50 Il. IN.
Each applicant should appear for
examination promptly at least fifteen
minutes before the hour ret for the
commencement of the examination,
and lie should provide himself with
pen, pen holder, pencil, eraser, ink
and memorandum paper.
ARTHUR +. KNOBLOCH,
NUMA ELFER.
ANATOLE j. BRAUD.
Examining Committee.
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LEGALITY Of LEFEE TAY,
Els.

AS the following clipping from the
New Orleans ficayune, Ia be of i'll
ttrest to some of our readers, we make
it our DUTY to reproduce il in the Til
bodaux Sentinel for what it is worth
The constitutionality of laying
special and local taxes for the purpose
of building levees for the protection Of
the country from river floods. has been
fully passed upon and affirmed by the
Supreme Conrt Of Louisiana. The
subject has been considered from al
most every possible point Of view, and
there has been no hook lcf: upon
which to hang a doubt of the legality
OF such taxes.
In this connection. a case has re-
Gently been decided by the Supreme
Court at Shreveport, which brings the
matter up under another phase. The
case was brought up by Mrs. P. 2.
George, an owner Of lands along Red
river. and in CaddO parish. She re-
sisted the payment of the special levee
tax on the ground that her land is so
situated as that the levees do not pro-
tect it, the levees having been located
sc as to leave compartments property
between the river and the leyees, and,
therefore, outside the area protected
by the levees. Complainant held that
since she received no benefit from
these ~levees, she ought to be exempt
ed from the payment of said ak. The
sheriff and tax collector of Caddo par
isb brought suit to the tax
withheld, and the matter came, for fl
ma adjudication, up to the Supreme
Court.
The court. in a deliverance. decided
that the tax must be paid. The court
holds that, according to the law defn-
ing the limits of "a levee district. it is
not possible to consult personal or in
dividual interests. These 1evec dis
tricts embrace extensive areas, and if
exceptions were made in individual
cases, the carrying out of a plan of
general levee protection might be
impracticablc: Certain lands must of
Necessity be more benefited and others
less benefited. Every general law
must work more or less hardship upon
some individuals. since it Is impossi-
Bile, although all are placed up2n the
same footing with respect to the law,
to confer upon them natural equality.
So it is with the lands in a leIee dis
trict. which are more or less benefited
according to their natural situation.
To exempt individuals in the enact
ment Of a law is likely to defeat its
objects. Judicial interference is a del
icate matter, and is justitiable only
when it is manifest that the property
of complainant Is permanently and in
tentionally shown to be excluded from
all possible benefit Of the levee sys-
TEN, a fact which was not shown in
compliments case"
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HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache
Biliousness. Sold by all druggists.

Young Emile Chol, son of Prof. E.
Chol. while going into his fathers st :
bic on Sunday evening, to attend TO
his little pony, to which he is mucl,
attached, slipped and fell under the
hoois of the animal: this frightened
the pony, and the unfortunate little
fellow just was within an ace of being
kicked to death he soon pacified the
horse. and with il cut lip and II few
bruises IN the face ard back. extricat-
ed himself from his dangerous posi-
ton. The little fellow is o all right
and able to attend to, and take rides
on, his little pony.
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Louisiana will be glad when the
tariff bill is made public, if only to
know what is to be the fate of sugar,
A morning dispatch from Washington.
says:
A leading member of the ways and
means committee said to-day: 1.-The
committee has not completed the SUI
gar and rice schedule. We are get
ting some tables from the Treasury
Department for use in arranging the
internal revenue portion of the bill"
1t may be stated as the very best judg-
ment to day that there will be a duty
on sugar of not less than I cent and
not more than l IL a pound, the first
figure referring to the ray article.
The administration favOrs a moderate
duty, and so does Chairman Wilson,
Of the ways and means committee.
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p. E. LORIO,
Sheriff of ~.
Lost or ASffaY.

CTRAIED AND LOST FROM DIR. JOHN
~ : aZzo, near Raceland IN this Parish. a
YOUNG BLACK MARE NULL about Is hands
hlgh- with several small white spots on the
ramp near the spinal column.
The party finding and returning same to
L. b.. MattIngly, at Frank Hoffmann's livery
stable IN 1tAuodaux, will be literally re-
warded.
Nov. ., '93.
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THE BEST PLAsTEK.-Dampen ii
piece of flannel wish Chamhellain's
Pain Balm and bind it on over The
seat of pain. 1t is better than u
plaster. When the lungs are sore such
an application on the chest and ah-
other on the back. between the shout
der blades, will often prevent pneu-
monia. There is nothing so good tor
a lame back ora pain in the side. A
sore throat can nearly Glways bt cur
ed in II night by app wing IA flannel
bandage dampent viii Pain Balm
so cent bottles tor sale by RolH DRUG
Co, limited.
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The Sugar Refinery on Cedar Grove
plantation, Chacahoula, La, belong
ing to Messrs. Wilson and CiaveIi, to-
gether with three hundred barrels of
sugar, was completely consumed by
the flames on last Saturday morning
at about 8 o'clock. The sugar, we m
derstand, was fully insured, but not
the factory. This Is a severe loss to
these gentlemen. We are told that
ArdOyne, of Messrs. Shaffer, will grind
the remainder of the crop.
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SHER/FF'S SALE
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court. Par
ISL Of Lafourche.
Franco S Derdmee as. No. 2973 Ma.
dec Champagne.

T'AkE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
a and by virtue of an order OF Seizutr and
sale. emanatin- from the above entitI-
cd Court. IN the above entitled and number.
ed ease. | have seized and will offer for sale
ut public auction pursuant to law la this
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
m tile town of Ihihodaux. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. 1879.
''etwren the hours of IL O'Clock a. M. and 1
0 clock =. nj. the following described proper
" tU-wit
A certain tract of land situated in this par
lsii ~ the right bank of Bayou LafOurche at
abort IS m,les below the Town ofTblbodaux
measuring three arpents front on the said
bayou by Il depth Of forty arpents,
bounded above by lands OF the Estate of st
James Ledet and below by lands of Luciep
Guesry. Together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon &c. &c. To paw
ana satisfy ont of the proceeds of said sale
the sum of lst.. one hundred and ifty dol
lars. with eight per cent interest thereon
from February 2nd. 1889 till paid, subject to
a credit OF Eighty three dollars paiG on the
9TH day of June. 1891. End. Ten per cent on
the amount sued npon as attorneys fees and
5rd, all the costs of these proceedings.
The above amount in principal, interest,
attorneys fees aud costs being secured bv
act OF mortgage passed and executed on the
second day ot February, 1899 before A. Gre
TIM. Notary Public of said Perish.
October 2lst, 1893.
p. r. I0RIO
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The importance of keeping the
liver and kidneys in good condition
cannot be overestimateG. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a great remedy for leg
u~lating and invigoratlng these organs.
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Hoods Pills act easily, vet promptly
and effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Hor~es on Today'- Program and Their
Chances for success

There viii b three races on today's
card. al the best three in i've. the 80
pace With eight starters. the 1T trot
with fifteen. and The 30 pace with six.
Ihesa large teikis insure hot racing and
lively speculation. While the quality q
the entrfes Indicate fast time. Ia the
Initial even. the rlass Tor 80 PAGERS.
several sensational side xheelsrs appear,
aud the winner eouid b. easy b. pick II
kia head was rlgh1 W hite Cap. th0
old tine rs,iemate "a Flying Jib. 105is.
probably has winning spsei. but be has
t.fsas distinctly ais Own. and on his good
o. bal behavior dcrenos whether be will
win a hsat or parade behind the banner.
90 Nssasr. the roan stallion owns.i ~ the
kaiamazno fasai. great things are *
peetet parity no doubt because be "a
the fuii brother 20 Belle NAra. 1.oeA.
bnf taasar has proved = disappointment
ali the year. Winning = fact record and
the faE la the sane race az Saginaw and
- az shruuxh 10 SERIES ~ misfortunes
ever since. lie evidently wa not keyed
No for = ionr race az The towu -
als5r.tlas. slabs and salt ard then a black.
sulitn with 9 asi.iied hiking Tor psTing
teets eos away 100 much q
tbe horny tissue. thereby snhal-
anclnx hfm iils fect may have
rrcra sufficiently long - this tiras
AMI he ulay haee ataorl.od a sufficient
amount ~ tbe Stnrs1s sand siursng hia
rsrr there llast Week. in which eaae ho
wi - aSsnTsr0ue ,etee g. play against.
Harvey krnrt has Capitsua. ~ Young
Wilkes. ia tfis rnte. add Harvey i uog
out ~ a health excursion. AID Il BE
lIrssr't ain. it a1l t. because b. cant
Iheft are ctrers ir tins race that can
r-sn aloat some. ut the ieast u hich
isthe hay Sei4ifr. Payne Stone. ar oily
eaieel horse "a iem settlers airing. All
90 10 daF Nheu be ia gasf night there
- - racina The man thst ear guess
tsr riaaer q ths tax held q 80 trot.
fefe aatl has csnaflrnce In his Ittizment
usi aash iarze aizel DIAMONDS this
eseaire ~ sssurse. meet e these ara
~ r.,f a. knowa. ami tndays eoatest
rsag unrofsr anofher kremiin % Tempe
kaf tiit fhs horse that beats Harry
HID ailia's silver fate. Il De = a. hisn-
assf WiA r-ais1e 80 hsa been a. the
r1ces Theo tfers ~ Roman. = grand
s,n - tle oid race horse. Sir a Aberdeen.
nr1 Aitna. ihs Chiicothe mare. and
tesia Aesiiam. - fiict Nesiiuna. hesisies
q nnWlrf q other4 among which may
rssne e. easy NifueT AZ present. writ
irE s. - haed - NJ how they car heat
VII kefr Ia re 3 a pacs. bet a. Icha
<pIan SIS 'sserTtAlng caa Aappen ia
her, facn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Constipation ieads 10 = multitude Of
physical troubles II l. geuerally tie
res1lt II csrclessnass ox ln1iffezencs 20
TIE simplest rule u health Eugene
Mckay u Erantfond. Ontario. writes:
Il had TOR several years been = sui
ferer from constipation. had taken q
great many diderent remedies. some Of
which did mo good fer time. bat only
Coz time. when nay trouble came back
worse than ever. / was induced By a
friend. whom HEAsDRxrH's PflLs had
benefited. % tFy fhem. 1ook two each
night for = wiDek. then oue every night
Tor about six xsei<< Since that time
have not experienced the slightest dilii-
Guilty whatever. and my bowels move
regularly every day. l believe firmly
that for sluggishneEs u the bowels and
biliOusness BRANDsara's Puts are far
superior - any other"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

The time never Mas more favorable for
Specializing ia grain and stocks than at
present. Prices are 40 per cent lower
shan they ought 10 be on both grain aud
stocks.
The recent money panic 10 the cause
Of these conditions
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception of wheat through
out the country. and thesoreign demand
10 the largest Of the year. owing 10 the
damage OF their crops Ii is but short
time until wheat viii sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
TX you are not posted in speculation
write c. r. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. 236 La
Sale street. Chicago. H., for their book
on Speculation and How to Trade"
sent free on receipt Of stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

hss1 rpeeised b. tie Hsx York Iron
compsnt a Ishqemisz ard the ere q
Co.. beng silipped a. tie rate q about
80 tons Per day.
Daaiel Reitler a III Cleusns On Taes-
1ay did q bioo1 poisoniDg - the result
q stetp.nk % = rpsts call he xas one
q fho earliest Freneh settlers there. aad
xss 75 ysars ed.
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Tomorrow will ~ Ladies day Al tie
Conssock park races and they viii be
admitted free. IL h expected that the
grand s<znI vii b beviliermsnt o.
bright summer toiistz The races will
be anaone Me hest az the meeting and
the directors of the Driving club ars
nnxioas that the iadlss Of the city
should take sdvsntage VI the day net
apart Tor them
The entries Ia todzy's races are as fol-
lOgs;
80 Class PACING. $1,000 STAKE
LCM Soyes. Bay City; jennie Lind.
b. m. By CAPT Jack
2 Ii. 81 Hsnyy. Morrisville. Penn.;
Cacitana. BY Young Wilkes
& George " Neiss. Chicago. H.; Mary
Truebiccd. br. u. by American Boy.
4. kobb & Weinberg. Moore Park;
Mckinley. br. =. by Wilkesmont-
0. Chas. II. Decker. Columbia. Tenn;
Fife. br. m. by SANDER.
6 4 A. Browne & Co. Kalamazoo;
vassar. IN. 4. BY Vatican.
7. T.. n. Bouttelle. Eat Syracuse. N.
y; Claybourne. en-. .. by G. +. Clay.
). TB Ripy. Lazrencrburg. Kentucky;
Payne Stone. b r., by Judge Salisbury.
a. M Salisbury. Pieassnton. California;
White Cap. gr. =. by Peacock.
ar Class rxorrrsa. 600 rUksx-
/. W. W. Baker. Pennington. Mich;
Loretta b. b. NJ. by Groenbaeks.
= j. II. Greenfield. Ainoy. Ohio; Zulu.
b. IA, by Zeno.
2 III. NJ. Hoffman. Three Rivers. Mich;
Silver Plate. CT. q. by Silver Cloud.
4. = A. Browne 4 Co.. Kalamazoo.
MicA; Dancourt. blk =. by Ambassa
dor.
5. John Trask. Huntington. Ind; Lulu
r.. b. M. BY Bassett M
q. A. McManis. Traverse City. Mich;
Arbutns, b. N. by Warwick Medium
Z. William Wilkins. Mil Creek. Mich;
Csllieopsis. b. M. by Montgomery.
4 Gartner Il Scheinev, Chillicothe,
Ohio; Alma. blk. IN. by Almont D.
8. Harding & Rue. Franklin. Ohio;
Roman. b. 4, BY Son Of Aberdeen.
10 Elyria Stock Farm. Elyria. Ohio;
Jessie D.. ch. IN, by Elyria-
IL John Call. Cleveland. Chic; Green
leaf. b. =. by Coleleaf.
II Simmocolon Stock Farm. Ypsi-
lanti. Mich; vesta Medium. 81. m. by
Pilot Medium.
ID g. w. Bates. Bates City. Mich;
Fashions Maid. b. N. by Fashion
IA. Mr.. Dillon. Bay City. Mich; Ingot,
br. =. by Nugget
2.24 CLASS PACE. $500 PURSE.
l. George Field. North Lansing. Mich
igan; Oakland. by Detractor.
= A. Hadley. Mendon. Michigan; Lit
tie Wonder. CHI z. by Blue Bull
3. Lakeland Farm. Cleveland, Ohio;
Victor, gr. e. By Pilot Medium.
4 Il. D. Shank. Abilene. Kansas; VIII
Kerr. b. &, by Ethan Wilkes.
d Orlar & Davis. Franklin. Indiana;
Frank Smith. ch. g. by Seats Hiatoga
Chief.
6. Mrs. ID. b. Jones. Nuskegon, Mich
igan; George Swift
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

s<rosx's 1fxls IN szf. Il. tAe 10 psae.
(stti412 49, ~ - neeas = Lo< f&s<r-
- but Lns4shf 50 fi1s sd Or 80.
s1A <he he.1. xAleh infiuaes ts~ar.
Belle fe<as tqe<1ek, and White Cap.
the >slscurY skirt dsnaeF. coald bs
hoo9ht fer <i& Dancourt xas pixycd
q sln Ia tcs III trck lnt the blaxk
son % A1hasazior bro4Ehf u 80 IN
sDsd money lur 80 IN skt'sf plaza The
hsid - "a sE,.e4tzin CO... and go wns
frsely paid Cor T. Wiu herr IL hookHd
A. an easy Dkpner IL the la pace. sEld
brings 80 - 80 On the ne4d
N1rzburz's h4nd siii reader The FOL
IoEins unsical psogfanl At the track
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

Nere rF.eis s@re eeId IN Tie Merton
Iset oixbf thsn hsva ever lef,rs heca
80 % q days rarirV IA the cstv. with
a. peaeal,is sfrsF9en q fhe Rlsert,n
relson face. ssco,etainr sac efsUo e
sessi nors7 fsend - ssy isss Arm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 70 personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, Who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, BY more promptly
adapting the worId's besf products 10
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value % health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of EgA
It's excellence u due 10 is presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lAx-
atiye; efecfnally cleansing the system,
dispellLng colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction To millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts ON the Kid
neyx. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance
Syrup of Figs Is foe sale BY all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles. but Il u man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name Syrup OF figs,
and being well informed, you viii Eos
ACCEPT any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-11

rrrusoe~- an shun<ieas ~>srsstca q nosirs-h-
nssnf 8, ths p>rt ~ fh,e nsu>h~r. II h sn IN
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