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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-09-20
Star of the South.

Go to Velasco for health. sea air and
comfort; where ships too deep for all other
Texas ports sail In and and out with ease;
where fruits rlpon earlier and pay better
than In California; where the soil is a natural
hot-bed. Fresh vegetables all winter.
Coolest day In three years, rs degrees above
zero. Warmest day, o. degrees. velasco
Offers tho best Investments in the south
Write the COMMERCIAL CLus, velasco, Texas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
U. :. DISTRICT COURT.
Several Arrangements Today-Sullivan
Given 30 Days and Fined 81.

Burnett Rider, Michele Romano, Mich
ael sullivan and Peter McHue were ar
raigned in the United States District
Court to answer to indictments brought
in Tuesday by the Grand jury
Rider, who Is charged with appropriat-
ing letters belonging to his employer,
Harry Gregory, pleaded not guilty and will
await trial. Rider was employed as clerk
in Gregory's book store and had charge OF
the correspondence. 1t is charged that he
used his privileges to defraud his en-
ployer.
Michael Romano pleaded not guilty to a
charge of counterfeiting. Romano, il is
alleged, is one of band of counterfeiters
who came here to 'do" the town, and cir
culated half and quarter dollars. After
Romano's arrest the rest of the gang left
the town and no further arrests were
made.
Michael Sullivan pleaded guilty to a
charge of possessing spurious silver and
was given 80 days and fined 81.
Peter McHue pleaded not guilty to a
charge OF purloining registered letter,
and his case was continued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
A SITTER Of Men.

The Merchants Retail Commercial Agency has
its Agent, ID. NJ. Bennett In town securing sub
scribers for the third year. Among subscribers
some OF the largest business houses in the
city. This year Mr.. Bennett says they have
strengthened the collecting feature by securing
attorneys in each city and town 20 prosecute such
claims In court as will not pay up without being
crowded 10 A. The bad account lists are issued
each 90 days for the county has been the custom
and u Il claimed by members this list has
saved hem more than the cost OF joining by
knowing the bad accounts and avoiding them. n
business men would send in their complete
list OF bad accounts and then keep
watch OF these lists furnished and absolutely re-
fuse TO trust the parties named, hundreds Of dol
lars could be saved aud people compelled 10 pay
their bills instead Of getting tck" for nocessaries
and squandering their money foolishiy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
THE LATER DETAILS.
Admiral stanton Was on Board When
the ship struck the Reef.


iy The assoc idtcd Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--The old u. s. s.
Kearsarge is wreck on Roncador Reef.
She struck there Feb. 2. Lieutenant
Brainard managed i'm some way to reach
Colon to day and cabled from there this
morning announcing to the Navy Depart
ment the fact that the Kearsafge
was wrecked and that the officers
and crew were all saved. The
Kearsarge sailed from Port Au Prince.
Hayti, on Jan. 80 for Pluefields, Nicara-
qua, TO protect the American interests
there in view Of the invasion OF the mill
tary forces in Honduras.
She was wrecked three days out.
Roncador Reef is little over two hun
dred miles from the Mosquito Coast of
Central America. Between the coast and
the reef lies old Providence Island, only
75 or so miles TO leeward of the reef. IL Is
believed at the Navy Department that the
officers and crew will be able to reach Old
Providence without difficulty I'm case they
were in danger of their lives on the reef,
but it is thought that they will
be safe on the reef, except I'm event of
rough weather. Ii is the impression also
al the department that the Kearsarge has
not gone TO pieces and may not do SO for
some time, unless rough weather comes
up. The tides and currents about the reef
are, however, swift and dangerous.
Immediately upon receipt ofthe news of
the wreck, the navy department sent a
cable dispatch TO Lieut.. Brainard at Colon,
ordering him TO charter steamer and
proceed at once TO the relief OF the ship
wrecked crew.
The reef is well known to mariners in
these waters as dangerous impediment
To navigation. Ia
Efforts have been recently made to Sc
cure the erection OF light house on this
point. Some time ago when Warner Mil
Ter and officers of the Nicaragua Canal
Company were on their way TO Nicaragua,
they were wrecked on this same point
Admiral stanton was on the kearsarge.
When the New York and Detroit were
dispatched TO Rio II was made the flag
ship OF the North Atlantic Squadron and
Admiral Stanton, after the Secretary
OF the Navy had acted on his report OF the
salute Of Mello in Rio bay, was ordered TO
proceed TO Port Au Prince and transfer
his flag to the Kearsarge and assume COM
mand OF the station. a.i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
LITTLE LOCALS.

Officer jacobs extingaished a slight
blaze in pile OF rubbish at Ill Friendship
street at 1:45 a. m. today.
Mrs. Martha J. Braman, living at 81
Plain street, reports to the police that
some thieves entered her house at 8
o'clock last evening by opening the door
with duplicate keys and stole watch
and considerable jewelry.
G.. II. pettis remembered South Water
street today. The editorial rooms OF THE
News has been changed from % to 81.
An alarm from box 1863, private box at
the Fletcher Manufacturing Company,
was sent in at 7:i0 a. m. today for n slight
blaze in picker In No. mill. No dam
age.
An adjourned meeting OF the Kitchen
supply Association will be held at the
Board OF Trade Rooms, Friday evening at
s o'clock, TO perfect organization, the cleo
tion OF officers and the transaction OF
other needed business. II is hoped that
the attendance OF subscribers will be
large. Charles T.. Carpenter, for the Com
mittee on Bylaws.
A party OF four OF the Central Telephone
operatives enjoyed n sleigh ride last even
ing. In the party were Misses Susie
Kenyon, Emma Gof, Nellie Ralph and
l,ottie Breitsman, and they went TO
Warren, enjoyed a hot dinner and
returned ut an early hour. During the
ride Miss Ralph, who q avs accomplished
performer on the cornet, rendered several
pleasing selections.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
THE SILVER REPUBLICANS
VIII Not be Coaxed Into Any Support
of The Wilson Bill.
Du The A.socialed Press

By The .4,socfdied Press.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. S.--The possible
attitude of the silver Republicans with
reference to the tariff bill has been
the theme OF considerable talk
about the Senate since the Wilson
bin reached that body. Inquiry devel-
opes the fact that they will, without ex-
ception, oppose the bill for two reasons.
They are alliprotectionists in principle.
Some OF them think that il the tariff
could be allowed TO remain as at
present it would be in the interest
OF silver. They argue that if
the tariff is changed and the hard times
continue many will be disposed TO find
in this change the cause of the de-
preston, whereas if the tariff is
allowed TO remain as il is and the times
do not improve 1t will at once become ap-
parent that the tariff had not caused the
duliness oftrade, and people may be led to
believe il was due to the scarcity Of
money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
Her Memorable Victory.

The greatest day in the history of the
kearsarge was June 10, 1864, when she
fought and conquered the rebel ship, Ala
bama.
mouth Navy Yard New Hampshire, in
1861 and her machinery was constructed
by Woodruff and Beach of Hartford, Conn.
Lieutenant Robert II. Woods of the Naval
War Records office, in an article descrip-
tive of the wrecked vessel, said:
She belonged to the same class of vessels
as the Oneida, Tuscarora and Wachusett.
On June 4, 1881, she was ordered TO be
called the Kearsage which was
changed to Kearsarge June Is.
The former spelling may account for the
wrong pronunciation SO often heard from
old sailors who speak of "WheD was on
the kersage."
The vessels name is from the Indian
name of mountain in New Hampshire,
the summit OF which is solid granite. The
Kearsarge is third rate screw sloop of
1881 tons, built OF white oak, length POI
feet inches, beam 80 feet 10 inches,
depth 16 feet, draught OF water, with three
months provisions and fully slowed, 13
feet 5 inches forward and IA feet 3
inches aft. Her maximum speed
under the most favorable circumstances
was IA knots an hour, ordinary speed
eight to 13 knots. She was launched
Sept. IL, 1861, and completed Jan. Is, 1862,
at a total cost of s272 ,5i4.99.
The first few weeks out the Kearsarge
showed that she possessed no distinguish
ing or superior qualities over her sister
ships.
According to the description OF her given
at this time in the naval register, the Kear-
sarge was bark-rgged wood and iron
ship 1885 feet long, 80 feet beam, 15.9
feet draught; displacement 1850 tons; in
dicated horse power, Si3; speed Ill knots
per hour. The batteries are ms follows:
Main battery, four nine-inch smooth
bores, two eight-inch muZzle loading rifles,
one sixty FOUNDER breech loading rifle
secondary battery, one three inch
breech loading howitzer, one Gatling.
Her coal capacity was 165 tons anthra-
cite. The complement was % officers and
160 men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
Where the Reef Is.

BY The associated Press.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. SIT is conjectured
that the Kearsarge went aground on the
reef at night and foundered. Lieutenant
Brainard seems TO have got aboard a small
boat and eucceeded in getting to Colon in
six days. The relief can reach the ship
wrecked man In less time than that.
Roncador Bank Is pear shaped, seven
miles long by two and a-half broad at the
southeast end and three and a. half miles
across the middle. On the northwest ex-
tremity there is a quay 600 yards long
and 300 yards broad. of sand and
blocks of broken coral heaped into a wall
about seven feet above the sea. On the
south end are some bushes and three
or four dwarf palm trees. Usually there
is a fisherman's hut on this end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

McGuire; Naval Cadets Qine division)
Leon s. Thompson, Thomas l.. Stitt,
Thomas $. Borden, Benjamin b. McCor-
mick, Walter Ball and David A,
Mallon; Passed Assistant Sur
geon, George B. Lumsden; Assist
ant Surgeon, Merritt w. Barnum.
Paymaster James A. Ring, Chief Engineer
Marines Clarence l.. A. Wingate. The
crew was composed of 200 sailors and ma
rines. She left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on Dec. 21
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
lit hOoUOIhl lLU TnCoo'
LAST EDITION
KEARSARGE SUNK
Old Warship Goes to Pieces
in Southern Waters.
FLEW STANT0N'S FLAG
And The Admiral Was on
Board at the Time.
HER DEFEAT OF THE ALABAMA
Made Her Famous During the Rebel
ion-The Place Where She was
Wrecked a Bad Locality--A Light
house Needed-Her Crew was Saved.
Something About the Vessel, Her
Officers and Her Service Is Probably
Total Loss.
HER DEFEAT OF THE ALABAMA
Ru Thc Amocinte.l press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.--The u. S. s
Kearsarge, was wrecked on Roncadore
Reef, Feb. 2.
The officers and crew were saved. The
news reached the Navy department today
in a dispatch which came from Colon
Panama. it was sent by Lieutenant
Brainerd OF the Kearsarge who reached
Colon Feb. s. The Keararge by last
report, sailed from Hayti for Bluefields
Nicaragua, to which port II was ordered
on account of the trouble between Nicar-
aqua and Honduras. II is supposed that
the vessel is total wreck. She was one
OF the oldest in the navy and had splen-
did history
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
FRANCE GRIEvED
That Russia Should be on Friendly
Terms with Germany.
Bu The associated Press.

Bu The associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. S.-A despatch to the
Times from Paris says that the Russo
German treaty OF commerce has, caused
a profound impression in France,
where sentiment Is mixed with
pure economies in view of the Cronstadt
and Toulon receptions. According to the
Times correspondent the French public
thought that Russia would quarrel
with the Dreibund and that she would
be the irreconcilable enemy of those hos
tile to France. Some of the Paris papers,
the Times despatch also says, are already
accusing Russia OF betraying France.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
A SHERIFF MURDERED.
Bat His Posse Made Short Work Of the
Man Who Killed Him.

BU Wt -INNttuItU IFtH+
WHARTON, Tex, Feb. Sword has just
come to town that Sheriff Dickson was
killed above town at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He had located
Braddock, the murderer of Constable
Townsend, at Weimar. While entering
thicket Braddock was suddenly dis
covered. He began firing upon Sheriff
Dickson, who was instantly killed. I'm
mediately one OF the posse made short
work OF Braddock Braddock was put
off an excursion train and fired into it. for
which he was locked up at Weimar.
When Constable Townsend went to feed
him Braddock cut him to pieces and
escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
school Age 10 BE Increased

The special committee that was appoint
ed TO examine Mr.. Vests amendment to
the school law met last evening and after
a long discussion reported favorably on
the original resolution increasing the
school age from to Ii years. MIR. Nc
Carthy refused to sign such a report, but
the other members OF the committee,
Messrs. Smith, Joslin, West and Manches-
ter, voted for the resolution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
SILVER IN INDIA.
How the Situation is Regarded by
London Bankers.
BIZ The Associated Press.


London Bankers.
BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. SIN an interview with
the SUBJ manager of the principal bank
doing business with India today
in regard to the silver situa-
tion and prospective legislation,
the latter said that the directors of the
bank were ignorant OF any prospective
legislation and asserted that the
general belief was that the
government cannot take definite measures,
or even propose them with any prospect
OF success until the silver market Is
steadier. The sub-manager also said that
he thought it probable that at
the present price the Indians would
resume making purchases of silver for
boarding. Nothing was known, he as
serted, concerning the probable reopen
ing of the India mints.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
AN AWFUL DRAUGHT.
A Boston Drummer Drinks Down Wit
rioI by Mistake OF Whisky.

bD fW isDttdtfd fFfS4
ST. CATHARINEs, Ont, Feb. S.-A COM
morcial traveller name Wslling from
Boston walked into drug store
here los; night and asked for glass
of whisky. There were two bottles on the
table. lie drank from he wrong glass.
which contained vitriol. His flesh seemed
TO be fairly burning away. He was taken
10 the hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

BALTIMORE, Feb. 8.-The Vessel Owners
and Captsias' association, after endeavor-
ing to maintain standard of rates for
shipments from this port to eastern ports
since Nov. I, have finally determined to
declare all rates Off.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
Who Were on Board.

BROOKLYN, Feb. S.--The officers aboard
the Kearsarge were: Rear Admiral Oscar
T. Stanton, Commanding Officer r.
Hayernan, Licutcnants Charles +.
Forse, Charles n. Lyman, Burns T. Wal
ling; Lieutenants Junior grade) John
Hood and Frederick X. Brainard.
Ensigns Hcrbet q. Gates and Thomas r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
MRS. MARY LEASE WINS.
Governor LIeweIIing Can Not Remove
Her from Her Position.
So the Supreme Court Of Kansas
Has Decided Today--Mrs. Lease
Congratulated.

TOPEKA, Kas., Feb. S.-Mrs. Mary
Lease today won her case in the Supreme
Court, which decided that the Governor
cannot remove her as member Of the
State Board OF Charities, Of which board
she remains president.
Mrs. Lease has been congratulated on
all sides.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
A Sense ofRelief

Comes when the old troublesome teeth arc removed
and new ones Make their places. The change OF
teeth need moi be dreaded. The skin Of the opera
tor and the snesthetic lead 10 the desired result
quickly and without pain. DIR. simmons, $50
Nestmin inster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
Highest of all in Leavcning Powcr-Laest u Govt Report
@E!a!:'!!! g! Rssiss Bsxass
ABSOLUTELY PURE

istration account; Walter A. Walling,
administration account; Caroline &.
Windsor, petition for removal OF admins
TRAITOR.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

From the "Order 81 Dancss" Cor tho fourth
grand compliuentary hall feccrtly given b. tho
Graitan Cadets in Dimond HALL
onDkn or oANcae.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

BosToH, Feb 8, IA. m.--Local forecast fer New
England until Friday night: Cloudy but generally
fair, rain Friday stationary temperature; variable
winds becoming easterly.
synopsis-phe southwestern depression has
greatly increased in energy and assumed storm
shape and started Eastward. IL IL central in
Arkansas with the lowest air pressure 29.52
inches, az Fort smith. Rain is falling Eastward TO
Cincinnati and heavy falls have occurred In parts of
the lower Mississippi valley, the largest amounts
during the past 2 hours being 2is inches at Fort
Smith and LIZ al Memphis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

Impaired digestion repaired BY Becehsms Pill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08
Docket for Feb. 81.

appellate Division.l
Uncontested divorce docket.
Common Pleas Divison.l
37i. Lazarus schcovitz vs.. RI. Freu-
denthal. Attorneys. j. Hahn for plain
tiff, {. j. Farnsworth ior defendant.
272. Il. Anedesian VS.. Charles Altover-
nian. Attorneys-C. NJ. Salisbury for
plaintiff, Wilson x Jencks for defendant.
probate Court
Estates of job Il. Angel, administra-
tion account, Late OF Brooklyn, n. ";
Reuben II. n. Bates petition for sale
OF real estate; Edward III. Bur-
CESS, administration account; John
DHmoh petition Sr SPp0nlF%ept Fzgra ID
(minor), guardian account; Willie
Fitzgerald tminor), guardian account
John Ii. Fitzpatrick (minor), petition for
sale of real estate; Jessie NJ. Gardiner
(minor), petition for sale of real estate
Fannie ;. Gardiner (minor), petition for
sale OF real estate; Jane A. Greene, petit
tion for appointment OF administrator
Caroline i. Hawkins, alias Millicent
Meivil, administration account; Eliza w
Houghton OF Boston, Mass, will for
record and request for letters testamcntary "
in Rhode Island; Mary -. Jackson
and William J. Jackson (minors)
petition for appointment OF guar
uishi Slaia EuRenla jams Ietl-
tion for appointment OF guard ian
Francisco Ettore Eurico lauducci, petit
tion for appointment OF adininistrator;
Margaret Leavy, full age, petition for APP
pointment OF guardian; Patrick Lynch
petition for sale OF real estate; DEM :
McArdle, petition for sale OF zeal
estate; Thomas Mckiernan. admInI-
stration account and petition for
order of distribution; John McManus
petition for appointment 81 adj
minl.tratur Jamcs Norris, aduinirra-
ton account; Robert O'Iiarc, pctltior
for appointment OF administrator.
William sims, petition for appointment
OF fadministfa. or Sheffield Smith, admins
tration account; Francis e. stead, admin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-08

TODAY. FEB. 8. 1894. TODAY.
neer's department weather bureau a. m. Baron
eter reduced TO level.
THERMOMETER. BAROMETER.
Today. ...fl.O0 29.S
Yesterday y............33o 30.lj
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Ar Abhoyrent 1hought

lite standard Of m~arlincss HAT ha>
/ ever toHul maintenance amongst Gu
/ lighjened or rather civilized peor't
cmhulic. The cNa.lation OF womau
Kind tea P5suc COMMENSURATE Win
her tuc, oonprchcndlng the genuine
cajv3'v that fujs place in every mAn'
character thai : not spurious \
man mav have msny OF The a'ori'
mcnis o, msai a1l nlsHneT, TIE polish
derived from ASSOCIATION ami elu,'
hon, That serve IN part lo make zap =
"c, bred, easy maa o! inc world u
III" principle e absent that 'o'pc's one
10 honor aHa oc5e'e the best o. all
~womanA'nd blriar nn"'-iAy o. frank
- -Hol'tnza. the has 'Ae msnueT'
''ms ol o'd-iio.. nc S',' has III s''F''
hHic d. The harbsTlAu. u Is note
worthy also 'hai the nations or races
lAsi nave d'>c>'er'he" ihe CENTER sex
HaNe 'seH iassst" III progress ~
ages iaa' were ru'ie IN Thought amt
more 'e'e''lVe iH refinement anu eHl'
'HTc 0t.7'o"s IsnS'ic'sm led meh 10
ave expression 10 sentiment Is re-
i nal winch >AooAcI 'he eye
- W Fsa4l % q lew days 70 since m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-08
The Colored Teacher S Lyceum

The Coiored Teachers L.yceum met
a HE school house Saturday, Sept l>t
ana wen, into permanent orgaDizl.
lion. The Executive Committee re.
commended that each teacher supply
himself with a history of Mississippi.
aud prepare the first oue.third tor thc
next meeting, which takes place Sept.
29th.
We were very sorry to note that in
giving the proceedings of our county
teachers institute the names OF three
Ct orr most prominent teachers were
omitted, viz: Prot. G " Huston, who
discussed 30 ably Civil Government.
j D Jones who mastery used the sub
jet Of Written Arithmetic, and also
lecturcd Friday evening Oh the Ele.
mcnts OF Psychology, and " G Bently
who interested all Friday evening in
an educational lecture.
We ask pardon for this omission
and trust that these our teaching
friends will not think it done intent.
ionally,
ID. W. SnERRoD.
Charm. Ex. Com.
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The State OF Mississippi.

The State OF Mississippi,
Noxubce County.
Laura Lee nusshell ct al.
No. 11fS vs.. In Chanccry.
Walter Busshcl.
In pursuance Of a final decree in the a.
bove stated causc mt the April Term, A. d.,
1874. of the Court aforesaid. dated April 10.
A. d., 1894. the undersigned Commissioner
in said cause appointed, will, on
Monday, the first day Of October, A. D. 1884
IN front of the door of the Court house In
the town of Macon. in said county. within
legal hours, proceed to sell at public outcry
to the highest and best bidder, the follow.
Ing described real estate lying and being
situated in said county and state, to-wit
Beginning at a point in the south half of
fractional block %, on the boundary of
Green street, 3O1 feet cast of the southwest
corner OF said fractional block %, running
thence due north to the northern line of the
south half OF SAID fractional block %, thence
due east u feet, thenae due south to Green
street. thence west along said Green street
to the point Of beginning. Said lot IL ain.
ated in the town Of Macon, above count,
and state. Also all tho furniiure si,uniel
upon said premises Terms Of sale CASH,
The title to the above described proprrty
Is believed 10 be perfect, but | shall, only
convey such title as vests IN me by ,irln.
OF said final decree.
Ut. DORROll,
aug ~, lsol' Commissioner.
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Irving W. Larimore, physical direc.
or OF Y. NJ. q. a. Des Moines, Iowa,
saws he can conscientsously recon.
mend Chamberlain Pain Balm TO
athletes, gymnasts, bicyclists, foot ball
PLAYERS and the profession in general
Tor bruises, sprains and d~islocalions;
also for soreness and stiffness of the
muscles. When applied before the
parts become swollen il will effect a
nrc in one half the time usually re
CURED. For sale by druggist.
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The Household Treasure.

d. W. Fuller. Of Canajohartc, N. Y.
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery III the house AMI his
family has always found The very hest
results follow lis USE, that he would
not be without il, If procurable. e..
A. Dykcman Druggist. Cutskill, N. Y.
says that Dr.. Kings New Discovery is
undoub,iy the best Cough Remedy;
that he has used in his family for eight
years. and 1t has never failed TO do all
that is claimed for H.. Why not try II
remedy St long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at j. f. JoSEs Drug
Store.