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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-07-28
ARntrinti. Erhihitin,.

Small son-Us boys is gettin mp Q
dog show, and I bet our Fido viii
take the prize. Fsther-Fido he's nc
pedigree. Small Son-This amt any
European aristocrstie AFFAIR. This d
an American dog ehop.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I'M. X. ROlNINE. NJ. d.,

Eclectic Physician. Over Is years prncti.
cal experience. All calls attended uny OF
night. Charges reasonable. Consultation
free: prescriptions Sic. Office southeast
cor. Springs hotel. downstairs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-07-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. PREACHING
y fret and third Sundays In each month
at II q. m. and 1850 p. IN. sunday SCHOOL %
Society Of Christian Endeavor every Sun.
day evening ut 6t3, O'Clock. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening at Z O'Clock.
a cordial invitation 10 extended to oil TO
a''e1 '" ". r. PORTER, Pastor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-07-28

pAXTER POST, NO. IL. G. A. r., meets
ID every Saturday evening Mt CoOper's
hall, corner Of Military and River streets.
X. p. MCGREGOR, Com.
i. W. DuNHAA, Adjt.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-07-28
Kansas City, Fl. Scott & Memphis.

Baxter Springs and Miami Hack Line.
Daily except Sunday. Leaves Baxter mt
7::D u. M; Miami, I. T., at I p. III.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-07-28

BANTER LODGE, NO. III, X. OF p.
Castle Hall In COoper's hull, corner Of Mil
itary and River streets. Visiting knights
cordially invited. +. Il. CORSE, {. {.
l.. L. DUNHAN, X. of h and 5.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

poYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. n meets
IL I'm Masonic Hall first and third Tues
days of each month ut 7:3D y. m. Visiting
companies are cordially invited.
IRA {. PERKINS, II. p.
a. l.. HARVEY, Secretary.
The New South., 1894-05-26

Fresh Tafly and Fandy Candies choice
! Cakes, Pies, Crackers aud llot Coffee
at Ryaa's Restaurant.
Smoke La Flor dc Costello. best ID
cent cigar en- earth For sale at Brad
ley's Drug Store.
Blue Ribbon shoes Tor Children Il
the kind that keeps them from crying.
All sizes at Meyers.
Pistols and tishing Tackle aud every
| description Of sporting goods AZ bottom
prices al Morrisons.
Group cured in 8 minutes BY using
German Cough Elixir. For sale nj
Bradley's Drug Store.
No credit prices at Ochs' But ey.
erything sold for cash. Cash prices arc
the prices which talks.
No use paying 35 or 10 cents for To
baeoo when YOU can buy Oehs Leader
tor - cents per pound.
One barrel Of Snowflake or cream
! Valley Flour will convince you that
0cbs carries the best.
A guarantee for Ia grippe, colds and
| pneumonia. Icrman Cough Elixir. Foi
sale at Bradley's Drug Store.
For hot or cold bath, or clean
smooth shave, 80 10 BouiliRny's shay.
ng parlors. He can please you.
Pure blood assures good health. Us,
compound extract SarsapbEilia, prspari
ed and sold only By ,. g, Bradley.
have moved my stock from my old
stand on lvey street TO the old Bradley
Drug Store stand. 3. j MRnRisoN,
California Eyaporated pruncs, Rails
ins: Dates, Currants. Ciiron, Apples
and BlaclSberries, all uice aud fresh, at
Morrisons.
Don't waste your time looking around
town for something, 10 cat. Go TO Nor.
rison.s, where you can find everything
the marketatfords.
Don't go home saying that there ii
nothing in town to cat. when YOU cnu
get anything from fruit cake 10 bale
Of bay at Morrison's
Call on J R.Byrd, and get bottle Of
juniper Tar, certain cure Tor catarrh,
coughs, colds, Group and Ia grippe Try
a bottle. a. ARLINGTON, Agent.
They can talk about their bargains,
but i you want to see genuine bargains
ia Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, you must call at the New York
Bargain Store.
Remember the New York Bargain
Store y the only exclusive clothing
house in Eliisyille. therefore, when you
want ANYTHING IN that line, come around
TO see as and we will sell you goods low
er than the lowest
The New South., 1894-05-26

Hard times never hurt some peoplc
IL II always good 20 bo equal TO any
emergency. Thas ID when hard times
come upon as 10 always be abba 10 make
the best Of them. We are informed
that two prominent physicians Of this
place, toreseeing the disastrous result
q the present hard.tmes aud worse Tor
the future, purchased larga. we'll built
fish basket. built hy the skillful hands
Of Charlie Oyefstreel, an old land mark
darkey Of this place. Uncle Charlie
being first class manipulation Of iish
baskets his valuable services were "a
cured, and the fish basket properly
haitod aud with sinker attached was
placed IN Uncle charlie's han il. and
the basket is now In the bottom Of
Iallahala creek waiting ior the hnny
tribe 10 enter, aud Charlie IL giving the
matter his daily attention. LII tho
meantime the worthy doctors are wait
ing, Watching nnd dreaming nightly of
the vast multitude Vt tinh which are in
store for thcm, bat up To this writing
there has been 20 realization 81 their
bright anticipations. But Uncle Char.
lic y also patiently watching aud waiting
and his employers arc led 10 believe
that unless some difa calamity inter
vcnes the pnfling waters &c tho raIa-
hala will soon be dgainel Of it's Rpeek
led beauties, but whethei The aforesaid
NJ u, Z will ever have have an oppnr-
tunitY 10 test thair\ superior quai,tins
depends entirely upon, aa Uncle Char
10 would say. "extcnuatiug circnn-
stances,
The New South., 1894-05-26

TO the Hon. A. g Mayers, Judge of
the eight district Of Mississippi.
We, the grand jury, cmpanncIed al
the May term 1884. for the Circuit
Court oi Jones county, make this our
fiual report: We have carefully in
qnired into and investigated all infrac.
tons Of the law committed 10 said coun-
~ so far as we have been ablo 10 get
tho witnesses. We have examined l5g
witnesses aud have presented u bills of
indictment We examined aud made
personal inspection OF the county jail and
find i safe for the keeping Of prisoners
supplied with sufficient aud wholesome
food. We examined the Offices Of the
equity officers 10 The court house and
find them kept IN good fix. We find
that the tax collectors have made
settlements as required by law. We
find that quite a numberofthe pub |
lic roads IN the county, let out by con.
tract by the board of Supervisors 70
contractors, are Ia o very bad condition
and very much 10 need Of work done on
them aud suggest that the Board OF
Supervisors require suit brought on the |
bonds d such contractors il said roads
are not Immediately put In good repair
and 70 kept as required by law.
And now having finished We respect
fully ask 10 be discharged.
j, II BYsuM Foreman.
The New South., 1894-05-26

Mr.. Editor: EIiphax and job sstrensh-
tening cordial aud healing balm cures
all kind Of cyclone troubles, in one sec
ond. trial bottle given away free by all
good druggists. See Job 5th chapter and
be healed at once and 20 thy way re-
ioicing and sin 20 more. least a worse
thing come upon thee. Then we will
not feel like getting into a dug-o1t and
call for rocks and mountains to fall on
us and hide US from the wrath Of the
lamb and from the face Of them that
sits upon the throne. The Lord is
known in whirlEind and the storms Of
the clouds are the dust Of his feet.
Trust In Him and and make Him our
shield and hiding place. instead Of hid
in those dug g-outs, oh. ye Of little faith.
SUBSCRIBE.
The New South., 1894-05-26
A Household Treasure.

D. w. Fuller, Of Canajoharie, N. Y.
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery III the house aud bis
family has always found the very best
results follow its use that be would
not be without il, If procurable. q. A.
Dykcman Druggist, Catskill. N. Y.
says that Dr. Kings New Discovery ii
undoubtedly the beat cough remedy,
that he has used it 10 his family for
tight years, and il has never failed 20 do
all that is claimed for il. Why nor Try
aremedy 20 long tried aud tested. Trial
bottles free at City Drug Store. Large
sjze Doe. and 81 90.
The New South., 1894-05-26

ADu IneTe Is not dollar In me
treasury to pay it with. If the Board
Of Supervisors don / look out the county
will soon be head over heels in debt. II
is casting in that direction now.
We were pleased to meet IN our city
last Saturday Mai. w. 5. Pettus. a
prominent citizen and banker, Of Clarks
dale, Miss, who was here in the inter.
est of starting bank, provided our
business men could be enlisted ia the
good cause. Major Pettus made this
proposition to our business men. He
said that he would put in $4,000, If
cur citizens would put IN $4,000, and
with go, 900 the bank would start busi-
ness. We regard this as a very liberal
proposition, aud we very much regret 10
learn that some Of our leading business
men are Withholding their support from
this very important measure. There is
no sane business man but what will ac.
knowledge that Ellisville, with the vast
amount of business transacted here,
ought to have bank. and those Of our
business men who do not favor the
proposition are standing in their own
light. We trust that all opposition to
this measure will fade away and Kills
VILE at no distant day viii have bank
We need it. The business Of the town
demands it. City pride calls for it. II
will give character and reputation to
Ellisvillc abroad. Then by all means
let us have bank. We call upon all
the merchants of the town to look into
the matter and give il their sober sec
ond thought.
The old. dilapidated tool house which
stood for so many years in front Of the
railroad depot an eye-sore was re-
Gently removed, to the qualification Of
property holders in that vicinity who
bestowed the seal Of condemnation up
on it long ago The building was the
second house erected in Ellisville and
there was connected with it many asso
Citations Of the DAYS when the times and
manners were crude. Time In its on
ward march has brought about many
changes since ground was first broken
here on the line Of the New Orleans u
railroad. Where then
stood a forest OF virgin pine, its ca
dences a ceaseless monotone that
lulled to sleep the weary argonaut as he
sought the arms Of natures sweet re
storer, has sprung up, Pandora like, a
magic little city OF $500 inhabitants,
the tall spires OF its churches and
schoolhouses standing out in contrast to |
The cphemeral weridness OF it's Tor
mcr surroundings. Costly plants ofI
improved machinery with labor saving
appliances have taken the place of the
I'D method Of early days, aud the
solitude of the wilderness has given /
way to the onward march OF progress
Fhieh removes all barriers. And So
he land marks, often hallowed By CON
'ecration aud always affectionately as
Ioclated with Old Lang Syne, one by
me are overcome BY the destity Of fate. |
The New South., 1894-05-26
own and @ountY.

Cotton still comes in.
The weather has been too cool for the
fishing club this week.
This week will be remembered as the
cold period in May, 1894.
Miss May Carter is spending few
days with Heidelberg relatives.
N. G. Hill attended Circuit Court at
Augusta, Monday and Tuesday.
DIR. Eugene Baylis, of Estabuchie,
was in the city last Wednesday.
Wayne Welborn, Of Starkyille, was
again mingling with Ellisyille friends
this week.
Charming Miss Bette Miller is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Meridian
this week
Bob Bunch, former typo in the
New SoUTH Office, was in Ellisyille
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gullett and children, of Easta-
bucbie, are visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Shanks.
Mr.. G. NJ. Spraggins is visiting his
ffather-in law Mr. M. T. Wardand fam
ily this week.
Hon. j. s, Eaton, Of Tayloryille, was
10 the city Tuesday, on hls return from
New Orleans.
Mr.. Currie Bowen. who has been at
tending school at Arkadeiphia, Ark,
has returned home.
Miss Carrie Baum, Of Meridian, is
visiting the family OF her uncle, Mr..
Sol Baum, this week.
Mrs. Josephine Hyde. of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. b. j. Morrison.
Show your public spirit and appre-
citation Of your home paper by advertis-
ing your business in its columns
Mr.. Johnnie Mclsemore, who has
been in business in Texas for some
months, has returned to Ellisville.
Williamson & Buchanan, livery sta
Bile men, lost their fine bay mare last
week. An over drive was the cause.
head Mr.. Loftin's notice for sale in
this issue. He offers very desirable
lot well improved, for sale at BARGAIN.
Mrs. A. Barber and her two children
from Durant. Miss, are visiting her
mother and father, Mrs. and Col. j. ID.
Ryan.
Improvements can be seen going on
all around town This speaks well for
Ellsyille, Notwithstanding the hard
times,
The soldier boys are drilling every
evening, to be in readiness for the com
petitiye drill to take place in Meridian
in the near future.
Messrs. Devall & Ellis have their
new steam grist mill in running order.
and are now candidates for public pat
ronage.
"Grandma' Waddell, mother Of Mrs
Robson, has been quite sick for the
past week. We trust she will soon be
we'll again.
Mr.. j. H. Crawford returned from
jackson this week, having served on
the petit jury for three weeks in the
Federal Court.
Rev. r. II. Purser arrived last We'd
nesday morning, aud is now assisting 10
the Baptist prntracted meeting, which
is growing in interest.
Mrs. Eta Jones, Of Meridian, who
has been visiting her father. Mr.. J.. NI
johnson, for the past two weeks. re-
turned home last Sunday.
N. B. Shelby has purchased from
Jos. Baum & Son the three cottage res
ldenees now occupied by Col. j. ID.
Ryan, Sol. Baum and Geo X. Maxwell.
The New South., 1894-05-26
.ssLsss,s vows os cssOu. lsr w..s s..r..

A lady at Tooleys. La, was very sick
with bilious collie when NJ G, Tisler. a
prominent merchant Of the town gave
her bottle Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and DiarYhoea Remedy. lie
says she was well in forty minutes after
taking The first dose. For sale BY City
Drug Store.
The New South., 1894-05-26
Worlds Columbian Exposition.

Will be Of yalne to the world by Illus
trating the improvement in the nechan-
ical arts and eminent physician will tell
you that the progress 10 medicinal
agents. has been OF equal Importance.
and rs strengthening laxative that syr-
up Of Figs is far in advance ofall others.
The New South., 1894-05-26

Ladies. AttentInn.

] will be 10 Ellisville about The 18th
pr 10th Of May, 70 reshape aud trim
hats. Was ID Ellisyille about year ago
renoyating hats. MHs. ELLISON.
ElIisvilIc April 18th. II.
The New South., 1894-05-26
McEiree's Wine Of Cardul

and THtDFoRO's BLACK DRAUGHT ara
fos sale BY the following merchants In
Il ] Ward Ellisyille;
n Bradley. Elllsyllle;
Caraway a Bonner, Estabnchie
The New South., 1894-05-26

Ladies desiring shears or scissors
sharpened and put 10 lirAt-class coudi-
ton should take them to I'd. Bonligny,
the tonsofial artist, opposite NJ. l,.
Shelbys. lie does good work and his
prices are reasonable. Try him.
The New South., 1894-05-26
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Places Where the Best the Mar
lset Affords Can Bt Had ut
Reasonable Prices.

Places Where the Best the Mar
lSet Affords Can Bt Had Mt
Reasonable Prices.
lcHASGEp WEEKLY.
Everything good to eat at Morrison's..
Choice No / Mackerel at Morrison's $
For complete line Of Shoes go to
Ochs'.
Thousands Of yards Of white goods at
Myers.
60 to the New York Bargain Store
Tor bargains.
Thousands Of yards Of dress goods at
Myers.
Don't forget that have moved
Il. j. MORRISON.
Use Santonine worm syrup for sale by
j. &. Bradley.
Gents Underwear in endless variety
at Myers
Choice Hams aud Breakfast Bacon
at Morrisous
Do you trade at the New York Bar
gain Store2
Myers Big Line Of White Shirts is
worth seeing
All kinds of Fine Pickles, Catsups,
etc. az Morrisons $.
Ochs carries the finest iinc of Cloth.
ing in ElIisvillc.
That Child's Suit at Myers for fifty
cents is a corkcr.
The largest line Of Ladies and Gents
Hosiery at Myers.
Leader Tobacco at 25 cents pound AZ
the Racket Store.
Choice Cigars. Tobacco and Snuff at
Ryan sRestaurant.
Smoke Queens Taste Cigars. For
sale J. q. Bradley
Remember Ochs under sells every |
body and everything
For the best blood purifyer. 10 10
Bradley's Drug Store.
All kinds Of Fishing Hooks. Lines
and Poles at Morrison's.
For Crayat, Scarf or Tie, see that
big assortment at Myers.
Large line Of Furniture just received
at Myers Furniture Store.
Leader Tobacco 22l cents per pound by
caddy,at the Racket Store.
Buy your Groceries, Of every kind
At BOTTOM prices, of Morrison
Fresh Bread, Rolls, and Buns every
Saturday at Ryan's Restaurant.
Ochs guarantees each and every bar
rel Of flour, or Money refunded.
The Iastest styles 10 ChiIdren's Boys'
Youth ) and Mems Hats at Myers.
Remember that Morrison delivers all
kinds Of Groceries, free Of charge.
Use only Bradlcy's Black Mass Pills.
Satisfaction given or money refunded.
White Crossbarcd Muslin extra wide.
1t five cents yard at the Racket Store.
Duckwheat, Graham Flour, Hominy.
Flake, Oat Meal, Grits, etc, ut Morri.
IONS
Myer sells nine suits Of stylish Cloth
Dg q every ten suits that's sold in FL
isville.
Mcrrisons is headquarters for all
.inds Of Fishing Tackle and Sporting
Joods
For an Organ. Violin. Guitar. Banjo,
Autoharp or Grinding Organ 20 to
Myers. 4.
For Good Smoking Tobacco. Ciga. !
ettc paper and Cigarettes, &c to j. G.
Bradley.
Cold Iced Beverages. Soda Water.
'ider and Ginger Pop At RyaD's Res
aurant. =
Quick meals served on short notice.
lot and Cold Lunches at RYan's Res
aurant.
Ochs pay you the highest market /
rice for wood cotton, and all county ]
r0duce.
Goto johnson. next door ID Bann's
'r elcan. smooth shave or stylish {
air cut.
IRA ns berries, Eyaporated Nince
leat. sehreaded Coaconut, etc, at
iorrison's
The prettiest and most stylish ladies
Wy their Dress Goods at Myers Nam
10Th Store.
When you want your hair cut Or
nythlng 10 the barber line, give Bou- a
lgny trial.
Five hundred pairs of Ladies and
ents Low Tut Shoes from 80 cents 10
At Myers
johnson has q bath room ia connec
90 With his barber shop Everything
ean and nlcc.
The New South., 1894-05-26
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 worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
The valuo 10 health of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Ia due 70 iin presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant u the taate, the refresliiug and truly
beneficial properties oi perfect lax-
ativc, eilectnally rlcansing the system,
dinpeliing COLDS, headaches and fsvers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction To millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
eniug them and II ii perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for salc by ell drug
gists IN Soc and 81 bottles, but II IA man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name il printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will po<
accept any substitute II offered.
The New South., 1894-05-26

For sale.in'guantities TO suit purchasers
toR Cash OxLY. at the nsw Ice House
attached to Il. II Weems warehouse.
ElllsYille April 18th. &.
The New South., 1894-05-26

Whom B~by ~az siek, wo ga,c her ca-soria.
Whom sipo vas q child, siss cris-i Tor caxsoraa-
When she became hiw, nts chung 70 cas,oria.
When she hal Children. sias garo them c4ssorta.
The New South., 1894-05-26

Or pains iD the stomach au.i bowels.
Dr.. Iichnor's Antiseptic will give relief
within few minutes.
The New South., 1894-05-26

DIR, TleIsnor's Antiseptic.

For sale, Wholesale cr retail. at nsnu-
ccs1rar . prices By Il. j Warl. Ellis.
He Mis-. SeDd him sour orderv
The New South., 1894-05-26
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
MIR. JIG. Bradley

WIN sell yon bottle Of DR.. Tichnor's i
Antisepric Tor fifty cents sud tell ycn
wat it Is good for free Of charge. Try
il, please,
The New South., 1894-05-26

The Circuit Court held last week was
the most expensive court that Jones
county ever held. Following is an au-
thonzed statement 10 wit;
G. rand netif and gperial yenire
The New South., 1894-05-26
Ever Mofher,s Nor,

WHO has Used DR.. Tichenor's Antisep-
tic says it is good thing. II must bc
true.
The New South., 1894-05-26

This apples 10 Dr.. Tichenors Auiisep-
nc when you on yours are wounded or
otherwise injured. You knowthe price
The New South., 1894-05-26

EnsvjDs, =. =: Mjss.
sss5@ win practice IN Jones aud al join
Ing counties. Prompt attention given
20 collection Of claims. Unicc III Brad
cy ss brick building
The New South., 1894-05-26
a DARCAIM.

A BRAN NEW DAVIS SEWING
A = Machine five drawers. WALNUT or
Oak VIII Be- sold for 5000.
Apply a this Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10
INN COnIl UANu.
Two DssprI Hdoss i'iunder a Town Ia
Inn

fuus-n AtrfiturI.
CuFrEyvLLE, KE.,, Nov. 1.-TWO
Of tie Cook gang p.uusurod the town
Of Leuapah, /. T., Rut lrit bloody
tTail behind tuem this afternoon. They
entered the Town m The character OF
bold handita with NJ attempt At CON.
crnlmeni, aud tgrr1fiErI the citizen.
until thoy had carried uut thuig plnl u
robbery.
Il. j.. Motion, a brave young man,
VINO attempted 10 ATOP them with hi
gun when they wero fiuius away " =
shot uud Instantly killed. Another
man, whose name cannot be- learned
tonight, ~ repurled 20 nave uuun sefi'
ously wnundoI. Both OF she vlctlms
were with small iUICa OF citizens,
VINO hua,ily uTinud thtmsrlvcs aud az.
tempted to prevent the ,scalo OF tue
bandits.
ruc fubhere were mounted on ihs.
hutres auu were heavily armed, Sln o
OF the ciuEeU Ulaim g. navu trcl MA 10
them rs Cherokee BIN aud JinI
Fiunch, well known a. leu,onaull OF
Bill Cook, the leader u tho gang. The
Iuub,r. held up tue pgOptiutJrs Oi two
stores Rud looted their iiaces. They
also Robbed tue post 1iUc. john
ahuauldg, the proprietor Of one
store, Lost 500 g. money aud a gold
watch.
Mr. shuGlit proclaimed his loss to
thu town gore mo luhutra hai nu-
ishtd ,huir work, and The hand Of citl-
gene were ulmss. between mon anu
.nrir horses when the r0huurs were
aly TO mouut Al! eG u was mad
.l biop them, but tncy were or
horseback Win drawn pistols, AN
we're dyug sw 3 before tntir would.
lg canton could mako u Concentrate
move.
\ report says TO band T. are hoaio
far pyTryvlHu, which 10 ouiy h.teyu
miles uom Luuupau, lust place l
tlin scene Oh many trasiu f0bhsrlO.
aud tho p0llou with volunteers At,
reparod 10 meet them in the tRuu
way they mrl tue Dsltous two yeais
ago when almgst tho entire band wac
WlpJl Out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

Mr.. Sawyer says 81 can't say posi-
lively how long / have had cntarrh In
my syslom-a year or NJ anyway. Had
severe, dull, heavy headaches over and
between the eyes most all tho time.
Head aud nose wore always stopped mp
one aiiO OF the other. Mucus dropping
back In my throat Kept mo hawking aud
splitting continually, My throa foli
sore and dry. Appetite was variablei
mover good. Drs. Shores new treatment
has proven satisfactory In my case, aud
can recommend them TO all catarrhal
sufferer
FREE Generalization, whether nj oflce
by letter, IL frae No charge whatever
or thorough examination, diagnosis OF
your case and all advice, Drs. shores
now treatment has cured thousands, aud
II your case h durable viii euro sou. Il
you live alta distance write Tor d symp'
tom blank.
50 A MONTH for all catarrhal dis.
eases. Medicines furnished free,