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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-19

and lot. They We're suspected when the
robbery occurred and We're arrested. They
were committed by Justice Mcconnell with
very slight evidence, and sent to jail at
Eastman. The strongest evidence against the
negroes was taat they were preparing to leave
Chauncey.
The Southern railway sent for Detective
G A AVan; OF Knoxville. lie went 10
Eastman, and pretended that he was an
attorney TO represent them, succeeded IN
getting a full confession from the negroes.
They implicated five OF DocSes best known
citizens. The negroes Were separated. one
was brought TO the Macon Jail Another
was left at Eastman. Seth Spivy and Will
lam Thomas the negroes, We're sworn sep
ately in the presence OF witnesses, and
their stories were the same. They sad
that WiIcoI. Henry Forrest, Thompson and
Cunard, and prominent state official at
Chauncey. not yet arrested, together with
themselves did the work.
Detective AVant has worked a week on
the ease. lie had the AK used in the
blowing identified as MilcOXs He found
in another town that Forest had a 500
bin changed; that he gave it TO Burke to
keep The night before the robbery. lie
also found where The money is in Macon
and hundred other points that are con-
YictnS.
The arrests were made last night by Sher-
IL Roberts. OF Dodge county. All OF that
always been held in the highest esteem.
Forest broke into tears when arrested
This afternoon ali were allowed to give
bond at Eastman ana the trial was set for
Monday
Seth Spivey, q negro in the Macon Jail,
waen called on tonight, did not deny
word OF the confession, bat said a trick
was worked on him to get IL. When he
was talking To Detective Avant he was
told he was talking to a representative of
Judge Roberts. his lawyer.
a leiI Tale Euttnu.
Macon, Ca. November 16.-(Special. y
Colonies Bush and Peabody. lawyers from
Cbauncey. who went to Vienna LAST night
to see Judge Smith for the purpose of
Getting bench warrants FOR Il. W. Thomp-
son. Henry Forrest sam Cunard and Wot
wilcox. the four citizens OF that place ar
rested for r0b5Ing safes. returned here to-
NIGHT with warrants for the four men
named. They also had one for Judge Nc
Co-mirk IL the justice court of Chauncey,
The Official alluded TO in yesterdays tele-
grams. Mccormick will be arrested to-
morrow.
Ine attorneys left here at 1870 o'clock
tonight and all the warrants Will be served
tomorrow.
Judge smith will open court at Hawkins
vile, out viii adjoun in the afternoon and
20 10 Eastman. where ne VIII hold court on
Tuesday 10 Try al the men charged with
cracking the safes N Chauncey. Detective
AYant has ia his possession cum button,
fo,.nd by one OF the cracked safes, which
has been identified as Judge McCormick's.
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DR.. Prices Baking Powder has eclipsed all
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DIR. HARTNs-AN's
Famous Cafarrh Femedy-Its Origin
It's Composition, Its History.

In a recent medical work 1T is stated that
in the early practice of Dr. Hartman he
called the compound which is now known
as Pe-ru-na, the neutraliZing mixture. For
over twenty years Dr. Hartman continued
10 use this valuable remedy for catarrhal
diseases as his private prescription Inc
demand became 50 great for his remedy
outside OF his regular patients that he was
compelled to furnish the remedy TO the
regular drug trade. 1t vas then that the
remedy was named Pe-ru-na. DIR. Hartman
used the remedy I'm over thirty thousand
cases OF catarrh before il was introduced to
the general public as a catarrh remedy. Pc
ru-ha' as a remedy for chronic catarrh,
"Hether of the head, nose. throat, lungs,
stomach, kidneys or bladder, has become
khCWh all over the civilized portion OF
North America
IN consequence OF the early and severe
sno"stofi,is prevalent throughout a great
pofuoh oil the United States every family
shodlu az once provide itself with a copy OF
the iatesI trea Use on chronic catarrh and
diseases OF winter. This book contains adj
vice "hich If followed. would save thou
sands OF people from chronic catarrh and
consumption. Sent free on application.
Address the Pe-Tu-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus q
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FROM, Judge lanes l., Whitworth, the ven-
cradle father of George l.. Whitworth, In
which he says: 81 permit this paper to be
published so that all men everywhere may
know how my son understood and appre-
ci,tad HE surroundings. L give it without
comment and would not for any reason
make any wound bleed in any quarter IL IL
were possible to prevent 1t ana at the Same
time do Justice to my son and family. L am
deeply grieved and sincerely regret inns
whole affair. L realize the awkward Po'i-
ton the above statement places my sun
ca that all the facts may be known.
An appended statement shows Judge All
son borrowed money from Clerk WnltWoIth
on twenty-three occasions, the amounts
ranging from s, 9IZ 81 TO SO and amounting
to 80, 1861 1t is charged that Chahcelioi
Allison lost and Mr.. Whitwortn pau
5000 on Tennessee coal ana iron stoef
and s. $40 on Louisville and Nashville ana
that ne Nr. Whitworth) also paid the eX-
peuses OF the last campaign in which Al
lison was renominated and elected, amount
ing TO $1,000, the whole amount OF interest
and loans reaching $26,26i.2l. -Four OF lhe
loans were made before WHitworth went
into Office but We're assumed by him.
Wnile the death of Mr.. Whitworth is locked
for at any time. he has never been I'M
conscious and was last night strong enough
to turn over in bed. He suffers great pain,
which is eased by opiates. The publication
of this statement has created as great q
sensation as did the tragedy. The remains
of Chancellor Allison We're inferred at Mt.
OHYet this morning.
shot With Hired Gun.
Nashville Tenn, November I.-tSpeclal.)
There was an interesting development IN
the Whitworth-Alli tragedy today. IL
was thought that Mr.. Whitworth had slain
Chancellor Allison with the gun that he
brought in from his farm last Sunday night,
but today this gun was found in Mr.. Whit
worth's residence, where il has been ever
since he brought it from the country while
the gun with which the chancellor was shot
down is in Sheriff Sharp's possession at the
Jail.
\ tour of the local Gunshops revealed the
fact that an unknown man called at Leg
ler's gun store at 80 o'clock on the morn
ing of the shooting and hired this sun
which has been identified by Frank Legler
as his property. Lesler's shop is within
two squares Of the courthouse. Mr. Lcgler
loaded four shells with buckshot for the
man who gave his name as Dodd. While
Dodd was waiting for the shells Mr.. Whit
worth came in and paid small bill. Dodd
left and Mr.. Whitworth followed five min
utes later. going in the direction OF the
courthouse.
This explains why no one saw Mr. Whit
worth with the gun and did not see the gun
itself until a few minutes before the shoot
ing.
Mir. Whitworth rested easier today, and
il is now said that he has a chance OF re-
covery.
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60 THE CONTIGUOUS THROAT.
Drunken Train HANDS AssauTf-Ee
* Almost gxf5Fa,r

Montgomery. Ala. November 17-(SreciaD
Conductor Hines. Of the S4tarrab Americas
and Montgomery road. had his throat cut
from ear to ear by u negro brakeman at
Mount Meies today. ana was diving at last
accounts. his engineer Who Witnessed the
tragedy. caught the nesro and heat him into
unconsciOusness His injuries are also said
to be very serious. The negro. it seems, gave
Hines occasion u raprimanI him for neg
lect or duty inc Tram which left here this
morning had reached SCOTS --1ssi7ee near
Mount Meigs, when the negro who was
drinking. made the -ardarous assault on
the Conductor. Hines IS vour.- IAN and
very popular. His home IS in Aru--fr4,s
S2-Page pamphlet AMI question list free.
DIX W. ;. TUCKER,
Atlanta
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GEORGE FRY USES A KNIFE.
walked Up to His Wife's Uncle an
Stabbed Him.

Chattanooga, Tenn. November 1I.-tSpe-
cial)-One year ago last october George
r. Fry, Jr., married Miss Jennie owen.
The young woman was wealthy The young
man was the city editor Of The Afternoon
Press, and later, in the capacity OF jour
nalist and correspondent, was better known
than any youth in the city. But Mir. Try
had only his heart and his hand TO oier
Miss owen. for which reason the Siris rel
atives objected to the union. The Wedding
took place. however, beneath the roof 81
her guardian and grandfather, a l.. WIS
dom. and the cbjecting relatives were
present. lending the affair approval by their
presence if no. b. their words. Ar. ry has
frccuoatIy complained that the ohiec'ng rela
tiyes mentioned constantly and Impairment
~ interfered with his affairs and he has
lately thought ct moving 10 Atlanta TO es-
cape them. Annoyed beyond endurance By
their interference, the young man plunged
into "a rather eXt-avagant life, which the
more an@ered the relatives and brought on
more interference.
Al of this eliminated this afternoon
by young Fry entering the grain establish
1ncnt Of mis- wife's uncle, l.. -. Lanier, and
seriously stab5ing that gentleman. No
words passed except that Mr.. Try said, with
an oath:
IN teach you to tel people won't pay
my honest debts"
Then Fry cut him III the SIDE anu actoSS
the forehead. Both are ugly and serious
wounds. Mr.. Lanier fell TO the floor IN a
pool of blood. Mr.. Fry gave himself up
Immediately. The charge against him at the
station was assault with intent To murder.
Bond was given in the sum Of $l,gO and ne
was released, pending trial on Tuesday
Mrs. Fry is very i'll and the shock may
prove fatal in her weakness.
The Heather Chjnee
Is not a beauty. No mere are you when
Your compression has an orange tlnI- ina
mears that YOU are bilious, q fact turtn-
or evinced hv discomfort on the right side.
tongue HostetterH stomach Bilters viii
take the bile out OF your blood, regulate
your bowels. set your stomach in good
working orGer-ia two words cure You
Use ii and cease to be yellow. IT, cures
maIariaI rheumatic and kidney trouble.
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Let TEcr Roll!

A-tt AhNh hANhA'
Now. let the cold wave do its best
Wild winds and biiZZards raising;
God bless our home" shines in each dome,
And big oak fires are blazing!
= Gcorsiu Song.
There's lots o fun in livin' in the country
ali aroun'
When the frost is in the furrow an the
green IS turnin' brown;
When the days are cool and crispy, an
the nights have brighter stars.
With tnl1le, tinklc o the bells across the
pasture bars.
No use in wishin
While the woather's fine for fshin';
Ne use i'm sighin
When the partrdSes are fiyin';
There's fish that's for the ketchin',
An deer hides necdin' strelchin',
An honey for the fetchin'
Every day!
There's lots o fun in liyin' when TIE woods
are fun - haze.
An you. hear the fiddle singin where the
cabin fires blaze;
When the girls are candy-pulln', an
they've robbed the honey bees,
An yol're dancin' when you want to, an
you're sparSin' when you please.
No use in srieyin'
When the girls are so believin';
No use ia pinin'
When the eyes o. love are shinin';
There's cider Tor the maxim
An hickrynuts for shakin';
An sweethearts for the talSin
Every day!
Oh, the whirrn' o the partridge an the
houudin' o the buck;
The treeir o. the possum an the rabbits
foot for luck!
The barkin o tho squirrels on the oak an
hick'ry trees
You strike 'em when you want to an you
ketch 'em when you please!
No use in wiShin
When the weathers fine for fishin;
No use in runnin'
When there's game enough for gunnn';
Milk an honey flowin'.
Hunters horn a-bowin';
Don't care If it's snowin
Every dayl
IF. l.. s.
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Country Produce.

Atlanta. November I1-F--s IS62Oc Butter
Western creamery 2t7 - +; fancy Tennessee 200
22i2 choice l5a -: Georgia l2i7 l-5c Live pOui-
try - Turkeys Sos E b; mems -. q -: surnz
chickens large 16talSc medium I2ia:1 &c: small
SO ice; ducks $500. Dressed poultry TURKEYS
i2i2C PC; ducks I2l-@ Zoe; chickens SO pic.
Irish potatoes Burbank 500 r. 30 = hbl Tennes-
see ha 6otd soc sweet potatoes. new $50 4Oc = 'll.
HOrey-S.-;iined So Zoe: in tne comb 100 2lzc On
ions 45G5Oc = bu.; bbls S2.0Oe2 100. Cabbage p
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An Execution in tInl.,n.,

Ozark. Ala. Eovember 1f-I-a Summers
was hanged today Tor tae killing OF the
McSsweaps, an old couple who were hr1talIy
murdered one year ago. Ee rsaG proclaim
ms his innocence or participation IN the
killing bur said he wettes OBJ The outside
while two other men dill She EiiIine. lie is
the second man hanged for the same muir
der.
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JUST FROM GEORGIA.
In Georgia.

Cabin fires a-gleamin'.
Kettles all a-stcamin';
Nights o. sweetest dreamin'-
Days o. joy an fun!
Though the fox is cunnin',
Dogs kin beat him runnin',
cartridges fer gunnin.
An rabbits on the run!
Weather CROWN chilly,
Black frost on the lily;
But 'tater banks is billy
Stretchin' fur away;
Sleekest horses prancin',
Brightest eyes a-glancin';
Take yer place fer dancin'
While the fiddles play!
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Bon's Tobuc"o SHit or SmO..e rake
Your Life Away.

The truthful, startling ttie Of q book
about NC-to-eac. the only harmless, guar
autecd tobacco habit cure. II you want 20
uult ami cant. use No-to-bac. Braces mp
Is..u.-r - nerves. eliminates nicotine poi
SON makes weak nCn gain strength,
weight and vigor. Positive cure or money
refunded.
g,nol. ~ druggists. or mailed free. Ad-
dress the Sterling Remedy Company, box
~. Indiana Mineral Springs. Ind
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Cane Grin.,ia' Time.

Now doth the Georgia swain
Meet his sweetheart at the grinding
Al the grinding OF the cane;
There are whispered words of love
Stealing to the stars above
And a East horse in the starlight
Speeding down the frosty lane!
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Fruits and Concectionariez.

Atlanta November Apples 5;i.1Ja;;.25 q bSl.
Pears SSS .1to.;.5D + bbl- Lemons Ar~7ina iSOc9
:, 90: FLORIDA 81 2,sta 100 4 box; sicily 1000 90
Orange Florida sl.yoc zoo Cocoanu-s So &c,
pincaFpies - E craze t,.' eiec'+'' LOO
"a no FIss $50 q SIS li.iisl;lS-NeVV laiitCruis
81 so; u boxes sI.gO. p hoSas 45c. Cur-augS 6G-c
Ieghorn Cjrun 2t't DE. %UlsA lIucUt- lie; lr,slg
I2t3I4c; Brazil I2l4c; iloeris li.c; wa!uuis
I2luI5c. Peanuts iIlEiI clecrri. hight 5c; flncy
handpicked $i@a &c; North Carolina 3i184c Georgia
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Items from BiIIviIIc.

We have sent two Than!. giving turkeys
TO the president Both are full Of back
bone. and We can recommend them.
We see that q wild western mob has
been trying to lynch a prisoner. When
will that country become civilized?
We take cotton on subscription. Send
in three bales and get the paper for one
year.
There is a man with a photograph in our
midst. Talks back at you just like the
women.
We are TO longer in the real estate bust
ness. We left during the landslide.
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u STAMP COMPANY,
EnX 81 Atlanta. Ga
A BARGE CAPSIzEs

And Eight Men Are Drowned in Char
IOtte HnrhOr.
Punta Gorda, 'Fla., November T.-An ac-
c dent occurred in Charlotte harbor by
which eight men lost their lives. Ten phOs-
phate employees were asleep on a barge
loaded with phosphate when it suddenly
capsized. burying the men under tons of
rock. Two of them managed to escape,
but eight were lost. The list of the dead is
os follows:
s. W. MITCHELL,
ALIEN PARKEn.
WILEY WALKER.
TOM NANN.
WILL ANN.
DAVE F'RAUSLYN.
BERRY JONES.
JACK SPENCER.
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Provisions.

Atlanta, November Clear rib sides boYed 70.
ice-cured heiieS 81. SucaT-curei hams I66I -
according 10 brand and average California Sc RreaL
fast bacon TO- Lard-Leaf slsc; compound Ole,
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A Thankful Note.

What hope in constant signing.
When clouds are in the blue?
Somewhere the sunlights weaving
A silver net for you!
The bees make honey for you
The cows they give the milk,
And all the worms are working
TO dress the girls in silk!
So. strike a note OF thankfulness,
And smile your grief away;
For meath the SHOWS of winter still
Abides the rose OF May!
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The Efcnthcn Chjnee
SHOT DOWN on THE STREETS.
Mayor Hartman. of Lula, ana Henry


Lula Miss. November 16.-Jacob W
Hartman, mayor Of this town. and Henry
Lawrence. q leading jeweler here, were
assassinated on the street NJ noon today
by John ". Boyd, overseer OF the Van
Eaton plantation, and his younger brother,
BON A year ago Mayor Hartman and the
elder Boyd had q DISPUTE ana several shots
were fired since which time bad blood has
existed between them. Yesterday afternoon
Mayor Haruaa met John ". Boyd on the
street. drew his pistol and beat him over
the head with it. Today the Eoyd brothers
came into town armed with rifles.
At noon as Hartman and Lawrence
walked up the street TO dinner the Boyd
brothers confronted them and opened fire.
Hartman drew his revolver and fired
couple Of shots Intellectually. Both he and
Lawrence We're killed on the spot. The
elder Boyd escaped on horseback, the
younger on foot. Ihey sent word that they
would surrender To the sheriff, but TO no
one else. The TWO men killed were thirty
five years old each The elder Boyd is
twenty-five and the younger eighteen.
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MAN. E1Is.
Confederate Local or city Stamps.

These stamps were issued by postmasters
oil various towns i'll lSoU-6l before the reSu-
lar confedt rate stamps Were used. Ihey
are in various colOrs OF print AMI usually
bear the name of the town and sometimes
the name of the postmaster by whom issued
with amount of postage paid. We also buy
all denominations of confederate and Co
lumbar stamps. For full particulars adj
dress with stamp,
STANDARD STAMP COMPANY,
a
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-
Thistle rose she gave to me,
with its crimson tips;
Red-as any rose should be,
Having touched her lips.
And with something of her grace.
And the beauty of her face.
Thistle rose she gave to me.
Bloomed where south winds stir;
Hid its honey from the bee
For the lips OF her!
Through long days disduieted
For those lips to kiss it red!
Thistle rose she gave to me;
Never rose so sweet!
Here the heart OF springtime see
Lean, and hear it beat!
Life, and all its melody
In the rose she gave to mel
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Atlanta. November -Baeaing-Ie, n al. 2 =
&c; 2l2 3 ia Ties-7UG
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Woman's field of usefulness widens con
stantly. All progressive women praise DR.
Prices Baking Powder.
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Society In BiIIvilIe.

''Wnl you so to the hangin' with me to-
morrow, Miss Sue?'
Cant; I'm goin' ter a buryin'.'
"Wen Will you give me the next hang
in'?''
s(arrf- I'm Jora uroroispl
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>r~STA EF{9E r. "a III "a 81 and Whiskey HABITS
( "a 49, III "a " E cured at home with
Eh- % ~ ~ hs II E@%j cut pain. Book al par
EA4 ES3E1 Y! 49, wSl ticHlars sent FREE.
ENsl1t s1S-yLsSzzlzl4-ss'ss zcI u. NJ NOOLLEY ID.
VIZ Atlanta, Sa. ONCE JCll5 Whitehall St
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Now. let the cold wave do its best
Wild winds and bizZards raising;
God bless our home" shines in each dome,
And big oak fires are blazing!
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A standard Of excellence for forty years
DR.. Prices Baking Powder has eclipsed AL
competitors.
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I'm done promised.
This ~ OTId .

no matter how the skies may frown,
This world is rollin' right;
A sun for every mornin'.
And a star for every night!
Then shout your hallclujahi
And raise your sweetest tune!
II were freczin' in December,
Wen be warm enough in June!
No matter how the tempest blows,
This world is rolliu' right.
The summer burns - yea the rose,
The winter makes IL white.
Then shout your hole.ujah
In moTniu' time am noon:
If We're freeziu in December,
No matter what the GROWERS say
This world with beauty beams;
There's sun enough for maxim hay
An dark enough Tor dreams.
Then shout your halleiujah,
Wen gil to glory soon:
If we're freezin' in December
Wen be warm enough IN JUnel
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Good md Bnd Times.

II all tine times was good times,
An all the skies was bright;
There wouldn't be for you an me
quite SO much JOY in sight
j. every day the world was May.
An ali the skies was bright.
II all the times was good times,
Wed al Kit tired-shore.
An shift about, an wish EN- out,
An show EN- to the door
II all the times was good times.
An hot a soul was poor!
If all the times was good times,
An notnin' went to seed;
with nothin' left to hope for.
An nothin left to need
We couldn't live, dear brethren,
With all the 'possums freed!
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-09-12
SITUATION AT HINCKLEY.
No Bodies in the MiII-Pond- Survivors
Thank the Generous Public.

No Bodies in the Mill-Pond- Survivors
Thank the Generous Public.
HINcKLE4, Sept. 1o.-The mill pond,
where many people might have drowned
had they gone there for safety during
the fire, has been searched. No bodies
were found.
1t seems almost certain that the list
of fatalities will be below 400.
When work Of interment in Hinckley
cemetery was completed four 60-foot
trenches contained all that is left of 213
persons Sixty-five persons were buried
without ything in the shape Of casket
or box. Some boxes contained seven
bodies. The total death rate for Hinck-
ley in all probability is about 275.
Chairman Davis Of the Hinckley re-
lief corps has ordered all persons, espe-
cially women and children and disabled
men, kept from Hinckley until suitable
quarters are provided for them, which
will be in few days. The erection of
new business blacks will be commenced
early this week
The survivors have authorized their
village organization to prepare an ex-
preston of their deep gratitude to the
people all over the United States who
have come SO generously to the aid of
the stricken people.
Five more bodies were found Satur-
day. - .-e
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to 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 value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
.neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.