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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-12
AMUSEM ENTS.
old Hoss Hoey at the Academy of
NusEc.

Hoss'' Hoey viii begin an engagement
in this city at the Academy of Music
this evening, presenting his new musical
farce comedy from the clever pens OF
Messrs. Harry n Edward Paulton, the
authors of "Erminie,'' called THE
Flams." Hoey's new supporting COM
pany comprises q large and merry con-
tingent of pretty girls and talented
people, principally amon whom are John
c. Rice, the eX-star in German dialect
comedy, three bouyant Merrilees sisters,
Miss Cheridah Simpson, Lille Alliston,
The play is N three acts and an abUn-
dance Of specially painted and attrac-
tive scenery vii be utilized. The speei-
alties presented in these acts are de-
SCI ibed as being numerous AMI lively.
The Bon Tou9s Clever Performance
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Jsromo Park Races.

NRw York, August 15.-Thero was o
good attendance at Jerome Park to-day.
the inducement being q match at elk
furlongs between Gtonenell and Glen
moyne. For tho Arst half mile tho
horses ran close together, and then
stonenell drew away as they rounded
into the stretch. It conld be seen, how
ever, that Glenmoyne was only buck
jumping, and IN eighth from the finish
Hamilton give Glenmoyne his head
aud he rushed TO the front, winning
easily by two lengths. In the opening
race no one cared to try conclusions
with stonenellie, and she walked over
Tor the purse. Summary:
Frat. ono milo-walkovcr for Stone
nellie, 1o5 (Tribo); no time: Second,
ave and half furlonga-Caliiornia, ll5
1Dopeett), / to s. won time, lao. Third,
ak furlongs, selling Mabel Glenn. i22
(simms), even, won; time, 1:22. Fourth,
match race, ak turlongs-GIenmoynee,
10Y lHamitton), 8 to 5, won; Stonenell,
115 (simms), 8 to s, second; time, l:i0.
Fifth, six furlongs-Windgale, 90 Nc
Ciain)..2 to l. won time, 1:2o, Sixth.
half mile, sellin9-Harry Reed. l07
(simms), ! To 9, won; ,ime, ASH. Seventh.
six furiouss. sellIng-Miss Gallop, 100
(Finnegan), 80 to /, won; time, 1:la.
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Al tho L. A. W. Meet.

DENVER, Co.., August 15.-Dliss aud
Tyler arc the only very fast amateurs
who will not DO here for tho L. A. W.
meet races. The riders pronounce the
Denver Wheel Clubs now track ono Of
the fastest in tho country. The prizes
to DO competed for arc large, and as tho
rivalry is intonse some hot races may
DO looked for.
President Lusoam, Of tho L. AZ W.,
has not only remained from tho moot,
but Il Is qaid. has declared that the OK.
ponses Of tho officers who do attend will
not be paid out OF tho treasury. His
action has caused bitter iOeling among
the cyclists. Ono Of tho most notable
features OF tho meet Ia tho largo number
Of women rIdors who are wearing
blbomer costumes.
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srEuBEsyInnE RACES.
Frs. Day of tho Meeting a. the Pleasant
Heights Track.
49,, t.,.n.k.b IA ne SnkSk,ht1tAAs

First Day OF tho Meeting at tho Pleasant
Heights Track.
speaa, Dtspateh 10 dc inte3,Ge1aer
srrupRNv1nlr, O., August 15.-The
opening race meeting Of the Driving
Park Association ut their now half
milo track on Pleasant Heights was we'll
attended. The racing vas very spirited,
owing to the large number Of starters
In each heat. In the three minute
class, Maude R. was first, stanhope Sec
ond. Governor Stanford third, Violator
fourth. Time, 2:S4i. stanhope was a
fayorite In this race, but took sick ho-
forc the final heat, and recovered aud
gave Maude R. a tussle clear through.
In the 2:22 pacing Coifetto was first
Daley v. second. Phyllis third, Mollie
fourth. Time, 2:10i. At the fourth
neat tho driver Of Princess Jr. was called
up and told that mon who had money
upon, his horso thought BIO wns not
diving to win, aud orderod him of and
another driver on. Ho refused to allow
another driver to handle him and tho
liorse was ordered to tho stable. He
had third place.
In the two.year.old colt race Rod
Arno, the iayorite, won, tho black
Cecile second, Smithheld Maid third,
Matte fourth. Time, 1:1s3.
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MARTINS FERRY.
uaps and Mishups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Judge J. @. Gray writes homo from
Ca,nbridpoboro, Pa, that they arc much
pleased with the resort and arc being
greatly benefited by tho waters
Among tho 500 guests are many million.
aircs and distinguished persons. lawyers,
doctors and ministers. Ex-Governor
Foraker was there last week and Judge
Laubie is there. The Inter spent three
weeks at Cambria Reboro last summer
and derives great benefits. Many per-
sons swear by tho waters. Board ranges
from S. to SIT 80 per week. Tho springs
are becoming moro popular every year.
Carl Collier and Miss Minnie After
bury. Of Kenton, o., were yesterday
married by Rev. s. J. Boyle, formerly oil
TINT place. Several couples from Ken
ton have lately been married by Rev.
Mr.. Boyle.
Tho city solicitor has been authorized
to employ Hon. @. l. Weems to look
after the Fifth street injunction aud 10
appear In tho injunction suits now
ponding against the city.
John Campbell was called homo from
Flushing yesterday BY tho death Of his
sister, Mrs. William Drugan. ut Bcllaire.
Bnb Ogden. Of tho Laughlin nail works
mines, was fnod S. aud costs for cut
ting George Hercules.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7. Dixon and Miss
Mary Thomas returned last evening
from Zoar.
Mrs. Harrison Bettis and Miss Minnie
Brown arc visiting friends on Short
creek.
Yesterday Ernest Smith received his
commission US a notary public.
Joseph Cooper buried M eighteen.
months.otd child yesterday.
George Rust, Of Cleveland, Is Waiting
his brother, DR.. Carl Rust.
Rev. A. f. Brownloc Is at AdcnG.
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sAaa4ooA, n. Y, August l5.-The
feature Of tho day was tho frst race, IN
which pertargilla beat Old Dominion
d. lyo furIouss in the fast time Of 1901.
Pittsburgh Phil, the owner Of Dorfargil.
Ia, went around the ring previous TO the
raeo and pounded down the price Of bis
horse from 6to Q TO Z to6. He man.
aged 10 win something like $4,000 on
do result. Taral, who was up on Der
iarrilla, brought his mount 70 the front
ia tho last fdrlone aad won by hall q
length. Summary: 4, 80
First, fiye furlongs-Derfargilla uS
f1Faral(, Z 70 s, won. Time. 1:oo3; sec'
ond, four and half furlongS, Aelling-.-
Tough Timber, liz perkins,, 7 10 10,
won. Time, 1914. Third, Oix iurlonRs,
lseliinR-Miss Annie Colt, l0S lDono-
huo). 3 10 !, won. Time, l:l5. Fourth,
81 lnrlongs-Gcnnette Edwards, 10
Perkins,, 4 TO !, won by one length.
Time. 1:iOi. Fifth, seven furlonRs-
Galilce, l0i (perkIns). 4 TO 3, won.
Time, i:20i. Sixth, mile aud hall, oyer
AZ hurdlcs-Ool. Clay, 146 (Blakely), B
to2 won. Time, 2:48.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that eau
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Z. j. CTrxEy & Co., Toledo. o.
We, tho undersigned, have known +.
]. Chonoy for tho last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
businoSs transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
wGsr & TRvAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo O.
WALDfEd KiwEAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh euro Is taken intcr:
nally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. Tcs'
timoninls scnt frec. Price Zoe per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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Tho Terro naute Races.

TRnRE HAurE, IND. August 15.-Thc
results to-day arc as follows.
2:lO trot, purso $500, (unanished
from yesterday -Pamltso tirst, Azote
fourth. Time, 2:11; 2:121: 2;l5; 2:099;
ESQ pace, purse specialization
first. Gazette second. Katie Greenlander
third, Walter Wilkes fourth. Time,
2:14l; 2:17t; 2,14s; 9:i6.
2:23 trot, purse $2,OOO--Cocoon hrss,
Bourbon Wilkes secoud, Mary third,
Edith fourth. Time, 2:let. 2:l69 2:l5t,
2:17, 2:1s. 1000
Terre Hautc purse, toaIs oil 1890. stake
S2AoO0-silicon fret in three heats.
Mary Best second, wiatful third, Dan
Court fourth. Time, 2:l4, 2:1Sl 2:l5.
Three-year-old pace, purse $1,000
Be Sure first in two heats, Rokeby sec
ond, Iona Hall third, Gilman fourth.
Time, 2:14, 2:14.
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BEnuAIRE.
All Sorts af Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

Alt Sorts n Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The city council ordered nearly $4,000
of Improvement and miscellaneous
bonds paid at the last meeting, and re-
Moved $500 Of cemetery hill road bonds
and $500 OF Union street extension
bonds. Three dozen gum coats woro
found to be pasted together In such an
Inferior way that the council refused to
accept them, as they would DO worth
less to the fire department. They wore
taken back by tho firm furnishing them.
Mayor Dubois yesterday taxed James
stidd s. and costs and Mrs. Health S.
and costs. Stidd was drunk Tuesday
night, aud Mrs. Heath and no got into
trouble about something their children
had done, and sho welted him over the
head and arms and hands with q club
80 that stidd looked as though no had
been In war, and tho mayor sized the
matter up as stated.
While tho Fopulist party 10 very
largely made up Of Democrats in this
section tho rock.ribbed follows are not
going to follow tho tail. There will be
four tickets In tho field II the Populists
90. enough petitioners to represent
them tosccuro place on tho Australian
ballot.
Hon. A. 0. Barnes, Of Cadiz, has been
selected by tho committee as temporary
chairman Of tho coming Democratic
congressional convention. This is tho
gentleman who will DO nominated for
Congress- unless Judge Pearson is
pressed into service again.
1t is charged by tho Mechanics hose
company that other members Of tho
fro department pnrpcsely kinked hose
nj tho fire OF tho BellNire, GAINESVILLE &
Cincinnati station, and au investigation
may follow.
james F. Anderson, Miller Booth and
vito. Mrs. II. W. Burrows, II. S. Nc
Gyegor, Miss Ada Wyrick and Miss
Leah Stewart, wore among those who
went to Epworth park from hero yes
terday.
Miss Mary Parks, who, with party
OF Bollairc folks, 10 In Paris, writes IN
interesting letter 10 tho Independent.
Tho European visitora will 10 homo
carly next month.
Mrs. Matilda Drugan, vito Of ex-Mar-
shall ". NJ. Drugan. died Tuesday night
and was buried yesterday. She was
s'xty-nine years OF n2o and had boon an
invalid for years.
John strobol, tho fish commissioner
for this county. was ont along tho
Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling yestor.
day Investigating complaints that havo
! been gont IN,
A largo crowd win attend tho harvest
home picnic at Bethel to-day. Hon. l..
Danford will make tho address. A
special train will 90 out on tho B., z. &
o. road.
Mrs. Josso Kelly and two children
Camc in from Epworth Park yesterday,
tue appearance OF whoopinR cough
frightening hoE. I
Tho Davidson farm, near Bonwood,
containing 1874 acres, was bought by
Edward Dorsey for 1880.
ThoGorman sunday school will picnic
in CrNnIlo's Orchard to-day.
Mrs. ]. 7. Luke Is visiting in Noble
county.
W. Il, Gill, Of Munclc. Ind, ls in tho
city.
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This afternoon at the Irwin base ball
park on tho South Side, tho first Of the
three games between the Twins OF this
city and the crack Marietta team, semi.
professional champions Of Ohio. will
take place. Tho batting order OF tho
local team will DO as follows: Manley,
third: Prichard, left; Padden, second;
Reitz, short; S. Leach. first; Chamber,
catcher; Baker, controi Donnvin, right ;
Malcolm or Riever, pitcher
The visiting toam Is cracker.jack
organization and tho home boys will
have a good-sizod job on their banda in
dofesting them. Brodie, late Of Martins
Ferry, IL with the Mariottas.
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s,r,I,s OF n. omaha.

OMAHA, NRp,, AuguSt 15.-The Amor.
lean Federation Of Labor, tho Coopers'
Union aud tho Hog Butchers Union
will this afternoon declare the strike
OF at the South Omaha packing houses.
Tho cattle butchers arc still standing
out and declare they win win the fight,
but tho outlook for them is hopeless.
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mnn h lbe I.irst IpnIBg,

BAIrrNoRE, August l5.-W. D. Belts,
ofthe Virginia State league, made HE
debut hero as q league umpire today
and proved to be the best seen on the
home grounds t!lis season. bis deci.
sEons were Impartial and there was no
kicking. The Orioles won tho game In
tho Rrst inning. The feature was
Kelly's one band catch Of long ny IN
left feld, In the seventh inning McMa-
hon pitched only three balls. Attend.
ance $500. Score:
pal,imore............-....G.o 1osoo IS
cinSinSsti. .. '..,,...-,..0fo 0 / o o o. 2
Earned runs. Baltimore 0. Cincinnati !.
Errors Baitiomrs = Ctnetnn9it tS, ha!9'
Robinson, Fischer and Murphy. Umpire, Bets.
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nrnftnnntnints Good Work.

Nav York, Auguat15..-German pitch
ed winning ball to-day, but Breitenstein
waa also in good form and tho Giants
lost. The features were catches by
ahugart aud Ward and Miller's batting.
Attendance 5000. Score:
New RH Yoff i:'''s . Q Q o
Earned runs. 81 Louis 2; New Yorks J.. Et.
rors, st. Louis Is: New York I. Hits, 81. Louis
10; New York 3. Observation-Disclosures and
Twlneham; German and Wilson. Umpire, Nc
QuQl1.
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BosroN, August l5.-Tho sceno at tho
South End ball grounds In tho ninth
inning, whom Tommy Mccarthy, by ono
Of his great "trap'ball" plays, had re.
tired tho Pittsburgh team on triple
play. was o perfect pGndomonium. 1t
was a wonderful foat, and was after.
wards proven tho only thing that saved
tho day for Boston, as Pittsburgh had
two men on bases. no one out, and aornC
Of tho hardest battors on the team TO
follow. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Philadsl-
phia beat Louisville badly. The homo
players hit Hemming almost as fro
quently as tho Phillies were hit yester-
day, and aside from several brilliant
plays the game was uniuterosting. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Pbiladelp hia...-.........a 0 o o !? 9 OIL!
LouigyIlie...-............-l Q 90 90 o.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 0; Louisville 3.
Errors. Philadelphia .; Louisville 3. Hits. Phila
ieiphIa IS; IouisYillc6 d, Homo RUS. Hamilton,
CTHsS and Weaver. batteries, Taylor and Buck
Icy; llcmming and Weaver. Umplro, kCeis.
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BRooKpYN, August 15..-Anson's Colts
played an excellent game on the fold
to-day, but lost through their inability
to hit either pitchers Stcin or Daub,
whom mon wore on bases. Hutchison
was an easy mark for the Brooklyns.
especially at the beginning aud toward
tho close Of tho game. Attendance
1855. Score:
prooxlyp.,..,,... ..,...ys 80 ooal 80
Chicago ....................O l o o ! SOC o.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 3; Chicago2. Errors.
Brooklyn I; Chicago O batteries. bau0. Stein
and DGllcy; HutchlS0n and schrlvet. Umpire.
lynch,
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CONSTIPATION and sick headache per.
mnucntly cured, and piles prevented by
JapanOso Liver pollOts; especially
adapted 10 childrcn's uso. ChaS. Il.
GoOtze and ". W. Irwin.
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sulTs to ordcr Sl5, reduced from SIT
and $40, Mt Morton @. Stout 4 Co.'s,
Merchant TaIlors, under McLuro House.
john L. RICE, Manager,
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At the conclusion Of Gov Matthews
speech tho following platform was read
and adopted:
It endorsed the record Of the Demo-
cratic party In Indiana. Tho platform
then continues:
"Wo denounce tariff protection OF
ovory kind as fraud and robbery oil
the great majority Of the American
people for the benefit OF the few.
"We maintain that no tariff taxes
should be levied except for purposes Of
revenue only, and that much taxes
should be limited to the necessities OF
tho government, honestly and economt-
cally administered.
Tho platform concludes by endorsing
President Cleveland, tho Wilson bill
and the course OF tho Democratic sena-
tors from Indiana. II also denounces
tho Democratic senators who dotcated
tarH reform.
The plank referring 10 "coterie" OF
United States senators incorporating aH
Democrats caused pandemonium aud
cries OF "namo them" and tho names
OF Bricc, German and Smith were cried
out in dorisive tones all over the great
hall. Tho anita. PA. plank also called
forth loud cheers.
The following ticket was nominated:
Judge supreme court, First district,
George F. ReInhard, of'Spenoer county.
Judge supreme court Fourth district,
Joseph S. Daily. Wells eounty. Score.
tGry OF state, William R Meyers, re.
nominated. Auditor Of state. Joseph
7. flaming, OF Marion. Treasurer OF
state, Morgan Chandler, Of Hancock
county. Attorney general, Francis N,
Griffith, Switzerland.
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Z TacEss 2 Ehrst, hsrfItt, BoskISy and RIaf.
bIrsF Tine, AS, Attondanec, AlIE, un'
piFIa, Hoaginud sud Enslie-
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Rrnntors Do Up Spllers.

wAsuINoroN, D. c., August 15.-The
home team won to.day's game from the
Spiders after IN interesting contest Of
eight innings whom the game was called
on account OF darkness. Tho Senators
we're fortunate In launching their hits
and proGted considerably By several oil
McKean'S errors at short Attendance,
1900. Score: /.
washington. ..~..-.........So 81 25d9&5
Cleveland .................,".-O l U "
Earned runs, YsshIngIou 0; Cleveland l.
Errors, Washington 3 Cleveland 2. Hits, wash
and HcGuire; cuppy and o'cOnnor. Umpire
Hunt,
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
..pie.sburrh Phi" ,6aleos . Big
Haul q. Saratoga.
IlaM'S WIN ON DERFgRGlLLl

Was tho Feature OF thO Racing at
tho spribes-The Opening Day at
the s.oubonviiio Meet Was Success.
fuI-Pittseurgh Bali Club Again
pefcased.-Base Ball ut ths Irwin
Park ro-day-othcr News OF Sport.
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MARIETTA vs.. WHEELING ut Irwin
InEo Hail Park to-day.
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A GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE !!
A,-.-s:sSsssssSsis-aA1A
JETHEN THE
w sssosees
First Cable

was successfully sunk
across the bottom OF the
Atlantic, whenthe railroad
first spanned our great
continent. and when the
gigantic White City first
arose from the shores Of
Lake Michigan, all the
world wondered. They
sangthe praises of human
progress.
They were events in Che
history Of mankind.
That other great and
purely intellectual, educa-
ttonal and refining enter
prise.
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INDIANA DEMOCRATS

Virtually DsaOuneo the New Tarin and
stand By the Chicago PlAtfOrm-ncket
SSmiResed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ixn, August l5.-rhS
largest convention in the history Of the
Democratic party in Indiana convened
at 10 O'Clock in TomlinSon ball this
morning. there Were 1.747 accredited
delegates on the main door. Although
the weather was intensely warm the
great hail was oiled with spectators.
Who famed themselves into Q state oi
comparative comfort The hall was
elaborateiy decorated with bunting and
American Gags. The only pictures 70
be seen were those Of Governor Claude
Matthews, OF Indiana, President Glove
land and the la:e Thomas Hendricks.
GOVERNOR MATTHEWS SPEECH.
Chairman Taggart, Of the stato cen
trail committee, called the convention to
order and Introduced Governor Mat.
thews, the permanent chairman, who
waa received with loud cheers, aud ad-
dressed the convention at length. Re
ierring to tho developments in tho tarlti
situation. be said:
mo grander opportunity was ever
presented 10 q political party than that
placed within the reach oil the Demo-
cratic party. Weshall earnestly oppose
and brayely meet an open, honest foe,
who, by inheritance and teachings, may
never have boen with, Of, or for US. But
those who marching under tho banners
Of Democracy, abandoning Democratic
principles and forgetting the sacred
cause Of the people, would place obsta'
cles in the way by localizing great na'
tional truths Of government, let them
beware that indignation Of an aroused
and outraged party. Where President
Cleveland, trusted leader, will DO true
to load, we shall be brave enough ia
follow. Tho Democratic party has al
times suffered defeat in tho past. aud
may meet temporary defeats In the fa.
ture, but 1t mover surrcndors. surren.
der will only come when the cause Of
the people, to which 1t has ever been
true, when representative government
which IL has faithfully defended and
tho principles IL has advocated shall
have been e.ornally lost"
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Virtually Dssounoo Ihs New Taria and
stand by tho Chicago PiatfOrm-reEst
Nominated.
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W. II, Gill, Of MuncIc, Ind, lie In tho
city.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
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Try elscE-paAuan1 tea for pyspspN..
A Pointer for Bicycle Riders.

Irwin w. Larimore, physical direct
or Of Y. M. Z. A., Des Moines, la.,
says he can conscientiously recon-
mend Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
athletes, gymnasts, bicyclists, foot
ball play ers and the profession In gen
eral for bruises, sprains and disloca-
tions; also for soreness and stiffness
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enthusiastic in his praise of the rem.
edy. When applied before the parts
become swollen it will effect cure in
one-half the time usually required. II
also cures rheumatism. For sale by
Smith Drug Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
Ballard's Horehound Syrup.

We guarantee this to be the best
cough syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying 8
great deal, but 1t is true. For con-
sumption, coughs, colds, sore throat
sore chest, pneumonia bronchitis,
asthma, Group, whooping cough, and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs,
we positively guarantee BaLard's
Horehouhd Syrup to be without an
equal on the whole face of the globe.
In support of this statement we refer
to every individual who has ever used
it, and to every druggist who hiss ever
sold it. Such evidence is undisputa-
Bile. Sold by Smith Drug Co. 4
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
For Over Fifty YeArp .

AN OLD AND WELL-TRID REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrsr
has been used for over ffty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrh0a. 1t is
pleasant to the taste. sold by drug
gists in every part of the world
Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind. 66 93 ly