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Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Social and Personal Notes.
Miss Lydie Hayes, of Chester, has been
visiting friends here.
FORGED THE ODESSA BRAND.

The Original Creamery Company Secures
ons Forged Brand aud Threatens to
sue Others.
The Odessa Creamery Company. 10
Gated In that town, has record for fine
butter extending over period OF some
five years
Lately reports have been received at
the creamery that both in this city and
Philadelphla the character of the butter
has been below par, ano Collector Town
send, president OF the company, at ouce
started to look It up.
He found that q firm IN this city was
using bogus brand and through w
s Hilles this Was seized In PhiladeI-
phis like condition OF affairs was
found
Suit viii be begun against these and
other parties who are using the brand,
for damages The company puts out
about 2 600 pounds week
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
How,a Thia9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
Halls Catsrrh Gaze.
F.J CHENEN q CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
We the undersig1ed have known F J.
Cheney for the last Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable "a al business transac-
tion and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm
West & rruAx. Whf lea tie Druggists, Toledo,
o. Waiding kinnan & Marvin, Wholesa q
Druggists. Toledo, .
Halis Cetsrrh Cure Ia taken internally act
ing directly uDon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Ffics 1ac. usr bottle
Sold by ali Druggists. Testimonials free
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
4 Rahbi conmi,s snicide.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 23.-Dr. II
NJ Bicn, well known Jewish rabbi d
NicRsbufg, Miss. was found dead from
the effects OF morphine in his room al tn,
Florence hotel a note found on his Ia
bic indicated that he had committed sui
oide because of desnondencY
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
cut His Throat In His wife's Presence.

HARTFORD, April 23 George II. Rick
er, 26 years old editor OF the Bristol Her
aid, committed suicide during a fit Of do,
spondency by cutting his throat with al
razor. The affair occurred at the residence
of his brother-inlaw, John W. Whitmore,
and Rieker's wife, TO whom he was mar
ried last June, seized her husband hand
and tried to prevent his suicide She was
badly cut, and her sister, who also at
tempted to prevent Kicker from carrying
out his intention, was likewise injured.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
MnrrIed ner coachr,nn.

NEWARK, n. j., April 23.-Residonts
Of Summit were surprised when it was an
nounced that MIS-. Sarah J Parmentor
bad married her coachman, Charles Kel-
low, and had gone with him to Old Point
Comfort on a wedding tour Mrs. Kel-
low is 80 years old Her husband Is a.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
A Grand Duke sends stokes Present,

NEW YORK, April 80. Tho announce
ment is made that the Grand Duke Di-
mitri Of Russia, brother of the late car,
has presented TO W E. d. Stokes two fine
yearling Orlaff stations. The latter has
signifed his intention of having them
trained and entered in some Of the i'm
portant colt stakes in this oountry-this
20 be in 1896.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Improvements for oooan oity.

BALTIMORE, April 23 "A party Of
Baltimoreans returned yesterday from a
visit to Ocean City The trip was
arranged by Charles Goldsborough,
president OF the sinepuxept Beach
Company, and was made with view to
planning for a number OF impro Vemsnts
at Ocean City
Il is proposed to arrange for the
construction Of an electric rail-
way, the laying off and maeada
m1zing or Smelling Of streets and
the making of other improvements at the
resort Colonel Douglass will report to
the company plans for carrying out such
work The condition of Ocean City after
the Winters storms was found to be
practically unchanged. No damage was
done and the board walk along the ocean
front escaped Injury from the surf. A
number Of cottages are building there.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
A New yorl, stnts sohool.nIn.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Mayor Strong
has approved the bill transferring the
sohoolship St Mary from the local school
board to state commission. Under the
bill the schoolship is made a state institu-
tion, and cadets win be appointed from
all parts Of the state, each member Of the
legislature having one appointments
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Secretary Gresham In New York.

NEW York, April a3.- Secretary oi
State Gresham, who came Co New York
on sunday spent most of the day with
eX-Secretaiy "a the Treasury benjamin II.
Bristow and j. W. Doane, wealthy bank
or, who Is also receiver and government
director OF the Union Pacific railroad.
Mr. Gresham was closeted with these gen
tlenen, it was said, until the very mo
ment Of his departure for Washington last
evening
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Insane Man Kiiis himself.

MlDDLETowN. n ", April 23-Isaao
La Forge Of Pine Bush, aged "A and de-
mented, loaded a shotgun in tho presence
Of his family and placed it in a corner OF
his bedroom. When left alone, ho put the
muzzle of the gun near his heart and pull.
ed the trigger with his toe. The charge
blew hole through his body.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
The nriaeernom Chnnged IIis Mind.

WHEELING April 80. r. Miss Tudie
Barnes has brought suit for 500, 600 for
alleged breach of promise against j. @.
McGregor late Of this city and one Of tho
best known business men in the state.
Miss Barnes claims that she had her we'd
ding tronsseau ready when MCGregor
changed his mind and married another
ladv
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
An Infnrmer Gnns Go.

CHATTANOOGA, April 23.-sam Frazier,
the man who betrayed his companions
who had entered into conspiracy % hold
up and rob the Cincinnati Southern train
at Greenwood and which resulted in The
death of Tom and Jere Morrow, has be
come raying maniac.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
About Newark People and Their Friends.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NRwARK. April 23 ~ Miss Jessie
Brewster, of Lansdowne. Pa, who has
been guest at Linden Hail, has re.
turned home
Emery Marvel. OF the University Of
Pennsylvania, visited friends here Sun.
day.
Elk Superintendent of Public Schools
Roman Tsmmany, Of Sussex county. was
Ia town yesterday.
Arthur Reynolds, OF Milford, was In
town yesterday
Q, d. Adams lie home st Bsidgeville
quite i'll
Mrs Sarah Balderson and sister, Miss
Georgia Martin, returned from Atlantic
City yesterday after quite a stay.
M g Fader attended the funeral of his
brother in Newark, N On Sunday.
George Miller, Of Philadelphia, was ir
town Sunday
It is reported that Rev. Dr. Shsnks.
principal OF Newark Academy, has ten
dered his resignation to the board OF
trustees He has accepted the call OF the
congregation Of the Head of Christians
Church.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
-Four Indian killers at Large.

HUDSON, Mass April 29- Four boys
ranging from 12 to IA years Of age have
beon missing from their homes here since
Friday, and it is believed they have gone
on an Indian killing expedition, melted
bY cheap lituratnre
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Cattle Men Arming.

WICHITA. Kan, April 8-Information
is received here from Woodward, O. NJ,
that the cattle men are arming their cow.
boys with winchesters TO resist the occu
patton Of the grazing lands Of the territory
by Dan Wagner of Decatur, Tex, who
has leased all the school lands in three o.
four counties from the territorial govern
ment
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
HoMELEss HETTY eREeN.

HOMELESS HETTY GREEN.
she Has Sl,5ao,0oG In Personal Property,
bei 50 riace THAT She Calls Home.
Nfw YORK. April 28. Assistant Cor.
poEoiion Counsel David J. Dean expected
lively hall hour when no summoned
Mrs. lletty Greon 10 the Office OF Tax
Commissioner % p. barker and asked hon
% show cause why she should not pay tax
on Si,100. oo1 worth OF personal property
in Now Yora city. And he got It,
On tho stroke Of tho hour Set down foi
tho examination Mrs Groon stalked int
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
ForesL Flres In West NirrlnIn.

WHEELING, April o. Dispatches from
several points report that forest fires are
raging in the mountains in the interior Of
this state. Fully 1000 acres of timber
land have been burned over.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Camdcn's Investigation Begun.

CAMDEN, N. J., April 23.-Commis.
sioners Beldon and Black. who were re-
Gently appointed BY Judge Garrison to in
vestigate the municipal Affairs Of this
city, began their work.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Young Mems Dance 4 Dover.

DOVER, April % "A number of the
young men Of the town will give dance
at the Hotel Richardson to night. Those
who are at the head Of the affair are
William Salisbury. w w Richardson,
Dupont Walker, William Pennewill, T.
@. Frame a. @ Heverin, T. Y. Clark, A..
B. Richardson, Il M Wilkinson and G.
c. Cole.
The patronesses will be: Mrs. James
Il. Heverin, Mrs. Beniah Watson, Mrs.
William Il Walker, Mrs Thomas s.
Clark. Mrs James Il. Wilson and Mrs.
Thomas w. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Kansas Objects to Mexican Cattle.

EUREKA, Kan, April Excitement
here over the attempt to import Mexican
cattle into this country for grazing Is still
intense. Tho state sanitary board will
meet today and decide as to the admission.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
EnrIneer Klned ID ] wreeI..

NoRToH MILLS, Vt, April ga heavy
freight train on the Grand Trunk railroad
broke in two on a down grade near here,
and the two parts coming together again
caused bad wreck, in which Engineers
Gsorge Parsons of Island Pond was killed.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Before the RerIster of wIIIs.

The case Of Myers VS.. Myers, brought
to effect the change Of an administrator,
was heard before Register Of Wills Cooch
to-day. Harry Hoffecker and Lilhurns
Chandler we're attorneys, s-
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Comnoser snoth Dad.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Professor Ed
ward A. Spoth diod at Rondout N. Y, in
his seventy year after a short illness,
Professor Spoth was the composer OF ex-
cellent religious classic and concert music.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Drornea Hcrselr nna nabv.

CHicAGo. April 93.--A well dressed wo-
man carrying a year old infant Iin her
arms deliberately walked into the lake
at the foot os Forty seventh street Both
wore droNnad.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
New Work. Assembly Rebules Nvarinr

ALBANY. April %. I'm the assembly a
resolution was adopted censuring Street
Cleaning Commissioner Waring Of New
York city for calling members Of the @.
a. r. "nensinn bnmmers. =
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Danced at west ohsster.

F D Lsckey, Herbert Mayns, F. G.
RICHTER, ". q. RICHTER and Edmund
@ Hall, all of this city and Ernest
Armstrong, of Newark, attended q dance
in West Chester on Saturday evening
1t was given at the Armory, that town
and was the last of series which have
been conducted during the season By a
quartet of young men.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
shs !. a. Llbertr 10 ~ AraIn.

The woman who gave her name as Mrs.
shields and who as taken to the Della
~are Hospital eftsr she had attempted
81 icide at No IA Irwin place. was ds-
charged yesterday tully recoFsTed.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
slrnnl. ! lllr snnnIer.

ST. MARY's. O., April a8-An oil well
just in at ST. Mary reservoir started Off
81 goo harrols pnr day. The exoitement
is greatly intensified by the news
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
30 81. l.nmrence onen

MONTREAL, April 23-The FIRST steam,
eI Of the season, the Tiber Captain J.
Delisle, arrived here.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Three chilaren cre,nated.

QUINCY, Fla, April 90 The house of
Joe Robinson (c1loredl, six miles from
Quincy, burned, and thicgof bis childlen
pariehed
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Married ro-davat BIaolIbIrd !

Miss Mary Emily Monroe and Charles
Il. Smith, OF New York, ware married to
day at the home OF tho brides m Sther,
near Blackbird, Ths ceremony WAS per
formed by Rev, r A Clayton, rector Of
the Clayton Protestant Episcopal Church.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
trbor nav M ,Iassnehusetts.

BosroS. April 23.--Govcrnor Green
halge hos issued a proclamation appoint.
Ing Saturday, April 25. MS Arbor day.
Beautiful Comfortable Book.
You want something artistic FOR your
centre table. Something that will instruct
as well as amuse. Well. set copy %
Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
10 cloth and gold. Il is beautiful port
folio ~ artistic MASTER pircss aud 81 rs
will huy IL Made te sell At SO Oni D
few left Apply at EVENING Journal
cffiee
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Club Man Gather full ~ wish you'd (hlcl
take me no ne. DO yon know where (hicl
liver Z liceman-"Wha's the name OF your
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

The most remarkable cures OF scrofula on
rec I'd have been accomplished by Hoods
Sars4parilH This medicine IL uns qualied for
dis ase OF the bl od Take only Hoods.
Hopd's Pills are Handmade aud perfect IN
proportion and appearance 2bc.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Go to Hiram xergss's Art rooms j I
East Third street for Elstu.s frtmss.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
Beaut,fui ceuter-rabie Book.
lTEMs oF lNTents1

I'm 20 case oh dc trusted employo" sal
Uncle hben, you KANT allus i-dge by ap.
earEncer, but yoh Is sometimes 'hNged ter
iohm berry rusitive conclusions by disap
peaiancts. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

~ m1nunicatione intended for tns.zttun
hi. column should be addressed to Bsuslaiy y
Editor cere OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Oosa-
tns Depar only
Evening journal., 1895-04-23

Go to dental parlors, Tenth and Market,
with your scning teeth More than
ii 600 badly decayed teeth extracted
within year and a half. Room 6.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wilmingtonians Enjoy a Dance
at West Chester.
A DANCE AT DOVER TONIGHT

To BE Given BY the Young Men of the
Town WILMINGTON Guests Likely to Be
Present-Personal Mention of Whining
ton People and Their Friends Marriage
at BIackbird.
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cement
Imported and domestic.
Best brands
George q. Mccall Company.
Eighth and Shipley Streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-23
An clopmdia for Sa.e5,

Only few copies left Of Rand, McNally
& Co.'S Encycly and Gaza6eeT
which will be disposed of at 81 25-which
is barely the cost OF manufacture This Is
q work Of SEQ pages and is a condensation
OF the Encyclopa iia Britannica Cham.
bers' Encyclopedia, etc. with the addi
tion of much original matter treating Of
American subjects. It contains so colored
maps and 1000 sngravlngs aod is tbs
cheapest work ever offered Ia this city
Apply for one at the EVENING JOURNAL
of11ea
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05

Mr.. Grosvenor, RIP, ohiol. chairman
Of the Republican CAUCUS. placed in
nomination for Speaker Thomas
Bracket Reed. Of Maine. Mr. >sy~rs,
Dem, Texas, presented the name of
Charles r. Crisp. Of Georgia: and Mr..
KEN, Pop. Nebraska. placsd In ,'osn-
iuation John &. Bell, af Colorado
The result Of vote vas: Keed, "a /:
Crisp. -: Bell. 6: gaih-rson, /: total.
-.
WAsutxsToS, Dec. s-The United
/ stairs senate was called 10 order NJ
noon to-day by Vice President steven
/ son. The Gecorum of tie upper branch
+ of Congress il seldom dist urbed, even
| by the opening OF Congress and to-
/ day with crowded galleries and . gen.
eral air Of expectancy there was thu
same even and unrufi'ed procedure
which charac,eriz-s the senate
| Al l. 80 O'Clock recess OF an houI
was taken and at / 20. when the sen
ate reeonyen.d, Mr.. l'rnden. Of tn,
White House s,af, VAIN the chamb-
with word that the Presidents mes
sage would not be submitted to-day.
Therefore at | 80 o'clock, on mo, ioI
of Mr.. sherman, the Senate sd djourne'
unit; Tuesday. when The President
message was read.
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05
W. r. HENRY AT TARBOR0.
A Stirring and Effective Speech Which Is
Applauded by the People.
For The CaucaSian.)

A Stirring and Effective Speecu "nlch IS
Applauded by the People.
For The Caucasian.
TARBORO, \. c., Nov. 30.
Hon. w. r. Henry addressed an ap-
nreciative and enthusiastic audience
here on the Goth instant. His speech
was able, convincing, unanswerable
and eloquent, and he was heartily ap-
plauded throughout its delivery. 1t
made an excellent impression. The
cause of the Peoples Party was ably
championed, and he present conditions
of the country, the restlessness OF the
masses were presented in most
graphic manner.
Mr.. Henry adopted most effective
method of showing how the Demo-
cratic party had failed to execute the
trust that had been committed to it. A
blackboard, with the pledges made in
the Democratic platform of 1892, was
suspended against the court house
wall, and as he discussed each promise
showing that it had not been kept. he
would defy any one TO disprOve his as.
sertIon, then the pledge was rubbed
out.
Thirteen distinct pledges were made
by the Democrats, and the only one
that had been kept was the repeal O
the Federal election law. AS eaci
broken pledge was erased from th'
board the audience gave their approva
by applauding the speaker. The dam
nable record of the party of Grover ant
Ransom was shown up in its true light
Mr.. Henry's peroration was gem
the ''purest ray serene" 1t was eio
quent, full OF pathOs, illuminated wit
words that carried conviction wit
them. JAMES Is. LLOYD.
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05

Reed, OF Maine, Elected Speaker of the
House-President's Message Not SUBJ
mitted on the First Day.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Ameri-
can Congress is again in session.
Promptly at noon to-day the Senate
and House were called to order in their
respective chambers amid the scenes
and of animation and excitement
marking the opening of Congress.
The House opened quietly. AS the
hand of the clock, opposite Speakers
desk, pointed to the hour of u, Col.
Ike Hill, the Deputy Sergeant-at-
Arms, lifted into its place on the green
malachite pedestal alongside of the
rostrum the ebony eagle surmounted
mace, the emblem of the Houses au-
thority. The flag above the House Was
run up and Hon. James Kerr, the
Clerk of the last House, called the~Fif
ty-fourth House of Representatives t.
order.
Under the direction of Mr.. Kerr, th'
roll of the members was called and j
. was found that 341 of the 356 member
. were present.
IL No nominating speeches were made
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05
rRvlue 70 Fllcm LIVERY.


Dsosersry - ss CsssA~s ~ Feesssssss
0ssN-Wu % mo ISe .-css,es vssss-
Defoe, in his interesting History
OF the Devil gives him credit for
industry. ingenuity sni A. l'y ."
interest IN his seISI-s. ,h- sous O.
men. II Is 40, ften that ! sev IN.
"eloven foot" more s.aupKiy rx
posed than IL 10 found In the rse.u;
letter Of Mr.. Js.ssD u llAuy. J. "i
Villa ingfon. \. 4 10 The ks!.I."
News and Observer IN Ais''cA-s 81
n pe~ organization ~ the ii-m
craiir pAriy-
epigram, he with on. sxe-p 81 Ia {,
sceptre % wipes from existence 'h'
PopulisI Party. aud then proce-ds io
| partition between the Democrat,
90 pc r'y and the Republican part,
the issues of the day t1.i ae"u, n
| did the white mAu ptopos. % divide
game with has Indian huntsu.t ;
"You take the huzxaid aud | Tia,
] turkey, or Ill take the turkey aud
you the bp pzzard," to cit Mr.. II. want:
! l Loeai government.
/ >. Tariff for revenue only.
). The free coinage OF silver.
4. State support Of public schools.
| ). A graduated income tax.
6. Repes! of the national banking
system.
Z. Goyernms Mt by the people, for
the people.
Isn't this the political house tn.
Populists builii Then on wha,
grounds of equity or right would Mr.
B. appropriate il TO the Democrati,
% party!-I know of none, only q
rule OF Democratic % law, to take
by might in total disregard Of right
NV Populist friends, are you ready
to be thus appropriated |. for one
am not Ny fiealty once was viii
that party-with me severance j.
final. | am not welded 10 name
though I am prejudiced agains
name-I can not stand Democra
%, it is to me nauseating; to say Il
the contrary would be untrue.
am willing TO give up tho nam'
Populists if it shall he foun,
necessary Ind will support bi
me.allic-better system of Taxation
ticket representing the interest
of the masses in lieu of the classe
now governing under any name
f That of Democrat-the party q
: hitherto existence under that nam
5 is dead. Politically there is no res
t surrectiou. In this matter at leas
E am a Sadducee.
!; l write this without personal bit
! terness to my numerous. warm friend
who still cling to the sinking wreck
y NJ. J. BATTLr
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05
SILVER QUESTION IN THE WEST.
Gov. O'ConneiI, of Idaho. Insists That u
Isa Very Live Issue.

OMAHA. Neb Nov. 2..-The CONNER
ciai congress consumed a part of to-
days session in the discussion OF free
silver resolution. some hesitation Was
exhibited about provoking discussion
on this topic. but since the ice has
broken, the delegates are becoming
quite enthusiastic. The following tef-
egraur to the congress from Governor
O'Connell, of Idaho, has created con-
siderable commotion aIQong the :ele-
gates:
81 notice by press dispatches that
Mr.. Whitmore. in his remarks yester-
day said that the silver question had
recently lost ground, and that 1t is no
longer 4 subject of interest with the
convention. | beg leave To record a
difference of opinion on that subject
The delegates who constitute your
congress are sent there not by the
votes of the people, bat by appoint
ment, and suggest to you gentlemen
that you make a mistake If you indorse
any resolution announcing to the civ.
ilized world that the opinions of the
| thoughtful men in the West have
| changed on this question. Although
the people of the. West have been in.
formed from day to day that times are
| improving and that the country is be-
coming more prosperous, shipments o
gold to forei gn nations and their re-
| turns from commission houses, houses
to which cOnsignments of the produc
of the farm and range have been made
indicate that a crisis has been reached
"A few days since it was heralde'
over the United States that peaceful
opening Ofthe Nez Perces reservation
i'm this State, had been accomplished
To-day government buildings are be
ing erected thereon and labOrers EN-
plOyed there paid the muniiicent sun
of 81 per day, out of which they pay 5
a week for board.
II implOre you gentlemen, not to b
deceived. Something is wrong.
those who favor a gold standard Wi
make it clear to us that we have bee
benefited by the demonstration of sill
yer, if it can he shown TO us that 81 pc
day for the laboring man on publ
: works is better than So, that cents fC
wool is better than ID cents, the peopl
of the State of Idaho will quietly sui
nit. but so long as present condition
confront us, we will not allow such a.
B, sertions, though credited to my yer
good friend, to pass unchallenged."
After a live-hOurs discussion on final
cial issues the TraIsmississippi con
mercial congress declared for the fire
and unlimited coinage of silver, l6 to
basis, and adjourned at & p. m. III
vote was 80 for gold, 127 for silver. HO
W. j. Bryan led the friends Of Il
e white metal, and Hon. j. l.. Webste
of Omaha, led the opposition.
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05
LAND FOR SALE.

1 wish TO sell $40 acr-- of land sta
AT, one and a half miI.s from fsOli--
boro. \. G.. on Neus. river. of ~i.irh
600 are cleared and produces well corn,
cotton. peas. &C. two hundred al wbiri'
is considered very good land for 10.
bacco. and the whole j. we'll suited
and situated for any kind Of fruit aud
vegetables, and wat.rmeiops. &C
The balance of the tract u thick
with all kinds of timber, except pine
with plentiful supply Of mud Tor ma
nuring purposes. There are six goc'
tenant houses. I will sell the who'll
| for SIC. 900. one-half or one-tblrd cast
and the balance on five years time
| October 3Osh lsJJ.
W. r. FAiKcLoIH,
| octgD-ly Goldsboro. NJ
The Caucasian., 1895-12-05
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces:
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
bile physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.. contains
no mercury. and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. lr
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. 1t is taken IN
ternally, and made in Toledo, ONO
Wy +. j. Cheney Il Co. Testimonial
free. "a" Sold by Druggists. Pric
Zoe. per bottle. Zp.