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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
MY Mothers Picture.

FoR THE BLAcKFooT NEWS.
Like a robe Of golden glory.
The sunlight seems 20 fall,
Around my mothers picture.
That hangs against the wall.
Broken hearted
She departed
Long ago.
-Tis picture Of woman
with earnest love.lit eyes,
r az shine like those Of one who Eets
glimpse OF Paradise.
And Pictured there.
Are lines Of care,
Caused by anothers woe.
No gems bcdeck her hair or throat
No rings adorn her hands
Clad like some sweet young saint Of old,
with womanly grace she stands
So noble and true;
And All, So few
Valued her love and care.
The lines confessing are on her brow,
Her face shows uauRht but sorrow,
But her past and present both conspire
To pledge bright tomorrow.
but neither time
Nor thoughts sublime.
Can brush away those lines
THAT are furrowed there.
OIL would that could look again
Into those eyee so true and tender;
Ahl May God crown your life
with more than queenly splendor.
In that heaven place
Where there's no disgrace
But all IL bright and fair.
And tho weary miles hold MS apart
whatever may bcfdll,
IN keep your image in my heart
Your picture ON the wall
Yes forever and for aye
Tillit shall wither decay.
-ANDREw MARKER.
idaho Falls, March 2sth, lsS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30

A cup of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the morning without
pain or discomfort 1t is a great
health giyer and blood purifier. Sold
by Hull & Greene.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
FIRST INTERMEDIARY.

Monthly enrolment, boys 20. girls 20: total
s.. Average daily attendance, boys 81. girls
.; total, ~. Average daily absence, boys s.
girls 0; total IL. Per cent. Of attendance. boys
10. girls 20; total. 50 Neither absent nor tardy
II. Number on Honor Roll, IL.
CLARA HoucK. Teacher.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
NJ, II ID, Week Briefly Told

/ nsdlstiet court for Fremont coun-
4 III begin on the 9Th Of April
I Opsha adyices say the beef market
\ q upuard wings its fiight
s.is Treasurer Bunting has gone
4 81. Lake City on short visit.
nluaukee had a 100000 Gre
I Vslnesday
/ Millions Of crickets have made their
oarAnoe on the bills near Boise,
slmr is sull climbing the ladder
8ams Yesterday It was quoted al
Postmaster General Bissell will
40 Down and OUT on the 4,h Of April
4 Nllson Is ready 10 succeed him,
Be- BAR6AiS AT BULL's -Two
am q 1894 Tomatoes for Is oeuts.
riah constitutional convention pro
ums 70 reduce the number Of grand
-zn ios the neE State from l6 TO J.
hr J. u. Wilder wenl 10 Ross
tri Wednesday, To hold religious
rna
uained uurse from the East, has
.m assigned 70 duty At Fort Hall 10.
faa rhool.
xn. Hardy. . prisoner IN The peai.
a,saiy attempted suicide by swallow
NJ p0Ederrd glass
LeAaags ia tho Tins table on the
y L Ry, gives Us Boise mail on
as g0oi Old schedule time
IL minstrel troupe wall DC 81 i,s
asi loaight BlScktoo, should give
.sz . cNIWdcd house
Aschcu ARE spceiing their plows
Ha FsyPadng for big crops all along
aa nil'uad 10 Idaho Faila.
Ao'v Than CITY homestead entries
1rs Esie iu tho Blarkfoos land Office
tras Tie mon,h ~ March
Safe Superintendent, F"rcaman will
y present a, the teachers association
.la q April
Women generally, will assert their
'ssl' 70 vote in school elections this
'R Over 5000 have registered in
.ay'ou Ohio, to vote at the coming
lsc,lon.
Iae minstrel show At the opera
re- this Friday, evening, will be
1nense. Give the boys a crowded
Ir1se
W Prices Cream Baking Powder
As''a'sPai Highest Medal ard Dipioma.
Parties late from Ogden say 1000
eplo will leave that city In the
Flag and summer. Many Of them
~ 'eek homes 10 Idaho.
The Aethodls, church at Boise City,
viewed 30 acccssiuns FROM the late
''''al conducted by the Phelps Bros.
Ihe Blaine aud Lincoln county
V0bles at home are still unsettled.
ne gearing of their machinery is out
0r'ier and the wheels wont turn.
Who struck Billy Pattison and what
'Oe experimental station at Idaho
aus experimenting on are two Of the
''''Iers from puzzledom.
A''uras county has had as much
usation out Of its Indebtedness and
'an'y division as there has been in
v celebrated Iowa Jones calf suits.
~ Whittier, OF Nebraska, nephew
! Attorney Il. s. Whittier Of Poca.
10 has accepted the position as
!, 'o,A'Seeper In the Hopkins Touring
WI at Blackfoot.
Montana miner shot woman In
! Vourt room at Helena, during a
~ Wednesday lie charged the
'uaa with robbing him, and step
w down from the witness stand
~ '"o shots at her. She will die.
Wy Mothers Picture" written by
oo' boy OF Bingham county, may
- ''''I' faulty in measure, but It is
poetry nevertheless. Read 1t.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
SECOND INTERMEDIATE

Monthly enrolment, boys IL. girls "a; total,
Ss Average daily attendance. boys 70. girls
q; total %. Average daily absence. boys /.
girls 3; total. l. Per cent. OF attendance,
boys % 81. girls s5H; total 80 e-ls Neither alb
sent nor tardy II. Number on Honor Roll. IL.
EDNA FIFE, Teacher.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30

D"uusi s'O,uOU Tor the Normal school,
at Lewiston and Albion, and s25 OOC
for the Insane Asylum.
There Is not county prisoner il
jail Uncle Sam is keeping two fol
the June term OF the United States
court
Don't walt for Arbor day 70 plant
trees. Begin early and close with 4
big planting on that day. Make Black.
foot ysritabie Grove City.
Boise City public building, for which
an appropriation was made by con.
gress, will NJ. be built this year nor
next
Ex-Congressman John HALEY gives
i a. bis opinion that the Blaine-Lin.
cola county bills are unconstitutional
United States Attorney Forney was
Al Glenn's Ferry, yesterday, prosecu.
ting parties for perjury 10 certain
land eases.
Woman suffrage has grown TO be a
very live issue 10 the Utah constitu.
slonal convention. Very much alive
sept Jester and wife OF Port Hail
Indian school, have been transferred
to the Plandreau school, Dakota, and
supl Lock Of that school 10 Fort Hall.
II. A Petit, Of Market Lake, is
working placer claim n,ar that sta.
tlou 90 suake river, at good paying
wages lie has Eve men 10 his employ.
A bnmbcr of Ogden, Utah, men will
mine tails summer In the Salmon riv-
q district Their advance guard has
reached BlackfOoL
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wsfids Fair t'ishsst Award.
The Rcxburg Silver Hammer will be
moved 10 S. Anthony; but wherever
/, moves II will keep hammcring on
the Governors anvil
comndr Zimmercr of the g A Rs
ot Nebraska, was 10 BlackfooI, Thurs
day, soliciting for the suffering mem.
bcrs Of the order 10 that State.
Captain Graves, the special agent
of the government now looking over
the irrigation schemes tor Fort Hall
reservation i soon 70 become an Ida.
hoan. Tie has purchased fruit farm
near Mciser and will settle thereon
pba,bc Cousins claims that she was
engaged to marry :hc late Senator
Fair al the time Of bis death Ah,
phtbbyl Il is better to have loved
and lost. than never to have been lov.
ei al all
The president and his cabinet OH
GERS will leave Washington for their
respective summer resorts early this
year They have nothing special to
detain them 10 Washington during
the heated term.
Idaho Falls has two non'partisan
tickets in the field for next Tuesdays
election: The second one named is
as follows
Robert Anderson, II W. Faris,
Joseph A. Clark, John NJ. Taylor
II. ]. Hasbrouck.
The Blackfoot Lumber Co, A. D.
ouautrell, manager, has an attractive
nd in TnE NEWS to-day. Mr.. ouan.
trell has Eve car loads OF lumber on
the road. aud upon their arrival "'li
he able 10 Gil all orders placed WIN
him Read the oad and see what ne
will handle.
BIackfoot merchants must look al
Tor the farmers who are building up
the country around and near '0~n'
They must give them a home n'alN''
70, iheir farm products or else '"'S
will seek other fields of trade
Ada county is soon to have a nane
inc bee. Ellington, a murderer Is un,
der sentence as the victim lh's "''i
probably happen If some one oo ~
furnish the morphine for an carrier
lob for the coroner
All Wooden Hose reduced 70 p''
Q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
NOTES.

The total enrolment for the seventh
month of school was ls1. The per ct.
Of attendance for the month ending
March 22nd was ss.
Earl Houck stopped school this
week TO go to work on the ranch.
Miss Lizzie Crisweli was reelected
president of the literary society for
the ensuing two months. Miss Abbie
Stevens was elected vice. president and
Miss Lulu Hammond, secretary. Miss
Rebecca Wright was chosen chairman
Of the committee oh program, which
insures us good exercises for the next
term A full program is in process of
preparation for the next session.
Relief work, made Of paper pulp, is
one of the varieties given to the sixth
grade geography class.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
REPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF Blaekfoot for the 7th Month, End
ing March 22nd, 1895.
PRINCIPALS ROOM

Monthly enrolment, boys 20, girls 81; total
Il Average daily attendance. boys 16, girls
IL; total. 80 Average daily absence, boys 3,
girls 4: total. Z Per cent. Of attendance. boys
50, girls 81; general average sOh. Number pu.
pills present every day. boys g. girls 4; total. z.
Number on Honor Roll, s.
n MnHTTN pr-fnrfpnl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-30
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Monthly enrolment, boys le. girls 2s; total
q. Average daily attendance, boys 10. girl
q; total, 81 Average daily absence, boys 8
girls 8: total Q. Per cent OF attendance. boys
IS. girls 81: total S. Neither absent nor tard,
IT, Number on Honor Roll. Is.
MRS. c. r. STONE, Teacher.
NnTFG
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
Sl0O REWARD SlN0.

The readers e fhi~ PAPER wiil he pleased "A
learn that tAere At least one Dreaded diSva-e
that science nav been alle III iii it, stages,
ami that is Catarrh iiall'9 fatarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known TO the medical fraterni-
y. Catarrh bein4 Constitutional disease, re-
qnire> a constitutional treatment. Hans catarrll
Cue is taken internally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of tine disease and giy-
inc the patient strength hy building Hp the con-
situation and assisting nature in doing its work.
The propretor> have 50 much faith in its curative
powers. that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any that it fails 10 cure. Send for list of tes-
tnnonials
Sold by Druggists, .5c 4w5o
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

MRs SpUrHwoRlH'S WILL. 4 Boqpest fpl.
Ne{fosf Ncho4fs The VIII of Mary Emlneiine.
tSimpscn) SouthwortlI was filed at the Pro
pat' Court Tuesday, and contains the follow
ing bequesrs; To Dana B. Southwortl, $50,
Wn TO Elizabeth Chapman. daughter of Mrs
Mary + Merrill Of Toledo Ohio, 81 0o0; to
the First Parish e nitariau) Society Of Bel
fast, $1,000: to the city of Belfast, IN trust,
forever, the sum NJ 5000, the increase and
JOSIAH Simpson lot IN Grove Cemetery IN
goo. order and condition. The Will further
reads.
All the rest. residue and remainder of my
estate and of which | may die possessed |
give, bequeatll and devise to the Central
School District Of said Belfast for the pnr-
pose follow wing:
lst. The amount Of this Request Shall be.
invested or put at interest so that an increase
may accrue and SO kept until sufficient
sum shall be accumu lated by increase from
interest pr profit, by subsequent bequests or
gifts or in some other way, to provide for
the erection of a schoolhouse within said
district suitable to accommodate at least
four of the schools.
md. When tie sum becomes sufficient
for such purpose the money shall he used
for building such schoolhouse as is indi-
Gated above.
Dana b. Southwortb and John q: Brooks
are appointed executors.
Since the Will was made the Central
School District has been abolished, and it
hequest viii 60. Tie intent Of course il
PLAIN and no doubt the wishes Of tile testa-
tor will he respected.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

school committee next Monday evening at
$50 O'clock
The meetings OF Thomas HI Marshall Re-
lief Corps are suspended until Friday even
ing, September 9th.
"Old Hydrant' engine, No. 2, which has
been at the Head Of the Tide, WAS returned
/ to the engine house on High street Yesterday
The Ninterport free library has been
/ success from the start The first ,lav 50
| volumes We're issued the second, MI ana the
third %.
F. NJ. Sanborn has bought Of g. H. Hvwes
and Mrs. Mary a Hartman \ lut of lana
on Lncolnvllle avenue ana wi.l build a
house thereon.
The North church sunday school lad
picnic yesterday ia the vicinity If Saturday
Cove, going and returning by buckboards
and private conveyances.
Mears y Pitcher are making sign for
their music store after a new design. Tie
board is flush, without finish on the edges,
and tAe letters are raised gothic With the
face gilaed and tile edges colorea They are
set on dark sanded background
There was a gathering at WinGermere
Park, Unity, last Friday with a good attend
ance " teams from tie surrounding country.
though very few awaited themselves Of the
excursion rates on the railroad the dir4e-
tors Of tie comranv HELD 4 meeting and
voted to construct a reservoir II th4 sprjny
the waters of which have been ,nalvz-d and
shown to he highly mineral. =. q BickneIl
and Capt. Baker Went to I-nitv Yesterday III
build the reservoir
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

Warren H. Paul died at his home at No. -
illness OF hut four days. He was stricken
with paralysi Tuesday morning and did not
regain consciousness. He was son of the
late James and Sabria Shihles Paul and was
born in Belfast June IL, 1850 When Young
man he went to California and remained
there several Years, but afterwards came
east to Illinois on account Of his health.
which had been affected " tile damnuess IL
the mines. After residence of wears in
Illinois ne returned t. Belfast in lS66 and
took his fathers farm, un which he lived
until the buildings We're burned in 1870 He
wed on the Nelson Wight place On the Lin
conviilt Centre road awhile and then NOV
81 to the place On Cedar street, where he
ended his days. He never married. hut
cared for the younger children of his fathers
family Az though they We're his own laugh-
tiers TWO sisters and two half-sisters sur
vive him. They are Mrs. S. T. Edgcomh,
Misses Amelia, Ella and Mabel Paul, all Of
Belfast. He honorable anu upright i'll
all hIs dealings, unassuming i'll manner, and
respected by all who knew HIM. He Joined
the Masonic fraternity III California, and az
mitted To Timothy Chase Lodge of Belfast.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon at
the home Of James p Wight on Linconville
avenue, Rev. y N. Leighton officiating He
was buried II the family lot in South Belfast
cemetery. Flowers We're furnished by Ella
and Mabele Paul, Mrs s. I. Edgreomb
Mrs. y. Pottle, Mrs. Dntfie, Mrs. Everard
Wilson, Miss Myra Du file. j a. Paul, Mrs
Percy Edgecomb, Mrs. I. b. Dinsmore Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman, Miss Harriet Wight,
Mrs. j \. Sleeper. MIS- Barr ana Mrs. Ill
Wiley.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

The use of a bunch of sweet peas instead Of
bottle Of wine at the latest launching in
Maine will meet the approval Of many peo-
pie. 1t is waste Of less expensive material
and saves transportation charges There is
no Wine in Maine, but sweet peas grow there
in profusion- Fall River Herald
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

SwASvILLE Henry Cunningham and Jew
Ell bowling visited n East Lowell last week
n. Mrs. bowling of Maiden, Mass. is visit
ing her sister, Miss Louise Cunningham
G. L. Morrill, was in Parkman On business
last week. y. Mrs. Emily Nickerson of Ban
gor is visiting friends il town. The H. A
S. will meet at A. S Nickerson's Aug. 22nd
A. Mrs. Augustus Thompson and daughter
Desire Of Frankfort are stopping at Josiah
Nickerson's Miss Littletield OF Waterville
is visiting at f NJ. Stevens Nv. Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. Dam Of Monroe werr il town Sunday.
... The Sunday school memorial services at
the church last Sunday We're very impress
sve. Rev. +. l.. Payson Of Lisbon Falls de
llvered an interesting address The floral
tributes We're larger and more numerous
than ever before. As each succeeding wear
brings us more graves ~ decorate the re-
manning friends are DRAW 4 together In a
closer bond Of friendship. Sunday school
at l O'Clock next Sunday sermon at >
Mr.. George II Lihhey Of Unity was the guest
uf his aunt Mrs. Il. G Royal. recently.
The dance at Cunningham's hall last Satur-
day night was well attended and all pro
bounced Il a good time. .. A little son Of
| Stilllnan Flood fell from i cart last Thurs
day and hurt ms arm quite badly Mr.. H.
+ Greeley of Bar Harhor formerly Of this
town, Recently presented the Union sunday
school With ~ To BE- expended for library
books Mr. &. will please accept the thanks
! of a grateful community .- Many of our
| citizens attended the encainpment at North
port Tuesday. Mrs. Mudgett IF Orrington
was the guest of her sister, Mrs Woodman
Tylor, last sunday
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

Alton w. Furbush, son If Lizzie A anl
home IN Taunton of consumption. aged y
years, , months 10 DAYS He was a special
favorite with NH and Will he missed WI u
| host of friends. He aniable, sunny
tempered and patient amid all his suffer-
ings. His work On earth was finished 81 the.
yell was lifted that openel into the lana NJ
spirits. Surrounded hy his friends ana his
grief stricken parents his last hours We're
most peaceful. He was surrounded hy tloral
offerings which We're beautiful and many
| The funeral services We're conducted ~
Rev. MI Clark of the Taunton M f.
Church, who spoke very synlnathetically ID
the family Tile deceased was hurn i'll Nor
rili, Maine, in lists. Fifteen years ago his
parents moved to Taunton, where they now
| reside. HI was buried Friday fron His ate
was at Maytiower Hill Cemetery.
80 boy was ever better to father Ill "a moth
Lighting vi ivy household rares, making
life 50 bright,
SO boy was ever kinder. he was the only
brother,
And when ~ lift the tiay seemed turned
10 night
Bat Good znoweth best 50 he took him
Leaving only memory III his Place.
| Home will not seem bright ~ What e'er they
may,
Fog from their midst they'll miss that sad
sweet face. q. d,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

John Winslow Drummond aged IS wears
ana native n Winslow. dropped dead at
Ms home, Thursday morning. Mr. Drum
mond WAS farmer. He married Miss Garlic
ton OF Nassalboro, who died several wears
ago. No children We're born to the couple
The deceased was brother Of Hon. Josiah
Druinmona of Portland
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15


A meeting of the ockholders uf the Dana
sarsaparilla Co., in lieu Of the annu Il meet
ing wiil be held at the laboratory in Belfast
Saturday. August oath, 1t 10 ofciock a III.
a hop at the Crosby Inn Monday evening
gotten Up n the young people, wa 4 very
enjoyable affair. Tile Milsic Ma MI HAY
ener's Orchestra Thilty-fve couples Were
present.
GRor EErpEr The August crop bulletin
iSSuea W. tha State agricultural department
has the following report tor Waldo County
Fewer beetles ne blight. no Bordeaux
miNturt Aprie- dropping badly High
land hay VII cnt Gram heavy and we'll
headed Wld mustard and plantain have
come nTu the county quite extensively
Much more hay than THE indications Of last
4 month warranted.
Tie promenade concert at Belfast Opera
House for the benefit of the Belfast Band
last Friday evening was ems Of the successes
If Tie season, unsteady, socially and tinan-
cialv. There was large attendance and
all were very pleasantly entertained Tie
music IN tile band was excellent and a solr
IN Mi j. Il. Hanshue WAS heartily enc@retl
Tie affair netted the band 500 The mem
| beers a the land fully appreciate the efforts
put forth hy ihe ladies II Belfast in behalf
/ If this entertainment, and feel iteply CRATE
fu to the public for tile liberal patronage.
a oNE-LEGGEp WHEELMAN. Z. + Whit
| lleN III Dover was in Belfast last Sunday L
guest IF +. A. Howard. Mr. Whitney's left
Leg is amrutated above the knee yet he
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

Rev. l.. 7. Quincy, one of the oldest Bap-
list clergymen n Maine, died at tie resi-
dence of his daughter, MIS- Melcher, III
Auburn, Thursday, at the age of Isl His
death was due to general debility, though
probably fastened by an attack of pleurisv
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

Myra r., wife u " Z. Caswel, died ii
the hom= Of Frank B Neal, on Congress.
street. Aug oth, aged IA years, n months
~ GAYS Mrs Caswell was horn III uniol
and was the daughter Of Capt. Samuel Stone
She was converted when about nineteen
years Of age ana joined THE Methodist Erls
Ter untl called from labor to reward. SIZE
lived a consistent Christian life was faithful
An Wifi AND mother, ana h-r departure \.
nouruel BY me husband ana daughter, INV
brothers ana a large circle OF friends
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
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They are beyond all doubt the greatest skin
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-26

applied to the reduction OF the burdens OF
taxation now leved upon the domestic in
dustries of this country.
Resolved, That we pledge our support
to fair and liberal pensions to ex-Union
Resolved, that we condem the falacy Of
protecting American labor under the pres
ent system which open our ports to the
pauper and criminal classes OF the world,
and crowds out wage earners; and we de.
nounce the present ineffective law against
contract labor and demand the further
restriction of undesirable immigration
Resolved. That we cordially sympathize
shorten the hours of labor and demand
rigid enforcement Of the existing eight
hour law on government work. and ask
that a penalty clause be added to said law.
Resolved That we regard the maintain
cenaries. known as the Pinkerton system,
as a menace to our liberties, and we de-
mand its abolition. and we condemn the
recent invasion of the territory of Wyo-
assisted by Federal officers.
Resolved, That We commend to the
thoughtful consideration of the people
and the reform press. the legislative sys-
tenn known as the Initiative and Refer
endum
Resolved. That we favor constitutional
provision limiting the office of president
and vice president to one term and pro-
viding for the election of the senators by
a direct vote of the people.
Resolved That we oppose any subsidy
or national aid to any private corpora
ton for any purpose.
H. E. TAUBENECK. Chairman, Marshal.
j.. Il. TURNER, Secretary. Georgia.
LAWRENCE MCFARLAND. Secretary.
N. C.. RANKIN. Treasurer. Terre
Haute, Ind.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-26
The finest and best whiskey in the
market is Uncle Sans Monogram.
S1OO Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucuous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The propri-
etors have SO much faith in its cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Humid.
red Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, f. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.