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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
NORTH HAMILTON.

Farmers in Hamilton township are not
iookiug for an over production OF crops OF
any kind this year. The snow storm in
MAY with heavy frosts and June drouth has
caused great failure where the prospects Tor
An abundant crop of wheat and fruit of all
sind was quite evident the fore part OF May
Mrs. +. ii. Sisson OF Edgewood has
returned from three months visit among
.elatlves and old time friends in the State OF
New YORK near Buffalo. An aunt OF Mrs.
". Pearce, a Mrs. koon, accompanied her
home; this being her first visit 10 her friends
n tins part of Michigan. Mr.. ana Mrs
Albert SeabrIug of Grand Ledge spent a
week visiting Mrs. Seabring's brother ana
family, Mr. and Mr.. L. Potter.-Mr-.
Jennie A Foglesang, a former resident OF
this place, bat now of Springport. visited
with relatives and neighbors for few days
and met with the Ladies' Aid Society of the
a. L. church of Sckes, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Or. c. Clark, where about thirty OF
her acquaintance were assembled. All had
an enjoyable time.-Mrs. John McLaren
IS very sick at this writings Mrs. hnIcker-
booker Is also under the doctors care.-=
Mr. David Bell formly OF Sickels, but now
of North Star township, has had heavy
shock OF paralys SIS and II III a dangerous con-
diion.-Miss Abbie Curtis of tindlay,
ONO. has returned TO this place, the home of
her childhood. She II visiting with relatives
n and near Edgewood aud l. IN very poor
health.=-Mrs. Martha Derry has been
making fine Improvements on her farm 10y
.1ildlng new fences, and has just had new
aOuse put up that l. now all done only to
plaster. Remiey on section one u
Also making a nice Improvement by adding
q new kitchen TO MS upright and putting
stone wall under the whole buiiding.==
Miss Isabelle Wrlghley closed her third sue
ees-ful term Of school on June y IN District
No. ! = The many young friends ana AS
sociates of Henry +. Foglesang, former
school boy of District No. (, who also be
came a student and graduate of Herring
tons College, st. Louis, will be pleased to
hear of his success IN business since leaving
his home IN Hamilton. de j. now resi-
dent OF Sprlngport, Jackson county having
gone there two years ago to enter IN business
~ a clerk and book keeper in the dry goods
store OF l. +. Roberts merchant and banker
OF that village, having given &C OF satlsfac-
ton IN that capacity was called to assist IN
the banking house of the same firm. One
year ago he was promoted to assistant cash
Ger. TWO weeks ago ne was again promoted
and now fills the office OF first cashier, and
gas presented with a nice suit Of cloths from
h3s Children's Day was ap-
Erorrately observed in the Nj. l.. church ut
Sickels June 9th; the new program was high
y entertaining AS well a. instructive.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
S, V. NEWARK,

oats are very short ana hay l. no crop at
all. Corn looks very good, also wheat. ==
Miss Nellie Howland's school closed last
FRIDAY, after a very successful term OF two
months. Mis- Wreatha Dalghaah has been
engaged 70 teach the fall term. -= Miss
Nellie Day of Farwell is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Earl Richards. alter Jewett had
visitors from Mason last week. Brad
Carer called Oh John Carter and family
last Saturday. The Newark base bali
te im crossed bats with North Star and East
Newark last Saturday; score Il to Is favor
Eat Newark. The Newark boys play the
townsend nine next Saturday at the formers
ground. -. L. Richard visited his pa
rents sunday Simon Downs l. work
III in North Star.-Mr. Jewe.t has plant
ed seventeen thousand cabbages this season
kip LOOMS Is making the cellar for
his new house. THE Aid society meets
with Mrs LOOMS next Wednesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

last week and purchased large stock of
dry goods.-Jas. Devoir left Monday for
Montana where he intends to go IN to the
shoe business. =Mr. Ellis the iron bridge
man, completed two bridges, one near town
THIS makes four iron bridges Fulton has put
VI ia less than one year; this we consider 4
move in the RICH direction. -. r.. smith
furnished Geo. Wallace with twenty screen
door= for his new house. IL. Prnden Is
building a wood shed tor his grandpa. ===
Robt Blauteru started Monday morning,
looking for new field OF labor. We wish
him success. Don't forget TO come 20
Parrinton the eth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
NORTH STAR.

There will be grand celebration at North
STAR July Fourth. The exercises are A. fol
lows: Bicycle race for ladies. First prize
$500; second ~. Bicycle race for gentle
men. First prize, $500; second $500. Run
ming race, gents, 100 yards, First prize
$1,000; second So 90. Ladies running race,
First prize $500: second g 90. Shoe race.
First prize ~ 90. Wheelbarrow race, First
$500; second $500 Horse race. 20 rod dash;
prize $1,000. There are some of the attrac-
tons Of fun; Others will be given; SEE bills.
IL b. Gardner Of Lansing will deliver
the Grafton of the day, He i a notable ora
tor. The Elsie and North Star bands have
been engaged. At . O'Clock the town will be
taken by 100 Horribles f. in ye olden times
Entries for races must be in by L. O'Clock
July 4th.-Mrs, Belding has returned
from visiting her daughter. Mrs. '. -. Pal
mer in Mecosta Go. -=Mr r. " Bryan.
OF St Louis has been hers the last two weeks
endeavoriug 20 organize al Independent
Order of Foresters =Friday morning
Ellevy Collins left some money IN his room.
and on his returning found it missing FL
levy says he will make il warm for the thief
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

j Rurton 10 b ID Bailey pt ne of
swi sec Fulton. Gee. 100 90
Sarah T. Merritied To John Peters
W. of e16 of swi SEQ North Star 800 90
; r Watkins 10 Geo McMurfey nj
of Sc /! of ne sec Sumner ......... so 90
james Enller 10 James Norden sw Of
sw of ne sec El5a..,............ 20 90
Charles Daggett 10 Frank Wcodman
pt lois BAG and 3i7 Ashley ...,. 200 90
Marcus poliasky 10 Michael FG!N--
ky pt lot ! blk , Ely add Alma 300 %
q NJ Brown 10 Louisa f. Seayer pt 1t
blk lthaca. .................... 500 70
Emma Loud by Heir. 90 David Hull
sc of NV sec 30 North STAR. 4l2 10
Elva Lewis TO Albert q Everett pt
blk - CHEESEMAN'S add 81. Louis Oh
Albert \ Moye TO Cha- + Stockrider
60 acres of nl2 RI NV OF sec 10
North Star .................... 1919 90
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
SUMNER.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Palmer oil the Palmer House
AT Ithaca were the guests of |. +. Tucker :
family last Tuesday .-Bernice Dayton
has been quite sick but l. getting better.
-I. +. Tucker visited Ithaca last Tues
day.-Nrs. Harris and daughter of Coral
are the guests of Ralph Peck's family
Oar neighbor Henry Clark Is on the sick
li>t-A goodly number of Sumner :
people took IL the sights at Crystal Lake
last Sunday, and also witnessed the ball game
between the first nine of Sumner and the
Crystal nine The scores were 20 TO u in
Summers favor. That was good. boys
The "a nine played game with the Ely
nine last Sunday their scores were 81 and 30
IN favor of the Ely boys A. West Is
ont of town; we understand he has gone to
Lake George. A. Button and Will
Button and wife visited relatives IN Alma
over Sunday, "A good many attended the
picnic last Friday. LEO Shaffer was in
town Tuesday, making arrangements to send
two of the Macumber boys to the Industrial
school Some of our people attended the
camp-meetng at Elm Hall last Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
RIyERDALE.

Vim. ID. Strong will occupy the newliyery
barn: +. II. Leonard will go to Ama.
II il understood that Mrs III. Bunker will be
he new landlady at the Commercial House.
DIR. Morey was in Ithaca Saturday last.
There will be some new floors laid IN
The hotel before the change in occupants.
We're there no opinionated people, in
deed this would be a dull world. There
was no meeting on Thursday night of last
week relative 10 the building of grist mill
and elevator: probably the farmers think
they will not need one this season, unless one
be constructed that will elevate and grind
ont water for general purposes, "a rain, that
much needed commodity, we get none of il
THE little whistler has recovered from
scarlet fever and is again at home =
Charlie Going and family visited Sunday in
Dushville. Mrs RObt Osborn and
niece will start Thursday for an extended
fisited IN Reese. A. Smith, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs +. II. Leon
ard. tor the past few weeks, returned to her
home in West Branch on Monday. -The
Lady Maccabees purchased fine organ an
naue oak and laid down the spot cash for il
last Saturday Prosperity and disposition
70 continue seems TO prevail in our local
hive and Riverdale may be justly proud OF
IL acquisition; rs a band of harmonious
sorkers they are indeed diligent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Some Day.

Some day, some gladder day my hand will
touch
The chords that now are silent In my harp,
And that sweet song that could never sing
WIZ burst In raptures from my happy heart,
Some day, some happy day.
Some day the voices that have called to me
Long from the mystic realms OF shadow
land,
VIII WOO me nearer and my ears will catch
Some message sweet that will understand,
Some day, some happy day.
Some day the blooms OF hope that would not
bear
For me though tended well, the rosy fruit
VIII bloom again about my pathway fair.
In summer climcs will ripen rich and sweet
Some day, some happy day.
Some day know not where or when twill be,
But all the radiant glow that lit the skies
or my lost childhood will shine forth again.
And that TO me will be fair Paradise.
Some day, some happy day
memphis Commercial-Appeal
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
swingin'

Out 'er Their later patch, drOppin Their hoe
lust wher green hill ends u row,
sun gettin' hot al Bob an me
Jest cr-b bout tired ez We kin be,
Lane all cool with rustliu green,
Biggis oil oaks yer ever seem
Cnhar ther gate, a-straddle Their top,
Like ter keep going an never stop,
Swing!n', swingin', swingin
On Their oil gate ia the lane.
Tell yer what, it's Jolly place,
Soft green leaves a-switchiu' yer face,
Sky blue above an daisies below,
Every place Whcr a flower kin grow,
Birds a-singin on every tree,
Whistlin' in tune ter Bob an me.
Their gate a-creakin an We on top,
Like ter keep goin an never stop,
Swingin', swingin', swingin',
On Their oil gate IA Their lane
Cows a-splashin in Their brook below,
Ducks a-swimmin IN a stragglin row,
Doves accom- IN ther loft close by,
Swallers a-buildln Their nests up high;
Much Nv wonder at Bob an me
Purity nigh happys We kin bef
Gate er-bobbin till We almos drop.
Like ter keep goin an never stop,
Swingin swingin, swingin'
On Their oil gate in Their lane
Walter :. Stranahan, in Chicago Record
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
ST. LOUIS.

The city Is getting to the front as the
sportsman's home. A short time ago The
Sportsman Club of ST. Louis was organized
and now the latest is a base ball stock com
pany with capital stock of $1,000. The bicy-
Gle club Was organized earlier. and the next in
this line we have not learned, but it will
come probably soon.-The base ball
team played Edmore's on Tuesday last and
made remarkable score-probably the best
that has been made in the state this year,
t. IN favor of st. Louis. The boys now
think they are ready to tackle anything that
comes along Rain j. still badly needed,
lot III drops A. mas been coming, a sprinkle
or two At a time. but IN old fashioned tor
rents. -Busine-s l. beginning TO slacken
some. at the approach of the dull season.
An lncipeut blaze was started Tue sday
night at the mill yard east of Claggett's mill,
but wa extinguished before IT had got under
much headway.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

Wandering Oh some land belonging 70
Earl Derby, "a collier CHANGED to meet tns
owner of knowsley face TO face. his ioru.
ship inquired if the collier knew he wal
walking on his land.
Thy landi Well, I've got no lana my
sell" was the reply, and IN IKE 10 WaI =.
On somebody's. Wbeer dIa "a" so'
fro'r"
oh" explained his lordship, ~ got it
from my ancestors"
And wheer did they get it fro'i" queried
the collier.
They got it from their ancestors" was
the reply.
And wheer did their ancestors get IL
fro'f"
"They fought for it,"
"Well, begad, " said the collier, squsrins
up to the noble earl, IN feight thee io'
itp'-London Tt-Bits.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Art OF Chinese BurGlnrs.

The Chinese burglar takes an ingre.
dent Of his own, burns it and blows
the smoke through the leyholc of the
bedroom where the master of the house
is asleep. The fumes dull the senses of
the victim just enough TO make him
helpless, while at the same time per
hitting him 20 see and hear everything
that goes on in the room. The only
antidote against the charm IS pure wa.
ter, and most of the wealthy Chinese
sleep with a basin of this near their
heads
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
FOREST HILL.

Mr.. VIM. Moody and Mrs. silas Moody
went to Ohio yesterday to spend three or
four weeks Mrs. Kapp Of Ann Arbor l.
visiting at the home of her father Nh Geo.
Pit and other relatives here. She has just
returned from Cripple Greek, Col. where she
went 70 accompany home her son Dr. Kapp
who has been very sick, and who l. here with
her.=-Mrs. Cora Wood sister from
Isabella county is visiting her.-Farmers
are progressing finely with their haying if
they don't get much. IL. l.. Garfield
sent a bushel Of very nne cherries which were
picked from the farm of Ira Moody, to his
parents in Berrien county last Tuesday
Mrs. Sarah Robinson returned to her
home in Muskegon on Tuesday accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Smith and son of Virginia,
and her mother Mrs. j. Parkinson. After a
visit to Mrs. Robnson's home her mother
will accompany Mrs. Smith TO Virginia
=-Rev. James Egbert of Shepherd was in
town last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell of Isabella county made a flying visit to
her sister Mrs. Cage Wood. while passing
Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Dorne of Shepherd
visited relatives near here the first of the
week. Miss Belle huffman OF ST. Louis
spent Sunday here. Mrs. Otto Mey ia
enjoying visit from her sister Of Perrinton
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
FRED FULLERTON, Alma. Mich.
Correspondents, Take Notice

Correspondents will get communications
20 ns not later than tuesday hereafter, a. a II
papers of the Gratiot County Ptg. Go. Will be
issued earlier. We can not insure insertions
OF regular letters reaching us at ~ Louis
later than 1uesduy. II any thing very I'M
portant happens, send an extra, which Will
be in time If sent direct to the papers AT the
home offices respectively, If 1t reaches Us
Thursday forenoon. Late matter should be
sent 10 all three papers separately, as the
outside of each paper l. set at home.
,s Next week Is the eth: We wish to cele-
hrate too. All matter must reach Us oy Mon
day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
PERRINT0N.

II. ID. Curtis was in Ithaca Monday on
business connected with the celebration Ia
be held here July 4 The bills have been
printed and distributed throughout the coun-
try, and good time may beexpected as Per
rinton never does any thing by halves. Hon
). b. Daboll will deliver the Grafton, which
in itself will amply pay any one to come
and hear.-F. f. Stroup went to Detroit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

Every year a number Of boys are
sent from Siam by the king 90 England
10 learn different things. one learns
upholstery, one learns typewriting'
one learns languages, one learns sci
ence. and so on. When they return TO
Siam each takes with him some differ
ent information 20 impart 10 Others.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoFia.
Slort~ightedness

To waste your money Oh vile, dirty watery
mixtures, compounded by inexperienced
persons. when you have the opportunity of
testing Ottos cure free of charge. Why will
you continue 10 irritate your throat and
lungs with that terrible hacking cough when
b ). Webb will furnish you free sam
pie bottle o. tn, great guaranteed remedy
Hold bottle of Otto'- cure 10 the light and
o serve it, beautiful golden cDlor and thick
heavy syrup. Largest packages and rurest
goods Large bottles zoe and 25c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
ELM HALL.

The VI. L. camp meeting at this place
commenced the 10Th inst and will continue for
some time. A great chance ID DO good, even
at home.=Mrs. Ida Cooley of Grand
Rapids is visiting friends at the Hall for a
few days. Boyer was IN town Sat
urday and Sunday of last week visiting his
children and other friends The chill
drens day exercises at the NJ. L. church last
Sunday was success, as L. all the work of
our little folks.=-On Friday of last week
Undertaken Butcher was conveying the re-
mains of Mr.. Shuet from Riverdale TO Palo,
the team became frightened, throwing him
to the ground, breaking one arm, disiocatng
Mrs Clarence McComber had two of her
SONS arrested Tuesday charged with truancy
and being unmanageable. The Elm
Hall boys played Fulton a game OF bali at
Pomper last Saturday. resulting IN score
of - TO IL. favor OF Fulton Mrs. Wal
ter Hoxie visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Blair Monday. Mrs. Coat=worth of
lngham county, Il visiting her brother, W.
Is. Lathrop for a time. Mrs. Bodine left
for Ohio Tuesday morning. TO visit her faith
er, while Rev BodIue attends camp meeting
NJ Mcbride. -Rev. Miles. formerly pas
tor of the NJ. T.. church at this place, who
has been with Us for the past week, attend
ing the meeting, left for home. near Char
lotte, Tuesday We would not be sorry to
see them returned to thls charge another
year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
>leeples, Nights.

Who. but those who have had the unhappy
experience. can tell the horrors or apprecl-
ate the unhappy experience of persons trOub-
led with 7leeple-sness! The damnable hat
red of all the demons III hell tor mankind
must surely be appeased by the con
sciousness of such human suffering. The
long, dreary unhappy hours, who can de-
scribe them and why i il necessary: II you
have ever been troubled you know what they
are, and if you have been spared you have no
interest in the knowledge OF such suffering
Mrs. A. Batehain Romulous, Mich. after
describing her suffering from sleepnessness
extending over a period OF eight years, re-
ceiving at times only about twelve hours
sleep in week, writes of DR.. Nheeler's
Nerve Nitalizer a follows: II began taking
il in common doses and the first night
slept eight hours and had nap the next
day. Every night since have slept eight or
ten hours. Oh, how thankful am for hav-
ing had DR.. Nheeler's Nerve Nitalizer
brought TO my notice and for the benefit
received from it. Stop and think, eight
years of sleeplessuess and cared in day,
does it not seem like miracle; This med
icine is equally a. effective in curing nervous
prostration, spasm- fits. sleeplessuess, men
tai depression, exhausted vitality, de
spondency, sexual and general debility.
For sale by B. nDen Bergh. JuLe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.
l. Marriage a Failure p

Have you been trying 10 get the best oat
OF existence without health IN your family ;
Have on been wearing out your life from
the efect- of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
AMI lndi ,c-tiort Are you -'eepes~ at night?
Do you awake IN the morning feeling Ian
guild, with coated tongue and salow, bag
gard looks: Don't do It. \ shout in the
camp tells how Bacon's Celery King has
cured others II VII. cure you. Trial package
free. Large sizes 5)c and PC at b. S.
Webhs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
CHOICE VERSE.

Love,
Love makes the path OF duty sweet
With roses OF the May,
Though winter rains around IL beat
And winter skies are gray
And sweeter far
Meath storm OF star
To walk with love Away
He gives the rose It's white and red;
lie gives the lambs their fleece
Unto the poor dispenSeth bread
And bid, their hunger cease
" And all his ways are pleasantnoss
And al his paths are peace"
Atlanta Constitution
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Strayed

Came into the inclosure OF the under,ign-
ed, in the village of Pompeii, one poland
china sow; weight about 300 pounds. Owner
Is requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take the animal away. Dated Pompeii,
June 20 1895. G. II. JEssUP ~ 3pt3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
WOMEN TREATED FREE
Female Troubles Treated Free 10y CORES
pOndenCe by the Renowned DIR
Hartman


pondenCe by the Renowned DIR.
Hartman.
DR.. Hartman, the renowned gyuWcol-
ogist, has announced his Willingness to
direct the treatment of a. many cases
of female trouble a. make application
To him during the summer months,
without charge. The treatment will
be conducted by CORE. pondence. The
doctor will prescribe all medicines, APP
plications, hygienic and dietaro regula-
tions necessary TO complete cure.
The medicines prescribed can be OBJ
tanned at all drug stores This offer
will hold good only during the sum-
mer months.
Any woman can become regular
patient by sending written statement
of her age. history and SYMPTOMS of her
arrangement and condition of life All
cases of female diseases, including
menstrual irregularities, displacemcnts,
alterations, determinations. discharges,
irritation of the ovarles. tumors, and
dropsy of the abdomen, should apply
at once and become registered a, regu-
lar patients. All correspondence will
be held strictly confidential. No testi-
monials of cure, will be given to the
public except by the express wish OF
the patient.
Book on female diseases sent free by
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, of Columbus, ohio.
For free book on cancer addres, DR..
Hartman. Columbus ONO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
SHIFTING SANDS.
Changes in Real Estate in Gratiot Count,
For the Week Ending June -

Changes in Real Estate in Gratiot County
For the Week Ending June p
Isaac Engle ct al to James Kir-
by pit =" sec 81 Elba. ...........S $1,000 90
Vim Botsford to Sarah | Botsford ne
of w sec ~ New Haven. .......... 800 90
James W Hillicker to James W Phil
lips lot Pompeii ................. 500 90
Herman Sommer to Bertha Sommer
NV Of Sc sec % Sumner. Cos. 90
Dwight Payne to Bertha Payne lot
Village Pompeii. ......... .....,. 90
Chas o Townsend to Louis Z Gil
man 81 of sd of NV sec Wheeler G75 90
Mary + Kinney to James I Harloe
pit sc of ne sec I Elba............. SOC. %
VIM 7 Botsford to Flora T. and FL
mer w Mcdonald NV OF sw sec IL
New Haven Observation-Disclosures. 7OOO0
Bessie Cameron t. Francis l. Bevens
ut lot blk - 81. Louis .......... 4l0. 90
Ira IL. Beard to Mary Ann Beard Sc
of ne sec . Emerson .............. 10000
Almond G Tiffany to Lorenzo Cham
bers sci and ne of sw sec Wash
ington ................. .......... OUOO w
II Henion to Ruth Wilkinson ne of
ne sec IL Hamilton ............... 30 90
Chas Shinlin to Ernest Shinlin nj
of s15 of Sc sec 81 Newark 49,. 100 90
John A Weller to ID A Whitbeck lot
blk IS St Louis .............-..,. 10000
Eli W Brown 10 Lydia Mcbride ptsw
of NV sec 22 North Star. ....... II 90
Rebecca Street to Anthony Street sw
of sw sec 10 Hamilton ............ 100 90
NJ Sloan 10 w w Coon lot blk 3
Hastings add 81. Louis. ......... 150. 90
W " Coon TO Sarah + Marks lot 4
blk Hastings add St. Louis. 10. 90
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
Elixir of Mullen

l. refreshing, pleasant TO the taste and &C
ceptable to the most delicate stomach. II
enriches the blood, builds up run down
constitution makes the weak strong and il
the only remedy that will readily alay the
distressing cough without the use of opiates.
IL dispels Colds La Grippe, Headaches and
Fevers, cures Rhumatism and Kidney
trouble. and when used in connection with
our Pacal Balm, not q single case of Group.
Quinsy, Dlptheria, inflammation or Conges-
ton of the lungs has been reported fatal.
Pacal Balm Is used internally for all
Throat and Lung trouble, Catsrrh of the
stomach (GastritisJ, and Is most effectual
remedy for Group, Bronchitis. Nasal Ca
tarrh, Catarrh of the womb (Leucorrhea) and
Piles. 1t quickly soo'hes and hea wounded
or infamed flesh.
1t j. sold upon a positive guarantee. Su-
perior TO any balm IN use or none refunded.
Price % cents or five for 81. Sold by drug
gists, or address
PACAL BALM COMPANY,
s7jtf ST. Lous. Mich.