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The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

The night blooming cereus blossoms about an hour before midnight, but the approach of daylight the flower is complete wreck, having lost all its beauty and fragrance.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

believe my prompt use of Piso's Cure prevented quick consumption.-Mrs. Lucy Wallace, Marquette, Kans., Dec. 12, '95.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
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Running sores broke out on my thighs. Pieces of bone came out and an operation was contemplated. had rheumatism in my legs, drawn up out of shape. lost ap- petite, could not sleep. I was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worse and finally gave up the doctor's treatment to
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

It is easy to learn something about everything, but difficult to learn every thing about anything.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
Misdirected Energy,

"A man dat am allus lookin foh CT argument, said Uncle Eben, "am in frequent cases de man dat orter be lookin foh work "-Washington Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

The iron grasp of scrofula has no mercy upon its victims. This demon of the blood is often not satisfied with causing dreadful sores, but racks the body with the pains of rheumatism until Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
 "NearIy four years ago became af- hicted with scrofula and rheumatism.
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take Hoods Sarsaparilla. Soon appetite came back; the sores commenced to heal. My limbs strengthened out and threw away my crutches. l am now stout and hearty and am farming, whereas four years ago was cripple. I gladly rec ommend Hoods Sarsa parilla." URBAN HAMMOND, Table Grove, Illinois.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
HOW TO KEEP HOUSE.


 With all the luxuries and pleasures of this life, its big enjoyments and its smaller comforts, there is an effect or antithesis which we have to contend with in the form of aches and pains. In some way and by some means every one has touch of them in some form at some time. Trif1ing as some of them may be, the risk is that they will grow to something greater and rack the system with constant torture. There is nothing, therefore, of this kind that we have right to trifie with. Taken in time, the worst forms of aches and pains are easily subdued and permanently cured by the free use of St. Jacobs Oil. No well reg ulated household ought to be without a bottle of this great remedy for pain. One good reason for this is that some kinds of sudden pain are acute enough to be fatal, where the application of the great cure might save life. You want it also in the house at all times for hurts, cuts and wounds, and the house that always has it keeps up a sort of insurance against pain.
 Brown.-You shouldn't let little things worry you. Jones.-You would il the little things were
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

Mrs HattersoR-How did you teach your boy not to go in swimming? Mrs. CattersOn- Easy enough. Every time canght him at it gave him bath
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

Tea Garden Drips is Best Sugar Syrup for table use ever offered to the public. Makes delicious tafy candy. First-class dealers sell it.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

"And you actually aver that you learned to ride wheel without once swearing?" "Yes. felt too near an awful death to dare to pro- fane"
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

FITs.-An Fits stopped free by pr. klIne's Great Nerve Rest0rer. No Fits after first days Mar
 vicious cures. Treatise and S20O trial bottle free Fit Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch St., Pha, Pa.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

Brown.-You shouldn't let little things worry you. Jones.-You would fl the little things were twins.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

Try Germea for Breakfast.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
THE WONDER NSxE1TIEs MFilias4y, Esrge l9 Stock-LOw Prices 1928 Market St., San Francisco.

| ;ekoIL Harness Co.,, no McAllister St, San
 lI6Duiu Francisco. Buy your Harness at whole sale from the Manufacturers. Send fer catalogue.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

HOTEL PARAMOUNT BGN BGaI F. TsiI TsTE PFSP Fa%iy S. F. s15Oper day. Special Rates, month or week
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

CASES, Dixon-Borgeson Co. Send for Catalogue, S7 Market St., San Francisco.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

NnnAY AeENeY H. B. HOsmer. Carries full Developing& Printing speciality, 6O5 Market St,sF.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

@lAEnH Fn old on Installments. S2O- NHsVHsN kN lance eight months, J. ~HOhO O6&S Truman'& Co, San Francisco.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

1InVnIcc The Shirk and Referee. Strictly 0IUIUI6O High Grade. Agents Wanted. Howe Scale Co., 12 and 14 Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Stock must be reduced at least one
half You can hardly buy Muslin at
the price We will sell you we'll made
garments.
Muslin Corset Covers, high and low
neck &c each.
Good Cambria Corset Covers, square
neck, back and front 25c each.
Ten styles embroidery trimmed cor
set covers, 25c.
Ladies Choice Muslin Skirt with fine
Embroidery Rufle. 49c
White Muslin Night Dress, Empire
Style with Yoke, of thre rows of tuck
ing and two of inserting, edged with
two inch Nansook Embroidery and
also three inch Cambria Ruffie, SOC
Good Muslin Night Dresses trimmed
with 212 Cambria Ruffle, at 35c.
Ladies Choice Muslin Drawers, full
size. with two inch Embroidery Rufle,
and three tucks above, 25c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29

u at. Japanned Chamber Pals
Japanned Foot Tubs.............
Infants Bath Tubs, at. .9Sc, $1.25
II at. Bread Raiser.
q at. Bread Raiser.
Single Steamers .................
10 at. Galvenized Water Pails....
II at. Galvenized Water Pals.
IA at Galvanized Water Pails....
30 fl. Cotton Clothes Line......
40 #. Heavy Clothes Line.
10 it. Braided Clothes Line.
Is inch Wood Bowls. .............
10 inch Wood Bowls. ...........
II inch Wood Bowls. ...........
> #. Step Ladder, with bucket
holder. ..... .......
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
INGRAM CARPET REDUCTIONS.

Reg. Ingram Csc Heavy Ingram Car
pets at ...-.-.... &c
Reg sec Heavy Ingram Carpets at. 29c
Res 4Sc Heavy Union Ingram Car
pets At Observation-Disclosures. .ooc
Reg. strictly All Wool Carpets al. $50
Reg. S70c An Wool Carpets at.....49c
OIL CLOTHS. ETC.
Best Quality Table oil Cloth, 15c
Best Quality Stair oil Cloth. sc
Felt Window Shades Spring
Rollers .-........... ......-. loo
Fringe Window Shades Spring
Rollers ...-....... ........... Zoe
loft. Lace Curtain Stretcher with
Basel .-......... ............ 81 19
14-iu. Lace Curtain Stretcher
RUGS.
20-fn s. 50 MoQuetJe Rugs. .......S1 9S
90-in $500 MoQueue Rigs. . IS
SO-in $50 Smyrna Rugs. l IS
sO-in $3.50 Smyrne Rugs. . 9S
Cocoa Door Mats ............... "a
Fringed Ingram Door Rugs ....... %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
New Spring Cap@ at Least 20 Per Cent Less Than Our Former Prices
in this section of the country will you fine
VELVET AND WILTON REDUCTIONS.

VELVET AND MlLTUh REDUCTIONS.
Regular $135 Hartford Administers
al ........... .-.-..--........ 81 w
Regular S1.OO Lansdowne Velvet at
..-.-.--. .----.-... ......--.. -
Regular S1.25 Stinsen's Velvet at. 80
Regular $3.50 Extra Wilton Velvet
al .-.----..-. ......-....-.--.. %
Regular $500 Administer Velvet at
........ .............. ........ TO
CARPET CHAIN.
5000 lbs. Best . ply Quaker City
Carpet Chain .................15c 10
Reg. soc Brussels Carpets at.......S5c
Reg. 62c Brussels Carpets at.......49c
Reg. 75c Brussels Carpets at....... SIC
Reg. 90c Brussels Carpets at....... CSC
MATTINGS.
20 styles Seamless China zoe Mat
ILs .-..-.--. .....-....... ..-..I5c
50 styles Seamless Japanese 25c Mat
uhS ......... ...................Z Oc
10 styles Seamless japanese Acc Mat
with Easel ......... 100000. 10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29

36nch wide Figured Mohairs worth 25c reduced to l9c.
4Oinch wide Figured MoharS worth 50c reduced to 35c.
42inch wide Figured Mohairs worth &c. reduced to 49c
54-inch wide SIcilan Mohas worth 75c reduced to $50
st inch wide Scan MOhars worth Sl25 reduced to 9Sc
Same ratio Of reduction all through the Big Dress Goods stock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
HOusefurniShing Dedartment

it. Step Ladder, with bucket
hOlder...... ..... -. ...... ~
No. 1, Largest Size Wood Tubs. 40
10 OF. Cotton Mops. 10
Is OF. Cotton Mops. .............. Is
Mop Sticks. with Brush Holder 9
Towel Racks. ...... ........... 10
Wood Fibre Pails...... ....... 20
BOOKS.
Easter Edition of Geikie's Life of
Christ, Csc.
Easter Edition Of Farrers Life Of
Christ, Csc.
Easter Eggs, decorated, 10 and 15c.
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stantly perforated with bullets. His face
soon became uurecognizable His flesh was
shot away, in places even to the bone. 1t
soon became a CORY black Miles had on
shoes. The blood ran down and stained
his stockings. Slayton was barefooted and
still manacled.
The hideousness of the sight would have
to be seen to be appreciated. Il is said.
however, that it was Slayton's father, and
not Miles's, that was executed for a similar
crime.
Chief of Police Williams had just received
a letter from Amcricus which says that
Charles or Jesse Slayton is wanted there,
he being a convict who some time ago es-
capped from the county chaingang.
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Here are two accounts Of wondeIiui es-
canes during the terrible recent storm IN
St. Louis. Says The Post-Dispateh:
cone of the peculiar freaks of the tor
nado was witnessed at the Drumfhohd
Tobacco Compauy's building, on Fourth
and Spruce streets. A timer was on me
roof of the seven-story building repairing
the roof when the storm came up. He ran
under a little shed that had been erected
on the roof next TO the smokestack. W hen
tho worst of the tornado struck the build
ing il lifted the shed, with the timer IN
it, far up ia the sky, tWirled II ahout
hundreds Of times. with the timer hang-
ing to a scantlng of the rool, thth lhe
thing began to come down NJ teFflbie
rate. when It struck n chimney on q oul'U-
ing near Seventh street and thouteau ave
u71e tonpled it over into the street ana
then went sailing on 1t crossed Chouteau
avenue. raised in the air and continued Us
western course. 1t struck the slantnS
roof of a house on Niuth street. near lick
orr. slid down that and fell on a tree that
had been blown down by the storm. and
the timer walked out OF the sned unln-
iilr.d save for a few bruises
Saws The Globe Democrat OF FRIDAY
..EVhau the tornado struck the river. near
MORGAN street, Wednesday, evening II
caught mp and capsized a pleasure yacht
living close TO the levee- some Haf
dozen gentlemen were aboard the vessel
ana ali disemharSed except iattisou, pre-
ferring TO take their chances On terra
firma than 10 risk death ln the river,
Scarcely had his companions disemharked
when pattison was hurried into the rag
inr waters and the yacht capsized Buff
fetel los wind and wave. llr- fattlSop
started an his way to cairo and tho gulf,
and. being 4 strong swimmer he Iattled
for life with all his power Ever,- row and
then hc sank under the waters, being
repeatedly struck 10y flying missiles until
his body was q mass Of cuts and bruises
Scarcely an inch Of his flesh but showed
the marks of his terrible struggle with
the elements Finally. after being IN the
water for nearly am hour. nc was enabled
t. make tho Missouri shore a little north
of Ca~onCeier. whore ne Iav exhausted
for thirty minutes Then. pulling himself
together. he started on his long tramp
through the black night over dehris-en-
cumhered streets 10 his home. on Thomas
street, which place he reached at mid
night after such a nights experience as
feM men have survived 70 teIl."
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son. for It would have been impossible to
have quieted the surging mass by ordinary
means. Judge Butt then began preparing
for the trial.
Impaneling Jury.
"Get twenty-four good jurors" he or
defed. The room was fun of spectators and
some one Remarked:
I'VE can get them in here"
The work of impaneling a jury began.
All the while the negro had been sitting
quiet and pale in his seat. Slayton had
made no demonstration during the time
that he had sat there. but 1t seemed as if
he anticipated the awful fate in store for
him. for though he showed no emotion
there was a Wild peculiar look about his
face.
Two or three witnesses had been sum
moned in his behalf. lie told the two at
torneys appointed to defend him that all
of his witnesses were present. The attor-
neys were well known mmbers of the local
bar, forced by their duty to assume n very
repugnant task.
The work of impaneling the jury contin-
ued steadily. 1t looked as if in short
time a jury would be trying the case II
there was no interruption.
The Rush for the Prisoner.
But there was an interruption. 1t came
with the suddenncss Of an avalanche. IT
was like an avalanche i'm its character
for it swept everything before il. The law
of the statute books was powcrless-an I'M
written law reigncd in its stead.
There was suddenly heard a rush ana
roar down at the foot Of the building. Ine
noise of the tramping Of hundreds OF m
furiatcd men was heard on the stairway.
Suddenly the mob reached the topmost
stair. Excitement reigned supreme in the
courtroom Everybody knew that the
dreaded climax had come There was
surging against the door. There were
shouts and calls from an enraged, mad
dened mob without.
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THE DEAD IN ST. LOUIS.
The List Continues To Grow and the
End Is Not Yet.

St. Louis. June 1.-At . O'Clock this af-
ternoon The Chronicla compiled the fol
lowing table as the latest list of fatali-
ties:
Known dead in St Louis. 1es.
Unknown dead in st. Louis S.
Fatally irjured in St. Louis. IS.
Missing in st. Louis. 1ls.
Known Ccad in East st. Louis, lis.
Unknown dead in East St. Louis. }.
Fatally injured in East St. Louis. =
Total fatalities. 400
The railroad yards on the east side Of
the river are being rapidly placed IN good
condition. on this side the damage to
railroads was considerably less and the
repairs are going on.
Plans for reconstruction Of the round
end freight houses that We're blown down
and crushed to pieces are being made
The footwey over the Eads bridge viii be
ready for pedestrians this afternoon. it IS
thought ara the driveway for wagons
by tomorrow or next day. The electric
line over the bridge viii not he ready for
traffic for several days vet. but trains VIII
run over the bridge every twenty minutes
Professor Bauuan. an expert insurance
adjuster of Chicago. IS In tho city. anj
after looking over the field said the total
loss will foot up over S21.0a0,0oo- Professor
I}auman adjusted the losses caused by the
Louisville tornado about 1--WE years ago.
The situation in east s. Louis Is one
of gloom and misery. There is some fear
expressed of an epidemic of disease among
the homeless near the river. Under the
ruins is a vast quantity of decaying animal
and vegetable matter which is sending
pestnential clouds up through the debris.
The sufferers arr weak from exposure ana
excrtion and are in no coalition to fight
the malaria that is breeding on the island.
hI,,A . D;c
hIAtOsI d 'iii0'
St. Louis. Mo, June Shortly before
O'Clock this morning the two stricken cities
II Touis ana E.as+ & To,,i- re.efva5 "a
,t,,-o,,,-i, 80 .tl.,,, ~. ,,,, ie.,,, .,,.
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A Conditional Surrender.

From The Springfield News.
Dc becomes daily more apparent that Pres
iIent Cleveland VIII not Dee candidate Tor
third term II he cannot got the nomina-
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FROM A WELL.
The Body &C Mrs. Tudor Is Taken by
the Neighbors.


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r-E.tap..u "a r,.rart.d t8 hls ueishb.r- tlat
sfr- T..a- u-a- missing aud searching
parties were LII once ur.auf4.l ana b,ean
tg -.aur tta woods ana rr,mss..f
Iate Yesterday afternoon thet found the
l-,Iy in tile u,u am notified Coroner
Hr.uutu Tile coroner ot-.u5zed "a jury
ava Ne4t aut o. ,tt place today. and when
tlc taay WAS drawn up tlrrc were marks
around the neck. wEich showed that tle
w.maa had heen s.ranEi.a-
a~h lne hAd been itd around neg
dress in which two large iuchs Were c3ii-
Hne,i. -o as % prevent Tho body ifonf ris-
iu-. Th, jury decided to arrest Thomp-
seu.s SOFA and another young man, hut
when Thaml -1u heard what their inten-
tiaHs were te -shrd i' allowed 10 HiAi-e +"
statement .,....-
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the Wen ana t'A the i'0Na -
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mock. and tire Nfhef emu ttlhNa4A lt'- -'-''
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Double LynChins at Columbus, Ca, by a
Mob Last Monday.
THE COURTROOM WAS ENTERED
And Slayton Was Taken Therefrom
and Hanged to a Tree.
THEN. A RUSH IS MADE FOR THE JAIL
The Jailer's Life Threatened, He Sur
renders the Keys-Miles, An
other Rapist, Strung Up.

Columbus. Ca. June 1.-(Special )-Scenes
unparalleled i'm the history OF the state of
Georgia were enacted in Columbus today
Right in the heart of the city for three
and "A half hours. rddled with bullets fired
by an avcnging, determined. restless, fu-
rious mob. two human bodies swung from
one of Broad streets shade trees. IL was
a CORY spectacle-below the two swinging,
horrible bodies. filled with leaden missives
Of death, was a triumphant crowd shouting
in wild exultaton.
The two lifeless bodies were all that was
left Of Jesse Slayton. the negro identified
by Mrs. Howard Bryan as the person who
had assaulted her Thursday morning. and
VIII Miles, charged win assaulting Mrs.
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F. Albright. ana whose case mas "''" - '''0
court two or three years.
SlaEton mad been taken from w
room. Whlie pi"p@itti""9 iui .'a , -
trial were ""i2s m'a'' N'i,s ~ - ah
taken Ho" 'n. '0".''. ''.,,t ~ a.,llv
FORCING 'i' J'"'i' "t '''
Mlhchtrt'is. ~ -Il. nm 'P'
Their Bocles Fi"c"i"e
Tho bodies of the two negroes hung with
the rlll glare OF the MONDAY sun ~ thrT
faces au awful warning u all those VINO
might try 20 dehle the sacrcdness ol a
southern iireside. IL was teffIhle lessoi,
ana viii leave am impression WalcE VIE
never oc i1fE"t''l' '''E '''' "'
was riaoafaed a. i'Iio"S' ,, -. .-....o,
IAN cases OF iHis Aihd s"al u' 'e"''U
ll'W4se. e,
-diles n'aI "a5 "i'' 49, M. .ri, 49,, IN,
lh1 i't'hi Toy" -. .,,,.,
Nlctei twice. i'..i''t o"-e' ''''7
Tor same oiie"'e ...u .t,roo
hours riddlei with bullets. bloody m2nEifa .,..
masses oi humanity uilll ' oo.oi., -''''' ''''
cut tAtm do"H anu 4' ~ '' .. ,
i"s N'i1ilt & In, ,,.r.,.,. .sm. ~
- inc 'Atet llde ~" =
t"'H u'''' 90
known t.-...,.,.
Tile city mas qulNrirA WIN 81 ''e''''''s
TO-DAY Itf N''i@'I'7 -''N' -
terrible anu Nat'' liV"A"'s "'
before lh th' STATE - "a,
Ing "a jauer To SURE haeI 'He heS 20 .'o
J@li' anu lh'h s"'''f'i7 ~ eol.o 5 49, ~,
or ialls.' "aN' '''--r,,, s,,e.r
= mon ~ ~ '.'N ,,, ,..,,.,,,t,.. ana
every thinE holor" ~ IKE "' "E@i"''' ~. -
carry "a prisoner ie" w. a.. a..
platform ll7ti dhu "1tl.i' J'1'
ON" S"i.- -, a. ,.t,,,,l,,,s 70
1tt tnat la "I''l ",t1'.i ,..,t,,II. hr,,ts1
cay 'ul ," I" No'.'- H. .i'.'-a,.~,,l,.
eiime was e"i'Ni' a. t.'-',S,
/ iniuriaied ana a'o.s.u i@' ~. ,,,.,.,.,.,.
~ hand great loss of life
would nav ,,..s +, 'ist.rnIn,l furious
c'''I ia 1,,-,. ti-,allt- frollen through
&C va, u ~. fa.t that tbcro was no
u', $500 .gds, 10 Withstand the
H..'l'',l' ,f,. ,,ob IS TO reelection ON the
al.'''l- .,..a.i.e however. The companies
t',t,+.t tbomselyes thoroughly Friday
+ ,,.b.n they defended the jail so
l'-"N
Di'' Prepariue. for the Trial.
.,..t. tbfe r,oruTne the doors
N-,N' f,f ,..,r. opened and Jesse
or ~ 49, ,,..t,t.s T.,. Mrs BRYAN as the
9iiH '"'.' ~ ......,,1to5 l,a,. was led ont 10
man 49, lf ,,,l d,, for the purpose of be
~. ,,.ri.l ~ the Webster building, where
t.5 t-sal was 10 take place before Judge
ne, ~ the superior court. Immediately.
i.''''' i. o,,,.rfrf ..dsineer. accompanied by
I'.F''f 49,. d.puties took the negro IN
,,.i b.,.an marching down Tenth
'i'"' ~ .,4 collected and began fol-
i..,,.i,,,r tbe prisorcr and guards down tho
4e"'-,7 c,t, ONO or tho guards was armed.
.r,: ,..s Denutv Sheriff Ledsinger, who
i"l' IN ,t-+ol He exhibited this as
ht" " 'i .l ,bo,,t him and stated
the cr'Nn ~. ,b,t ~ would shoot
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ton on the plea that it was Illegal The
bill was re-submitted today with proVlso
making il legal. The house OF Delegates
the lower branch of the municipal assem-
lIv met i'm sDecial session this afternoon
To consider the anrnded Appropriation
bill. The proceedings at times approach
Cd a general rough and tumble fight among
the members. but il was finally passed by
a vote OF nineteen to three The bll no"
goes TO the upper house and VIII be I'M
rnediateIv passed
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on beInE hung up. ME- 80 was ln
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SARGE PLUNkETT.
Trfr Old NAN AND BROWN AT
TEND & SPEAKING.
IL is Not cf the Speaking he Talks
But Of Stone Mountain Where
the Speeches Were Made.
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The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
form glows with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. If her system needs the
cleansing action Of a laxative remedy. she
uses the gentle and pleasant syrup q Figs.
Nra1a Nv the CaMforn.a Zig syrup Cc.nrany.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-06-08
A CURE FOR ALL
Summer Complaints
DySentery, Diarrhoea,
CHOLERA MORBUS,

a hnIf 10 4 traFnooufuI Of N7'luy f''Il"I
IN haIf tumblcr Cf water. rtfse.a'tA ~
often as the discharge continue ana a
flannel saturated with Ready kcliei placer
over the stomach or bowels VIII aH1td lhl-
mediate. relief and soon effect "A cure
Imtcruallv-A half 10 a t.aspoohiui IN
rarf a tssunhlsr ~ water viii. In lew
minutes cure Cramps. suslstii~. Sur
SruruarE Nausea Vomiting tiearl ,sutit'
N~rvuurleSs sleeples~tltsS. Nich iif'tH-
a.. T,fr-1r-..,,.., aul m internal pains.
Malaria in its various forms cured ana
prevented
There Is rot remedial ascent IN the
,--,-fF -F..r v,-fff ..s4rt. fever and ague and
zW other rra1arsumS. bilious anu 0ttft IT,
vsr- nE7rF hv RAILWAYS PILLS. -
Quickly ~ RAILWAYS = READY lsai-lt-t
Fri.-. ~. rfr bottle Sold bv al DRUGGISTS.