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The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

1t takes twelve tea plants TO pro.
duce one pound Of tea.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

Dr the Raby In Cutting Teeth.
De sure and that old and well tried remedy. AR
WiSsIow y SOOTHING SYKur for children TcethinR.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

Edward is a Saxon name and means
happy keeper.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

Minnesota has dairy school for
women.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

Americans annually drink i,o36, ,3io,-
e22 gallons of beer.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

The second book ever printed In the
English language was dated 1875, and
entitled "Thc game Of Chess"
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II Troubled with Sore Eyes
Jackson's lndian Eye Salve will positively
cure them. 25c at all drug stores.
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GladnesS Comes

(N/ith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper Of
forts-gcntle efforts-pleasante Efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort In
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due To any actual dis
ease, but simply to o constipated condi.
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup OF Figs, prompt
ly removes. That Is why II Is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that IL Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which II acts. II Is therefore
all important, In order to get It's bene.
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arte
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
II In the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease, ono
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but II In need Of . laxative,
one should have the best. and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general Satisfaction.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02
Topeka has lady train dispatcher.

th'Carolina has 100000 acres Of
cotton.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-05-02

Louisiana raises japanese bamboo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-23
EXPORTS OF GOLD


NEW YORK. July 22.-.Thc strain up
on the resources and temper OF the finan-
cial community for some time, owing
to the steady shrinknge OF the prices
OF the stock exchange securities, has
recently been intensified by political
and other causes. In consequence val
ue5 have steadily melted away an n
panic scale. though without visible OK
element or open disaster The domI-
ndnt depressing influences have been
the Steadyscxpnrt Of gold and the con-
sequcnt rapid process OF depletion OF
the governments gold reserve. On July
II. the free gold held amounted to $780,
"J3, 6SS. BY July II the reserve had fallen
TO $V6.703,62l, and at the close OF bus!-
ness yesterday 1t stood at $50, $50 $50,
These figures were further reduced to-
dey by withdrawals OF gold amounting
to $2,Sl",o0Q. including $2.00O000 for en-
port Tomorrow, bringing she total down
to SSIiO5, $50. The decrease In the II
days amounted to nearly 81, 200, 900. The
continued strength of the foreign cX-
change market clearly Indicated a
steady outflow OF gold and the tslnsret'
OF credits from this country to Europe.
Inc sharp declines In securities recent
~ 'hu CEedtcu Il SGNtlEpcEt OK pro-
found dlscouragement In Wall street
and the gravity OF the situation was
kccnly appreciated in high financial
and banking circles.
Io-day, however, a complete change
In the financial temper took place when
1t became known that ]. ?. Morgan had
called conference of the great foreign
banking houScs with view to concerted
action to prevent exports of gold within
the next sixty days. The meeting was
attended by representatives of all the
leading international banking houses.
Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan presided. The
conference lasted about an hour and az
ter adjournment was announced that an
agreement had been outlined and COM
mlttee appointed to elaborate the details
OF plan for the protection Of the treas
ury gold reserve.
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csatcs immcdlat oly recognized him AMI

csatcs immediate recognized him and
there were shouta OF HtRhut up.' "kecpl
,qulct, "llsten TO cyclone" When hci
could make himself heard. he Rnnonnc-
ed That tho. electric. wires were "dlseon.
nected." but that they would he MI
right In q few minutes, but thercurnn
there werG cheers of approval, and tho
band struck up another tune.
y Delegate Webster, OF st, louis, moved
that u committee be appointed to walt
upon the oitlccrG OF the convention Hnh
ascertain why thGy wore not present,
A chorus OF voices seconded tho motion,
but no one moved and no committee wna
appointed. FL
Then tho band In tho gallery broke
out with the stirring strains OF "DiXlc"
and the old southern song wus nnsw cred
by the roar OF 1000 threats. sEUs
4 Mira, Mary L, LenBe came 10 the slnBc
and was appealed TO to make n speech.
but shc declined 10 talk In tho dark.
walt until they turn on tho lights"
che said. "Rnd III talk to YOU all night"
n Al S;4b Chairman Butler appeared on
the stage. The band played Put Mo
on at Buffalo," and then Senator Butler
called the convention to order, He said
that the committee on credentials would
not DO able to report tonight, and that
owing to an accident there wns no light,
go he would declare tho convention IN
recess until 10 o'clock Tomorrow morn
Ing, The delegates, many OF them with
evident reluctance. then quilted tho
b . b. l . . 10 . # "
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WASHINGTON, July 29.-Mr. Harry
II. Smith. former journal clerk OF the
house OF representatives. give out n
public statement concerning the denial
made by Secretary Carlisle Just prior
TO the Chicago convention that he had
never told him (SmitM that IL the Chi
cago convention declared for free silver
he (CarliRle) would support Mckinley,
Mr.. Smiths card says that In the IN
tsrricw which called forth the denial
he was mlsquotcd, he having told the re-
porter that Mr.. Carlisle made the state
me mt 10 eX-Secretary Of the Treasury
Foster whereas the interview made /.
appaur that Mr.. Carlisle had made such
Il statement to him (Smlth). Mr.. Carlisle
he says. therefore had the right to deny
having made any such statement to
himself. Mr.. Smith then reiterated
what he told tho reporter as to the talk
between Secretary Carlisle and ex-Src-
rotary Foster and Incorporates in his
card letter from Mr.. Foster corrob-
Grating his statement
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Greeted with Deris,ye Cheers,

LONDON. July 22.-The house OF COM
mons to-day considered in committee.
clause q. OF the Irish land bill. This
clause provides that in purchase trans
actions the land commission shall aa-
vance money in lieu OF stock heretofore
issued. Sir Thomas Esmonde, anti-Par-
ncllitc. moved an amendment to con-
tinue the existing arrangement. Mr..
+. T. Knox. anti Parnellite; Mr.. John
Dillon. leader OF the home rule party,
and member for East Mayo: Mr.. T. Fl.
Ecaly. anti-Parnelllte; Mr.. e. ]. Saur-
derson. Conservative. and Mr.. John L.
Redmond, Parncllite, supported the
amendment. Both Mr.. a. J.sBalfour,
first lord OF the treasury and Mr.. Ger
aid Balfour. chief secretary for Ire
land, spoke in opposition to the amend
msnt which was greeted with cheers
and laughter. mingled with dcrIsIvc
cheers OF resign" On motion OF Mr.. a.
J. Balfour, the whole OF clause q was
then withdrawn.
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New York Coat rn.lor,, Strike.

NEW YORK. July 22.-Twelve thou
sand coat tallors were ordered on strike
this morning to enforce higher prices
from the wholesale manufacturers and
10 stop revival Of the task and piece
work system. The large wholesale man
ufacturers were taken by surprise, as 1t
had been given out that strike had
been deemed inadvisahle by the lead
ers. \ committee OF fifteen of the
brotherhood OF TaIlors, In accordance
with early instructions, stole march
on the manufacturers by visiting all
III" contractors shops. eco In number In
this city. and go in Brooklyn and
BrOwrsville<and notifying the workers
to quit forthwith anu report to their
headquarters. Up to noon there were
5000 tallOrs out in this city and 1000
more OF the total OF 5000 were expected
tolQust work before the close OF the
work day. The 1000 taIlorS in Brooklyn
ana brownsville were expected to join
In the strike. rs they had decided sew
cral days ago.
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MRS. N. c. MILLER.


OF Fort Wayne. Ind, writes on Nov. %. 1891:
"I was afflicted for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold usouy. 1hsd
weak. hungry spells, and my heart would
palpltate SO hard, the pain would 90 20 acute
and torturing, that became SO weak and
nervous could not sleep. Twas treated by
several physicians without relief and gavo
up Gvcr bcIn. we'll again. About two years
ago commenced using DR.. Miles Remedies.
Ono bottle OF tho Heart Cure stopped all
heart troubles and tho Restorative NcrvIno
did the rcst,and now sleep soundly and at
tend to my household and social duties With
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists. Book sent free. Address
DR.. Niles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. MileS' Remedies Restore Health.
f.. % .a .
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Advent or the Iior,ele.. Carriage,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July GA
timely and interesting report comes to
the state department from United
States Consul Thomas Ewing Moore, at
WcImar. Germany. on the subject of
the horselcss carriage in Europe. In his
report Is compact history OF the de-
veIopnent Of this modern vehicle. and
It Is we'll Illustrated with the latest
types Of the ''autOcrutS' now most used
In Europe. including Omnibuscs, tricy-
clca and Bicycles, all propelled by the
power Of petroleum or bcnzIne. On one
thing the report shows thAt America Is
henind Europe, not so ctNperhapS In
invention or workable devices OF this
kind. as In the use Of them, for already
tray are % common In France ny no
longer 10 Tighten horses on country
roads. and In the towns they nre used
by the hotels. physicians md others
who lind 1t economical to have at COM
mand, n vehicle which is always ready
for instant use. and requires no aytcn-
ton when not used
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THE SILVER CONVENTION,
Fafors tho Endorsement OF T,rynn -Small
49, ,Atf.NJ, IA. . az S,,... -. 4

'yHN LAttrndanespf Spectators. a-.
MUSIC HALL, ST. LOUIS. Mo. July
o, 1880 p. m.-The silver convention was
called to order By ]. L. Mott, OF tho ma
tionRl committee, who directed the
reading OF the call. When the call had
been read Congressman +. c. New
lands upon taking the chair, delivered
a lengthy address which was brilliant
argument for silver. and advocated the
endorsement OF Bryan and Sewall.
Mr.. Sewlands was frequently Inter-
rupted by applause Less than 100 peo-
pie occupied the galleries 80 the APP
plausc from that qunrtec was fecblG. b
The roll OF states was called to as
certain the names OF delegates appoint
ed to the committee on resolutions, ma
tional committeemln,pc permanent organ
iZation and vice presidents OF tho con-
vention.
A motion WINS then made that q recess
be taken I'll s o'clock tomorrow. A
general discussion followed, In which Il
dozen different delegates took part. The
chair suggested that when an adjourn
ment was taken. the delegates on the
various committees meet and arrange
for organization. An amendment was
accepted and the motion adopted and
the convention took recess until 1850
p. m .e
Atonce the convention adjourned. the
committee on resolutions selecting Cen
eral A. J. Warner for chairman and
then adjourned TO meet at p. ~. when
a subcommittee will be appointed to
draft n platform.
It was 5 o'clock when the convention
was called to order after the recess.
There were about 800 people in the hall.
including the delegates. a Kansas DEL
egate moved that the door-keepers he
instructed to admit all the delegates
to the Populist convention. The motion
prevailed. a committee Of three was up
pointed to notify the popullsts they
would be admitted without tickets.
The committee on credentials reported
that there were no contests and np-
proved the credentials OF all the dele
gates and that all delegations be al
lowed to cast full votes The report was
adopted. The committee on permanent
organization recommended that W. P.
st. John, OF New York, be selected for
permanent chairman, Charles a.
Towne, Of Minnesotn. be chosen for vice
chairman and r, Z. DIftend0rfer. os
Pennsylvania. for secratory. The re-
port was received with cheers and
adopted.
y a committee was appointed to escort
Mr.. St John to the chair. In taking
his place Mr.. St. John was greeted with
cheers.
After Mr.. st. John had spoken the
convention adjourned until 10 o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
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BRAVE BEtMoNrgRs


Chasch Gang OF Robbers with Guns and
Receive Part or Thrie Plumber.
sptcla, Dispatch to the ln,clligencer..
BELMoNT, Ohio, July ga very
exciting chase was made hy livo citizens
OF this place after thrco robbers Inst
night, who had stolen n lot Of pants,
shirts shoes and stockings belonging to
Low casscll, OF llcthcSda, whose store
was robbed last Monday night. They
were Known to hive passed through
Belmont carrying bundles, and ilve, citI-
Gems With shot guns md rcvolvcra stnrt.
cd after them down tho railroad track.
Tho robbers laid their bundles down
anu stopped at tho residence OF John
lri Lewis, about two and n half miles
eHsl, nnd commenced calling for air.
Lewis 70 come out. with tho intention
OF r2hDlng his residence, hut they loft
Tor thclr stolen goods when the armed
posse from Belmont ordered them to
matt Several shots were exchanged
anu II ls believed one OF tho robbers
was hurt, The Belmont boys returned
many clatGd over the hard fought bat
10 ana the recovery OF part OF tho
stolen articles Mr., CnSscll WINS teIc-
STapheu for, and on arrival he Identified
his goods, III - ' :
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NESBlT~T & DEVINE,
icSl - l13a Market Strnat
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and bushes,
property, c0rtier Main and Tenth streets.
No: g. FSiftsahtf' street, rooms, brick.
No. ISL Sixteenth street, lot 30Si90 teot.
4 fineresjdance in Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 100 ant1iS9 Seventeenth street.
No. Kentucky street. rooms.
storerooniS and dwellings renting for
!lSl 20 per. month, corner Market and
TWenteth streets, pays Il per cent.
No. Kentucky street, lot $uSli0 feet.
A fine residence on Virginia street. All
modern ,convcnlcnce; price low.
Ne EI2: Chapl!ne street. large brick
No. S. 18TH street, rooms and stable
: No. l95 18th street, rooms and staba
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
I No. III Iithi street, rooms and bath,
No. 1903 Chapline street, 7rooms.
No. 1913 Chapline street, 9 rooms.
Lot on Main st, between I'D and sd StS
lots on North Wabash street.
No. s. South Broadway. residence OF J,
e. Hughes. Esq,
Lot 4exlS1 North York street.
Lot No. S0lndiaua St, rooms modern
b No. 2 y. Wabash St, 6 rooms, Cheap.
4 tino lotiu Pleasant Valley.
No. lS Vermont street, rooms; lot cjx,t5
feet; $780, a.,
The Bloch property on North Main 81.
s MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART s. TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephon6' .ls. ap..
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cLEvELAND's CENTENNIAL
Founders Day Cclcbr0,ei-.Scmaior ltaw'
ley nnd Governor NIoiSln,ty Deliver AT

q
Founders Day Ccirbro,sd-.scmaior ltaw'
ley nni Governor MoiSin,ty Deliver All
tlrtsses. U..t5
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July gs,-'rhis
was Founders bay 0nd the banner day
OF the Cleveland centennial celebration.
1t wan ushcrcd III with booming can
non, changing bella mud shrlcklhg whla-
ties. The city was founded one hundred
ycatF nEo to-day by General MoScJ
Cleveland. N5i
All tho business houses wCrG closed
'nnd the day devoted entirely to tho
commemorative Of tho event. Ions
before tho hour act for the exercises
Of tho day to begin, tho public square
md the. down town streets wore jam
med with people, Il large portion Of
them being strangers. Tho exercises Of
tho day were held In tho Central armOry,
beginning Mt $50 a.Nmn where Il VAST
audience assembled, After music by
the Cleveland vocal society, Mayor
Robert l., McltissOn delivered M nd.
dress OF Welcome on behalf OF the
Cleveland centennial commission. r..
III United States Senator llAwlcy, OF
Connecticut, EavC nm historical address
which was full OF Interest TO the people
OF tho western reserve.
Following the reading OF centennial
ode composed by Col. John j. lintt, a
nnnher OF distinguished gucsta were
introduced und made brief addresses.
Among them wprc Gov, O.. Vincent Cor-
fin, OF Connecticut: Gov. ASH s. BUSH
nell, Of Ohio: eN-Gov. William McKin-
ley, nnd others, EtH.
4 $40 y. M, the grand military md
uniformed civic organization took par
nde took place, being reviewed from n
stand IN front OF tho city hall by IL largo
number OF noted visitors,
land will touch button at Buszards
my which illuminntcs the immense
white arch standing In the center OF the
public square,
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: ST. LOUIS. No.. July 2o.-The steer
ing committee OF the Middle of the Road
men met at the Texas headquarters, rs
soon as the meeting adjourned this after
noon and elected ]. W. Mcfarland
chairman and Henry E. Call secretary.
1Twenty-tour states were represented.
a number were proposed for permanent
chairman. but 1t was finally decided to
choose 1gnatius Donnelly, OF Minnesota,
II was agreed that Congressman How
ard. OF Alabama, should place Mr.. Dom
nelly in nomination for permanent
chairman. m=g - q. $3.50
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Floods in I.lt,le 1lnna,r,,n.

z PARKERSBURC. W. Va. July o2.-
The heavy rims up the Little Kannwha
last night opened the boom nj Creslon
to-day and 10000 logs and ties passed
out. The Steer creek BOOM the largest
in the river. belonging to the Parkers-
burg Mill Company, gave way and all
the logs passed out. The steamer Hilton
was struck by heavy raft, wreckinS
her wheel The new ferry boat Nina
Padsn, was also damaged. y barge
lying beside the docks In the mouth Of
the Little, Kannwha was sunk. There
was great loss to lumbermcn.
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Oihc.t EN.Sennior Drnl.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 22.-Gencral
George ". Jones. the oldest surviving
"X-UnIteJ States senator. died tonight,
aged ninety two. He represented MS a
delegate to Congress- that territory now
included In Wisconsin,. Michigan. Iowa,
and the west, except the Pacific coast.
He was !0wa's first senator and In carly
days was prominent In national affairs
and especially of the northwest.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. July e2.-The Ohio
State Nationalist convention closed
with a ratification meeting tonight I'D
dressed by the nominees The following
state ticket was nominated: For secrc-
ta.y OF state. Wesley c. Bates, Column
bus; judge OF supreme court. NJ. b.
Chase. Marion: dairy and food commits
s.oner. Enos H. BrosIus, Alliance: mem
Der board OF public works. William S.
Maynard, Bowling Green. electors, J.
odell. Cleveland. and George 81. Ball,
ut. Vernon.
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LONDON. July "3.-The Times' Can
ca dispatch reports that the situation
Is serious In Crete and that six MOham-
.medans and one Christian priest have
been killed at Hernklion.
An Athens dispatch to tho Daily NewS
says that body OF Turkish irregular
soldiers have killed fifteen Christians
near HeraklIon. In the island OF Crete.
The Daily News also has 4 dispatch
from Rome, which says that the gov
ernment has ordered tho third class
cruiser, Liguria. TO proceed to Canea.
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CLEYELA%D, o.. July 22.-Thc Cen
ira! Lnhnr onion met tonight 10 discuss
the Brown strike. ,IArtera score of rn'lt-
cal speeches had been made 1t was de-
cidch by Il Unanimous vote TO boycott
every firm In cleveland which furnished
employment - members Of the state
militia. 4 committee WINS MISC appoint
ed 70 consider ne advisnbIity OF calling
out all the union men In the city In SYM
rathy with th~ Brown ntrlkers
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MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
Meet In state Convention TO Nominate IA
Eull Ticket.

'h>ts ~ !" IA
Hail Ticket
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, July 99,-It was
II o'clock when Chnunccy l. l'Illey call
cd the Republican state convention,
which ls to name full state ticket, to
order. When Rev, j. Il. l.ents, Il lSap-
list divine, asked the Lord TO preserve
She nation from financial dIshOnur,"
the delegates ChcCrcd Justify. The
prayer continued In the same strain and
created quite n sensation. Chairman
Flllcy addressed the convention briefly
and closed by introducing j. II. Boutwell,
as temporary chairman.
Much confusion appeared during the
progress OF Bothwcl's speech and 1t
was given but ScaDt attention. When
the chairman had concluded, an nd
journment TO o'clock was taken. The
credentials committee which will decide
MS 10 contestlng delegations. endorsed
respectively by Flllcy and Il. c. KET-
ems, member OF the national commit
tee. stands nine to SIX In favor Of the
kerCns faction.
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CLEVELAND, O.. July 29.-Thc
strikers Hubmilted to-day 10 the Brown
HoIstinE & Conveying Machine Com
pany. IL proposition Of settlement, en-
bodyIng .thn formal recognition AZ their
labor .unInim and .hc ,iGchnrHc OF all the
non-union n,gH. alexander Brown, OF
the company. refused TO accept It aud
the Rottlqmcnt OF the strike Is as far
,nMnY .nA cYCr - ~ - ~.
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IT'S Just rs easy TO try Ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's cas-
Ter to cure severe cough or cold with
II. Lot your next purchase for a cough
be Ono Minute Cough Cure. Better med.
icine; better result; better try 1t.
Charles Il. Goethe. corner Twelfth ana
Market streets: Bowie & Company,
bridgeport; Peabody 4 Son, GenwooI.
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THO pncovcry saved Ills Lie.

Mr.. G. Ca!lIouctte. Druggist. I:cavcrn-
Vile. H.. says: "'ro DR.. Kings New Dis
CUvGry owe my life. Was taken with
Lit Grippe and tried MI tho phyaician3
for miles about, but OF no avail and was
Given up and told could not live. l!av-
inE Dr, EinS'B New Discovery IN my
atorc sent, for n bottle and began It's
better. md after ualnG three hOtticH
WIS up and about again. II In worth ila
weight In gold, W. won't keep store or
house without It." Get IL FREQ trial ut
Logan Drug Coz drug store, .
p DE-. Mllna, puln pIlln RiOu llnnlnchn. N