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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
ouRAN RESOLUTION pEaAIE.
u Takes Up tho En1lre Time Of the
Upper House.

10 Takes Up tho Entire Time % the
Upper House.
WASHINGTON. March 2O.-Cuba had
the entire attention OF the senate yes
to-day, speeches being made by Messra
Gray, Chiffon and Gallery, the debate
being onlivened BY many spirited inol.
dents
Mr. Gray's plea for Cuba brought on
running crossfiro Of comment and In.
quiry from Mr.. Hale. The Delaware
senator caused much amusement by 70.
ferring to Mr.. Hale as the senator from
Spain.
A fresh and vigorous cor 'ribution 10
the debate came from Mr.. Chiffon Of
Texas, who has seldom addressed the
senate He urged that there was abun'
asnt work at homo TO occupy the atten'
ton Of congress instead Of onlis.ing IN
Humanitarian crusades abroad with
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
MAY sToP lie PUsueAIIoN.
The War Records May suspend with
the first sericL

The war Records May suspend with
the First Series.
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1T Is learned
that the subcommittee Of the house
having in charge tho sundry civil bill Is
seriously contemplating bringing the
publication Of war records 10 an imme.
ate close. In order TO accomplish this
purpose IL is proposed to stop the pub
LEGATION with tho completion OF the first
series. which only covers the campaigns
Of the war, aud not 10 proceed with the
publication OF the records. relating to
prisoners Of war, and miscellaneous
Confederate records. relating to organi.
Eation OF troops, etc. which. according
90 the original project, approved by con.
gross 10 years ago, was TO compose series
Nos. 2 aud Q. Several Of the volumes
for this latter series are already In type,
some OF them having been stereoiyped
and indexed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
AoJoURNs ovGR TO MONDAY.

senate Takes . Recess Despite the Pro.
test Of senator sherman.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Mr. Cor.
man moved In the senate today that
when the senate's days work was done
that Il adjourn 10 meet next Monday.
Mr.. sherman, in charge Of the Cuban
resolution, objected on tho ground tina.
the senate, In his opinion, must not
mss a day until the Cuban resolutions
wero disposed Of or a suitable time fixed
Tor taking a vote on Il next week. Mr..
Haze agreed with MT, German. and
urged more time for the discussion Of
the Cuban question. After some dis.
cussion Mr. GoFman's motion prevailed
by a vote OF ~ TO g.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

Madison Jones, 5-years old, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jones, Of Reliance,
died yesterday morning Of congestion
and will be buried at Reliance to-day.
The child was a bright and loyable
little fellow and the entire community
sympathizcs deeply with the bereayed
parents In their great loss. Mr.. J T.
Jones came In after the cofin.
OF scverat Umerr-
10 John J. Coppingcr. who was
81 cause OF the break In friendship
49, tween General Harrison and James
Found-A bunch OF keys near the
Catholic church. Call at Eag'e Office.
Miss Gussie Fnley's school between
Bryan and College closed yesterday
afternoon with appropriate exercises.
Several persons from town were in at
tendance on the exercises.
will stay but 10 days longer in
Bryan. Get your pictures made while
you can get firsi-class work cheap.
Cabinet size photos 81 per dozen.
L. d. Sparks,
90 Over posloilice.
County Clerk Barron reports the fol-
lowing marriage licenses Issued since
March IA. Peter Jenkins and Mrs.
Ellen Williams, Elijah Bandy and
Leyina Johnson, Martin Higgins and
Alice BaEara, Alonzo Phillips and
Frances West, George Griffith and
Decie Ashwood, Ed Henderson and Joe
Wilson.
The reporter visited the public
school yesterday in company with Mr..
]. A. Myers, a member Of the board Of
trustees, aud found the various grades
and departments In splendid order and
the pupils working like beavers. The
same good behavior prevailed on The
play ground at recess, and Il ls evident
that everything about the Zig educa'
tional institution moves like clock
work. Our system Of city schools is a
continuous beneht-a blessing in past,
present and future tenses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
EATEN BY A DOG.

The Body Of a Negro Infant DevoGssd
Near warda.
sERsIS, Tox.. March 20.-About four
miles east Of WardA. Andrew Pitches
dog was seen carrying something in his
mouth. Upon examination It was
found 10 BE- tho remains Of a newlyborn
negro child, The dog had deyoured the
upper portion o, the body. The infant
had evidently been left outside by the
mother and died from cold. Officers
have a clew to the perpetrators Of the
crime.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

Dr. Nowlln Of lola was here yesterday.
Joe johnson returned home yesier-
day.
have some very unique Easier nov
ellies. Call and see them. 90
NJ. II. James.
DR.. J. + Eaves and G. w. McAlichael
Of Milllcan, we're here yesterday.
have plenty Of Alfalfa, the finest
feed IN the world. Phone me. Phone
Number 81. I. +. Castles. DIFF
Ri. Kirk has received a stock Of
beautiful foreign and domestic marble.
Ihavea large line Of fine tooth brushes
al very close prices. n. II. james.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller
Thursday, daughter.
Witch Hazel soap leaves the skin
sofl a. velvet. l0c per cake at
90 NJ. II. James.
Sterling Beaumont returned to Fort
Worth yesterday.
have handsome line Of ladies'
purses-all the latest styles.
90 NJ. II. james.
NJ. and Mrs. Ben Knox Of Hearne,
were here yesterday.
npclicale as a cob web. Lasting rs
the hills," are the new handkerchief
extracts at James drug store. 90
District Attorney Scot returned to
Franklin yesterday.
A moving machine In good order for
sale at s25. First cost tl5. Apply TO
Glade Mitchell. dos
y labInet size photos 81 over post
Office. %
Don't forget that you can get a 4-pound
package Of tea-salt for 25cts. Best
thing on earth 10 use In your bath.
% VI. II. james.
Mrs. Rhoda Cox returned from
Heafue yesterday accompanied by
Mrs Lewis.
l2 finest cabinet size photos 10 be
had IN Bryan 81. L. d. Sparks
30 over posloflice.
Mrs. Minnie Damn and two children
Of Midlothian are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. 2. Connolly.
For sale-My residence and three
lots n fronl. Apply 10
100 v.B. Hudson.
John b. Nicely and Ed FarQuhar
came up from Wellborn yesterday with
f0i head Of steers for ]. r. Burrough,
IE. Brooks wen, to Navasota yes.
terlay and returned last night accom-.
naniel By HE wife who has been vie.
fling In Celdwell.
Practically new surry for sale at hall
p,ioa. 100 Mrs J. wipprecht
Nat Basy was tried for murder in
the district court yesterday morning
and sentenced 70 years In the peni'
tentiary. lie ehet his wife last year
and was sent up for attempted muir
der. She subsequently died and biz
last trial was for murder
Almost ncw household furniture fol
sale cheap. Mrs. j. Wipprecht
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

BEEvILLE, Tex. March 2O.-rhe sen-
satioual case wherein Dock Harris. his
wife and daughter Bessie, were accused
u numbering A. 3. Blackburn on
Ramirena creek In Live Oak county, on
the night Of June 30. 1895. has boon die.
posed Of in the district court AZ Oak.
villo by Bessie, the daughter, being
given ave years In the pen, the mother
discharged. and Dock Harris case CON.
tinued. Bessie's case will be appealed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

WASHINGTON. March e0--The hear.
ings before the house committee on
Indian Affairs regarding tho measures
recommended by the Dawes Indian Ter
ritory commission have been concluded.
Captain McNenna and ex-senator
Dawes Of the commission made argu.
mente FOR their report.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

SEATTLE, Wash, March 20.-Ths
steamer City Of Topeka loft hero for
Alaska Thursday crowded with passen.
gers searching for fortune In the gold
regions north. The steamer also car
ried all the freight II could acoommo
date, consisting Of miners supplies,
horses and d0ga.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

WAsHNaToE. March 30. The schema
Of adding tho latest weather forecast to
the regular postmark on letters by pIct.
ures OF signal flags will be commenced
by the postcfiiee department on July /.
Il will DO introduced hrst in New York,
Chicago Ani other large Offices
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
PaoeERrY OF AMsaIcANs RUINEO.
Tho War On CabA H~ Caused = Loss
Of Abaut ESQ. 0oo, 900.

Tho War On Caba Hss Caused = Loss
Of Absat sSo.0oo.Oo0.
CHICAGO, March 2O-A special from
Washington says President Cleveland
will send message on Cuba to the sen.
ate early next week. probably on Mon.
day. It will DO an answer to the roso.
luton Of Senator Hoar calling upon the
president for any further information
In the possession Of the state depart.
ment relating to the Cuban situation.
particularly with reierenc, - the oiiec.
Of tho war ON American interests
Tho message will show the property
Of American citizens IN Cuba has been
damaged aud destroyed BY the opera
ton OF the insurgents and Spaniards 10
,he extent OF about go. 0OO. 600.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
sTlckNGY NOT GUILTY.
The Jury Acquitted Hlm on the Charge
Of Embenalsment.

DULUTH. March 9O.-Tho jury in
the st.okney case came in with n yer.
die, Of not guilty. There il another In
dic,mont standings against sticknsy
charging him with having stolen ell.
800 from the bank on Oct 20. The san.
sational feature OF the trial just CLOSED
was that Stiokney went on the witness
stand aud testified that his suporiors in
the bank gave him money TO 20 away,
aud then sought 60 throw on him the
blame for a shortage In the funds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

FoRr WORTH. Tex, March 20-In
tho Paddock. NAPLES race In tho Demo.
cratic primaries for mayor OF Fort
Worth Paddock won by @ votes, Only
1888 votes were cast.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

KARSKs CITY. Tex. March 2O.-After
a long and no, legal contest Davis
Wade, who has 20 bills Of indictment
against him for theft Of cattle, was given
two years in the penitentiary on the
drst count.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

GALVESTON, March 2o-While start.
ing a fire with gasoline an explosion o.
CURED and Mrs John waylen's cloth.
was burned from her body. She Is not
fatally blurred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
roR sALE

Mrs. Fulkerson's residence In tie
Eastern part Of town.
Mr.. J. Allen Myer-' re.idence on the
corner East Of the Chistian church.
See Dick Jones & Co, at once for par
liculaFs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

GEoR0ETowN. Tex. March 2O.-A.
bert Rowley will hang here today.
Matt Mootry was sentenced TO hang
with him, but Governor Culberson has
granted q respite until next Friday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

LlrrLR Rock, March 2O--John O6'
ner, dairyman, was found dead In hii
barn. Ills believed that he committed
suicide by hanging himself. His body
hal been cut down before the oniceis
arrived on che scene.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

GALVESTON, March 2O.-Charlie Hoff.
man, Santa Fe switchman, was outin
two in the yards here while attempting
10 noun, the switchenglne, which was
moving He leaves wife.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
Life Term.

NEw BosToN. Tex, March 2O.-Lis.
zie Castccl, a young negroes, received a
life sentence Ia tho pOnitentiary for In
fanticide.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

Providence. March 20.--rhe Mason
10 temple and two smaller building'
were destroyed by firo here, entailing .
loss Of $4,000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21
Election Of senators by Popular vot

Atso'"" VI eenAA"fs " H"Pe" '"eo'
WASHINGTON. March 20.--Sonator
Mitchell Of Oregon has reported 20 tho
senate from the elections committee q
joint resolution propoiing an amend
ment 10 the constitution, providing for
election Of senators by direct vote Of
tho people.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 20. Tho senate
committee on territories has agreed 10
report favorably the bill for the admits.
sion OF Arizona a. a state Of the Union.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

The Eagle
Will come
out an all
home-print
paper Sunday
and an Extra
number circu-
lated. Locals
and ads must
be in by IL
O'Clock today.
See our ad man
regarding posi-
ton and rates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-21

Gentlemen, my line Of gents fur.
nishing goods, lightweight shoes and
straw hats MAS been received ard will
be sure 10 please. Call and get my
prices. "a Q. II. Wyse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-27

Everett Feb -Speesai-At fha meet
ing Of the trustees Of the Commercial Club
last evening the following officers were
elected President F.. A White. first wee
preeident. J. y. Croker. second vice r,resf-
Dent ". de f. Edwards. secretary. A G.
Sshoii. treasurer. G. II. Frmfs
A new telephone line Is being built be-
tween Everett and Seattle by the Sunset
Telephone Company. II viii BE- a copper
loop the. and VIII ~ constructed along fnes
line a. the new plank road. vest of the
Snobomish river. b. H. VoIlans. local man
aser 81 the line here. who Is supsriBtera-
for the construction IN fnis county. SAYS IL
n the purpose % Gun down all dangerous
trees on the right~of-way and 90 have the
line equal I'm JHoroughEess 81 equipment
the best built Sine in the United States. and
tbat Is hetWeen Boston and Ch5cago. No 10
hard drawn copper wire wsll Re used and
u viii De- ''trauspose1't every half mile
which kills Induction. Tf will he really Tor
operation IN about thirty days. and viii
give two metallic circuits 70 Seattle The
company will also pat In metallic circuits
for subscribers in Everett SO that long
distance service ear be used direct new
residence rate - going into effect here with
twenty subscribers at s. per month. fur
tiishing the Blake transmittef and first
class service. About twenty miles Of new
wire Is being strung here now besides Civ
sng the line general overhzuiing and put
ting everything in frst-ciass condition.
There are lie telephone subscribers In Ev-
srett. besides the twenty new residence
phones.
James Williams. the man who was shot
through the intestines. and upon whom tie
operation was performed reuuiting the
severed intestine with the Murphy button.
IS getting well. The button has passed
away. and the patient IS taking food uatur-
ally and regularly.
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nellInnnnn, Inv Vows.

Nhatcon. Feb. g.-Speeiai.-The schoon-
or Gen. Banning arrived last night from
San Francisco 10 take a cargo of lumber
for that port from the Belllngham Bay I'm
provement Company mill. She dropped
anchor some distance out In the bay but
there was an unusually high wind prevail
ing. and the anchor failed TO hold until the
schooner had drifted within a short dis
fance OF the shore beyond Squahaim creek.
She Is in four fath0ms Of water. and per
fectly safe. The wind is still blowing very
hard from the southeast. and the big bay is
quite rough.
Mayor dc Mattos INDUCED In another adj
dress 10 the council last evening on the
water question. and took occasion also TO
make an attack upon the trustees Of the
normal school. without the least shadow
OF cause lie opposes any appropriation by
the city 10 supply residents of upper Gar
den and High streets and the normal school
building with water. and says that IF the
majority of the council accede to their re-
quest the mayor as a present advised VIII
have TO withhold his signature from any
warrants for tabar axad material ANTI lhe
court OF last resort shall assure him that
the entire outstanding Indebtedness Of the
city Is within the legal limit. Lest some of
the members Of the council who have been
accustomed to wallowiug In political hog
wash should seem disposed 20 favor the
mayor views thinking this is some OF the
same kind Of stun. We Will say that IL is
not
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The Central Pacific plan of settlement

Washington cry, Feb. p Gen Hubbard.
representing the Central Pacific railroad
was again before the house Pacific railroad
committee today. and outlined at length
the plan he proposed for the settlement of
the debt Of that road. Ills plan is 10 use
the sinking fund. amounting 90 s6op000e
for the Central Pacific. and 81. 90 for
both roads to meet the FIRST OF the bonds.
some OF which are largely overdue 10 give
the government fifty-year : per cent.
bonds for accrued interest paid by the gov
ernment. and foF lhe government bonds
as they become due. first mortgage 4ta
per cents The government bonds GEAR 8
per cent. interest This position involves
extension OF the first mortgage indebted
moss. as the government bonds are taken
un The question whether extension of the
first mortgage indebtedness would pveju-
dice TIM third mortgage bonds tamouutiug
10 Sl6.0o9e can vas raised. but Gen. Hub
hard affirmed that IL could be done. A. 70
the question whether the government
boudhoidyrs would accept 8ia per cent
first MORTGAGE bonds, hen the per cent.
government bonds became due. Gen. Hub
bard said the houdhoiders could be con-
WINGED that the security WAS ample The
earnings during the past tWo years Of
financial depression had been s5.@o,00a.
while the interest charges were bat s.. 5eQ.-
Co In ordinarily prosperous years there
would he no trouble about IL
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ruuRsroN COUNTY FINANCES.


Olympia, Feb sG-sneclal--A committee
appointed hy tia leading taxpayers 20
make aa examiuat3ou of the finances or
lhufsioa county and 20 make suggestions
Tor reducing the current expenses has
ma4a as exhaustive report or which
20 Following are The features:
Jae committee found the fixed charges
feF salaries and bond interest 70 amount 70
s1.Ni@. and make suggestions for tha reduc-
uon Of running expenses.
tErss-That the auditor be- allowed a de-
Vu'y wlth pay not 10 exceed In one year
ens-ha6 the cash fees collected in the au-
ftor's office tn excess OF $1,000
seCoad~in the office 90 clerk that officer
z required 10 earn for the coanty IN fees
ne amount Of his salary ard that one
fourth Of The fees IN ex0eSs Of the s.. Coo
salary - allowed for deputy.
FhiFd-That the sheriff BE allowed one
deputy. wi}o saau act as jailer. ST so per
menth.
Feurth-The cost Of the assessment Tor
~ nsst - exceed 81 $50
ffth-That the treasurer he allowed one
aspasy q. rot 80 exceed $500 per wear.
sixth THAT the minimum amount Of rev
faad HaFk ee done and that the surveyor
= Allowed regular pay only when ordered
ME 'ae aeld ay tne commissioners.
seventh That the entire expense ~ TIRE
commissioners do not exceed $1,000 per
rear
Eighth That she superior court sho8l3
e Sustained al a cost or 500. inciading
ia2ses salary
N.nia elae.8ertal expenses should not
eksesf, fer fhe year. gtea
tfeth That all dellnquent taxes wAeR
se'eata3 o. applied 10 tne reduction %
aas.a3a+nE warrants
Fafetsth 7hEs lhe c'tvrent expenses es
80 f~on' the taxes caNsctsi from the
Felts - fXE aaA other revenue Of aS<&
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A SD ciiic for Each Disease.

Professor AIunyon puts up a separate rem
edy for every disease. his rheumatism
Cure seldom fails TO relieve rheumatism in
from one 10 three hours and cures in a few
days Ills Dyspepsia Cure speedily cures
all forms of stomach trouble. His Cold
Cure never fails 70 cure the most severe
cold in a few hours. The Munyon Rene
dies are sold at all druggists. mostly at -
cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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VIII almost pfit them eat Of debt TIE hsat-
@tsee " ire aa3tnuueEz taxes are GGss3ssf
aEsasAg the different municipalities aas
- sasa districts - ire county ard the re-
cent decision VIII have the eject 81 mate
rally raising tie limit ~ Indebtedness in
= number ~ these TIRE elty ~ Anaearsn~
scnea# district 10. -. q Amacortes. me
town u Mount Neyxs8n. and school dis
Frfef Nc -. cf Mount Vernon. wiI - rsoss
Affected BY the decision. As an these places
large improvements were made ama
heaTy expenditures were incurred curing
the boom years Of 1853 ard fssas. witch
aNelicd TIE Indebtedness Enuch above the
legal limit. Tire bonded Indebtedness az
ire county f. SIC 30 ausf 81 present feat
Ing Indebtedness about es8gn
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Everett. Feb, - Speeiai.-NotwlJhstan
ing Judge Moore adverse decision or the
county seat injunction case. Il viii be
promptly appealed 20 the supreme court by
the attorneys fer Everett. who express
themselves as confident as ever that they
viii win on the questions 10 BE- submitted
There is some feeling here that the decision
should have been Withheld until the fun
ninety days hal expired iu which IL could
30 flied Now b can handy get before the
supreme court until MAY The gist Of the
decision IS that the county commissioners
could do nothing but canvass the returns
as made 10 them. and thar however much il
was 70 Be regretted the courts had 30 right
"a interfere.
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THO cnlnml,In Rtser Pilots.

south Bend, Feb. 2s-- Specialize
Washington pilot commissioners deny liza
published runner % q probable combination
Of oregon ana Washington pilots OF the Co.
lumb{a baY. They say the pilot schooner
Jessie Is chartered "a them for eighteen
months, an3 any attempt 10 tie her Up
weu.5 suolcat the Washington pilots ie
81 Use vessel 10 a sust for Gae profits which
sha aouIa have carried bad she continued
IN active service. THE past te.o weeks have
shown heF la be vastly superior To the ore
Jren Beat having easily oalsaiie1 her oa
every occasion.
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MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
CURE
CATlRRH And ALL THROAT And
Lung DISEASES
Cliarrh Lsads 10 Indigestion Insomnia, Ner-
rogs Disorders CeaaBpiioa AID Many
Gthtr DISEASES Naayoa fosl-
tiEelJ Cures BY Ills
New Method

Catarr4. itseif an unpleasant disease. IS
an iusidious FOE and leads TO other very Sc
rioUs diseases. IL not cured il viii extend
10 the stomach and affect the digestive OK
gans causing dyspepsia. which makes lie
a bur1en Weakness debility. insomnia
ana even insanity have followed. Caarrn
neglected also reaches the lungs and ends
in consumption and death. Discharges
from the Nose and Throat Bad Breath,
stuffed-up &ostrils and Head. Pressure
and sharp Pains In tie Head. D.gziness.
Sneezsng. Nose-hieed, infitmed. Watery
Eyes. liability to take Cold. stupid heavy
feeling Ia the Head. Nausea. Deafness and
Hawking and Splitting or Nucus. are some
of the symptoms Of catarrh.
Are yoa a sufferer with catarrhg Have
YOU taken ali sorts Of drugs and patent
nostrums2 Are you tired of paying big
doctor bilis without being eured2 Are you
willing 10 spend 80 cents for A cure that
permanently cures catarrh by removing
the cause of the disease III so. ask yoar
druggist for 4 z5pcent bottle OF Munyon's
Catarrh Cure and a 2s-eent bottle Of ca
tarrh Tablets. TIE catarrh Cure VIII Grad
Icate the disease from the system, and the
Tablets VIII cleanse AMI heal the afflicted
parts and restore them To natural and
healthful condition.