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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
The Great Cut in Dress Goods and
Cloaks Extended Three Days Long.

Ask to be shown our large and pretty
assortment of embroideries which have
just arrived. A. J. Phillips. Oxford
Hail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-28
Specials for To-Day.

Henz's fine sauer Kraut, 1oc. Il s,er en-
iae three quarts for 25c, Table Peaches.
PIC Peaches, 7c Or four for Csc. :Eseyens
nast OF he famous Circus Soap for i
T Tei,o Hoil. Butter l5c Der pound Fruit
PRESERVES IN 5-pound buckets. 35c = fine Tat;
E M.taekerei. loc per pound: Mason's q fneI
real iipe Bread? IL so, use our Sunbeai1
Fiour and Cream Baking Powder. ssffs
c.. W. HuDGINS "a CO.sSs
Old Phone 1910; New Phone 10. ss Is
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION,

Il, r..l t.,nt vos n, .bc ci,, T,,nsd,y
Esaulrc H. l.. Casey WAS in our city Ties
dav,
c, r..,,.u ,.t,u.t, na. T., ,o,, No,-
up yy Infancy yIgitrd Grn,nyille this
wpak
,,.,, H..
~.
''' '''y
Mr. W. NJ "obst"f' al "ih'''l' was IN Una
city Monday
II. II. Matthews. of Hemingway, visited
Greenwood yesterday.
our ra,a frir,d fobu Gnycdn NJ lila
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
GRAND BAZAAR AND SUPPER


With the idea u making this event one TO
be long remembered. the ladies have spared
no efforts to make the 0pera-housc q bower
Of beauty, rcpicte with interest. There viii
b. beautiful wares from the Orient aiid the
Occident. There will he the japanese bodth
With its collection of curious articles; the
Eeyutiau cncampment in all its picturesque
beauty.
Tho ooors will bc open from 1899 ON. 10 Il
am. supper will be served Mt O'Clock
During the evening an excellent musical pro-
grammc will be rendered.
This will be a splendid opportunity onake
holiday purchases OF fancy work. botn useful
aud ornamental. There will be an unlimited
supply. The doll boothe will be rcpIote With
everything to delight the little folk. Every
body invited.
The following committees have been ap-
pointcd;
Committee on Arrangements McadaFnt:
3. T. Jones, chairman; g.. j. Austin, I. ). Ma
~, T. i. Mclean, +. h. Austin. G. u Mel
ton, Clara Crecgan. George Arnold.
Deco, alton Conmittce-Mrs. j. W. Stack,
chairman; Mr.. and Mrs. ". :. Vardaman
Mssdamcs W. r. Chapman. c. NJ. Melton, "
i. Anthony, NJ. Slack.
supper Committee Mesdamcs IT.. !. Marye
chairman; Walter pillow. W. W. Mcneil. J
1. Mclean, J. Il. Bew,J f. Denais. 9. \. y
Campbell, J. W. Dulancy. Clara Creegan
George Arnold.
vAscy Work Committee -Mesiainoj 4. u
Aastin, chairman; X. +. Jones. G. J Austih
\. n. baird, J. X. Rev. MA. vardanian.
noll Cummittee-Mesdamcs N. q. Melton
K1.Cnaoman. n 4. vardanan.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

The appearance Of a minstrel organ.
ization il nos 80 rare n theatrical event.
that, by striking contrast with the past,
it forcibly recalls to the minds Of all old
theatre-goers the time when similar
troupes were counted by the tens where
they now only figure in the units. The
burnt cork artist il distinctly an
American product, and with more or
less prominence he has been in evidence
on the stage for over three.quarteTs Of
a century. As early as 1915, negro i'm.
presentations were given in connection
with melodrama, but it was not until
lS43 that special minstrel troupcs were
organized, the first consisting Of the
famous quartet, Dan Emmett. Frank
Brewer, Billy Whitlock and Dick Pei
ham, who gave their initial perform.
ance, the first Of it's kind ever given
anywhere, on the Eth Of February
ts43. Since this date the passage
Vi years HIS Wttithstl
if not thousands, Of similar organi.
cations and this arm of the dra-
matte art has raised into national, and
in some instances international renown,
such familiar names az Dan Emmett,
Charley White, George Christy, Eph
Horn, Nelsc Seymour, Billy Birch, Billy
Bachus, Ben Cotton. Bob Hart, Ben
Gardner, LIKE Schoolcraft. Gus How
ard, Billy Gray, Robert Slayin, Tony
Hart, Lew Benedict, VIM. Arlington,
Carl Wagner and Billy Kersands. The
last named has out-lived all other per.
formers Of note, and to-day IL as popu-
lar as ever, and is the star Of Richard
81 Pringle's Famous Georgias in mighty
union with russo Il Hollands Operatic
Minstrels, who appear at the ~ m
House, Saturday, December 4. They
make a daily parade introducing two
bands.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
A GOOD Record,

On September u, 1891 / put Missis.
sippi Tastele8s Chill Tonic with iron on
the market. Up to November t. | sold
516 bottles-Eyery bottle sold under n
positive guarantee and not Il single bot
tie re~turned-not a single failure to do
what it is recommended to do-cure
chills and fever. | think this Il pretty
good record for a new preparation, and
proves beyond question that there Is
merit in the goods, Ny other prepara.
tons, Missississippi Cough Remedy and
Mississippi Liniment, are meeting with
the same success, and are sold under the
same guarantee.
G. W. CROCKETT, Druggist.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
The Tourist Attached

District Attorney Ben Humphreys
has attached the Steamer Tourist under
authority Of Sec. 1890, Of the code Of
1899, which provides that any M who,
in violation Of the law, sells or gives
away liquors, shall be subject to pay
the state, county or town the right Of
remedy by civil suit under this statute
by attachment and without bond,
The salt Is for the sum Of 81, 600,
$500 each for the state and county the
Tourist not beiag charged with having
unlGwfully so | liquors in the limits OF
any town. -Loliver County Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
Doctor Up,
Greenwood, Miss.

4 few cents might prevent n sickness
where many dollars might not cure it,
Come to us to have yonr prescriptions
filled, to buy your patent medicines and
for any thing you may nee. in m line,
We handle only the purest and best,
Your wants are given the most careful
attention by an experienced pharmacist
CooCKETT TIE DRUGGIST,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
New Denrist In Town.

DR.. G. B. Stewart returned Tuesday,
and has opened his dental office in the
Rice building on the corner OF Market
and Main streets. As the doctor ID
not only a graduate in his profession,
but has taken special course in the
modern crown and bridge-work and
correction Of irregular teeth, we feel
sure that he viii merit and receive a
liberal share Of patronage from our
people.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
Mis-.

Send your jug orders for Whistles,
Wines aud Gins to the Merchants tx
change Saloon, Greenyille, Miss, and
yet the best for the Least money
tf.) u. j. GOLDSMITH, Mgr.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

4 Thing OK BeafsEy.

AIliHitr ~ tANNAAN NV 80 - 800
business firms of Greenwood none is
more attractive in appearance and
substantial in character than the
house Of A. Neiler X Co., who re-.
Gently moved TO thu city from tintia-
natl, Ohio, ACommo.ve1}th reporter
was on tile street yesterday look
ing for something to interest our
readers, and by accident slrolicd into
this handsome STORE. which bad jus,
Opened lts Doors
for the first time in Greenwood. Tn.
der the guidance Of MIR. Weller and
his charming aud allahle saleslady,
Mrs, Payne, The Commonwealth man
was shown through. While the
building is not large, it undoubtedly
contained more beautiful things cal
culatcd to excite the cupidity of man
and cause him to commit the sin of
coyet0usness than have ever seen
before in so small d space. The pro-
fusion of handsome diamonds indie
ScrihahtI brilliant, the most superb
jeWolry, Watches Of every class,
cost, and variety; tableware, statu-
cites, bronze busts, tIplcttwarc made
of Clipped ivory, Dresden china,
Hungarian wares, Flemish wares,
Bond waEe4, Dresden toilette sets,
MonIcure sets, Bisq ie ware, DID gold
and silver ware, and heaven knows
what else. Mr.. Weller attempted to
name them all to your reporter, but it
would require an almost an infinite
memOry to be able to recall half he
showed us,
There are some things in this house
which the writer had never seen be-
fore. The Yiplett statuette made Of
chipped ivory was very bcautiful-in-
deed they are works of the highest AIT
and most wonderful skill. Mr.. Wei
lee SAYS that this work is very eXpen-
81 We and Is seldom offered for sale out
side Of large cities. There are also a
large number Of supcrb vases and
hronze figures which attest the great
cst ,EllI, Mr.. Weller saws he has
come To Greenwood to cast bis lot
with her nagpie lie is here to
stny," SO TO sneak. that he VIII sell
these pooas ebeaJcc tiIau they can be
bought anywhere else for he same
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
SILK and Sarins.
Cream Of Thoroughbred Pointers

! have two filters Of the best brsf
Pointers Puppies in the world, for sale
They run from five TO six months old
and combind the blood Of Imp, C1oxteth.
Champions Led Of Rush, Kens Of Kent
Lad Of Bow Beaufort, Sensation Bravo
Bang Bang ana Meteor.
Address,
Geo. p. Recor?
Jackson,
Mis-.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

am buying cattle for shipment, and
I will pay the highest price the market
will permit. Bring them to me or let
me know where You have them and ]
will 20 for them myself. Remember
pay cash, and the highest price.
Address.
D. ". HUFFaoN.
Green wood, Mis-.
H3
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

We direct attention to the advertise.
ment Of Mes3rs. Classify Il Co, which
appears in today paper, These gentle
men have a full store Of groceries and
they sell cheap Try them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

would not go to Klondyke when
buggic worth fifty dollars are being Civ
en- array by
HENDERSON e. BAIRD
The Monthly Biinetaliist and The
Commonwealth for one year for 81 1850.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
LOCAL r. n. SCHEDULE.
SOUTHERN RAlL.W

SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
In effect on aud after lrhrunr II, lSai,
WEST kouNH,
: M, Sc, Through Passenger .,,...h:@0 y, IN,
+ No. y. Winonu to Grcpnvillp ......,N;3 u. IN.
= 40, 7, ltta Hcnu and BrHucl, leaves 500 4. IN.
EAST o Nd,
: No. IS, Trough Passenger. .,..,..p;3S u. ~.
= No. 10. Grcenville 10 Winuuu .,,,.,G GIG p m.
. No, 4, lttu Benz, arrive, ..,,..... lo:i5 "A. IN.
d
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
In effect on and after February II, 1877.
NORTH BOYED,
' No. io2, Passenger, arrives. 1905 n. m
departs II 20 ~
: No. 3g2, Local Freight, arrives 5:t5 y. III
SOUTH BOUND.
\ o i0l, Passenger, arrives n....,.. 80 p, m
departs. ...... 800 y. IN
: No. S9i. Local Freight, departs. 7:3a y. IN
Every day, Every day except Sunday
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
rATE:HE Z.

Showing the condition Of the Bank OF
Greenwood, Of Greenwood, Miss, on
Nov. II, 1891. Published by direction
of chapter IL OF annotated code of 1892
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

Greenwood is the only city in tile
State which can boast Of a wholesale
and retail jewelry establishment a.
Weller u Co, Of Cincinnati, will be
ready for business on or about Dec. LIST.
Merchants and retail jewelers. would 10
we'll to give them a trial.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

Delicatese Herrings in Jars at
CASPER S
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
THE COMMONWEALTH.
az e n. 81
To The Merchants.

To The Merchants.
We will issue an anniversary edition ,
on the 18th Of Dec, 1897. The conl (
monvealth will be one year old on thEt 4
day and we propose to make that issue q
the largest best and altogether the I
most readable paper ever issued in the B
state. It will afford the merchants an 4
excellent opportunity to advertise their I
Christmas goods. Our rates are reason &
able and our circulation II is large. Don't J
forget the :
18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887. :
wa shall issues larger number of papers i
than usual, thereby adding additional ]
facilities for reaching the public. The Z
commemorative of The Commonwealth y
will call on every merchant in town. :
Phone IS for Groceries. :
C. |. Stein, the Jeweler. :
Shoes! Shoes! at B. L. Young's, cheap, :
c. l! Stein, the Jeweler. 4
New Mince Meat at !
STEIN BROS. ]
Ship your cotton to the Planters !
Warehouse Co. !
Call for Banner Mackerl at /
CAspER's, y
Ninse Meat and sauer Kraut. at ,
CAsPER's. !
Ship your cotton to the Planters $
Warehouse Co, !
Champian Goldfish bricks at ]
CAsPER'S. !
C. l. Stein, the Jeweler. 8
Ship your cotton to the Planters ;
Warehouse Co. 7
Ship your cotton to the Planters !
Warehouse Co. "
Sparrows's Chocolates are the best. !
For sale only by !
STEIN BROS. !
Diamond Brand Java and Mocha COT :.
fes Is the finest. For sale at =
STEIN BROS. y
All kinds of Fancy Candies for sale by .
w. c. CROCKETT, !
The Druggist. j
Canned Holsters, Crabs, aspargaras, Z
Wanna and Lunch sausage at q
CAsPER's. 4
j. P. Metts is agent for Kentucky and !,
Tennessee Ear Corn. Call OF him TO :
prices. u Z
Mustard. with Horse Radish, is the s
latest. For sale by !
STEIN BROS, d
For choice fresh Candies go to Z
w. c. CROCKETT, !
The Druggist, Z
C. l. Stein, the Jewclcr. :
CROCKETT has the best line Of Fancy !
Candies ever brought to Greenwood. /
Prof. Rice's Latest Sensation will show .
two nights next week at the Opera {
House before leaving us, for down the /
river. I
If you want to present your sweet +
heart with a box of delightful Candy I
you can get it from :
w. c. CROCKETT, :
The Druggist. Z
A woman hung round her husband 5 7
neck and implored him to go to Crock !
cts drug store and purchase o bottle 4
OF Nississ ippi Chill Tonic, with Iron.
Wait for Weller before you send oil
for your holiday presents. Hisstock VIII
bs the very largest IN the market HIS
prices are lower than you can bny the
same goods in the city.
Do not forget, we glvesome one oil our
customers a buggy. The holder OF the 3
luckey ticket will have his fine gilt.
Which is we'll worth having.
HENDERSON g. BAIRD,
It is folly to send off for Fancy Can
dies when you can get them from ~
w. c. CROCKETT,
Inc Druggist.
People who like fresh, pure, fine Can
dy can get it from
w. C. CROCKETT, ,
The Druggist.
Mississippi Chill ToniG.
It 10 not bad at all to take
Your taste twill please, your chill twill {
break. a
Just try one bottle, and if you don
like it, ,
You may charge the difference to
P C. W. CROCKETT :
The Druggist :
GRAND BAZAAR AND SUPPER -,
.M .aH. -~----
nssG 4 n n III -
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
RESOURCES;

Loans and discounts on
personal endorsements,
lt.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23

The Man with the Medal.

In group of grizzled veterans You'll see a
man with a medal. Just an ordinarv-appear-
ing man, looking like the rest of the rank and
file; like the others in all -but the medal
Reading the legend, For Valor." on that Bit
of bronze you know that somewhere some
when, in the hour Of trial and tos. m. man
with the medal lowered above his fellows like
a giant. He looks like the Others But YOU
can't measure him by looks. His mcaur. was
taken on that day of test and trial which
proved him greater than the rest a.H his
greatness was marked for all time utl The
bronze badge that made him-thc man With
the medal
There's a medicine with a medal -4rcys
SaYabaylAa. In dress and appcaranccit look,
like the rank and fleo Sarsaparillas excen.
that it is marked by the medal. We know
the medal marks merit. Somewhere. under
test and trial Ayers Sarsapaula lowered
above the rest like agiant That Somewhere"
was at the great Worlds Fair of 1893, where
the only medal awarded to Sarsapariua was
awarded to Ayers, for purity Of preparation
and power of healing.
When you single out Ayers in a group Of
Sarsaparillas that look alike, let the medal re-
mind YOU that it alone stood the Worlds Fair
test, and is alone indorsed as the SAFE Saga-
banAa.
The medal marks greatness but does not
makeit. What Ayers Sarsaparilawas proved
to be at the Fair it had been for half a cen.
fury the sovereign blood purifier Of the
world It's not greatest because it wears the
medal But it wears the medal because is
greatesk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23

There wa. peasant surprise party af
the residence of Air Mooney $50 Q
4ffeet Thursday evening iu which sew
oisl Of Church Hilps fayorltes psrt!ci-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23

Goods an less than import cost % utilize
the cash. at Housefurnishlus Sale Base
ment, !, ;. east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
Smiling Faces
Sweet Greetings that
Keep the Home
Happy.
It Is Hard to Smile When the
Body Is Packed With
Pain.

rs hard % smile when tho back Is aching
the head tlrob.ing. and tho body IS ful az
pain. Tie thing 10 do is 20 ia yourself q tho
aches and pairs, and Nur-
The times., 1897-09-26
Fnd Parties.

II You are invited To fad party, you
are expected To take with you some Oh
ject that represents your pet fad, and
after yon have exhibited it you are to
talk about L; tell how you acquired it
and why, ana anything Of interest that
pertains to it. Untl you have attended
one of these affairs, YOU can have no
idea OF the interesting peep it gives you
into q hitherto unsSspected side OF your
friends life The MAR whom YOU had
krawn only as a thoughtful student, re-
IuCtantly confesSrs to d passion for scarf
pins, and marvellous may be the stories
attached to the getting Of some Of these.
With another it may be weapons, modern
and ancient, and Doubtless he VIII prove
to be the most peaceful one among you
With one 1t is photographs, with another
snuffboxes OF stamps or old enSravingS
Almost every one VIII have some inter
estiDg hobby Among women one viii
bring a prsteless plate. and tel yOu OF
iier Washington plates and other rare and
interesting china Another collects pew
.er mugs and candle bowls OF fans or
Iaces.-H HaGerstown Globe.
The times., 1897-09-26

blow, even if the first days of April are
with us. All the pewers and persuasons
possible would not avail to induce the worn-
an or this foolish variety, no matter how
the elements are warning, to wear felt
hat after Easter or a straw after they are
called in.
1t Is q noticeable fact that these women
are generally nervous, restless creatures,
who find it hard TO keep IN ounce of flesh
On their bones The other extreme are
perhaps trifle too slow, but usually in
dependent in thought and action. These
love to tame" the new bonnet and linger
lovingly over the tried and true friend of
a long season. The pa ssing of summer is al
ways rz0Te or less regretfnE sometimes
causes actual pain. They will cling to he
sailor hat aud shirt waist Jest as long as
the law allows, and longer If not rorcibiy
restrained.
A decided novelty in hats is n shape
less affair at FIRST sight TO look at. 1t is
some thing like the old -fas hioned silk
beaver in texture and if anything more
fuzzy and long haired. They are pressed
in and out OF shape with the same ex-
pedition as an opera hat, except that the
outlines are all soft instead OF All stiff.
A little clever manipulation a punch here,
a shove there, twist at the sides and the
hat s ready FOR Wear. The sole trimming
is one of several quiIls at acute angles, ac-
cording to the fancy Of the wearer, The
effect when finished is pretty much the
same as that of the Tam O'Shanter, as the
crown is of beef eater dimensions when
complete, and to begin with, the whole is
a oouical affair, reminding one OF the
Phrygian head gear whichis the origin of
all ueGd coverings. In orderto clear upany
possible doubt OF the hat question, it might
5e as Well TO add here that the old Val.
entine hats above referred TO are those
familiar TO 5ygone days and tender mem
ories of the 14th OF February and the
pictured beauties therein discussed also
that the needle and knife feathers are
compromise ON tie quill And the pie
crust brim in velvet resembles the very
elaborate pastry the cook sometimes in
dulges in to please tile children.
The times., 1897-09-26
she whistIes-nnd Mhr2

A young society Woman in Washington
has adopted d little device for discoura ging
a superfluity OF coiap plirnentary expressions
She says that the Washington men are the
worst in the world for scattering meaning
less compliments, the souJherners the next,
the Westerners next, and, Of course, 1he cold
Northerners last. Her Invention consists
OF silver or gold whistle attached to a
ohiin and worn around the neck When
the man with the compliments beeius to
breathe sweet nothings, the whistle is
promptly blown.
Little compliments, even when idly ut
tered, are not always an unrniXed evil.
Women, with their natarai fondness for sd.
niration, seldom find then, entirely dis
tasteful. They need not be taken too seri-
ously, and when they are unwelco1ne they
can generally Toe turned aside with some
bright retort: but 10 whistle! Did the
bright women of the historic salons re.
sort to such a clumsy device? Some poet
has told IN that people whistle for want Of
thought. Possibly IL is so in Washington.
The Puritan.
The times., 1897-09-26
YHllow journalism
lF1om the netrnIt Free -.

(FIom the Detroit Free Press.)
The boy folded something up quickly and
showed it into his pocket as his father ap-
preached. But he was too late.
what are you reading?" inquired the
old gentle:nan Sternly.
"A story"
What kind?"
1T about a nan that sneaked up behind
train robbers and scared them off and then
rescued q girl from some outlaws, and " no
got kidnapcd on purpose on pirate ship,
50 s TO surprise the pirates while they slept
and put the:n III irons and turn them over
10 the governmezst-"
IT'S a dime novel; that's what it is''
The boy maintained guilty silence.
Give me that took this instant There's
plenty to read besides trash like that"
The objectionable volume was surren-
dered, and the boys father left the room.
In the eourse of half hour he returned to
find his son once more engrossed in letters.
Reading again?" he inquired.
"Yes," replied the boy.
''What is it this time? Another pirate
and train robber yarn?"
mo; it's paper that one of the travel
ing Tnen who came to your store yesterday
Iett.n
well, there's some sense to that. What
have you read about? The tariff and the
price OF wheat, or the situation in Europe?"
No; We read about three horrible mnr-
ders and a lynching and a tarring-and-
featliaring, and about man that ran off
with his next-door neighbor's wife, and
now l m in the middle OF piece that tells
you exactly how to organize gang OF bur
glars and rob bank"
The old gentleman looked very Thoughtful
for moment. Then he took the paper
gently away, AMI, putting his hand in his
inside pocket, said:
Eve all make mistakes once in a while,
Johnny. Here's your dime novel;
The times., 1897-09-26
Paternal Feeling.
(Fren1 Puck.)

Mother lin horror )-''oh. John, Don't yoa
see what baby Is doing? He is sucking all
the paint off that monkey on the stick!''
Father tdeep in his pape< f-Oh, that's all
right 1t only cost ceats.'
The times., 1897-09-26
Human Centlpede.

fErem the Allegheny Record1
A Chicago man dropped thirty five feet
yesterday and ther picked himself up and
walked away. whGta lot OF feet that man
must nave
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-21
RipaIs TabuIes; pleasant laxative
Cold and La Crime.

The season for colds and lagripps
has now arrived.
/ La Grippe is a paralysis OF the
sympathetic nervous system, with
local eVacerbatioDs. 1t is this that
accounts for its multiform manifesto.
tions-as, general debility, colds
pneumonia, stomach trouble, heart
failure, ETC.. the weakest organ in the
body being generally the point Of
attack.
All the treatments are sympathetic
stimulants and tOnics, aud the most
active and available Of these are:
Triquimia Pain Specific, a tablet
every three or four hours,(5O cts a
box.)
lfthere is a cold take Triquimla
Cough Cure, tablet alternately with
the Pain Specific. Us cents a box.)
The above is the treatment for OF.
binary cases, and usually cures in
about twelve hours.
In complicated cases other remedies
are required.
If the lungs ase seriously involved
apply mustard plaster, or TriQuimia