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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
OHIO RIVER IS FALLING RAPIDLY.
Farther Danger From Floods APP
pear Co ne ANerteA.

E4ENWeE n8mkGr from EI0O0w AR@
penrs Co ne AverteA.
Cincinnati. Feb. &.--At all river points
from Ptttsburg 70 Maysville the river ID
falling rapidly and everywhere above here
navigation Is resuming. The danger Is
over In all inundated up-river towns.
From Mayeville down 20 Cincinnati the
flood Il az its worst Below Cincinnati
the tributaries are all falling rapidly. No
loss Of property or life has been reported
from up-river points within the last %
hours. The upper Cincinnati at Pendle-
ton Is pretty badly flooded. AZ least lee
families are driven from dwellings,
Newport. on the Kentucky side OF the
river, suffers most prOportienAtely. Over
80 families have been driven TO higher
ground. Large details OF police are ctn-
pioyed day and night giving relief. Some
deliver provisions to people lodging In
second stories OF houees.
The village OF Bromley. below Ludlow.
with about 100 Inhabitants, d. almost
wholly flooded. Those who have two
story houses have taken refuge upstairs
and are receiving food supplies from
boats. At . O'Clock tonight the stage mere
was 90 feet sA inches. having risen half
an inch IN the last hour. This rate may
be kept up for two more hours, when the
maximum will be reached.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

Metal Qm0fnaIon..

Metal Qmotnaasns.
New Hork. Feb. ss-Isar silver tfEe
Lesa-stTons; brORsrs s.ss: eaehaaEs. s -
Portland wheat.
forfi.na. Feb. E.-wheat-waIla walla. 81
san Frnncsneo Grain.
San Francisco. Feb. E.--wheat-S hlpplrR
n-ssAGi@ for No. l and tl1ek9i-sTa4 for
choice; milling wheat. H-S0LsTA.
BAriey-Feed- EeTssc: fancy. soc: brewing.
oats-Fancy white feed. s-s7xai.e g: rood 70
ps1se. tlraise: gray. fLEGiSp: black. for
feed sScdflo s: black. for see8 tl-lealzs; red
n-leGi-so; milling. n-ssgLsa
Chicago Grain.
chieagO Feb. s-Forther depression was Ms
HE among wheat traders AZ the beginning and
during the frst hour Of the session. The open-
suit Of the ucre peaceful outlook IN Enrop-A
English console opened 2-ls higher than they
closed yesterday. which was the best evidence
that could be had q the uniikelthcod u the
ti0ns In contest.
close: May wheat, stae: cosn. 1sgr: cats
TIE Receipts: Wheat %eea corn TAeea
1--we stock.
Chioago Feb SIN cattle the bulk a. the
steers found purchasers AZ ssuteSs COWS. s4Ss
% y, heiteES HSGSse; bulls. sss62so:
HoEs-common to prime lots sOla al q Ne
al. which are the highest ngures pA&d this
winter.
sheep-saies were on the hasis q s.sass for
inferior TO common nocks. up TO tta&ss for sod
to prime natives: westerns, Nse6A 10; year
to S for choice; prime lambs going around
Rees,ps.; cattle 500. hos. ss.eoA sheep
Packing House Products.
chicaEo. Feb N.-ROrk. ses: Lard. sLies
ths7s N@A-~ -.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
cUsA WOULD PAY Foa lIBEaTY.


New York, FEB. 1a,-The Word will
publish tomorrow. under the head OF
This Most Important Document on the
Cuban War" an autograph letter writ
president Of the provisional government
of the cubans'. and countersignsd By
Aaximo Comes. the general IN chief
The letter was approved By the Do-cailed
cabinet OF the provisional government
ana bears the seal Of the government +
u as follows:
A. ne request Of your correspondent ne
hese ne ereetest pleasure IN arguing the toi-
loHing aueEffnnHs rDO you believe the war can
y endea o. the basis o. Independence On TIE
paynent o. an Indemnity " cuha 20 Spain
with the Unfted States ariitsatorf''
on the basis o. Independence Il WIN be I'M
possible % entes into negotistions These
- ne spanish M r ~. e,1 e tss ssns
between Spain and the new Cuban republic.
We beiisye also that there should Be inciua-
g &c inaemnity % - paid Spain provided the
orahie. praetteabls and GOOD for All. nut n
done u should be done A. soon as possible The
isdemnity should prevent the further loss 81
blood and money and u would save the eco
nonaic resources of the people who have sworn
20 the cumpiete Destruction az the island before
they VII submit anew 70 the dominion Of
iTed ana desnststioa. Soon he prodae.n eng e.
pae9sy o. the country win be destroyed cuba
can pay less a. time passes. not only because
NANn Hpuln ene earns less. but u VIII be IN
eneasinsiy difficult for her 70 fuinn the sslpa-
lst,on and agreensnts she must Be able 70
The indemnity 20 spain should take the form,
e acknowledgement and guarantees By cubs
e pat o. the debt already contracted b.
spain. o. The payment a. q sum n bonas or
= nonsy @ Spain. We wpui1 deem L ad-
aFetiFator or semi -oh1cially a. the friend o.
both sides. providing always that the island ~
eFeignty.
we are yours IN the greatest consideration,
EALYAroR cIsNERoa. r. D.
MAKING GOafEZ.
Dagumeis EanstI EDar1fua gan. a. Ii
Were ProenreA ny se0veI.
fhis letter, which r. forwarded by eyi-
vester Bcovel, the World correspondent
now In prison at 6anoti Bpiritps. wns, u h
stated. obtained exactly one week before
he was caught while trying to reach the
sea coast He had Forwarded q COPY by
paetneo 20 be cAbled 20 his paper. This
messenger was also captured by the
Spanish. and the contents Of his dis
patches were cabled 70 senior De LONE.
Spanish minister AZ Washington. The
original documenta. including the letter.
are In original Spanish. and were only re-
ceaved this afternoon. In his letter ac-
companying them scovel writes:
The Cnbans can anord 20 pay q very large
amount ana ] am In Q position 70 state that
they viii 90 "a. Cuba win accept any peace
able means laid down BY the United States that
VIA secure their Independence. Last year Gen
hts aFanion the cubans would even 10 as far
a. 10 allow the United States 10 administer
the nnnncaa Of the island until such time aa
any loan fFom that country should be nefsatd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
HOUSE COMMITTEES STIRRED UP.
ImpFlsened Amerlean Citiseas.

washington. Feb. A-The house COM
mittee on foreign AFFAIRS has decided TO
report q resolution calling on the presl-
dent for an Information concerning the
treatment OF American prisoners IN Cuba
The committee framed the substitute
for various resolutions ef inquiry before
It. The resolution follower
Resolved. by the house OF representa-
tives. that the president Be requested q
transmit 10 the house Of representative,
n not Incompatible with public interest.
all corfespondence nled IN the state de-
partment not hitherto communicated 70
congress IN regard 20 the Imprisonment Of
American citizens by Spanish ofieials IN
the island Of Cuba.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
OREGON MAY YET HAVE NEW LAWS


Salem. Or. Feb &-The house held morn
ing and afternoon sessions. Immediately after
the morning session a conference was held and
the situation thoroughly cAnvassed. Il was
thnxEht that organization could be effected.
Individual members Of the late Benson house
have Etven assurances that they would return
Il the matter was gone al In earnest AMI eN5-
dent god faitA II h the porI,ose to merely
latlon and not to consider the eaectiua Of
United STATES senator.
Senator Mitchell save up HE quarters today
and went 10 Portland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
FIVE NEGRO LAsoRERs WERE KILLED


Louisville. Feb N-A special to the
Times from Murray. KY. says
A premature explosion Of dynamite at
q gravel pit at noon killed five negro
laboreru and wounded as many more. The
killed are Tom Bell. Major Gardner.
william Morria. VIII Orr. Hardy Jaek-
non. the wounded are: Tom Guthrie.
Charles Tucker. Frank Harding. Jim
Gardner, Rome watterson. Two OF the
vrunnded win die
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
OREGON SHORT LINE OFFICERS,
". m. Baneroft ~ General Manager.
Heads the List.

salt Iaka FsA xk-fhe llat % general on
eSrs Tor the oreRun short Linz Railway Com
nsnr WAS Eirpa out to-day a. tollows;
W H. nAncroft. vtco prenldent and geaeFal
lrallc uanAEers =. L. Calvin. several sGpSF-
IneQnaeng; u. r. hurley, Eeuerai raHasnEer and
TICKET aren't, J. G oitfelNNny. chief engineer;
! r. Dunn, aapefinteneens q motive peNers
Flnhnr nenerAi clAim agent; 4 O KAotra.
nenaral pnrchaning agent; W. y. l.lntaa. SEN
eral car aeconntnnl. = ~. BennetL saperin-
tendcnl q hri1Eoa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Judge LS %s. e S. O.: sss.srs oo.r'

WaA Nenomtnnleos
gates attended the republlcaa state con-
ventlon today. General Alger made q
speech urging Michigan republicans to
show the nation that the state stu stood
where she stood last tall Resolutions
asRere adopted reatIlrmlng the last national
platform. Judge Charles d. Long OF thu
supreme court was renomlnasea. w. J.
Cocker OF Adrian wnn nominated for re-
gent Of the state university.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

waahlngtOn. Feb aL-Ths presidsat has is-
sued q proeiaznation calling 4 session % the
senate a. noon On the tth 81 March 10 Fecslvs
communicationa from the executive. THIS -
the usual senate Ression 10 consider aomina~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
RECOMMENDS CHANGE OF OFFICERS
Report OF the House Committee On
the Leavenworth Home.

washington. Feb. 3A-The report Of the
house special committee 20 investigate
the management OF the Leavenworth sol
tiers' home has been completed II rec
ommends removal OF the governor OF the
home and q change Of all ofElcers. Other
Recommendations are that all branches
OF the home. valued at about $S.0ee CO.. be
put directly under control OF the secre-
tary OF war. Post funds. n Is recon-
mended. be placed under control OF the
government.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

DNAN9 ~ NNtn &0NA0ENumaNA~ NA0
Ssws Of the Day ~ CaruSa.
caFpsa PA "A lslsrram fruan New Ysst
thls efassnusa snncasain9 ths dsasA q Mr..
shaaaw u Ktoam ever the training uuarlesW al
Cnaka faneh. Martin Julian unp aeerAy at
secssd ~ - nsNA altAaegh hs STATED ~ had
utother. Julian nala. has been suffering ffcsn
hear tsuatas nT snoaths ard all hoyes % her
Feeaseft aeFe gives 80 weekn arc, lie viii not
- 70 NeN fCFk 10 attend the funeral nor viii
FitEalmascas leave CAFapn for thq east
fltsslmnsgas nm into tgwa thta morning re
vent TO the pestofflce tor NE mail AMI remained
IN the government haildins long ssuash to give
ever pAssaStaphsr IN town. anaieur and RIO.
teeainnal . chance 10 reach The epct. The
New zsalsn1er has developed . mcst marted
.nilpAsay for sanetas ana n his sffosts to-day
watch mlaht have resulted seriously. instead
% ieAvtnE The pnsaoGice ~ the frunt dour
he shsaEht 60 catwit The camera nehas by
TIRE 6ulldine. In tFytns 20 escape be Slipped
On cake u Ice and feI nprAWiina In The snow.
llsfcsN ~ could PICK himself ~ the photo
tufve were aecnreA.
AZ CeFAett's Quarters.
AZ Coftesrs quarter there was nothing bat
activity al day long. Ths arrival cf oeoEee
March a was cns o. the IacldeaSa We was
accompanied ~ two men frvm The Olympic
Cub q San Ftaneiseo Bpsh o. them are sH-
HAft n8Hue8l HiayNNes Gufueu put IN hts
usual two hour at work this mornlae. the
pssraaes Of JesSaass oS ios AnrsisS c Cor
had . private bout with this celebrity and al.
thSeEh the latter appeared q tribe stow, the
ehampien expects % receive great help frOm
him before the training season h over.
oleves FOR the right.
ChlcagA Feb A--fn an expreaa package that
len this city for CaFeon City this erunInR were
tour paiFa % the finest boxing gioves that en-
pefienee and akin csuld mako They were ahe
ones which will encase the hands Of corbest
ana Ritnetmmuuh when time 10 called March
u. They were especially designed bv the
maker. who took the measures of the hania
o. the men aotns time a9W when Dan STUART
gave him The order. There are Two pairs Tor
each man. Each glove WeiNhe q triae over
I'VE snneea. They arN the nneat velvet tan.
merry and stalfad with selected curiad hair.
ne Guns o. wrists ere extra lona ana we'll
stuffed and the ftonta are laced with heavy
Ribbons. They contain patent safety cru,
the lnalda being 20 made that the lighter can
ciinch he hsls with great nrmness.
Utah Wamta Ne EtWhNa. f :
salt Lake Feb A-Representatlve Kenner ,
bnl lntrodoeed IN the legislature several days
ago. 70 ieEaiine pfise aghtlns. Vas brooahl %
a.voee today and Wa dsIsaied
Bowen naiiainss Destroyed.
eyracusAs n. 4. ESh Alrhe RlneiAnd
huuae 81 oaNege and elx adjoining smaller
buildings were destroyed ~ IRE AZ this
/ mofnlnN. There were % Guests who weIp re-.
eusd 81 The police and irumeh. Los tskooa
HART secured penasmsn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
BRYAN AGAIN AT NEW HAVEN.
No Glass of novsay CoIlewe Raaluma
Greeted HIN Than Tame.

New Haven, Conn. Feb &.-tf w. J. Bryan
cherished any hard feeiiuga toward New Haven
owing 10 the incident which MARKED bis visit
herr IN October while cAmpatgnluK. they will
moel aHsuredly be forgotten after tonight.
The reception accorAed 10 nEyan was most
hearty and when he appeared On the stage Of
Hyperion theater 10 deliver hle lecture on b.
me1alltsm he faced representative audience
corded frequent applause during HIS renarks
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

Philadelphia, Feb. nA-cAplAln John d Hart.
o. ailieasseFin1l sueeeeded IN acquiring bonds
men today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

3. New YORK Feb sks-Esar silver, tlEe
copper-cluiet: hrokerx. Silso: exchanEe. 81
Lead-Strong; brOkers. s1.es: ezchanwe. s3A
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22


SURBECK.-At HurffvilIe, January
10th, 1897, ]. Jacob Surbeck. aged 70
years.
CHAPPUIS.-In Elmer, Jan. 14th.
1897, Mrs. Jennie Chappuis, aged Al
years.
WOODNUTT.-In Salem, Jan. ~,
1897, Lydia P. Woodruff, widow Of
Richard P. Woodruff, in her 10Th year.
WEBSTER. In Salem, Jan. 18th,
1897, Edith. daughter of Richard G..
and Anna II. Webster, aged 6 years
and 6 months.
HAINES.-In Woodstown, Jan. 10,
1897, Aaron w. Haines, aged 65 years.
CARLL.-In Lower Allowsys Creek,
Township, Jan. 18th, 1897, Lottie g.,
daughter Of Jesse r. and Lucetta NJ.
CARL, aged 8 years 5 months.
FORREST.-In Salem, Jan. 18th,
1897, Hannah, daughter of George and
Susan Forrest, in her 18th year.
HILLIARD-In Salem, First month
18th, 1897, Hannah T. G. Hilliard
wife of Thomas T. Hilliard, aged n
years.
KELLY. In Salem, Jan. ID, 1897,
Alice, daughter of Thomas and Mar
garet Kelly, in her 4th year.
BOARDLEY.-In Quinton Town.
ship, on the 18th inst, Benjamin Board
ley, aged 80 years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The u. s. Supreme Court has de-
clared that part of Senator Tillman's
~dispensary law which forbi.s citizens
Of the State from importing liquors in.
to the State for their OWL use, were in
contravention of the Interstate Com
MERGE clause of the National constitu-
ton aud therefore invalid. Justice
Brown dissents in an able opinion. He
said, "The effect Of the Wilson law
seems to mi to withdraw intoxicating
liquors from the operation of the COM
merce clause Of the Constitution, and
to permit the traffic in them to be regu
lated In such manner as the several
States in the exercise of their police
power, shall deem best for the general
interest Of the public. If a State can
not prohibit her W citizens from i'm.
porting liquors. as we'll as buying them
at home, the Wilson law is set at naught
and the prohibitory laws Of the several
States rendered imperative in a vital
particular" 1t looks as If the temper.
ance people will have to have a revis-
ion Of the Supreme Court before they
can have an effective prohibition law in
any State and as Justice Shiras, the
man who changed his opinion on the
income tax and made 1t unconstitu-
ticDal RSnte the opinion he will be the
man to receive most of their contempt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after snfierlng lot ses
dread disease Consumption. 10 anxious 70
make knswn TO his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure. To those who desire It, ne VIII chesa-
fully send free of charge) a copy, OF tne pig,
scripti0n used. which they will md q sure oure
for Consumption, Asthma, "
Bronchitis and all throat ana lung III
edy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring tine pre-,
scription, which will cost them notning' anu
may prove a blessing, will please address, 80,
New York. h-io.oin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The self constituted Monetary Con-
yention of business men. bankers and
stockholders in great corporations, from
cities Of over 5000 inhabitants was held
in indianapolis, Ind, last week TO de.
wise plans for currency reform. They
resolved that the gold standard should
be maintained; that al! government
paper money should be abolished and
displaced with bank notes and that "a
committee be appointed to labor with
Congress for the purpose of perSuading
it to take action to reform the fnRn-
cial system OF the country" Mrs.
Helen NJ. Cougar, the abiest woman
thinker in United States, in last weeks
Cincinnati Enquirer said, at may be
well to watch the self. constituted mon
ey conference which is soon to meet in
Indianapolis. 1t is composed Of men
who less than six weeks ago denounced
all who demanded reform III finance as
"Anarchists, - ''repudiators" and rev
o%lutionists." Their financial policy
triumphea In the last election, and this
early they are rspudisting their cam.
paign success and demanding speedy
reform. If they were honest then,
they are dishonest now; If they are hon
est now, they were dishonest then.'
Mrs. Cougar has left the National Com,
mittee of the Silver wing of the Prohi.
bition party because she thinks Mr..
Bryan Is the man to lead the reform
forces in 1900. The N. Y. Voice quotes
her rs saying that "Prohibition is moi
an issue, and will have to wait for &
settlement until the monopoly question
IL settled"
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the languid, ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. SOC. and $l.W
per bottle at Johnson's Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The Delaware Legislature has set
tied the Senatorial squabble, as far as
they ere concerned, by electing Rich
ard R. Kenney, a silver Democrat who
is a National Committeeman and sup
ported Bryan & Sewall. The Walcott
& Salisbury ~factions, both leaders in
gold and corporation men killed each
other off. Addicks' rump legislature
elected him. The renewal of the at
tempt of Mr.. Dupont to get seated is
not likely to be carried, but will keep
Mr.. Kenney ont for a few months.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The State Board OF Agriculture met
last week and resolved against the
Township School law. Farmers re-
solves don't amount to anything. They
will have to learn lessons in govern
ment from the money and liquor inter-
est, who know no party when their in
terests are at stake, that is they change
their vote when their interest is being
hurt. II tbepsion't use their brains
for their self they must use their mus
cles for somebody else.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

A transaction inwhich you cannot loseisa
sure thing. Biliousness, sick headache, fur
red tongue, fever, piles and q thousand other
ills are caused by constipation and sluggish
liver. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the won
derful new liver stimulant and intestinal
tonic are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. q. g. are a sure
Sample and booklet free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

Time brings reward to those who
work and wait. In 1881 when Presi.
dent Garfield nominated a collector of
Customs for New York without ask
ing the naughty and autocratlc Sena-
tor Roscoe Conkling, he was so chag-
rined that he resigned the U. S. Sena-
torship and went before the State Leg
islature for q ~vindication which he did
not get. Thomas G. Platt who had
just been elected Senator also resigned
and was caricatured as "Me Too."
Through his influence as President Of
the u. =. Express and with corporations
he has dethroned Senators Miller and
Hiscock, who succeed him, is now the
autocrat of New York politics and will
succeed D. B. Hill as U. S. Senator.
The Ledger in speaking of the scar.
CITY of the carp this year in New Jer-
Sey streams says: "Those who have
studied the habits of the carp, and be-
come convinced Of its destructiveness
with respect to other fishes, will rejoice
at the possibility Of Its determination
from American waters" AS carp
brought about 100000 into the pockets
Of South Jersey fishermen during the
fall and winter of 1895 and '96 and
none this, we can see no cause for re-
joicing. II they destroy other fish we
would like to see the proof. We
have cut them open in summer, fall
and winter and there were no small
fish in them, nothing but vegetable
matter was in them. Outside of shad
and sturgeon, carp has been the most
profitable fish In south Jersey in our
memory. Before carp appeared the
other small fish we're not in evidence
and they are not now when there is
no carp. Because they are not q
sportsman game fish they are condemn.
ed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22
$1,000
0vereoats
for
$3.50.

sizes and rather than or
der duplicates we have re-
duced SIS coats to SI2,
which with 10 per cent.
off makes 5000 and $40
coats to SIS, which with
10 per cent off makes
$3.50. All sizes in the
IS, $3.50, $8and $40 coats
and 10 per cent. off as an
inducement. Finest Silk
Lined Coats at SI8, $40,
$22 and $25, and with the
10 per cent. off makes
them worth buying for
next winter, even if you
could not wear them the
the balance of this.
Closed evenings except
Saturdays at 6 o'clock.
J. 7. Mullin 4 Son,
Clothing, goth x Market
Hats,
Shoes. Wilmington
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22

The three women in the Colorado
Legislature hold the balance of power
In that body, and there are signs that
they will make things extremely inter.
esting for the professional politicians.
They have broken one slate already.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, U %, 1897.

William J. Bryan has just completed
bis book and will deliver his next
lecture at Houston, Texas. See ad.
vertisements Of agents wanted in anoth-
or column,
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22
Saws So,

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derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and b~iliousness. Please buy and try q box
of @. @. G, to-day; 10, Is, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.