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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27

RETURNED FROM LAKEWOOD.
Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss returned
from her visit to Lakewood, N. j., yes
terday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
TWO SOCIAL EVENTS,

Foremost of to-day's social events
are luncheon by Mrs. Bruce Fem anC
d cotillion at the Lawn club by Miss
Hope Bennett.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
GOOD GRADE DRAWERS.

Good Muslin Drawers, deep hem and
fine tucks, 15c. Good Muslin Drawers,
wide cambria, umbrella ruf1e with deep
linen lace edge, 2oc-worth soc. Fine
Cambria Drawers, deep Val. lace ruffle,
4oc-worth 75c. Fine Muslin Drawers,
elegant hamburg edges, the 75c kind for
soc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
12Hc. ALI Around

Some seven hundred pairs
women's stockings. Richelieu
ribs, plains, heavy, medium
and light weights, all sure
black, Elegant bargain-pick-
ing.
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NEW ADYERrISEMENYS TODAY.

NEW 4DVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Apenta-At Druggists.
Big Drop-Linsley 4 Llghtbourn,
Big Bargain Sale-Wm, Frank IL Co.
Cotfee--C. #. Downes & Son.
DIR. Frost's Remedies--At Druggists
DIR. Greene's Nervura--At Druggists
Estate Philip II. Hahn-Probate Notice
Estate Stephen Bradley-Probate Notice.
First-The Chas. Nonson Co.
For RIGHTEOUSNESS. b. Oviatt.
Found Dogs Day Street.
Gendron Bicycles-Arthur Grlggs,
Good Taste---F. NJ. Brown X co,
Gentle Man-AIalley, Nicely Co.
Notice.. #. Smith
Notice~-L. Candee & Co.
Paine's Celery Compounded Druggists
Puritana--At Druggists
Saturday Shoppers-Howe StetSon'
Veru Cycling Academy-Veru Hall.
Wanted !tuation.--94 Crown Street.
Wanted-Girl-67 Grove Street.
Wanted-Employmen This once
Wanted-Work-B. p.
Wanted-Glrl-4O Dwight Street.
Wanted-Girl-33 Maple Street,
Wanted-Woman-242 Prospect street
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
SPECIAL NIGHT GOWNS.

Good Muslin Night Robe, trimmed
with cambria ruff1e, 25c. Good Muslin
Night Robes, cluster tucked yoke and
cambria ruffle trimming, soc. Empire
Gowns, good muslin, turnover collar
yoke of fine embroidery, soc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
Among
the
Ribbons.

color Of the rainbow. The
small cost here is the surpris-
ing part.
ain. Plain, MORE and Glaze Taffetas,
the newest colorings.
Ioc. the yard.
Ain. Fancies in quarter Of hundred
different styles. rs c. the yard.
Black Tafeta-superb quality.
sin. width, l3c. yard.
311aa-in. width, 15c. yard.
Ain. width, 17c. yard.
41s-in. width, l8c. yard
sin. width, l9c. yard.
sin. Double-Faced Satin, l5c. yard.
No. 2. Satin, all shades, 10 yds for 25c-
No. picot and Plain eros Grain,
the best, 10 yards for 1Oc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
Pretty Sofa Pillows

Really as cheap as dirt
these two kinds:
20 INCH CUSHIONS, ST.. 80 EACH.
Covered with figured China Silk, in.
silk rufie all around
IS INCH CUSHIONS, soc EACH.
Covered with Japanese Gold Crepe
plain silk ruf1e.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
Another Towel Day

Don't miss it. Any of
these three mean more towel
money than usually saved,
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One
Week..

Docs advertising pay' Do bar
gain seekers read advertise
ments? We believe they do
Well test the matter. During
this week only we will sci
Wall Paper cheaper than We
have ever sold it before or will
for 81 weeks to come. Must have
room for new stock. We will
back up every word of this witt
q bargain. Tell us you So
this, and that's the point.
'4Ube Sbop.''
GHAS. P. THOMPSON. SO Orange Street
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22x4o Hemmed Huck Towels, l2Kc
22x42 Hemmed Huck Towels, t5c
24x52 Fringed Damask Towels, roc
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Three Weeks

from now a full line of Boys
spring wear. Must lose the
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27

SHOULD grasp
the opportunity which we
now present. One of the
greatest price reductions on
Fine Hosiery that has ever
taken place in this store.
Fast Black Cotton Hose, fufl regular
made, double soles, high spliced heel,
sizes 8, 81, 9, ~, 10; always SOC,
35c. the pair, 8 pairs for $I.oo,
Extra Size Hose, for very stout peo-
pie; fast black Maco yarn, high spliced
heel and spliced sole, full regular made.
hand-fnished seams; sizes 81, Ok 11a,
10; always SOC,
Csc the pair, 3 pairs for $I.oo.
Opera Length Fast Black Hose, full
regular made, spliced soles and high
spliced heels, extra elastic tops, al
ways Soc,
35c. the pair, 3 pairs for S1.oo.
Ribbed Tops Extra sizes and regular
sizes; fast black, full regular made,
spliced soles, high spliced heels; sizes,
81, 9, 81, 10; always 4oc.,
25c the pair.
Fast Black and Tan Cotton Hose, full
regular made, high spliced heel; sizes,
s, 81, 9, 81, 10; always a5c.,
f7C. the pair.
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20
- -. IL ~ Ilonument.
The Force Of Tondstools.

N0t Ions go a portion of The pavement
iu Il str,et m Paris was heayed uui Of
lts plalo in SOME mysterious manner Be-
fo~e 30 could bv replaced numerous toad
stools made their appearance iu che g ~
ius- spaces between thc stones. When the
stones u,ro removed II was found that
they rested over au immense sponGy mass
a. toadstool -towth ya.ch had gone ON
increas.as udl it made a way through
which e could push its head into the air.
ono cf tho stones raised 10y II measured
four feet Two inches hy two feet and weigh
,d TWO huHdre edWeight.
\ mora extensive INJURY was done in the
sumo way Years ago at Easlugstoke Not
many months after tho town had been
paved the pavement was uot.ceG to exhibit
am uncv ,nuc $. which could not be account
ed fos
As soon however. as the unevenness was
su.hcicu. to make openings between the
stones tho h.ldtn enemy made its appear
ance in the shape of innumerable toad
stools. So completely had tho spores or
spawn got possession of tho material on
wh-ch tha pavement was laid that Il had
To be completely taken w. and the whole
town had 10 be replved
Tho toadstool and its kind seem to -four
ish i'm places where tine light is excluded.
as I'm dark cellars. under nagstones and in
hollow trees. They require. howeve-. the
air. and q ccualn, though it may be a
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20

ter of attaction during the services today
Asked il she, had any help in organizing tie
school. she said. ..
"Oh. yes / put Mr. Mccormick and every
one VINO could be used at all 10 teach 'ida7
- and aid i'm evcry way they could. nave
had q class all these years in ADDITION ~ "i'
my other duties After four years we dctSr-
mined to buv melodeon TO lead the sing
ing. 50 We bought Of Rev. James T. Linn q
small Instrument. which is in use TO-DAY ~,
the neiehborhood. having been s1p'ii -','u
by a handsome organ. In the carrier 'eie
brations have had to be master ol ctie-
monies. play the organ. leao u'1 So
call out the pieces and prompt the chl'"i "a
in their exercises but as the young pe'lle
crow I'M tbev under nv training. became
very efIlci mt help and relieved me oi s'ei'
many very arduods duties. I've JUST
learned that ono of our girls was gong l"
study in Kansas City pretty soon ana pre-
pare herself for work in far-cff Japan IS .
missionary. So YOU see I VIII have some o.
my scholars scattered pretty wiiely "pu. :
on. YES 1 feel more encouraged 70 work
now than ever did for see 50 many so"i
results ami 50 many peop,e tell me os what
a belp my school has been 20 thcm thdt
1: makes me feel like working harder ana
doing more for the young folks and D-lh5
os some use 10 some body all the tins"
The Satisfaction of Faithful Work
"When come 60 think of how much good
has been accomplished by my school. no"
the place has improved and how many souls
date their conversion 20 something said ar
haupened i'm my school / feel 50 thanklui
10 tbe good Lord that I have been his hum
lie instrument in furthcring his WORK mere
AMI hcip.ng souls To take Christ as tner
Savior. that l do not know how to express
it, Yes. YOU can put Il down mat Win
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eton being thrown on thc person-not easy
10 understand while looking az IL.
But bad beginnings have good endihgs'
as the saying goes. the truth or lotce "i
which We had never felt before Mn"n We
tae..i from this into the most beautiful
room th,. walls 81 which were upholsisel
or padded with white satin and here and
ts,.r. were seea beautiful electric lights.
As ~. sat down we faced a stage. on which
was "a piano ami "a youns Lady play .ns.
We we're told by the guide go watch ihe
sfs..,. ana scenery ear, iuiiy and see "A won
derful transformation. Gradually thsre
came iutp view. aS mNstcrunsiA as ~"
scenery aad disappeared. "A lady b"au-
t.fuIlv furnished i,uudoir. the beautiful sold
bed with draperies 81 fine lace. the dress
-. with alI the accompanying toilet atu-
..l.- beautiful chairs we're seen. also pic
lures on the walls. and 10 complete The
SCENE a beautiful woman ln "a white SILK
rai... aras,. from the led. walked 90 the
mirror g. arrange her hair. then went out
uf the Tuum-thcn burglar crept ln. stole
some articles of value from the drawers.
hooked ID tho mirror. and as u fascinated
hr Dis own horrible countcndnae. pow
asr,d h.s ugly face with the puff. then he
~u.aied ont. The lady returned and ho-
SAN Go sing. when The burglar rushed
forward ana iZ.d her hy the wrist. in-
--aurlv .sNtrythiug we were gazing dis
appeared. ANA the guide told us that The
-..ne we had just seen enacted tu thc
stage was not acted ON the stage az all.
and ve bad he,u enjoying "a reelection
rs mirrors So arranged that ID was inn
possible to detect the mirror while the
Iady burglar and all were reflected "A
ta. mirror at right angles from She stage.
Wonders never cease. but are on the i'm
crease. Eut ! must leave om Cor lack oi
euac, and time "Cllyton's Mamma
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small amount. Of light. that they may
reach their perfect condition.
Every one has heard OF the enormous
growths of fungi in some wine cellars.
i case Is on record in which cask of
wine havfnS been left without attention
for three years in a dark cellar. was at
tho end of that period found to have been
borne on the surface of mushroom
growth until it was forced against tho
root The fungus. moreover. had got ac-
cess to tho wine. and had drunk it all.
Twins. uDon it, sugar. ana 50 tho more
easily raising the gradually emptying cask
from tho ground
Fungi I;ay., sometimes taken possession
Of worked-out mines and occupied enOr.
nous spaces. Emily S. Windsor.
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THAT LITTLE CHAP OF NINE

know I'm iest an ordinary easy-soln'
cues
'Bout Ike tl., common run ~ men. no
better an no wuss-
I can't lay claim Go anything as fur as
looks may e..
An when & vumfs 90 l7rring. why ] don't
stand auv show
f5sit thar must o. somethln' more IN me
than other folks Kin see.
'Cause I've GOT s Ittie chap az home that
tAinks heap ~ me-
I've had rnv ups ar downs in ufe. os ail
folks hlv-. { guess.
AT. take It au go abb I oouldu't brag on
-uuer sf-eeF--
Tu. i- lrae.s up q feller an e tickies him
tn kunw
r-nar-s s,u.. .us that tulcee stock in him.
un matter hnw things 80.
An when -.r 90. worst g 3. I'm proud
k'u le
To know thst Et.-e chap ~ mine SIN
thinks heap ~ me-
To ea.l hss l.,tre hand in mine So ciine.n'
ar - wern-
TO KNOW re -hiaks I'm strong enough 80
Eean hsm eafr from harm.
--a ~ n.s lc.tn- faith .n an that KIN say
1t s.r .. -aamss ferier. but it makes lin
rra,.- uae D ~ 90 = ,he man lie fancies
y trrt U.t'e chap 81 mine De
r.Es aear of me-
uor.l.. rr-t his -ru=t fur anything
o-l., bins how r...e ;e~t natniiy am
AS. a~.r I i,s easy. ur the better road
yvt.h l.. ars ,o hsla you on an guide
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feet health Mrs ~ II. Robbins. 81 M"a,-
rose Ala. is ono of these happy women
She writes IN "a recent letter 'o bt' nam
man:
Il have followed your advice and feel
muca benefited by h am satisfied your
medicine and Kind advice have dome more
for my present health than anything else
could have done. ! thank YOU sincerely
from the bottom of my heart for an the
good you have done me am ieedas 50
yov ANA free from all suffering that my
heart goes out In than1fulu IS 90 YOU
In addition to the free advice which So
many thousand women are receiving
through Or Hartmau's free correspon-
d,nce. Is his free book, written for women
only This book Will be sent To any adj
dress for short time by the Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus
Ohio.
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20

to come l ever own any property ny that
name, ne will never speak dispar"Slnsly OF
girls. A boy who Is capable OF ihtkinS
unenviable remark about girls Shouiu pe
labeled dangerous" and girl VINO does
not sharpen her perceptive powers sum
ciently to comprehend his motives. lS-weH'
what? Yes. ! see 4 number of you hufllhS
criticisms at me. but just send tAem on
thick and fast if You like. Perhaps me
I, suit will not be fatal. fer l expect to he
Q school teacher and they endure every
thing from saucchoX TO cyclone ana !
suppose / will b. no exception.
| should like to give some OF the poys
a hearty handshake for their practical IDEAS
on intellect. not merely FOR thelr many
defense of girls. hut for stating ihch views
IN such "a straightforward manner. II thcI"
is one of the cardinal virtues ih"l ''npS,9S
all the others with its brilliancy II IS truth
often 81 Is difficult to adhere ali' u| 70
Ncrtcity and maintain one 'iSHilA. p'e
when a declaration of the real state OF
affairs Is unreasonable say hotHiHb' ! ue
truth Is b.st left unsaid at times, then,
instead of descending for appearance sake,
let as preserve silence. ! nope rdcu H'Iiipt'
of The Junior det'sts hypocrisy as NOR
oughiy as the writer. II we nave allowed
30 the smallest growth IN our nea,t3 lge
us uproot IT and fling IL 10 IN" Ipnf Wiid7'
praying that never again may ItS wi IN
fuence overshadow us. Correspondence So
hcitcd. ~
Frank Il. Scott. Brownsville. Tenn.-D"ar
Junior: | take for my subject ~ fast"rdl
Scene"
like "A sedate pastoral scene
Where days roll by and seem
Bun moments In elysium spent
And when each day had lent
Us opportunities Tor sinners TO repent.
why then i'm p.rtmbullting mode
O'er vinc-archod ycraHda ! strobe
with vigilant sazo hchcld
In azure landscapes sublime
The stars vaultiug forth peil NEIL
AS multitudinous and difficult to define.
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20
A LITERARY TOOLCHEST.
How rIr. Chauncey Depew Selected
His Tools for Speech Taking.

Every boy and girl in the country has
heard OF Mr.. Depcw. and wny2 Not Tor his
great wealth. although he Is counted
wealthy man. not because he has ned nlSn
cdicc. he is rot in public lfe as the term
is ordinarily understood. Chauncey Depew
holds = unique reputation as spl -chmak-
-. lie has probably made moro speeches
long and short. on a greater variety ~ SUD
jects. than any otner man III The lnlted
States. / remember that he told n-s last
year that for many weeks during the WIN
ter season he made an average 81 ilVe
sIeoches every week As these speeches are
on every imaginable subject. from asrcul-
tIre to abstract science and art, ;aey re-
quire great deal OF work in preparation
Air. Depew is q very 5uSy man, with tne
management of great railroad on hiS
ands. and ne would not be able TO make
So many speeches were il not Ior tae ~
Cellcnt arrangement Of MS library mis- i-
brary is "a large one. ard is well stocked
with standard works. bur the strikiaS tt4iis
about il is tnat it is "a sp- echmaker Ibra-
ry. 1t is flied with works If reference
EandbJ0ks. historical works and biosra-
Ihics.
when Mr. Depew IS called upon for q
speccn on any subject. he turns II ms
ADraIy and obtains tine facts wlica ms
wit and eloquence afterwards clothc IA =
form that deugAJs mis- hearers
''Suppose," s.ld AIr Depcw. IN discussing
this subject some tune aEO. suppose am
asked 10 make "a speech on Micaac. Angelo
before some art as-oclatio4 toHie4io"
night. / VIII confess tnat what / know
ABOUT Michael Angelo ana what ] cou-d say
about MN ofhand would make n pretLy
slim kind of Il speech. But wncn Z 80
h, fu, tonight look Tor Michael -Ans-.o.
I nud IN my library three Of four 4ttle
books telling about TIE work ihat i-e 4-d'
inc time wncn hr lived and lle man ailn-
se.f. i run through these books. ana lnen
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20
A Happy Home.

A. happy Woe
man is "a WgIl
woman Not a}t
W III Wome1 ar
happy uut a.l
p,rfectly happy
Num n are Well
Health and hap
pine s are iI-
sep3rablc d.
Ilartman's free
treatment has
m "a q a. many
happy women
because ID has
restored many
women to per-
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DO not fail to read Thomas Slatcrs ad-
vertisement on page nine for men.
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-20

+. NJ. w. Hiapton. Ala.-De3r Junior:
To the boys Who consider the generality
Of girls ninnies and uumbsiull- peralit mo
10 say ! ann profoundly sorry for Your
swo"thearts Imag giuation fails 40 depict tho
nature OF their taste II in the golden days
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-17
COINS and Relics Found

New York, Juns 4.--Another find
OF coins and relics has besn made
at Casino Beach. Astoria About
three weeks ago boys found lot of
CONS and yesterday morning work
men had dug down about forty feet
when they found about $50 gold and
silver coins, a silver crown, engrav-
ed, and bronze plaque, bearing a
profile in relief. Most of the silver
coins were Spanish. and one bore
the date of 1861. Two English gold
pieces were dated 1892 and 1899
All of the coins were in good condi-
ton.
Several finds have been made at
this poiut, always 40 or so feet un.
der ground. Each time stories OF
Capt Kidd are retold.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-17

ness and nervous troubles with which -.
afflicted, aud any eyes grew stronger eys,-
day"
Are you taking the pills now ?" xsstA.
next query. @s
" No: as l tald YOU the first box hear.s
me a great deal, and after | had taken ~
boxes | felt so well that | left off the ma;
cine entirely ami have not taken any ncs
for some weeks. | am able 10 attend IA sn
my duties and feel as we'll lis can be. vh;I.
my eyes continue to improve right alanr !
do not even mind the long walk from =.
home 10 the business part of the city.
Miss Warner further said that Or. wa
Hams Pink Pills for Pale People build :.
the system, giving a lasting effect and -
merely fictitious strength for the time =
ing.
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People :.
an unfailing specific for such diseases as loens
motor ataNia, partial paralysis, st. VIZ,
dance. sciatica. neuralgia, rheumatism -.
vous headache. the after effect of Ia rrinne
palptation of the heart. pale and sallow cun.
pleNionS, that tired feeling resulting from -.
vons pros,ration all diseases resulting An.
vitiated humors in the blood, such as scrofhl.
chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a speci6s
for troubles peculiar 10 females. such as snp.
pressions, irregularities and all forms of weaf
ness. In men they effect radical care in 81
cases arising from mental worry, overwork =
exceSSes of whatever nature.
These pills are manufactured by the n,
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady
n. Y, and are sold only in boxes bearing III
firms trademark and wrapper at 50 cents ,
hoS or six boxes for S2.5a and are never soli
IN bulk. They may he had of all druggists
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-17
Special Commissioned Sale of Real
Estate.

By authority Of decree in partition made by
the circuit court Of Bates county, Missouri, in
the case Of Adah Fitch, ct al. VS.. Louisa Jane
Danleison, et al. will sell at private sale. at
the best price 10 be obtained therefor, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In Bates
county, Missouri, to-wit:
The east half Of lots number one ~ and two
t2j OF the northeast quarter OF section four 40 in
township forty ffoj range thirty three fs); also
the south half OF the southeast quarter Of sec
non thirty three t5} in township foYty-one al
81 range thirfy-three fE3i: also the east half Of
lots number one IL and two ~ of the northwest
quarter Of section foar Al and the west half Of
lots number one III and two - Of the northeas.
quarter OF section four 81 in township forty 40
range snirty-thFes {33l.
The terms Of sale will be cash, and said sale
will be made subject 10 the approval Of the cir
cEit court ~ acres Of the above described
land IS situated In Homer township, and eighty
acres al Jo!aiHIng Il in West Point sowushfu
he whole 81 acres will be sold in a body, Or
II viii BE- divided into smaller tracts 10 suIt
purchaser.
JOHN C. HAYES
e-nj Special Commis ioner
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-17
A Fortunate Escap)|
A burlington YOUNG LADY Tells the
STORY OF her RESCUE.
Fron, the Clipper. Burlington, n.

A reporter called upon Miss Lillian War
ner at her home, 40 81 Paul Street, Burlins-
ton, Vt, and begged the favor of an interview.
The young lady is musician and a
pianist of considerable renown, ard has her
time fully occupied hy engagements to play
al concerts and other entertainments that
are constantly taking place in the city. and
the STRAIN upon the strength and nervous
energy of the pianist can he easily imagined.
L never could have stood IL euce, but
have something now," said Miss Warner
enthusiastically 'ttat braces me for my
work. Some little time age WAS utterly
unable 10 attend 10 my duties. owing TO a
disarrangemeut Of the nervous system that
effected my eyes with all the rest. They be-
came SO weak and troubled me So that fin.
ally went away into the country 10 rest.
The benefit obtained from the change Of
scene and freedom from care was, however.
merely temporary. ard upon My return 10
work | rapidly lost all that had gained and
more"
. But did you consult doctor 80
80 yes, indeed; | put myself under the
care of several doctors. and even tried many
remedies recommended for eases like mine.
but the medicines had no lasting effect, and
II looked rs though nervous prostratiCn was
to be my portion.
II WAS about ready TO throw physic TO
the dogs when | first heard of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. and it was with
but small faith in any benefit to be derived
from them that at last made up nv mind TO
try them,
Hardly had I taken the first box before
experienced 4 great relief from the weak
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-17
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Buclen
l. Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you OF their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly tree from every deleter-
ious substance and to be purely vegetable
They do not weaken by their action, but
bv giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size 25c per box. Sold by H. L. Tucker
druggist.