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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

Katdy ~mesczy.na p~owinien czytat
ogfoszenie Tomsszs Slatera W tel ga.
zeoie ma stronnicy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

bistorya smerykahsks. Me rzsdks
Jest rzeozs napotksc familie, kt6re
nleraz o kawalku wyAebranego. su-
chego chleba przepedzsja cate dnie
tygodnie-dzieoi ioh tula sic okolo
r'moego pieoa, ME msjso kawa{ka
ubrania ma sobie.
Ma takie stosunki ME mozna pa
tried obojetnem okiem, ME mona
~Syczskiwa6 ma lepsze czasy, leos trze
ba ozempreizej ~spieszyc pomoos
tym f%amiliom, ktore z dnia ma dzieh
zyja o glodzie i oh&odzie.
Ma posiedzeniu odbytsm W dniu
1890 BIN. delegatow Tow. urzadzajs.
cyoh obchody, p. A. X. Csntella po-
stawil wniosek ably wybrac Komitet
do zbierania skladek ma biednyoh,
kt6ry to wniosek jednoglosnie PREY
jeto i wybrano Komitet, W sklad
ktorego wchod1s:
A X. Centella, prezes,
43 Chaplin Str.
Edwin M. D~yniewioz, Sekretarz i
Rasyer, 532 Noble Str.
Jakob S{owikowski
ID Crittenden Str.
j. Kempozehski, 40 Emma Str.
Nikodem Poloyn,
297 Wabansia Avenue,
AK Nagawiecki.
45S Noble SIT.
M. Moszozyhski,
81 w. Division Str.
Komitet ten ma sic zajac zbiera
sk3sdek j porozumieuiem sic Z
), Chicago Relief and Aid Society"
do kt6rego to Towarzystwa beda
kartsczki Ola biednyoh
f.milij, ma kt6re Tow. bedzie wyda-
walo zywnosc, odzienia i opal.
Spod.ie wsjsc sic, Re So. Publioz-
nose polska W Chicago j pc "a Chi.
,ago poprze to mysl, odzywamy sic
10 niej z prosba, ably kaziy lie kto
przyslai wczesnie ma rsoe Sc
sretarza i kasyera Edwina NJ. by
,iewiozs Tub do kt6rego Z komisetu
ten cent dopomoae wiele bieds, m
ktore I dnia ma dzieh Wy.
'1ek1ja zmi}owania i pomooy-
Il szacunkiem
KcMITET.
DaOin N. Dynieaoiez. Sekr. i Ka-
HQO M-Llo c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

Kalamazoo, Mioh., Jest slynns~z
sslsryi-jskotea L siedzlby Tomasza
Slssers, ktorego ogios1enie rnajduje
sigma str. 3.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21
SprOstOW anie,

Kasyerem gr. 8 Cleveland 10
stal obrany OBJ. Andr. Kopczyhski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-21

Il Ro@f nv " wv o' q
klein Stsnis'E~ Markowsbi, sekr.
Or 81 10 Chicago.
Niniejszem zaprassa sic Szan.
Tow. nPolooia," gr- Oh. ma oboh6d
stycsniowy, kt6ry sic odbedzie "
W pistek, 2Sgo b. m. o godz. 7nej
%wieozorem; ~zyozenism jest, aasby
oalonkowie tsgoz Towarrystws Syli
~obecnymi, ~poniewa4 odbeirie on sic
poraa pier ~sry W Domu Zwis1ko
wynn. Miiosc i pozdrowienie, D.
Ekowski, pseG.
Or 2S4 10 Detroi$.
NIniejssem .awiadAmiam szanow
nych czionkow Towarzystws A. N
Conus, gr. 2S4, a mianowicio tyOh,
kt6rry ME byli obeoni ma ossatnism
posiedzeniu. ably sic stawii W ME
dziele dnia 24go stycznis do hai p.
Grochslskiego, o godz. 8mej rano.
Ztad wyrusza wszysoy ozlonkowie
in corpope do hall Harmonic dawn
Fredro), gdIie alsczywszy SIC in
; nemi grupsmi Zwiszkovemi udsdzs
sic na nsbosehstwo do kosoiola Najs
Serca Mary, ably ucsOie | oddst
a czeSo popiosom tych, ktorzy tyci,
sws o6Ara vail IA sprswe swiets z,
ojczyzne nsszs. MAosc j brsterski'
pozdrowienie, Konss. W ujozyk, SEX
prot.
l.. Gr. 241 20 Prouidence.
Tow Jaas Sobisskiego, gr. 281, '
h Providence, r. l. urzsdza sobote
, DIN. IL lutego bal " Olney vile, '
Woods Hall ma btory to bal .sprs
sra sic ~~stystkis grupy prowiden
% ckie. Zsprsszs sic ma ten bal wsry
kiob Polskos | Polki. Poorstek
Di godzinis Z wieozorsm. Misosc ! 20
zdrowienie, W. Kozlowski, sekr.
is Or. 8 Chicago.
~ Nioiejszem sspraszsm orlonk6 o.
Tow. Prsem, Rremieslnikow Pol
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black cloudover that way the other day
but had no idea it had done 50 much
damage Mrs. AndrOmanche is on
the war path and says the reason w.
n. Long got such poor prices for his
tomatoes is because he voted for Nc
Mckinley. Mr.. Long did not vote for
Mckinley, neither did he make any
vehement declarations OF prosperity
after the election, but on the other
hand has always said no matter who
was elected We would have to hustle
manche, w. y. Long did not vote the
republican ticket, neither did lie vote
the populist ticket, but he did vote
the pure aud unadulterated demo-
cratic ticket, and that is moie than
She can say. There will always he AN
issue between the two great parties.
For years it was the tariff, until it got
so stale that no one could stand il but
Mckinley. Last year it was free sill
yer and the masses like sheep, fell into
the trap that was set for them and
they are in it yet. Mrs. Andromanche
kindly advises Mr.. Long to go to York
to raise tomatoes but he declines with
thanks and advises her to go to Kan
sas, there she will be recognized in
politics and can no doubt assist Mrs.
Lease in her governistorial ambitions.
FANTINE.
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Graham filled his regular appointment
ut Kendrick Sunday. His congrega-
ton were well pleased with his adj
dress. He returned To his home ut
Anthony Sunday afternoon and Miss
Ethel Darlington accompanied him
Snpt earns report to the Board of
Public Instructions shows his thorou-
ghness in that capacity and is to he
commended for his diligent study of
the situation. We believe everyone
will heartily concur with Mr.. earn in
his recommendation to the Board
Allow Us TO suggest, through the col
umns of the Banner, that the teachers
of Marion county meet in Ocala some
time during the month of August to
exchange ideas of teaching as the APP
proaching tenn is near at hand and
any new thought would greatly add
to the teachers efficiency. Futher-
more it would put teachers, in close
touch with one another and probably
increase their learning for the profess
sion. Let US hear from the Supt. and
leading educators of the county ON the
efficiency Of the plan.
GEAT
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COUNTY CORRESPON DENCE
Rlit,h.nn rraeaes.

special Correspondence Ooaia Banner.
The Banner correspondents can
attach no blame To any one bat the
commissioners Tor the eonvicts not
being employed on our public roads
our senator, DR.. Bitch introduced
bill in the senate Of 1898 which is now
on our statute books giving commits
sioners authority Ia appoint guards or
other persons and provide for the safe
keeping in Jail or elsewhere Of such
prisoners as are employed 10y them.
senator Bitch also introduced a com
paniOn bill of the above which pro-
hibits Sherfls from charging fifty
cents for putting irons OF and fifty
cents for taking them of when pris-
oners are going to or returning from
work. Until this act became law it
was not practicable for the commits
siOners to employ convicts because
sheriils charged fifty cents for putting
irons on and taking irons of, thereby
costing the tax payers 81 for each
days service of convict. Now that
these are no obstacles 10 employment
Of convicts let our commissioners ex-
plain why they did and do not en-
plOy them OH the bicycle paths they
are constructing about our county cap
IDOL or on public highways Your
Martel correspondents assertion rela-
tive to pauper farms is not based on
good judgment. Why, because we
now pay $500 year for pauper
maintenance and this sum will pur-
chase the land, erect all necessary
buildings aud then we must conclude
that 800 per annum will meet ex-
penses. Now deduct from $500 the
yearly expense, 500 and it figures IA
saving Of $1,000 each year TO our
county. In ten years we save the
neat little sum of $4,000.
DIR. Blitch's bill which passed the sem
ate unanimously failed in the house.
Mr.. Il. Il. Bitch has shipped 20
barrels Of pears to northern markets.
our merchant, Mr.. w. l.. ARM
strong, has just replenished his store
with an invoice of new goods. 49,.
our Sunday school is progressing fine
10 DICK.
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at this place, Saturday and Sunday.
..J J. W. Stevens is doing some car
pentering and painting which adds
much TO the beauty Of his dwelling.
Your scribe spent pleasant sat
urday and Sunday with the people of
Eaton Greek. Attended church at
Hickory Head, where Rev. Il. /. Hull
preached to a crowded house.
Miss Hattie Carlton, Of Eureka, spent
last week with Miss Ada Stevens of
this place j. w. Williams, one
of our prominent farmers, went out
III the western part Of the county last
week, looking for some good lands.
He fixes the country but is best salts
fled with Fit. NcCoy......Mr. J. a.
Williams, one of the Forts young
men, who has been farming at Elm
wood, is visiting friends at this place
The Shaw brothers, our oldest
bachelors, happened to the misfOr-
tune of getting their packing house
burned last week. In the house were
two barrels CT syrup, three hundred
bundles of fodder, two wagons, har-
ness and farming implements. The
loss is estimated at $3.50.
Blue John,
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MASTERS SALE

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL
- decree rendered on the I4th day Of lane A
u. 1871. BY the Hon. W A Hooker, Judge OF the
Fiith Judicial Circuit Of the state OF Florida in
and for Marion county, ia chancery IA a certain
cause pending in said court. wherein FRANK
NJ. siMOSTON was complainant and VIII LIAM
J. {. CANZLIN was defendant, the under
signed master in chancery. will sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
IN front Of the court house door in the CITY Of
Ocala, county Of Marion, and state Of Florida on
TIE FIyst AEoHaay ia .Slsfeas5ey A. H., zsgz.
the same being the 9Th day Of said month. dur
ing the legal hoars Of sale, the following real
estate situated IN the county Of Maroon and
state OF Florida and more particularly described
a. follrws. to-wst: Commencing at a point On
the dividing line between the lands Of frank NJ
Simontou and Mrs. II. Avery thirty-seven chains
and sixty links $50 chsl north, and ffty-ou-
chains and nfty-One links tsI-sI chs east Of the
southwest corner Of section six ls). ia township
twelve va south. Of range tyFenty-Oue fsfj east
said point being also the northwest corner OF the
Greene lot run south ten (Iol chains to the
northwest corner Of the lot 10 be described
thence south ten (Io) chains, thence east nine
i1f chains thence acrth ten fI0l chains rud
thence west uinr igl chains hack 10 the north
west corner of the lot to be descfihed contain.
ing nine acres more less, the said property be-
ing sold for the purpose OF satisfying the decree
in said cause and costs.
Dated at oeaIa. Florida, this 18th day Of July,
A. u. 1897. CARLOS L. SISTkUNK
Master IN ChaneeTy.
&c. wAIrE, soISiisr fox Cen plaiaAns. 7-sstd
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Happenings al Earlowe.

spe,iai Correspondence ocaia Banner
Farmers generally have pulled their
fodder and now rest for Il few weeks
MIR. Geo. Chapple of kendrick has
been Ia fernando the past week on
business Mr.. 4. j. Henderson of
Heidtville who owns tract Of 'and
in Mcintosh hammock, has been here
the past week making improvements
on same. We would be glad to have
him move among Us which he Will
probably do in the future Mrs.
4. q. Atkins dined with Miss Marina
Waters one day this week Mr. n.
u. Agmew, formally of this place but
now of Alexandria, Va, is heard from
frequently and EXPRESSES his joy Of
being among friends and relatives,
lie also says finances are much inn
proved in that locality Rev. =. {.
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Anthony Anthems.

Special Correspondence Ocs;a Banner.
MIR. Grace Gates, of Terraceia island,
who has been spending some three
weeks visiting relatives at this place,
returned home Wednesday. Mr.
Gates is successful truck farmer and
quite handsome young man, at least
one Of our young ladies thinks So,
don't YOU monk" ... J. W. Gates
is on our streets again and We are glad
To see him looking 50 well once more.
....Iackawanna has rented ten acres
of :. Springs virgin hammock and
will convert same into truck farm.
Mr.. Geo. Brown is the happy faith
er Of bouncing baby boy Judge
Chisholm has returned from his pros
pecting tour south but is undecided as
to making that his future home. We
hope he will be partial to Anthony in
making his decision Or. c. w.
Lndner has been a little indisposed
for the past two or three days but is
now c0nvalescent The Anthony
boys gave barbecue Friday to the
Greenwood base ball nine. 1t was at
tended largely 10y the people of The
Meadows, Greenwood aud surround
ing country. After enjoying nice
dinner the game was called mt ; o.
clock. 1t was the most exciting one
have ever played, the score being II
to - in favor of Anthony. The Green
wood boys say they have enough as
this is the third time they have had
the hot end Of it.........The Anthony
ladies beg to say that they never heard
the rattle of dish al The Meadows
picnic. They carried dinner from
home. I4ACKAWANNA.
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.yOHnSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Day.
Spar spark!sts.

Special Correspondence Ocaia Banner.
Cotton picking, orange budding and
tobacco planting are the orders OF the
day.........B. :. Civils' shipment Of
pears brought 800 per barrel while
Mr.. ]. u. Bacon realized g 80 per bar
rel, Il large number of our colored peo-
pie are shipping pears aud Kelsey
plums, but We nave not learned prices
received Mayor Leslie Young is
again travelling for pleasure. This
time he is of for Mississippi to visit
relatives aud take long look at the
big show Mr.. Jack Martin IS on
trip to New York, which We hope will
prove pleasant as we'll as profitable
Mr.. James Owens is making
things hum over at Plainiield. Living
in Jacksonville has not made him for
get his childhood days on plantation.
Mrs. Walter Huffman, wife of ouI
efficient postmaster, quietly dissap-
peared from our midst, accompanied
BY the children. Missing them, we
made inquiries and were informed
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Fort Mecoy Facts.

Special Correspondence Ocala Banner
Weather warm, and refreshing
showers more plentiful. Crops. such
as sugur cane, sweet potatoes and hog
feed, are rapidly maturing. Fodder
has been pulled and close estimate
of it and corn shows that the crop
is - per cent short, on account Of our
unfavOrable seasons Mr.. Geo.
Boyles, who has been working at Red
dick, returned home Saturday with
the fever Mr. j. ! Taylor has
been on the sick list for several days
49,. Mrs. Solomon Proctor, one among
the oldest settlers of this community,
and who has been sick for nearly two
years died Sunday night and was bur
led Monday at the Fl. Mccoy ceme-
terry. She leaves an aged husband,
children and friends to mourn her
death Messrs. Nose Marsh and
n. Brinson went alligator hunting in
Gooskie prairie one night last week
and killed seventeen large alligators,
the largest one measuring thirteen
feet and eight inches in length J.
5. Grantham, trapping for rats in his
barn, to his surprise one morning,
found large moccasin snake in one
Of his traps ]. Il. TubervilIe, of
Ocala, spent Sunday with his best
girr' at TT. Mccoy. We suppose it is
his farewell visit as he leaves soon for
South Carolina. Come to see US again,
jim Miss Jane Martin, with her
father, visited friends ct Puzzle Satur-
day Miss Ada Stevens is spend
ing week at the Carlton house at
Eureka Mr.. J. A. Carlton, of
Anthony, visited friends and relatives
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they had gone to make visit TO rela-
tives, and enjoy 1.-THE big show" up in
Tennessee Mr.. Mike Mcmahon, a
few days ago received letter from his
oldest brother in old Ireland, in which
he stated that he (oldest brother has
recently been honored with the title
of Lord. Just tell that To your girl,
Mr.. McMah0n and see how sweetly she
Will smile on your suit for her fair
hand. All is fair in love and war
faiat heart never yet won fair lady
and it usually takes brave heart to
keep her We noticed Sparr's lit
tie pansy blossom, and "our I.iddell'
on the list Of Mrs Parker's baby con-
cert in ocaIa. They are born must
clans, and deserve special mention
though not much taller than their
violins." Tombstone was hon
0red with a place on the first page last
week, the editor having just noticed
that he can "hit the nail squarely on
the head" Why, it is well known
fact that he is Sir Oracle among us,
and sooner or later each willingly or
unwillingly yields to the test of the
Banners Touchstone. Try your wiles
again T0uchstOne, to allure out of her
ennui the fair sentimentalist of Low
ell. She couldn't resist your plea
about farmers mantle, and proceed
ed at once to enfold herself in its am
pie splendor Orange Bud, of
Jutiette, would be sweet name to
connect with yours Silverite. Crack
ersiX is too ugly-just let it be Silver
lite until bud is really won So
York and Reddick made their bright
appearance at Contents call for re-
cruits.n She extends her hand and
inclines her head in welcome To RO-
nance, Hector and Andromanche.
Our editor is getting his wish-"We
want it said that the Banner has the
brightest corps of correspondents of
any paper in Florida" Self praise is
half scandal, we know, So Content
gladly gives all praise to her bright
brother and sister correspondents
To Iackawanna we would say, per-
haps the young lady of Morriston,
would not be so fleet in evading your
Cupid arrows, as our white fawn. Be
sure she would be another" to take
refuge from you in Sparr's canal,
where nothing but the lovely head
would be visible. The only power to
entice her forth would be the magnet
ic eyes of Swain To the people of
The Meadows we will give this infor-
nation. Rev. Taylor and Rev. Mead
ows, of Anthony, have taken our peo-
pie in charge and are doing good
work among the Heather. We claim
you as members { f our crowd, SO come
and enjoy the Christian lessons as
! taught by these excellent gentlemen.
| Mr.. Joseph Meadows with able assist
ants are gathering in the little as we'll
as the big sinners. As yet Mr.. Carl
| Harter is the only backslider from our
Sunday school. If he does not put in
an appearance Content will $50 out
| in the by-ways and search them all +;
The wheat may be there, though the
weeds are tall, then search in the high
ways and pass none by, but gather in
| Carl for the home on high"
| CONTENT.
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Special Correspondence ooaia Banner
Farms around here are very much
in need of rain We had rather
an amusing as we'll rs exciting incl
dent to happen mt the depo: while the
$3.50 trais was standing there Sunday.
\ negro hurrediy going through the
woods with Il pistol hall going AFTER
him, hut it did not catch him
Lucille Bates is doing as well as could
lie expected with her broken arm.
She went to Ocala again Monday ana
had Drs. Hood and Smith TO dress IL.
.... Saturday was pay day at the tur-
pentine farm and everybody was hap
py......... Mr.. J. NJ. Smith and his esti-
mable wife, of Cotton Plant, visited
our burg Sunday afternoon...-.....M Mar
tel was represented in the brick city
last Monday by large majority.
Why will our people cry hard times
when they have plenty to eat and peo-
pie in foreign countries are starving
49,. There seems TO be a great political
upheavel at York. We noticed very
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Central Comment.

Special Correspondence Ocala Banner
The farmers are all about through
pulling fodder Corn crops are not
rs good as usual ........ Misses Lula and
Viola Mixson visited Pennington sing
ing school Saturday MIR. Jim
Hudgens visited this neighborhood
last Saturday. Come again Jim like
to hear you Iaugh.........Our Sunday
school is progressing nicely, our Supt.
is visiting the Springs for the present.
We are sorry he is away, but we are
glad to see his assistant, Miss Kate
ZetrOuer. come in with her smiles
"A certain patron of Central,
accustomed to wearing long beard,
went to town not long since. While
going It got so very warm he decided
to have a clean shave, and it was late
when he got back that evening. Not
thinking but what his dogs would
know him, he started into the house,
to his surprise his two dogs met him
half way from the gate to the house,
and he had considerable fight with
them, but Wiped them out. That eX-
cited his wife. She met him at the
door with the broom and forbade him
coming in, she locked the door on him
90 he went over to his nearest neigh
Dor and spent the night Next mora
ing he and his neighbor went over
and when his wife recognized him she
said why II why didn't you tell me
II was YOU" He says he will never
shave again.
MlNNOW
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The drowning of a woman Is sbudder-
some sight Yet it Is swift and compare
lively painless and bliS>ful. compared 10 the
pain and agony suffered for uaay years by
many thousands OF women. Most Of the
suffering endured by women may be traced
to one great, aggravating set of disorders
The woman who does not take proper care
be sickiy, nervous, fretftil, aud racked with
pain. She is untitled for wifehood and
motherhood. Every woman owes Il 70 her
self 10 be strong and healthy in womauly
way She may insure this if She VIII use
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The greatest of all medicines for weak
and suffering women is Dr. Pierce 5 Favor
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Ignorance Of her own physical ratar, IS re-
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1-;rk Ger1ire Slra Liz.

Stop, think. Why do you drink a
thousand different kinds OF artificial
waters that are 30 injurious to the hu-
man system, when you can get the
natural, genuine Blue Lick, the finest
mineral water in the world. Has no
equal for indigestion, malarial and
kidney troubles. Try it business men
in your families a a heaIthful drink
and a good tonic. For sale by Haw-
kins q Co, proprletors, Blue Lick
Springs, Ky.
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Maybe you can find chance to inn
prove the BUCKSKIN BREECHES.
Just because they are the best pants
made doesn't preclude possibility of
improvement We don't know Row
TO make them any better-don't know
to get any more goodness into them.
If you can tell Us we'll do it, Moth
ing too small for consideration if it
means improvement.
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MlNNOW.

1t is always gratifying to receive
testimonials for Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
when the endorsement is from ply
stefan it is especially so. "Phere is no
more satisfactory or effective remedy
than Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes DR.
r. f. Robey, physician and pharma-
cist, of Olney, Mo-; and as he has
used the remedy in his own family
and sold il in his drug store for six
wears. he should certainly know. For
sale by Anti-monopoly drug store I'm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won.
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant ana refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache. fever, habitual constipation
and bili0usness. Please buy and try box
Of Z. {. c. to-day: 10, -. 20 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.