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The morning times., 1897-02-25
THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
The Public Did Well in the Battle
with the RookieS

New Orleans, La. Feb. 24.-Raw, cloudy
weather and a slushy track marked today's
sport here. The attendance was $500,
and rs favorites won four times, the public
cid well III the battle with the bookies.
First race-Six furlongs. Dorothy III,
90, Hirsch, TO 5, won by two lengths;
Lillian E., SO. T Burns, 8 to /, second by
q head: May Ashley, 80, Uough, IL to l..
third. Time, 20 1-2. Anna Mayes,
Stanza. LOYAL Prince, and Judge Bullock
also ran.
Second race-Six furlongs. Robert Bon
ncr, 90, T. Burns, 9 to 3. won by half a
length; Pop Dixon, 95, Hirsch. 10 to /,
second by Two lengths: The Plutocrat,
10I, Dorsey, 3 to l, third. Time. 20 IL.
Bob CIampett, Molle B., Bust Up, Hazard,
and Pauline A, also ran.
Third race-One mile and twenty yards.
Ondague. ITO, C. Reiff, to o. won by
four lengths; Chicot, 108, Caywood, 2
to L second by six lengths; Terra Archer,
105, Dorsey, . to third. Time, 1:55 1-2.
Spingal, May Ashby, and Balf Mile also
ran.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Sharon, 81, A
Barrett, to 3, won by O length; r Q.
Ban, "a, Campbell. 10 to /, second by half
length: Helen Wren. 03, 7. Burns, to
1, third Tine, 100 IL. Strathreel, Ella
Penzance and Roslin also ra u.
Fifth race-SiX furlongs. Alkiris, 100,
c. Reiff, . to /, won by two lengths; Mauri-
tius, 81, A. Barrett, 6 TO l, second by three
lengths; Pomery Sec, 100, Dorsey, TO 1,
third. Time. 1:22 2. Stevena, Snag, Sur
veyor, Mary Chance, Apostrophe, Rosa Ell
der, Charles Christy, Miriam NJ and Ben
Cuna also ran.
Sixth race ce-Seven furlongs. Tagliona, 81 !,
Dorsey,T -, wonby a length; Paros, l oil =,
c. Reiff, 3 to /, second by two lengths: Flora
Ballard. 80, I Burns, o to L, third. Time,
l :37 1-2. Summer Coon, Darien, Miss
Clarke, Bombard, Hippogriff, and o Oklahoma
Chief also ran.
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He had ridden but little since midnight, and
shortly after O'Clock this morning, in
company with Trainer Johnson, left the
building for a hotel in the neighborhood
Expressions of regret that Hale could not
finish the contest are numerous.
schinner still hasa commanding lead over
the field, ana maintains that he will hold
this advantage to the end He is in ex-
cellent condition. and is riding hard.
Ashinger, however, will try to make up
the gap between himself and the leader
before the six days are up, and is trying
hard to make constant gain. Miller will
also make a fight to win, but 1T is the
general opinion that Schinner will keep
the lead. This afternoon, however, his
heart action was irregular, but little alarm
is felt for his condition.
The l p. III. score: Schinner, ,o42; Mil
ler 500; Ashingcr, 936; Lawson, 917; Stew
art, SS6; Brady, Sal; Hanson, S33; Smith,
S21; Hoibrecht, S15; Hannant, 773; Leslie,
745; Fleming, 7i7; Meirstein, 6S1; Blakes-
lee, eel; Tiff, 312.
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
A Sneak Thief Captured and Stolen
Gouds Recovered.

Goods Recovered.
Alexandria, Feb. 24-Infomation was
given at police headquarters this morning
of the larceny Of a lot of dress goo1s from
the residence of Mr.. Isaac Lloyd, on South
Fairfax street, and this afternoon watch
and chain were reported stolen from tie
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Feyton, on Upper
Duke street. A strange coIored woman
had been seen lettering near Mr.. Peyton's
residence, and a description Of the woman
was furnished officer Roberts, who was
detailed TO work on the case. In less than
two hours Roberts arrested Mary Lee as
she was emerging from house in the
southw estern- section OF the city. He
searched the house, and found not only the
watch and chain, but also the dress goods
which had been stolen from the Lloyd resi-
dencc. In the police court last night the
woman was sentencedto Jail for thirtyGays
An adjourned meeting Of the city Re
publican committee was held in the City
Hotel last night. Resolutions were adopted
indorsing Hon. P H McCaul for the
position Of collector of the internal rev
enue for tie Sixth Virginia district, and
Mr. Thomas II. Bayne for postmaster of
this city. 1t was agreed 10 add five col
auxiliary members.
Slight damage was caused by the over
turning OF a lamp al the residence of
Mr. Samuel Elliott, No. 314 South Pitt
street, last night. The flames were ex-
tingusled without calling out the depart
mcnt.
The Philadelphia steamer has cleared at
this port with a cargo OF iron
Mr.. sydney J. Kaufman and Miss Rosa
Bendheim, the beautiful daughter Of MIR D.
BendbeiIn. We're married at Odd Fellows
Hall this afternoon at O'Clock The re-
ception held tonight was one OF the largest
and most agnificent which has ever taken
place inAleXandria- Several hundred guests
were present, including many from Wash
ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New
York.
The funeral Of the late Emanuel Francis
occurred this morning from his home on
South ST. Asaph street The services were
conducted by Rev. G. E. Bail. OF Grace
Church. The remains were inferred with
Masonic honors by Andrew Jackson Lodge.
The funeral of the late Charles Knox
Vile occurred this Afternoon from his
home on North Washington street. The
funeral was sattendedb by Alexandria Council,
j. o. d. a. Ii.
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stock, 413.cT6 bushels. sales. 1900 bush
eIs-Southern wheat by sample, 90a91i
do on grade, s3 3-4a8S 81 Corn easy
SPOT, month and March 26a26 Is, April.
26 I-2a26 81; May, - 5-sa2T 3-4;steaner
mixed, 25a25 1-S-Teceipts, 331 ,27S bush
els; exports, 10, 400 bushels. stock,
2,4O7, ,4S2 bushels sales, $4,000 bushels
southern white corn, 2sa2S 1-2, do yellow,
26 I-2a27. Oats steady-No. . white. 23a
Oh No mixed, 21a22- receipts, 81 ,SI1
bushels; exports, none; stock. 449 ,S71
bushels Rye easy-No- . nearby, 40 LA
40 ga; western, Al 1-4a41 I-2-receipts.
11,I37 bushels; exports. II. Jas bushels;
stock, 245,T46 bushels. Hay steady
choice timothy, S13-50a14O0. Grain
freights very qulet-steam TO Liverpool.
per busheI. Sd. March, Cork, for orders,
perquarter. IS. sd March, 3s. 1-2d-a3S3d-
March and April Sugar steady, unchanged
Butter weak-fancy creamery. 20a21' do
imitation, 16a1T; do ladIe, Halls; good
IadIe, 11a12, store packed, Sa12; rolls.
I2a14 Eggs steady-fIesh, 8 1-2- Cheese
firm and active. unchanged Whisky IN
changed
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The World of Business

Cuban news is again likely TO be felt
in Wall street. AS yet there has been no
ing news from Havana on the street, but
it is certainly u menace 4 IL gets worse
today. As to the fact, 1t is surely aluiost
certain that nothing win be done which
need have any effect in destroying values
That is not the trouble, however. In
such a professional market as this is, and
where so little is done, ana where the
slightest rumor is used as a cudgel By the
bears, whether 1t has any foundation or
even any likely foundation or not, this
threatening atmosphere over the Cuban
situation should certainly be taken ad-
vantage of by them,
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DIED.

RITTER-OH TUESDAY, February ID lSs :
at his residence, 1928 street northwest;
CHARLES NATHAN. teioved husband or
Carolyn Birch Rittcr, ard sen or DAVID y
and Carrie Z. Ritter
Funeral services VIII take place from
his late residence Thursday, February
25, 1897, at = O'Clock p. IN: Friends
reSpec tfuily invited 10 attend inteFTnenS
private. II
BELT-February %, 1887. at I1;46
D. m, EARLE EDIE, Youngest son OF
Jacob y a nd Lille May Belt, aged seven
teen months and twenty-three days
Funeral from his parents residence. i.
1542 Sd ST NV, Thursday, p m
BANt-At his residence, 3G2 Fou--and-a-
naiT street southwest, on Monday, Febru-
ary -, 1897, at $50 p N, JOHN BANF
beloved husband or Elizabeth Rans. aged
TIrUy eight years
Funeral from ST. John German Church.
FOur-and- a halI street south west. Thursday, Z,
February 20, 1897, at 2 p. m Friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
lBaltIInOre. philadelphia and New York
papers please copyl fe233t
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HER CONDITION SERIOUS.
1t Is Feared That Mrs. Flint's IN
juries VIII Prove Fatal.

Mrs. Mary Flint, of No. 73o Seventh
street northeast, the lady who was knocked
down and run over by turnout driven
by three drunken men at First and IL
streets northwest Tuesday night, is re-
ported to be in Il serious condition at her
home 1t is believed that she is internally
injured.
Charles Robbins, one 1.-THE men in the
rig. was yesterday held I'M $500 bonds
awaiting the result of Mrs. Fiint's injuries
Neither of the other men have been ar
rested II is feared that Mrs. Flint may
not recover.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

spirits is near at hand. Representatives
of the spirits company have certainly
been in conference with outside distillers,
and they are said TO be most hopeful OF
the situation. The spirits people insist
on a settlement which will give lasting
results. There is no money in the business
at present, and as the average gentleman
in business wishes Co make money, it is
probable that the adjustment of the diff
culties will be accomplished. This would
mean strong advance in spirits stock
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

IL An nom lt May Concern.
1he Undersigned, uianuTaCtu and ven
dCrS OF beer sold IN bottles. hereby file
WIN the clerk or the supreme court ~ the
District or Columbia, a GeScFiUtiOn OF
Tiiere. 2ie1. rs anu OF The names and marks
theIeVa' In compliance with sections IISS
anu lIS9 OF the revised statutes relating
10 the District OF Columbia Uhe said nau %
ana marks being as follows
fIFst-A green glass beer bgftIe uucn
Ihe sioe or which Is blown the following
CIRCULAR inscription National CAPITAL Brew
ing 20, Washington, D. C, within the
inscription appears the Capitol OF the
Chiteu states, and at the top ami bottom,
respectively OF the said Capitol appear the.
words Trade Mark
Secohfi-An amber glass beer bottle, upon
lhe SIDE or which is blown the following
Ciculaf inscription National CAPITAL Brew
iuS ~, astlugtOn. ID. C., WIChIn which
inscription appears the CAPITOL OF the
SHlltu states and at che top and bottom
respectively OF SAID Capitol apDear ina
words Trade Mark
a. II persons are hereby forhi6den 70 fin
any sGch bottles with anv beverage For
sdle or TO traffic in any such bCTfIes so
sale. VI PNi'iaS1 "i
Notice Is also hereby given mat The said
Natlonal capital Brewing COrnpanv Of The
Cly OF Washington, ID. G., has, by D,Ir-
LAS LAS come into posse ssiOn OF an the
Chattei5 Formerly owned and OUersfed m
tne Gerhard Lang's Buffalo. n. Y Psr!
bIeWefy agency inthe Districuo OF Columbia
anu any such boxes, bDtJ les and other
SndIteS included IN said purchase or
Didnued with the said Gerhard Langis
buifaIo, ". Y, Park Brewery Trade
Mafk, description or which has already
I'sL. Deen H.ed with the clerk or the supreme
CUuIt 0I the District OF Columbia, are BIZ
the terms OF the sale, the property 0f the
sdld national Capital Brewing COmDauv
NATIONAL CAPITAL BREWING Co.
by lDert V. Carry, President
A true copy, test. ] h YOI-NG SIart,
BS L. Il: WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
-e-E,-o,-o,-I, ana mar =, 3,4.5,6. s Il g.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

The situation of the Chicago Gas Com
panies is most reassUring. The settlement
of their difficulties is confidently predicted
and the most astute traders and those hav-
ing the best information are buying Chicago
Gas 1t is the cheapest stock on the list
and should soon sell above so. There is
a large short interest in the stock, and it
will be forced out.
The morning times., 1897-02-25
johnson Gaining strength

Bradford, Ont, Feb. 24.-There is q
slight change for the better in Bicyclist
Johnson's condition today. He is able
to take more nourishment and is gradually
gaining strength.
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Ryan Easily Defeated Tracey.

Syracuse, N. Y, Feb. 24.-In the wei
terweight contest here tonight for the
championship of the world, Tommy Ryan
easily defeated Tom Tracey in the ninth
round.
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Gold Contracts Made Void.

Guthrie, oh., Feb. 24..-Alaw making all
contracts payable in gold non -collectable
and void passed both branches of thsTerri-
torial legislature and was sent to the gov
ernor today.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

AS far as can be seen the Tobacco in
vestigation need not be feared by the
Tobacco people any more than the Sugar
investigation was in need of fear. Presi-
dent Duke followed in the footsteps OF Mr..
Searles, declining to say anything that he
had the slightest objection To saying. and
very freely giving the evidence that could
do him no harm. Tobacco was up TO rs
yesterday and closed strong.
The morning times., 1897-02-25
Washington Stock Market.

ales-Metropolitan RaiIUad. 81 at 1o7;
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 10 at 12O, 100
at 1913, 200 at 124, 100 at 124 IL, 200
at %; Mergenthaler Linotype, 3 ALTA IL,
I,anston Monotype, 81 at 1-2.
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Baltimore Ma rkets

Balt.mor Feb 24.-Flourdull. unchanged
receipts, 15,7e5 barrels exports, 80
barrels; sales. 100 barrels Wheat weak
spot, SO Lass 1-2: May, 81 1-4as1 3-S
receipts, 80, ESQ bushels exports, none;
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B, Hibbs * Co.,
Dankers and Brokers. Members OF the
Ny stock Exchange, 1421 f street
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A bnttIe OF Cheer.

Berkeley Pure Rye Whisky. Quality
best. pure, unadulterated whisky that
gladdens the heart and brings cheer and
health. James Tharp, S12 + street. 1t
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THE BICYCLE RACE.
Schinner Has Commanding Lead
Oyer the Field.

Chicago, His. Feb. % Teddy Hale, the
Irish champion, lost all hope of winning
prize in the six-day cycle race at latter
sails, and abandoned the contest today
The morning times., 1897-02-25
The Raging Potomac.

For full view, clean up to Cabin John.
take the Great Falls Electric Line The
Avenue and street blue cars make dI.
rect conn ectlon. fe24- 3t-em
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New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
" I. Stock Exchange. 1921 + street
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The Raging Potomac

For full view, clean up to Cabin John,
take the Great Falls Electric Line. The
Avenue and p astreet blue cars make di-
rect conn ection. fe24 Stem
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Nardi Gras. New Orleans, Blrning-
nam ana Mobile, March =, 1897

The Southern Railway announces for
the above occasion sale OF tickets 70 New
Orleans. Rrlnin CHAM, and Mobile at
greatly reduced rates Tickets on sale
February 20 - and IS ana March l, 1897
Two limited trains leave Washington ar
II-I5 a m. and lO-43 p. -. daily
fa25-2t
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UNDERTAKERS

j. WILLIAM LEE
USDERTAKER.
332 Pa. Ave. S.W.
First-class service Phoue, 1888.
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BEECHAM's PILLs-So equal for Con
Situation.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

The Leather statement was out yesterday,
as was expected. 1t is unsatisfactory in
that it could not be understood by the un-
initiated public. However, 1t appears
that the company has 81 ,0oO, 900 more
cash and has paid off $4,000, 900 in debts,
but has very large decrease in stocks
on hand. Good authorities agree that
the present condition et the business is
good. There is somS conspicuous buying
going on in Leather, and the larger opinion
is that 1t will see slight advance today.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

Good chance to get a
black suit now.
Prince Alberts and cuta-
ways are all reduced one
third.
So are overcoats - and
separate trousers.
Eiselnan Bros,
Corner 7tfn and e Streets N. w.
No Branch Stare in washington.
The morning times., 1897-02-25

Tips were out again yesterday that the
adjustment OF the clashing interests In
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Mining Stocks .

Mining Stocks.
Cripple Greek Mining Stocks as reported
by Clifford s. Co., 1404 G st. NV. The
following are active dividend paying stocks
listed on the Colorado Mining Exchdnge
Rid Asked Bid AsIed
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SPECIAL NOT1cE

Illus CSTRATED entertainments. BrookIand
NJ r.: church, friday evening Feb 20.
at O'Clock. DR. George Y Leech. 0f
washington, w D. C., viii talk on The Christ
ana His Country" Beautiful phGtBgraDh1
Illuminated with Oxy-hyGirOgen lime light
on 500 square feet OF canvas AtIhe cI9 se
ne VIII give some choice and CHEEKY pictures
Tor the children Illustrated soics and
songs Will De sang Free Fefresh hIneutS ar
the close Admission 20 and 10 cenfs
For the benefit OF the church. fe25-2f
i WILL not pay any debts contracted bv
my WIFE after this date, February 81.
1897, C. r. PEYTON II
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-06-23
With the Butterflies.

The study of the ways of butterflies
will prove deliFhtful pastime to the
boy or girl who knows only how to
capture the pretty creatures in net, to
iInprison and thea to kill them. On
some 90 den June afternoon, altogether
too beautiful to be wasted indoors,
give yourselves up entirely 20 the bls
terfiies. Follow and watch without
startling them, and even in 50 short u
time you will learn enough to make
you wonder that any one can presume
to call them aimless in their cheerful,
busy little lives.
The first butterflies that make their
appearance in the spring are the Va
rious dusky-wings, brown and black,
which blend perfectly with the hues of
the moist bare twigs and branches
Then comes the tiny blue butterflies,
heralds of the first violets; TO be follow
ed later by the gay swallow-tails,
which are color of the rainbow; the
pure white butterflies of lnid-June; the
active little tawny and black shippers;
the eoppers and the brilliant angle
wings, which romp in the sunshine on
the hottest days.
Butterflies have a dainty way of
alighting for rest. A moth will come
TO sudden stop and settle immediate
ly, but butterfly usually keeps its
wings more or less open while it sways
10 and fro on some flower. Ifit be feed
ing, however, it will close its wings
tightly, back to back, and if be asleep,
the wings will be packed away into the
smallest possible compass. The Hes
perrin family sleep with the fore wings
down between the hind wings, so that
only the hind wings may be seen.
Different butterflies manage their
antenne differently. Some keep them
widespread, Others tuck them between
the wing, and Others again bring
them together beside the front edge OF
the wings. This latter action means
that the butterfly is sound asleep and
perfectly comfortable.
The first morning thought of but
terfiy is to search for honey. 1t probes
every flower it meets, and often works
hard for breakfast. The tiger swallow
tails have passion for lilac blossoms;
they are capable of gorging themselves
to helplessness through their greed Tor
the sweets. II you will notice the
road side pools left ny summer show
er you may see fioclSs of yellow butter
flies eagerly drinking, and pretty
sight it is.
The species of butterfly known as the
Vanessa are all wonderfully friendly
and playful. DIR. Abbott tells OF the
red admiral alighting on his knee one
day as he was writing, and, although
il occasionally flew of to the bushes
near by, it returned from time to time
and was his companion for a great part
of the day.
Would you not rather win the conf
dence of so graceful and exquisite an
insect and thereby study its pretty ways
than wantonly to imprison it? Follow
the butterflies into the woods and
ields, and you will see how they pro-
tect themselves by mimicry, how they
make sounds by the motions Of their
wings, how many of them have all the
variety of flight of the birds, and how
most of them are clever botanists, max
ing the best sort Of teachers for your
summer holidays.-OIr Animal
Friends.
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Dickens and HIS Car.

Charles Dickens was lover of ami
mails, and like all trne lovers, he was
likely To become the slave Of the pets.
Wil,iamina, a little white eat, was n
favorite with the entire household, but
showed an especial devotion 10 IT. mas
ter. She selected a corner az bis study
for her kittens, aud brought them in
from the kitchen cue by one. Mr..
Dickens had then taken away again.
but Williamins only brought them
quietly back.
Again they were removed, Spt the
third time of their return she did uot
leave them in the corner. Instead, ile
placed them at her masters feet, "A
taking her stand beside them, loos a
imploringly up at him.
That settled the question. Therea :
ter the kittens belonged to the stud, :,
and they made themselves royalty at
home, swarming up the curtains, play
ing about the writing-table, and scam
pering behind the book-shelves. Most
of the family were given away; one
only remained, entirely deaf, and
known, from her devotion to Dickens,
as ''tlIe masters cat"
This little creature followed him
about like dog, and sat beside him
while he wrote. One evening Dickens
was reading by small table whereon
sat lighted candle. As usual, the eat
was at his elbow. Suddenly the light
went out. Dickens was much inter-
ested in his book, and he re-lighted
the candle, giving the cat a stroking
rs he did So.
Afterward he remembered that puss
had looked at him somewhat reproach-
fully while she received the caress. It
was only when the light again became
dim that he guessed at the reason of
her melancholy. Turning suddenly he
found her deliberately putting out the
candle with her paw, and again she
looked at him appealingly.
She was lonesome; she wantsi II be
petted, and this was her advice for
bringing it about.
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Grains of Gold.

He is littlest, who belittles Others.
Nothing will upbraid you like un-
used faculties.
Intelligence is not gained by mere
act of will.
Happiness is lost by being intemper-
ate in its pursuit.
Pretend to know, and you will be-
come an empty shell.
A crust with an appetite, is better
than feast without.
Intelligence is largely in knowing
what We do not know.
Better little understanding, than
much useless knowledge.
Reflection is key that unlocks the
treasures of the memory.
Reading is a good thing, but observa-
ton and reflection are better.
Great cities are pestilential to the
morals, and health, and the liberties OF
man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-06-23
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Coz
sumption.

This is the best medicine i'm the
world for ali forms of coughs and colds
and for consumption. Every bottle is
guaranteed. 1t will cure and not dis
appoint. 1t has no equal for whoop-
ing cough, asthma, hay fever, pneu-
nIonia, bronchitis, Ia grippe, cold in
the head and for consumption. 1t is
safe for all ages, pleasant to take, and,
above all, sure cure. 1t is always
well to take DIR. Kings New Life Pills
in connection with DIR. Kings New
Discovery, as they regulate and tone
the stomach and bowels. We guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction or return mon
ey. Free trial bottles at Snyder's drug
store, Somerset, or at Brallier's drug
store, Berlin.
Regular size 50 cents and sl.OO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-06-23
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrn
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o, contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and is made in To-
ledo, Ohio, by L. J. Cheney " Co.
Testimonials free.
nsy-5old by Druggists, 15c.