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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

' Schilliug's Best tea for sale at the Bashfori- Burmister Co. Try small package.
 Send To cents to the JoUENAL MINER for @ copy of the uew Arizona mining law, vest pocket edition. q
 Judge Hawkins will try d nun Der of eases iu the district court oi Pheuix a which Judge Baker is disqualified.
 Buy your Qlll,s and Blank cts st B-oCks s. ! J. F.. Burchard, tho Noutezuma street merchant. returned Jhi- morn ing trom a three days business trip to Congress.
 Families will do wei, to inyesti gate Steam Laundry cut rate prices. Win do washing as cheap as China men.
 Alfred r. Hall, Jamestown. \. Y., W. II. Sebastian, =. r., Milo II. Scatter. Denver, are among the Hotel Burke arrivals today
 Gum Boots for Boys.
 Gum Boots for Ladies.
 Gum Boots for Men
 Gum Boots for Everybody
 Al Eo BLoJKS
 r. M Murphy returned ou this afternoons train from bis visit to Phvu!1 He went on through Co Ash Fork to mee; simon J. Murphy, the Detroit capitalist.
 The JoCENAL-NlNrs was unable to secure a copy of the inaugural al dress and message of our new mayor for publication.
 The storm which commenced on Sunday continues at intervals. There has been a slight fall in tenn perature, enough to cause a sugges- ton of snow iu the Granite creek basin, and enough Co cause the pre- cIpltation iu the mountains to fall m the shape of snow instead of rain. The mountain sides south of Pres colt which face the north are coy cred with several inches of suOw.
 Trains were out of joint today 50 far as schedule time was concerned !. on the $ F.. P. * F. railway. An extra engine which was al work on !. the Rock Butte grade on returning 10 Cedar Glade went on the Y 10 . turn round and was derailed by a . broken rail The engine attached . to the south bound night train. . when it reached that point went to . it's sSsistar ce when the rails spread letting it down in the mud too IL . was half past three o'clock this morning before won't of the mishap . was received at Prescott and an ex- tra engine dispatched for the scene of the acCideht. The night train. which was compelled tu remain there all night was cuu>ol dated with this morning. south bound train, which reached Prescott two hours late. With the present rains, however the railroad people will be fortunate indeed if nothing more serious happens.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Fr,a Fridays Daily.

F E. Jordan is ID town from Je- rome. ". Vi. Mullen, of Boston, Is a guest of Hotel Burke. District court will be in session again tomorrow.
 II. E. Bell went out to Skull val ley today on hunting trip. Harry Campbell left today for San Francisco 10 attend college.
 l.r. and Nrs. Hugo Richards left for the east th,s afternoon.
 The new city officials take their positions next Monday evening.
 F. P. Aspiuwall and W. R. Hill man left for PheulI this m arnlng.
 Ralph Cameron, sheriff of Coco l.no county, Is ID Jowu.
 Don't forget tLa auction sl.c to morrow at WhiPP.e.
 Sheriff RuFuer took Iyuacio AEua,ro over to Jerome today for clS preliminary examination.
 TIouas Sloan. who had hi, leg broken at Ash Fork recently, ], able ,o oa around on cUutches.
 F. Scopel is fitting the two upper s,or.es oi his brlck building up for a lodging house.
 Edward q. Riley, of Jerome. has filed his oath and bond ss justice ot the peace for record.
 IL. Fisher will sell the house hold effects aui horses Of Dr. Hall, a WhiPp.e, tomorrow.
 The Gun club members went over to the grounds this afternoon, and had a preliminary shoot
 F.. W. Johnston, chief engineer of the |. Y. x P. railway, Is ID town today.
 l. Is said that the city council viii taAe up the water question very soon.
 Joseph l.. Girou1, superintendent of the United Verde Copper Com pany. Is making a business yIsIt To Prescott.
 Col. E. A. Sweet, the Chicago came iu on last nights tram.
 J. C. Bullard came up on the nigh, train from Congress, return ing south again this morning.
 \. F. Bauta of the Pick and Drill, Is an town rustliug up subscribers for his paper, formerly the Arizona Populis,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Frum NortavsDai.y.

The supreme court me cts in Phe nix today.
 Captain Irvine returned to Whip pie last evening.
 The members o' the Tucson gun club left for home this morning.
 J. l.. Girou1 came m from Jerome this morning.
 James Nj. J"Uncle Jimmy More is up from Kirkland.
 Jacob Henkle came in yesterday from his Rapid Transit mine.
 $ F. Bartley is making his period ical visit to Prescott.
 l. T. Stoddsrd is registered at Hotel Burke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
GENTl.ENIENI

Suits to made to order from Sl5 aud upward, by J. DEEs, the artistic tailor of Pres colt. New Is yoUT time. gen tlemen, to get a cheap suit. Perfect ft guaranteed n every respect. Call and see me before purchasing alse- where. J. DERR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Arlran.-. ,Inlns Law.

The second edition oi the mining law passed ny the last legislature has been printed at this office and IS now for saie at 10 cents per copy, or three for 25 cents, seven for 50 cents, or fifteen for Sl. l. printed Iu convenient form for carrying iu the vest pocket. Address orders 'o the JOvRNsL MJNEB, Prescott. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Blood ts Life

And upon the purity and vitality oi the blood depends the health Of the whole system. Experience proves Hoods Sar>aparilla to be the best blood purifier
 Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache 0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Nou Can be MeIl

When your blood is rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods SarSsparills makes the blood rich and pure and cures all blood diseases, restoring health and vigOr
 Hoods Pills are easy 10 take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, head ache. Poe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

s-aAA
 Nobert DeLas-a was iu ;own ,o-
 B.. NJ. Sarge1, wen, south ,o.
 ne foot bal. ,.aa save a supper
 Knight.
 Dsaae Merr. .ama m from re- ne SICK c-la-
 nist Justice A. \. Baker has re mei to Pae-iE.
 sehn F. Cramp.oa has been al- @ted postmaster a Globe.
 Mtead :he rev.-al service a, ,1e
 5. Church t5 night a. 1.45. MraC. Bartlett and Bush Auder-
 have ea-agal in business ia Rn.x.
 D. board oi supervisors paid an sfial visit to the county hospital a afternoon.
 tSeo. \. Denny. prominent CltI- E Of WaluU- creek. was in town o II. Jackson. master mechanic
 the .. F. I. k P. ra4rodi, re- saed today from his trip -as- Did Fellows LojSe mee,s tonight 2 ins,alla0o lon Oi officers. Al mem n are requested @ attend. aarry Campbell expects 10 leave & few days for San Francisco. to 'el St. Mary's college ot tha; De funera. of tbe late James ehols will Jaae place tomorrow st go o'clock from ,Ee undertaking riDrs Of :. A. Logan. |ohn Martin. the well known min tnan. recently superintendent ot !, Little Jessie uile, has rented & ase in town. au8 ae aui h.s wife ee taken up ;Gelr reS, deuce here. 1n ordiusnce making lt 8 misGe- 4nCr. subjvC, tu fac Of from
 @ Slo, for eNuectrratiuE on the e walks of tGa C-Jy Was passed .nnay night by the c.yy couuci. oi . seiE.
 he JocRNAL-MiNEs commences. ! tkIS issue, the publication of a l tinu ed story entitled. County . - dituIeS. T ,S official, and i> ! iii shed by authority ot the board .  lis,rict Attorney T. D. Ro>s re- 1. aed last nigh, from Congress. ] 3 man who recently d5G the ! oting there was held to appear ! ore the grand .a-y under S5o1 . 'oRa;y Scaa7. Superintendent (. : HlcAs lS Iela.c.-C tla hears Oi ] schoo. teachers by drawing war ] R lu payuel- Oi their salaries. ! apportylI-L- yi school uo1ev ! 1lat-lS % S---fHl.vn ms Den !
 e. initei Sta.es District At.or.e ey ] E Eiilnwo5j has named Allied ! lakliu. private secretary to the : 'enar ss oe..-F l..-.3 >.-.es Isriet A;torlsf ,o Gl tle v4e4-cY seC ur c1a g.,-- --l-t-au ct -l rs E..
 saak LuA- i- been appointed ! sessoT Of 'ls-.copa county and . Grav y.-.a ct ,he board ot 1. ervlSors.
 D. south nd tram s.-s .Uo D half hours .s-a today. k a> Isei by w1...rE for -aa w-st !. ind tran eu Ee \. N F.. wi ca . ICUe taer- la-. night. br- wh ch ] ! sixteen hours .a-e. ! le G-.av . lAe 4. < P. ysas cause by a s.ee, . ID In the -a>-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Road Oscrsrcrs.

All offices of R'ai O,eTseers ara declared to he vslau.. aud 20 agp.i cation will b. r.ter,aluoi m 'eS, on petition siEaal by fifteen oT more bona f3e residents of sid a strict. By order of the Board of >upervfs- Ors. J. II ROBINSON. Clerk,
 Prescott, January |. ISg1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
krnn.tn IrI-

Nice large, comfortably furnished room in private family, excellent location to let. Apply at this nlirh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

For any case ot dandruf that Smiths Dandruf Pomade fails to cure. Never fails to cure dandruf, itching scalp and falling hair The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank D. Myers Palace Barber Shop. flm6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
r--n -er-ssN.s pa..y.

 Father Queiu returned tbis morn. ius from a visit t1 Jerome. (. II. Akers and F. A. Tritle. Jr, have their new abstract office opened The funeral of the late James ! Nichols took place this afternoon. (. T. Kelly s~ iu town today from . C-Sparva..
 James shirley returned yesterday from a visit to the northern part of the territory and southern Utah. Nasou> and their families are re- quesred to attend the Eastern Star installation tonight.
 Phi Bralneu, of Pheriy, was married recently Q Miss bsrry or Chicago.
 Mrs. N. G. Bvras and her brother ia-.aw. John Burns, lai, yes,-rasy fer vlsl- -, ta''f"rnia
 John T.. Robinson, clerk of the board oi supervisors. hos been aP- pointed 8 notary public.
 MT. au5 Mrs. J. R. L.stou are in ;aru today from their Old Reliable homo.
 Chas. E Chez,au, of this county was uarr.c3 ia Hleu.N oa Tuesday evening to Ms Sara E,,a.Is Stout of the latter place.
 \ lc, ot pr.seuers in the Yuma p-ui,eu,.arv attempted recently to dig their Way Co freedom. bu, ;heir plot Was d ~cover>l .l tune Co pre- vent .;.
 The Pick and Drill is the name of a uew paper recently started in Phe- nix by \. r. Baats. It has failed to reach thls office vet, so its merits no, known.
 ) he man BogarG, who was burned at Jerome las; week. ls iu critical condition and it IS thought that h;s injuries will prove fatal.
 The JovRNAL- MINER reporter drew a blank lu the court house today. Nat aSiuC.e tenn could be developed from any ot the offices there.
 Several citizens of ChaParral came ia 60 attend he funeral of the late James Nichols Deceased was held ! ia high esteem by his acquaintances.
 Deputy Sheriff Hubbard, of Chap arral, yesterday arrested lEnacio 1 ACua.ro and lodged him iu jail. l He Is charged with TobbluC a wo- man 8, Jerome.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Murphy. ac- l cowvau,yd by Mss Mabel Meany | and Miss luez Ra.b.e, went down to | Pheuiz thIs morning for visit cf a few day>.
 The following officers were In- ] stalled last night by the Odd Eel 1 lows lodge: Chas Avery, N. G.; Ed. l k5ehI, Y. G.: Arthur Robinson. Sec l r-,ary; Henry Bunkmeyer, Treas | Gr.-.
 The Southern Pacific company ! has made ,he preliminary survey of | a iue from Nuhave Co Randsburg ! and will build 8 road wnen the l camp Is sufficiently developed Co ] justify it The distance Is thirty ! miles.
 F. r.. Wells has moved his family 1 .1 Prescott. They are iomicl,ei m ! a u.a- a-t.. cottage .l Nes; Pres c.t;. formerly occupied by AIr and Mrs. F. r. Gregory
 Haa. F. T. Asp.uwaI. al W.usIov, member 1f ,Le .a~, legislative coun- c.,. a-a member cleo, from Navajo ] county. arrived a Presca,, on this mrro.r-'- train and WI. remain here fe- Jay gr ,w. prior c. going to pnal.2
 Tle g-an.x Gazette says that a run Was uada ,l Tuesday night on ,oa c. the iuaac.,. ls..,st!ou. of p-a-.z. she IIa.uLan Banking Com 1. paay and t.e Cs,a'a Investment l.mYa-v. aud both ot them went ..l.r They were faro ba4k-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

V. '. counts. Bahr'S extra selects, jlc a can Prescott, Com. Co. sole ag'ts Kansas City Oyster Co. Te.e- phone ll5. j9-6;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Fine IaiInrInr-

Latest novelties iu fall and wiu;ef goods just received by Noigtlauder, the Tailor. S'itt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
Hotel BURk E.
ARIZONA.
BURKE & HICKEY. Proprietc

Some g5 ths fs-.ra-es oi q .s Eo-sa:
 E3- It Is the only 4b5olutely i proof Hotel in Prescott:
 EE It employs none but WHr CCOES jn the Kitchen.
 EEl l. is lighted throughout by electricity.
 EE Its table board Is unexcelieG and its sleeping apartments are kept neat and clean always.
 EE it has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing aA property secure from thievery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
HnIn .utra-
alO KaMn nrtfl

Girl wanted jo work in a private family. Apply at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
han1ae, a4G .sll to h river

Ne banquet and ball to ae gwen HCtel AGams. Pteuix. ua the x ol December SL. and post ed until January l5. has been Der pos;poue tua.i. ,hr nigh, of nary l9. 1, w... ba made the
 siOu of the celebration ot both Q: Jbe hole. and the as- bhnE ot the nineteenth leE.>la- - Pheaix Republican.
 he union revival sarv.ces now lR he'd a- .-a E..ir..-- Tr- -- at church ara Very pro6;an - 4ing. The interest IS increasing
 the outlook for good results Is encou-sEsu- The hour fixed tbese saTy.C-S Is 7-45 Co 9.I5 p.
 1he pUol, ls most cordially ted to a,t ad. Br.uE y1ur Cos Hymus and take au active par, he praise service 8, 1.I5.
 LE Do3-e vas thrown from h., V yesterday and gu.ta h-ty iNC. bl: .- n.. again tl.- morn
 A.> k.~~. n..-el urL him a-
 uas --4e..- fr- :l- u .e-. Hr { Cc -a t.- al...a. ..:. -La 'el ca-- -. Fore 5.r-u...l he'd : but ,-e s. -E.a- ot ,ae .xle vi h.m Cu .- frozen -r--oI. lnng him uP 3--a-Iy.
 he Herald pgb'.~a.- ..a f....v- ol .--arr notice gf D.. ..s-. f
 A7.z..s l-r..ist: "o.r .rr-1,~t nC $ ~eel .. -ae7 abaul -.a
 ul Is. .- Us editor IS a. .g t E..t. .-t tla, were u>.- - D.. a...- paper f.- boosting ns .s.- . office Lsyl-- sue 4 g .-i.... .sve a. further usa th ....-e .- which they tried 'et ss.. N- Bs--a .-. however.
 go ld a --.-T -Tap,ruau ,o ta sub ged m -.7- way. and will ,Iv 8 hg paper
 srrc,t Post. e. A E. had So vary T --- meeting lbs. night. In i,.-- 2. t-a lusta......a af off a G-w... nt aGGr.--.- were Ie, a". Mrs W. Q. ON-... the rlS gr.-...-- nf the N.u..'s lei Corps. H.- presented with a cso~e Eo.H badge by members De ccTVs' 1s a. appreciation Of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

The following officers Were In- stalled last night by the Odd Eel lows lodge: Chas. Avery. N. G.; Ed. kiehI, N G.; Arthur Robinson. Sec r-tary; Henry Buukmeyer, Treas Gr.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
TF CITY ND COUNTY ky henS Fr0n ouT 0EG lg6l and
 SEHlg-5.1, GoGgJy

E-ou Nti-e. 1sy's Daily ebert DeLas-a was lu ;own ,o-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

MT. and Mrs F. NJ Murphy. ac- cguVan,rd by Mss Mabel Meany and Miss Iuez Ra!b.e, went down to Pheuiz thls morning for a visit of a few Gay~.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

The frs, of seg!es ot lectures to be d.live-Ci this week by Fathers Clark aud Doherty, vas given at the opera house last night by Father ClaJn. who is spoke. ci as a vcry abe sud eloquent speaker. The toP.,- vi these d.scau.es are very interesting, nut only to Catholics, bat yo al. and the lectures will no douh, be well attended. They are free, a, L1 admission IS charged and r... ... -. ..-.srr. I a i-4F
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

Deputy Sheriff Hubbard, of Chap arral, yesterday arrested IEnacio AEua.ro and lodged him iu jail He Is charged with robbiug a wo- man at Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

he south b. nd tram e-s .Uo E D half hours .a-a today k a> lsei by wa..rE for -la v-st zn0 tram su he \. N F.. wL ch sCUe taer- las night. br. wt ch ' sixteen hours .a-e. fle t- av tAe A. < P. was cause by So S.ee, rEn n the east.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13
O zLfTH.

DR. \. UEAvENSTON, Operative and PrOS,Leuc Dentist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-13

R. T.. Moore retuTuei last night from a trip Go Deming.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-26
EAST CORINTH.

Rev. VIM. H. Faunce will preach
every Sabbath at 8 p. M. in the future
instead of 2;3O P. M. as before.
His subject next Sabbath at 3 p. NJ,
will be upon ''The Evil of Gossiping.
Mr. c. H. Metcalf had house warm
ing last Friday evening where to mer-
riment, music and good cheer generally
a large gathering of friends met, enjoy
ed themselves and wished good luck to
abide upon the house.
The Topsham & Corinth Cornet
Band, Mr.. Charles Taggart leader met
for practice at the home of Mr.. S. |.
Divoll Tuesday evening of last week.
Mr.. j. L Burgess who has been a
great sufferer with heart trouble is re
ported as improving in general health.
Mr.. E. V. Corliss is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mr.. Henry Chase, who is studying
with DR.. Brown has been very i'll this
week with a severe attack of bronchial
trouble. We hope to hear of his inn
proved health in the near future.
Mr. G. H. Jackson has been stopping
at the Saginaw House as a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Thompson.
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CHELSEA.

Charles r. Corwin, of the produce
firm of G. r. Corwin & Co, Quincy
Market, Boston, came up Saturday
nigt to spend Sunday and Monday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. r. Cor
win.
G. S. Emery and W. p. Townsend
went to Mortified Friday to attend
the final sitting of commissioners on
the late Mrs. Charlotte Edson's estate
of which they are co-administrators.
Mrs. Mary Jane McGaw, aged 70,
who has been sick for several months,
of heart trouble, died Sunday morning
at the residence of her sister in-law
Mrs. Mary M. Tracy.
Rev. B. b. Sherman was called to
Medford, Mass, to attend the funeral
of his father which occurred Saturday,
Feb. 20.
Miss Mary A. Burbank came home
Friday night from her Barre school to
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman A. Burbank,
Mrs. John B. Atwood is spending
several weeks with her relatives in
Manchester.
Charles X. Hayward has leased Hi
ram A. Kingsbury's farm for year
and the Kingsburys are to live in the
village, he returning to his work as
motorman in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles A. Densmore is spend
ing a few weeks in Lowell with her
sister, Mrs. Dickey.
Because of the pastors absence the
Congregationalists attended the M. E.
church on Sunday. In the evening a
union service was held in celebration
of the anniversary of the W. c. T. L.
G. A. Davis and wife of Bethel were
in town over Sunday, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Geo. l.. Stowe.
On Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings, Feb. 18th and 18th the Chelsea
dramatic company presented the play
"a Soldier of Fortune" at the Town
Hall. The play was a great success,
Mr.. Hatch and Miss Cooley, our local
amateur veterans, doing eXcellently as
they always do. Likewise Mr.. Elan
ders and son who seem to be born ac-
tors. II. O. BiXby never did so well.
Bryant and Dearborn increased their
last years reputation for good acting.
Mr.. Beckwith and young Blaine Smith
showed fine native talent and Mr.. Mat
tison and Mrs. Hatch, though new to
the work, did well their parts. The
audience of Thursday evening was
very large, about five hundred occu-
plying the floor and gallery. Many
came from out of town. GilsOn's or
chestra furnished excellent music.
Orange county creamery paid its
patrons % cents per pound for butter
and made 1902 pounds from 22O,
pounds of milk received, Running
expenses were S291.1S.
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WEST TOPSHAM.

Miss Grace Poole has leen visiting
IN East Barre recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bugbee were in
town last week short time.
Quite a number from this section
were called to BurlingtO ton this week to
appear before the Grand Jury in the
I. S. Circuit Court.
Geo. Phelps is quite sick-fve of the
family have been suffering from the
prevailing distemper.
w. H. Chalmers has his paint shop
nearly filled with carriages to paint
and varnish.
r. P. Church and wife have been on
the sick list as has Mrs. NJ. H. Hight.
Teachers examinations under the
supervision of F. E. Pri hard of Brad
ford was held here the first of the
week.
About inches of snow fell last Tues
day.
Mrs. Geo. Newton of Hartford was
called to this place Monday by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Ruth Sanborn.
Mrs. Ola Jeffords of Washington has
been in town for few days caring for
Mrs. Orville Cunningham who is sick.
Mrs. O. D. Wiley returned from her
visit to Mrs. f. w. Eastman in Warren,
N. H., last Friday. Mrs. Eastman is
very low and Mrs. G. A. Tillotson
went last Tuesday to see her.
c. F. Smith and H. NJ. Dufur spent
Sunday in Waterbury Centre.
DR.. Watson was in East Barre last
Saturday on business.
w. E. Poole of E. Barre was in town
Sunday to visit his mother. His wife,
who has been in town for a few days,
returned with him.
Mrs. Ruth SanbOrn who has been
sick for some time with drOpsy died
last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sanborn
has lived in town long time and will
be greatly missed in her circle of
friends.
A man, who can take a paper years
more or less without paying anything
but promises and then throw it back in
the pOstOtfice marked refused, ought
to live on bean soap for the balance of
his natural life and eat it from a Jug
with gimlet. We should like to have
enough leather out of pair of cheeks
of this kind to half sole our shoes, it
would last forever. Such a man is too
sinking mean to be tolerated and
ought to be published as a dead beat
and a whelp in every paper in the
country or state.
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in or.
remedies, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years, and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duceS such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free
F. }. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That ia what II WA rs7ada for