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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05

ffrne taken fsesn ne our friend and relative In
the bloUm 81 ilfe- In him ne iosss q Kind and
lowing h1lsaAnd. sfFadfast friend and = good
and pio3fs Chrfs1mn- 10 q aal indeed 10 chrnE-
scTe the death 0f one So yos1nx - fitted - no.
ble and 50 good. the idol OF Il loving wife q
Admlrafi0n Of d host Of friends. Weknnw that
IL 4 ordained that AL men shall die : and how
ever sad % contemplate the dreadful sentence
thus impus1d. we are daily TeminAed % the
Il doth ossr Maker choose. otho had been sIsf-
fssiHE. with consumption for snssse years. ar,d
although kn0wfng fsfia well that his end on
earth was near. ard for the Inst year expecting
it 20 come nt any time. supported only by has
fndOmffabIe will power. death had no horrors
for hius: for with that serene spirit born OF
Christian furfiftide he bore his sufferinxs with
patience ard RESIGNATION and died. as he had
lived. In the full enjoyment of all the rites 81
his hsly religion. confident Of his reward frpm
q merciful and gust Judge. His remains were
taken 70 SC. Marks Church. where a reayiissn
Mass was celebrated by Father Dunn. after
which they we're laid 90 rest In Bonnie i3rae
Cemetery.
We lar him here. u God. 90 rest,
For Thou has willed 10 80:
But why. oh why. Thou Maker blest
Such noble work undot
so sfaunch form in beauty shaped.
such work WINS ne'er In vain:
But FAUST have reason for lts make
Some precious jewel contain.
And now that Thou wouldsf claim Thy own.
Thy precious jewel take.
And when the day OF Judgment dawns
p. NJ HAxDEx.
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From ourReguiar Correspondent.l

tFrom ourRegaiar Correspondent
Miss Charlotte r. Ledlcy. OF Balti-
more, who has been visiting her cous-
ins. Misses Blanche and Bessie Redman,
of this district, has returned home.
Mr.. Chas. A. Watts. of this district,
who has been suffering with broken
ankle. il. we are pleased to hear. much
better.
Mrs. George Duke and daughter, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. and Mr.. r.
vi. Hebb, this district
Mr. James o'Shea. of Georgetown Col
lege, is boarding ut Mr.. j. s. Pomeroys,
this district.
Owing to the intense heat of the last
few days tobacco has been looking very
badly, but Mondays rain has greatly re-
vived IT,
Mr. JEFF. Loker, of this distrit, was
among the delegates sent TO the Balti-
more convention. We are pleased to
hear that our old friend JEFF. is taking
trip.
Corn is looking very badly after the
heavy fall Of rain, TIE land is soft and
some of it is lying fat upon the ground
We had quite nice sermon preached
Sunday last at st. Georges by the Rev.
Father Deck, OF Georgetown College
Mrs. Cecilia Roberts of this district, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Virginia Bond,
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lula Hendricks, of Washington,
ID. c., is visiting. her parents, this district.
Messrs. f. Cecil and ]. Hewett made
call Sunday last round about Medley's
Neck
Mr.. James Adams, of this district, we
are pleased to hear, has ripe watermel-
ons.
Mrs. Perry Petit, of this district,
made brief visit to Washin gton, ID. C.
LITTLE SUNFowER.
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Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Voll and daught-
er, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. J. e.
Drury, of Medley's Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Matthews have
been spending some days at Locust
Grove, the home of Mr.. Geo. Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwarzman. of
Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Mary and Miss
May Saunders, Of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tippett, of Medley's
Neck.
Miss Annie Hill, of Baltimore, is Wis
ting Miss Eleanor Garner at Locust
Grove.
Mrs. +. ii. Jones, Of Baltimore, is on
a visit To Mrs. Charles. V. Hayden, near
Leonardtown.
Mcssrs. Albert Jones, of Baltimore.
and George Combs, of Washington. are
on visit to- their parents, this town.
Mr.. James Maxwell, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Leonardtown.
Mrs. DIR. w b. Burch and family, of
Baltimore, are visiting DIR. Charles
Combs.
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Loealwise and Otherwise.

Miss Maud Dorsey, of Washington, is
visiting Miss Dora Welt, this town.
The Commissioners Court and the
School Board were in session Tuesday
last.
They are now four prisoners in Leon
ardtown jail--three colOred women and
one cOlOred boy.
The Second District is enliveaed by
the presence at its different Summer Re-
sorts of many pleasant and agreeable
city bellies.
The season of Church Festivals is now
or hand and persons who enjoy attend
ing them will do well to notice our adj
vertising columns.
Recently Mr.. John b. Abel sold for
Mr.. G. b. Grecnwell lot of peaches for
the highest market price, $3.50 per box.
See advertisement.
Ii is said to be practically settled that
Hon. Murray Vandiver is TO succeed
Hon. III. w. Talbot as chairman of the
Democratic State Committee.
Sundays Washington Star contains a
well-written account of Leonardtown
Tiewed through Washington spectaclcs,
and the spectacles on the nose of gen
tleman.
The st. Mary's Reading Room and
Debating Society Mt its Mondays meet
inf determined to expend one hundred
and fifty dollars in the purchase of new
books.
The Prince Georges Republicans Sat
urday last held their primaries and en-
joyed a nsonkey and parrot time.
About rs much as Is known AZ the pres
cnt writing is that the FUR and feathers
flew.
Rev. Fathers William J.. Ritchely, of
Georgetown University, and Patrick
Kelly, of jamaica, will replace Fathers
Rufus G.. Duff aud Patrick McQuillan
on the Leonardtown mission. Father
Duff will go to Frederick and Father
McQuillan to Holy Cross, Mass.
On the first page of our present paper
we print an interesting sketch of the
Maryland Agricultural College and its
work. We hope it will be generally
read. On the same page DIR. Pether.
bridge, of Charlotte Hall, publishes an
earnest paper against the evils of the
whiskey traffics.
President Mckinley has issued a new
Civil Service order which will make i,
practically impossible TO remove official.
protected by the Civil Service Law
Hereafter, when charges are preferred
against m official they will have to b,
in writing and sworn TO, and the &C
cnsed must have chance To present hi,
side of the case. And there are prett,
strict laws against SANDER and criminal
libel
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tFfom our Regular CSrrespondsns.l
u l. inconsiderate In any man 70 be-
lieve thing without sufficient rational
motives 20 induce him TO Il. Barring
isolated cases weassert here that immod-
crate indulgence in intoxicants Is not
practiced In this locality. candor cons
trains Us 20 own the detached cases
the few rational beings. alas, who are
seen staggering through in,oxication.
Sad to relate, these beings endowed with
an immortal part have been kindly
warned for years against whiskay as
dangerous. ~ tempting. as an emblem.
TO speak so. of the wrath Of God. Faith
ers, make straight paths for your feet .
Remember that your oifspring-they
may be approximating manhood-yet. in
understanding. in reason, in will, are
but infants. II Is great providential
iaw-this pre-eminent .carefulness. tits
q notorious fact that children, with few
exceptions, follow the examples of their
parents-they more or less inherit the
sensibility of their parents, physical
temperament. Make straight paths for
your feet
August is here. AS Augustus (Octa-
vius Caesar completed the changes be-
gun In the calendar by Julius Caesar.
the Roman Senate decreed that this
month should bear this name. We trust
that frequent showers may occur rs this
month, SO farmers tell US, is peculiarly
favorable for ripening corn, etc. True.
the moisture known as dew is abundant
Ia beautiful and singular provision of
heaven.
Threshing wheat is about over, and
we note that Geo. Edwards, sr., of St.
lnigo's Neck. realized a large yield from
small area. John Wheatley, VIM.
Henry Raley, Alonzo Cullison, Esqrs.,
and others whose names we have for
gotten. have realized fairly good yields.
The farms of the neck are enriched with
the best brands OF fertilizers. Messrs. J
Frank Smith, w. b. Langley, JAS. Hall,
Albert. Combs and others) principal far
mers of the lower section of Lowun-
town seem well satisfied with their re-
spective yields of wheat. They have
shipped and figures received per bushel
range from 73 to 80 cts. It is but ra-
tional to conclude that st. Inigo's is not
to be left behind-sneered atm her
agricultural products, both in quantity
and quality.
Misses Teresa Herzog, Minnie Sell
horst, Marie Goldback, Anna Gofdback,
of Baltimore, and Miss Mamie Adams,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schelhorst, of st. Jerome's
Neck-all pretty and accomplished la
dies.
Mr.. John Worth, tailor, of the Neck.
is kept busily engaged making mems
and boys suits. His fits are perfect and
the make gives entire satisfaction to his
many patrons.
George Logan Dunbar, Esqr., owner
of the "a. p. German" won in the canoe
race which took place at Miller's wharf
3lst ultimo.
There was Mass at the Catholic church
last Sunday.
Mrs! lyman, step-mother of Rev. FIR.
lyman, is visiting Mrs. \. s. Benyille,
of the Pine.
AZZANA.
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OBITUARY.

Died Mt his fathers residence i'm the End dis
tIict, on the Goth of June, 1877, RICHARD OIL
years and months.
Gone like IA flower In fun bloom;
Left ms in the brightness OF MONDAY.
Left us; yes, left us In gloom.
Green may the sod on thy grave grow,
:. And brightly may the fiowerets blow;
For fond hands win nurse them with care and
And tears will fall where they grow.
And prayers win be breathed while in death
thou art sleeping.
That FAR, far from sorrow and pain;
In a land where the gloom of no death shad-
Thouit meet with thy lOv'd ones agains
Then rest. dearest Oliver beneath the sod living.
kepose there. In peace be thy sleep;
More blcst than the friends thou hast left here
behind thee.
In sorrow TO mourn and TO weep.
Weep SD nights thy gentle dcws.
Waken flowers of sweetest hues;
Culver willowe in the breeze:
Gentle wave. oh verdant trees;
Faithful vigil ever keep.
Ger the grave where oliver sleeps. ".
Departed this life July II. 1sg7 JANE 5. DA-
Wis. wife of Llewellen Davis, In the End year
of her age. May she rest in peace
Weep not, dear sisters and brothers. for our
dear mother N now In heaven. know II 10
hard to part with our dear mother: we should
not grieve after her, for our loss Is her gain.
God calls TO His home those whom He loves
best. She was a true Christian and q mem Der
Of the Episcopal Church. but God Is Just and
He saw wherein Il was best 20 take her pure
soul from this world OF san. She was deyot-
I'd wife, kind and loving mother. 30 why
should we grieve after her when we shall meet
her again. not 20 weep and pray. but TO smile
and praise. Ny heart was pierced through
with many sorrows before I could give my
dear mother UP, but the Lord has heard me
say. Thy will be done" Let no one fear or
dread TO die. for in death there is rest for all
who live true in this life. Her remains were
buried in the chnrchyard ut Chaptieo.
She l. gone but not forgotten.
For her memory hnEercth still.
Bat place IL vacant In our home
Which never can be filed.
The guiding star of home Is gone,
where once IL sbone. now empty chair:
Thy dear sweet form no more we'll see.
That gentle voice ne more wen hear.
Again farewell. Gods will be done.
And though it's h..rd to give thee up.
Our loss Is her eternal gam
And we must drink the bStfer Gun
BIZ HER DAUGHTER KATE.
At bis residence In CafonsvfgIe. Nd. July n
lees. THOMAS o.. beloved husband OF Kate
Dee Brown. in the 18th year Of his age May
he rest in peace
Death has again invaded our midst and this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05

tFrom orr Regular Coyysspoadenf.1
Mrs. Oscar Davis and Mrs Penn were
In this vicinity on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Hayden was ct savona on
Saturday.
Mr. Sites is visiting in the county.
Misses Barber entertained . few friends
to tea last week.
Mr.. Hence Lyon was In this neigh
borhood Sunday
Messrs- Frank Key and Denby have
been the guest Of Mr.. John Key.
Mr. Thorn held service on Sunday az
terE0on-
Miss Sly and Mr.. Gaillur were calling
in this neighborhood last week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05
COMMUNICATED
srm Z. Drsr.. JnlY 81. $50.

sra r. DIST, July 81, 1897.
Editors Beacon Permit me small
space to say that the true Republican
Party of the Sth district is growing
numerically strong and in favor with
voters. There is no mistake in the issue
before the party. There can be none.
The members of the party are not ST.
lent and accomplishing sacrifice. Their
voice is heard as il issues from the diff
ferent localities. That there is an APP
parent incongruity in men, | admit.
yet, l think what have seen and heard
the members ef the new party are true
men. Whether their actions will issue
in success or not, il requires time 10
verify. Fred A. Moran, Esqr., Is the
decided choice of the party He Is known
To be an answering republican and all
with whom he has had dealings saw
that he Is an honest man. The Club
meets ON the premises of Mr. Moore.
OBSERVER
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Election q omssr..

AZ Mondays meeting Of the Vt. Ma
rvs X. r. and Debating Society the fol.
lowing officers were elected:
President.-chas. V. Hayden, jr.
vice-President.--Chas. @. Jarboe.
Rec. Secretary Walter b. Dorsey.
Asst. Rec. Sec.--DanicI c. Hammett.
Cor. Secretary.--Charles A. Heard.
Treasurer.-WilIiam +. Greenwich.
Librarian.-Robert G. Combs.
Asst. Librarian.-B. II. CamaIier.
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DIED.

AZ Green Hin. the residence Of her aunt. Mrs.
Mollie Fenhagen, EDITH GEORGEANNA, in
FAINT daughter of J. J. and George Norris, aged
; months and 10 days. A dear little angel gone
TO rest.
On Thursday, July e, in Baltimore city, Miss
EVILINA DIXON. aged about Is years.
At the residence of his daughter In the Sth
district Sunday. August ], 1877, JAMES Is.
KIRBY. aged IS years.
Thursday. July %, 1897. at the residence of
his father in the end district, MORGAN, only
son of George G. Guyther, aged - years and 3
months. May hr rest In peace!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05

DIR. ]. ]. Terry, of Trimble. Tenn. in
speaking of Chamberlain's Collie Chole-
m aud Diarrhoea Remedy, says lit has
almost become necessity in this vicini-
~" This is the best remedy in the
world for collie, cholera morbus, dysen-
terry anG diarrhoca. and is recognized rs
Il necessity wherever its great worth and
merit become known. No other remedy
is SO prompt or efTectual, or so pleasant
to take. Sold by VIM. f. Greenwich
Il Son, Leonardtown: Jos. s Matthews.
Valley Lee.
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Saint Iarg's Beacon.
COUNTY NEWS.
icy sabbath sshocl.

The JOY Chapel NJ f. Sabbath school
will hold IL annual picnic in the Chapel
grove Thursday, Aug. 18th. Refresh
ments viii be served and al are invited
Co attend
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EB- The communication advocating
DIR. Dents nomination for the Senate
was not delivered until we were ready
to go to press. 1t will appear next week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05
To The Milling Public.

AT GARDENERS ILLS you an ge
FLOUR "HillsasIss Roller Process,
put up in neat cotton bags of I,
/, ! and 1I1s bbls for the lowest
possible price consistent with
good goods. This -four and
fine. Corn
NE Al, are for sale every day In the
week, and for exchange for
sound. good wheat and corn.
Bran, 90 cents; Middlings 30cts and
Wheat Screenings 25 cts bushel.
With thoroughly equipped Saving
'utfit capable Of cntting 5000 feet Of lufn-
ser day, will guarantee quick and accu
ate saving every fair Thursday Of every
eek until wheat harvest No leavin5
,1r log but bring them ON Thursday and
your lumber the same day.
AUBREY s GARDINER.
opt 20-yt near Chapfico
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FoR THE SENATE

l4sssrs Editors Hundred Of gentle
men throughout the coLnty, friends and
political admirers Of Mr.. WILLIAM III.
DAWSON. present him 70 the voters OF
St Mary's county for q seat Ia the next
Sen>se of MARYLAND, and, Il he will consent
70 serve. he will be warmly supported by
Jane 25s MAMy voTERs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05

HAVING taken possession OF Black
III smith Shop recrnfly occupied BY n, j.
Pope In Lconardtown. Arn prepared to
give special attention % hofses hoeing, etc.
1 can always be found &c my shop and
will do al work in my line AZ shortest no.
tice and ns cheap e. can be done in the
county GINS and pistols also repaired.
Terms ezsh.
wa. M. WHILE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-05

TlIS is 10 not y the public, that have
Il taken up the tin business of my father
the late John l.. Welt. and am prepared
10 do all kinds of Tin Work, such as Root.
ing, Spouiing. Gutering. Renairing and
everything i'm the line Of Tin Work.
KEMPER A. VIErT.
March 26-tft
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Undertaking and EmbalmiDg.


THE undersigned have formed CO.
L. partnership, for the purchase and sale
Of real estate in this and adjoining coun-
ties, and have formed connections with
agents In the North. West and with State
Immigration Agent. Parties desiring 10
sci. land or exchange. will End il To- their
advantage TO communicate with the un-
designed. MORGAN & LUCAS,
May G--tfs LeonarGtown, Nd.
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WILLIS.
of Wills sui
e Democratic
! DISTRICT.

{ for sIieris
to name a
Democrat. II
pse name Is a
iEy and emil
JOHN T..
.!le bill. e
lion and IL Is
is preseatess
ocrssts OF the
DIsTRn
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ArmerS


Leader
eral Crops.
ysis /:
im
$50
Leader with
ON $50 to $50
nnd for cash
littance To i'm
Cash must nc
owe.
at low prices,
PHATE,
PLATES, Sc.
which always
b buy for cash
yer, give refer
G. CO.,
6SiOu Merchants,
MoRE, Nd.
,cco, Grain
sicited.
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4 lC,

Eanacr a large
pods, Notions,
lest and best
I've bought at
pared to give
w RENCE.
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I'M
HATS, &C.

n cry" has just
of MILNE
" NOTIONS.
snce in DRESS
kG, work will
4 done. For n
Ter a call.
IN there will be
Factory Store.
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ext door to +.
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fxl
Noes

4 cts to 25 cts.
/. to Is cents
best Cor the
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|ARLE,
SHoEMAKER,
Iand is ready I"
ktto the large= |
y. Ladies anG
t shortest no
Nv t5-ttf
5.
4. Dorsey.
anes II. aaley
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At bis residence In Cafonsvfgle. Nd. July q.
ls9s. THOMAS o.. beloved husband OF Kate
Dee Brown. in the 18th year of his age May
he rest in peace.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-30

A japanese diplomat once said TO an
American. when l marry | take n
head servant; when you marry you be-
come one" A man who recently Wis
tied Japan quotes a remark in a some
what similar vein made by japanese
interpreter. Il sat one day." he said.
lat the door of dining-room IT a no
tel In Toxic where all kinds OF foreign
ers were staying. and l watched them
as they came In The FrenC Imam
came In with madame On his arm.
Then the Englishman came In so imi-
tating a pompous. self-Importaht per-
sonage). And his wife; Oh. she came
after him like this (dramatizinga meek
and timid woman followine). And the
American husband? The American
husband? oh. he's not In II. Madam
sails In ahead OF him. and he just
walks behind wherever sac goes"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-30
A sensihle Suggestion.

The middle-aged woman, or one
whose children have grown past the
destructive age. should get the COM
fort there is in the pretty things
which she has accumulated. She
should not hoard her embroidered ia
bic decorations. keep her silver wrap
ped in cotton flannel bags or the sofa
pillows put away for fear they will
be worn out by use. Now is the time
10 enjoy them. IL she thinks that Il
would be better to keep them for the
children she should remember tina,
when these things fall to their pos
session they will be out OF date, but
not antique enough to have any value
beyond the sentimental one that they
were mothers" Most grown-up chill
dren take 4 pride in seeing their moth
er's home up to date; II they do not
they certainly do not deserve a leg
acy Of what might have made their
mothers life more comfortable and
more enjoyable.-Grange Homes
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-30

the water flowing freely out into this
iron box. Under this iron box a small
oil stove is placed. admission being
had by means of a small door in the
front Of the trough. With tight
cover. the water In the trough can
have the chill removed very easily. Ii
Is especially important to have the
iron box as low down in the trough
as possible. so that the water at the
bottom Of the trough may be warmed.
as well as that at the top. II possible.
then. let the end compartment extend
below the main body of the trough. so
that the iron box may open into the
lower part Of the trough. AS the wa
ter IS heated. II will rise. and the colder
water from the bottom be drawn In.
to be heated In its turn.-American
A srriculfuriSt
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-30

Mice are great menace 10 he farm
ers premises They gather from the
fields as autumn approaches. and
build nests in stacks and dnder piles
OF rubbish and In every avai;abls pace
they can find shelter These pests
must be bafiied in every way possible
A few good cats are about as Success
full mice exterminators as can De found.
Some farmers try poison. AMI we have
written many items recommending poi
son; telling farmers how 70 arrange
them. and the poison box Is still worth
trying In the small fruit orcaard, bu.
experience proves that there Is moth
ing so effective In Kidding the farm II
mice and keeping them away as \ good
cat or two. We have experimental
with poison In many forms and have
noted a partial success In the way OF
thinning out mice. but when the eat
made its appearance. the mouse prob
lem was soon solved We unhesltat.
ingly recommend keeping a cat or rws
on every farm
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-30

The essential difference between
Paine's celery compound and the be-
wildering number Of ssrsaparillas and
nervines that its success has brought
into existence Is that Paine's celery
compound furnishes just the appropri-
ate nutriment to the exhausted nerves.
and securely builds up the system
against disease, while the unscientific
remedies confuse and add to the de-
ranRement Of the organs
Psine's celery compound not only
relieves, but effectively and perms-
nently cures
for debility. nervous weakness. lam
gour. and rundown" condition. il
the strong. reliable Paine's celery COM
pound. The rasping. irritating effect
of a badly nourished nervous system
upon all the organs Of the body ceases
when this medicine is used.
Paine's celery compound is the most
advanced nerve and brain strengthened
and restorer known to medical science.
The tired. worn-out sufferer, who il
not advancing toward health. is fall
ing back. There Is no standstill in
bad health One can endure a head
ache or backsche once; one can en
dure il twice, but the repeated sici
headache and the constant pain in the
back and in the region Of the hear
must be got rid Of For the permanent
and positive cure Of these unhealthy
states of the body, as evinced by re
peated attacks Of rheumatism. neural
gis. sleeplessness. OF kidney trouble