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the little corrugated ridges of the
paper prepared for them. What in
genuity is here revealed
Yet every hour far greater wonders
are revealed in the world about US
which have become so familiar by
association as to pass unnoticed. How
insignificant is the finest invention of
the age when we compare it with the
human intelligence which sees and
knows and feels
When great invention is given
to the world people praise and
admire the genius who designed it.
How much more, then, must we revere
Him who is in everything, for with
out Him vas not anything made that
was made. Marie II. Peterson in
FORWARD.
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of that nuisance. She thinks that
she has succeeded, but so far has made
no effort to bring her plan before the
Terminal Association 81 Lonis Rc.
,uL/i..
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WE'VEGOT YOUR COMPANY T.

selling At aac pound
Our past years eo exceeded the
methods
II you can buy It from dont Of
Staple Dry Goods, Shoes anu Hats
around this We sell " " - '-
DEANS PATENT FLOUR
sold
DGAHa g. RATlaEFE
Cash Cotton Buyers. Dealer ,andI Leader
on bAG0lNG and TIES, TO bandit
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Nos. COS and 103 'sThe Atlanta Special, 6
veIuhuled Train, Of Pullman Sleepefs anaoss,;
Go oesToen Washington and Atlanta, q 1las. ~
Z. .''''" : 49,
Noa a and 90, ,.The 8. A. l. Express
I1IMn, Coaehe? and Pullman 6leepen ~
Hor fiekets. @eepers. etc., apply 70
Tm. 3. Clements, =. p. A., s Kimbin Y
= So John. vice-presidsne and esnl E'sa
g: MoHee General Superintendent
~, W. y. Glover, Traffic Manager. -.
0enefAl OMsors, ForssTaOush, Va.
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ATLANTIC COAST !

TRAFFIC. DEPARTaEs
WILMIlseTos, N. c., Dec. a.ii
East Line between charleston and
Carolina. -. &.
COMO WEST. aoINeE =
6No. Id NoE
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Scrofula and
All other blood
Diseases arc promptly
And Permanently Cured
BY Hoods Sarsaparilla
If you suffer from
Any form of Blood
Disorder, you should
Take Hoods and
Only Hoods.
An En..rpr..,ns Que...


Queen Mnrgheri:a OF Italy is not only
one OF the mos, accomplished women
that ever have grnccd European
throne. but likewise Is winning for her
self the good will OF the scientific
world by having constructed, at her
own expense, splendiilly-eQ,Apped
observatory on the summit Of Noun;
Rosa, 15.OOO fee; above the level OF the
sea. When completed the observatory
In question will le the lofliext In the
universe. 1t will be devoted exclusive
ly to meteorological, physical and as
Economical studies. A special path.
available for mules, will lead TO the oh
servatory, and Queen Margherita will
proceed by that path on the occas.0n Of
her inaugurating the observatory in
August nexs. on the occasion Of lcr an
nual sojourn in tho Alps. The Queen,
MS every one knows In spite Of her EN-,
bOnpOint. Is especially fond OF Alpine
climbing. being quite as much OF II
mun'aineer as her husband the King.
Thar this predilcction Is not dying GU:
In the house Of Savoy IN proved by the
recent exploits Of her nephew, the Duk"
OF Abbruzzi, who enjoys the distinc-
tiOn OF having been the first man to as
cend the summi: Of Mount Elias in
Alaska.
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CHARITIES CONFERENCE.
Leading Features of the Program for the
Coiorado Springs Meeting.

Denver, Jan. 1.-THE State Confer.
ence Of Charities and Corrections, Ia
be held In Colorado Springs. January
oil. 1898. gives promise Of ieing a
mu-t interesting meeting. The rail.
roads Of the state have made n onc-hnlf
fire rate with return limit good oil
trains leaving Colorado Springs on the
morning of January 18th. The sccrc.
tnry Of the board has received responc.
cs from nearly every IserSon appointed
to address the conference. while mum
bcr Of good speakers Interested In tn,
subjects To In discussed have signife,l
their Intention to attend and PARTED.
pate In the work.
An Interesting feature Of tho occa.
sion will bc the dedication Of Ticknol
Hall. a new building completed by III,
board Of managers Of Colorado Col
lecc. The dctiicntory services will h.
held Tuesday morning. January 10th
and In tn" afternoon luncheon will
In served In the new hall by the Wo
mems Educational SOciety OF Colorado
Springs. During the afternoon and
evening an Informal reception will b.
held In the hall.
The conference will open Sunday cy.
ening In III. First Presbyterian church
Governor Adams delivering the nd
dress Of the evening. On Monday
morning the general subject of chari.
Ties will hc considered. Among the
speakers Will be Rev. T.. II. Malone Of
Denver. In the afternoon the confer.
cnce will consider prison labor. the
principal speaker i,cing J. Warner
Mills Of Denver. A former warden Of
the Kansas State Penitcntiary will ls
present To explain the operations oi
that penlicniiary In employing convict
labor. The evening session will l,c lie,
voted Ia the subject ~ child saving.
which win include. interesting report,
from people cnEnR Rssi In different meth
"'- for III" Improvement nnd better.
mcnt of unfortunate and dependent
children. ON Tuesday the confcrcnc,
viii consider the need for additional
car" of insane. feeble minded nnd cpl
l"ptirs. AMI VIII take an early adjourn.
m.nt to visit the Colorado Scliool for
the Education ~ the Mute and Blind
In the afternoon addresses on several
different topics will IN. given. and In
III" evening tho conference will lister
Ia mn address by Hastings II. Hart.
general secretary III the National Con.
ference of Charities AMI Corrections.
~. Paul, Minnesota. Mrs. Sarah y.
llnit of Denver will close the confer
rnc~ 10y n brief rcvi-w Of the work ot
III" State Board of Charities nnd Cor.
r"c'ions. it, purposes and ends.
Favorable hotel Rites iinv. beer
rrnh'cd aud II In expected that lnrr,
attendants" of county officials nnl is.r.
sons Interested la charitable work wiz
attend
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SITUATION IN OHIO.
LITTLE CHANCE FOR HANNA's
ELECTION.
His Republican Opponents Very Obstinate
Feasibility of Democrat Being
ElNetAd.

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 5.-The pOliii
cal future OF senator Hanna Is certain
ly tonight In Il closely poised balance
While there are now reported to b'
only nine dissenters among the eighty
Republican members. one In the Senai,
and eight in the House, yet the reall,
doubtful lis, is limited 10 two or three
Some OF the dissenting Republicans
are not likely ever TO be reconciled Il
Senator Hanna They have burned til;
bridges behind them, and openly admi
H. Representatives Griffith OF Cniol
aud Joyce OF Guernsey, who voted viii
the combine" on the organization o.
the House. stated to-day that the,
would vote for Senator Hanna. Thi,
gives Hanna ~ in the House and IL ID
the Senate. n total OF II or :wo slor
OF the necessary majority. Drcs.e O
Hamilton. who voted for Roxwell fOl
speaker. announced at the time that II,
would support Jepha Gerrand. II Sill
yer Republican. for senator. so tha
the net gain for Hanna to date over til,
vote on the organization Is only one
The Hnnna men say they eNpec; to ge
the votes OF Scott OF Fulton. and ltu
tan Of Carroll. who were instructed fo
Hannn AMI voted for the combine" nj
organization. On the other hand I'll,
combine" managers sny that Scot
and leutan will remain with them 10 ;
finish. and that they expect to ge, Sni
der OF Greene and Redkey Of High
land, who voted for Boxwcll for speak
cr.
The doubtful members are being Of
fercd their choice OF craftsmanship
and given the opportunity 10 make nj
other selections they want. The pow
err OF the organization Of the House Il
certainly being used to the greatest pos
slble advantage. and lis influence Is no
To bc underestimate In connection
with the support Of the state admins
tration. While Mr.. Kurtz and his as
sOcintes will make no statements, ye
they ARE holding back the appointment
on the committees and other patronage
In anticipation OF gaining several votes
on the senatorial ballot.
In holding their men in line I'll,
combine" is havin. trouble with som'
OF the sixty-flvc Democratic members
IL Is believed that Mayor Mckissoi
Will give way 10 MIR. KurtZ for III,
shor. term for senator. while Governor
Bushnell has all along been rcgarde,
ms the candidate for The long term. Rep
resentativcs Wiley II Wayne. Powell o
Morrow. Niles Of Lucas. and other radi
cal Free silver Democrats are not sat
istic1 with Eurtz and Bushnell. and II
they are TO vote for Republicans. the!
want them with pronounced silver rec
ords like that Of Gerard and other'
iha; nrc named. Some Of the Demo
cratic members insis; that the breacl, Il
so wide aud 50 deep now between 'h'
Republicans that John Il. Mclean al
some other Free silver Democrat coult
be elected over Hanna.
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Coloysslo Nrws Notes.

George Fred Williams OF Massaclu-
sc;is has been visiting the state.
4 Unitarian Church has been organ.
lied nj Fort Collins with thlrty.thrc.
members.
The Tailor>' Union Of Lcniyillc has
accepted a reduction Of y, per cent. In
wages. proposed 10y the bosses. For
some time past outside establishments
have been able To furnish tailoring ni
such low figure that the local ,ailors
found their business falling OF. Sev.
eral meetings have hcn held 10 dis.
cuss the situation and II was finally
decided To accept the reduction.
Harry \. Lee. state commissioner OF
mines. has been rendered III. position
OF chief of the mines aud mining build.
Ing ut ih. forthcoming Omaha Expo
siiion. lie declined the honor with
thanks. giving ns his reason for 50 do.
Ing that his personal duties. and those
OF the state. were of such importance
that he could no, neglect them FOR the
distinguished position rendered lin.
\ bold and murdcrous at,.mp, was
made 10 rob the home of Peter Mngnrs
nj Itosc,lalc. twelve miles sou,hwcs, Of
Denver. On Monday night. by two
masked men. who brutnlly assaulted
both Mr.. Mngn,s AMI his wife before
they were r'pnls"i 10y ncishbors. Mr..
Magucs II suffering from three dcrI,
snshcr On his hrnd. Inflicted 10y one of
his nssiilnnts with n revolver used na u
club. and Mrs. MRgnc- II almost pros.
iraicd from the numerous wounds on
her face aud body. made by one of Ia.
men who tried To beat her Into ins.n.
sibllity. The purposes III the unknown
robbers was undoubtedly 20 effect an
entrance into Mr.. Mngnrs' home. nni
after safely securing ihc occupants io
driii nnd blow open ihc large safe In
III" house. In which II WAS thought
that Mr.. Mngnes kept large sums Of
money. The burglars cscap"d. but goi
nothing.
State Fish nud Game Commissioner
Swan hns Just returned To Denver
froin a trip through the western aud
central parts of ~" stn'c. which he
made for the purips" of examining
into infrnctions of the gnmc law by
tho rnncimrs. while ! wns away
said Mr.. SWAN yesterday afternoon NJ
the Albany hotel. - learned enough tn
convince me that the Indians nrr not
the oniy vIoiatorr os the laws. hut iha,
thr rinci,in~n nrc In the haiit II
shooting deer or mn elk whenever
they feel ro inclined. They pay nlsso.
lutriy M attention ~ the game law.
hut hunt III AMI On NIL the time. csts..
rinily IN the winter while II II tri,..
they do not Kill NJ much game M dn
the Indians. YET they violaic the law.
aMl viii turn right around nnd raise
. great hue nn,l cry II the in,lian does
amy hunting. TiHsc rn,WlrrS do noi
kiii xnmr except for the meat. ahd ~.
caslonniiy for tltr hi'E. They III not
siar~ tn slaughter gnnr. NJ tho law.
abiding ranclnrn would ~0n get on
sO the fact. nsd cause trouble for
tin'im. ! t'tWiDss. I" pvt n stop ~ TINT
insli-ct4minnir hunting. nnd intend
making an rxa,Ipls Of few VI il.rn,.' e
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The pig az a swimmer was the sue
3ect Of one OF Stevenson's most delight
full passages. which recent happening
II the South Seas proves TO have been
we'll founded. A steamer running from
Eden to Sydney struck on a rock 4
hundred and nifty yards from shore. In
the absence OF rockets. lines were at
eaehed To the hind legs OF several pigs,
which promptly swan ashore. and
then every passenger got ashore, also.
by means of u travelling cage. Per-
haps the pig is awakening TO he In
Justice which pronounees him more
useful dead than alive. and Is preparing
TO "score even" with the historic goose
that rescued Rome. Already he can
claim that. even II he has never saved
. city. he has greatly advanced the In
tercsts of several cities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

The evils resulting from overwork
In the public schools OF Switzerland
have attracted the attention OF the ed
ucationai authorities. and n series OF
propositions for combating these evils
have been under consideration. The
proposed changes were submitted un-
der the authority OF an eminent physi-
clan. who Is also an expert In school
hygiene. One OF the recon. m-nda,!ons
10 tha, children be no, sent to school
until they have passed the age OF I.
Other propositions are to limit the
studies In the primary schools to read.
ing. writing. arithmetic. drawing.
singing and gymnastics. to do away
With home study: to give the pupils
frequent intcrmissions and vacations.
aed to mitigate greatly the risor Of
examinations. The tendency In every
ealightcncd country is to cali a hal,
o. the crowdlng Of youn. pupils In
their studies.
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Nie.r.r.. ..A ~. MIG C.s.,.

dent ycinyn. In his mcssn u, To tho NJ.
c"n'rnct Of tho Atlas steamship Com.
iany. limited. with the Nicnrngnnn u
government. does nat Interfere with
tho contract irtw~rn the xovrrnncn,
and the Maritime Canal Company of
New York.
Dr. Games, tise president IT the Con.
rr~ss. In the cournr ri his rrpiy IN the
presidential nrssaer. naid the NIcara.
yuan canal. witcn constructed. would
transform Central America ami lead Ia
Ms ss''nR brought under the United
States nnR.
THIS sentiment II cordially approved
~ President H~lnyn and tir n,cnitwry
IT the Cabinet.
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Congregational Library.

In his annual report John Russell Young.
the librarian. shows that the government IT
the United States OWNS In the city Of Wash,
inEton 1.ODO.UU volumes Of literature. ~
these about one-l,aif. or Ts17i5. are In the
Congressional Library. The remainder ar.
scattered through the various executive, de
pnrtmetitr. the largest ,S'llcctiens being IN
The pateM officc. the Bureau Of Education.
the Smithsonian Institution and tilr STATE.
War and Navy Departments. whep' the IL
hrnries are largely composed Of i-noks ON
special subjects.
Another Interesting fact brought out In
MIR. Noung's report II that the daily mum.
lrr Of readers In the Congregational tdbrn ry
averages a..s.D. Ab"nt 1,D pers0ns. incjud
Ing the members of both houses and high
officials of the government. are entitled la
draw books and take them away Srpni the
building. and the average number Lsnned on
In such II way Is i,tiI II IL n favorable
commentary Upon the honesty aud c,bV of
our public men that during n period of fi.Ir.
~ years the number uf books lost no:
returned was only fivr Ia n thousaDsA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

Austria's cabinet went down a few
days ago. Spain's was wrecked a lit
tie earlier and Frances seems to be on
the eve OF crisis while II the liber-
ais had strong leader the Salisbury
ministry would have been overthtown
on the Greek question few months
axo. notwithstanding that $50 major
aty which Salisbury's side got in the
parliamentary elections OF 1895. These
are turbulent times for most OF the
European nations which have repre-
sentative institutions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

An expert in educational matters
says that country children remember
longer than city children. 1t would
be well II their superior memory in
variably retained the story OF fall
ure OF boys and girls who rushed into
cities when their country home offered
them sure, II moderate. success. The
examples OF occasional good fortune
arc never forgotten; the disappoint-
ments become indistinct in the recol-
lection largely because the mind wishes
to put them out OF view.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08
s...,., s.,,,.s M, WHEAT.

Chicago. Jan. I.-ios~ph Letter IL
Aakt 10 have rlosssi contracts for the
Kr~atrr tlart. " mot all. NJ Ills k.iaO.UD
bushels Of cash wheat. Neeuliationa
have t,~~n under way for several days
and arr about closssi. The buyers arc
J.. tbrvyfuas 4 20. ~ New York. sA~
frvnch exporters. and ON 4 Fisher Of
Bs1tlnsorr. brryfnss' man II herr look.
Ing over the wheat. anh samples have
isfacsory. 0tti 4 Fisher. th~ isaitinorr
extortcrs. arr snssss thr largest rm.h
srain han,llrrs In thr wort1. AMI stand
~ ttBr hrad N cOrn hOuAr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

A young carpenter. working on n
high roof, suddenly began slipping to-
ward the edge. Press hard on one
heelr' came the cry OF his brother.
above. why should | press on one
heel!" whimpered the boy. Obey or-
ders!" was the stern reply. The hoy
did so, found his course arrested n;
the very brink. and was soon rescued.
Today. as one OF the prominen; ora
tors and evangelis,s of this continent.
Ae attributes his success largely TO the
lesson of obedience learned on that
slopinK roof
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

A microbe Is willing to travel third
class. as in chewing-gum. though ii
may prefer a frstclass trip. as in
cream. A Philadelphia paper gives the
history OF several cases OF diphtheria:
A child with n piece OF gun In her
mouth met child who had just been
taken Ill. She divided he gum with
the family when she reached home,
The momentary contact, with the gum
as vehicle. gave the disease its OPP
portunity. Eternal vigilance is the
price of health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

Does anybody know OF any white
man who. sentenced to death and CIV
en- liberty pending his execution. would
voluntarily go to the place set for
that event when his term OF freedom
expired! That is the ecstasy OF hon
or, and two Indians have had the ex-
perience recently. a Choctaw and n
Creek, one OF whom was shot and the
other reprleved. Possibly the stol-
cisn Of the red man has something to
do with the honor. but the white man
IL not 30 constituted as TO be s'oical
when his life is Mt stake.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

The Wyoming Supreme Court has
decided that that section Of the state
coastitution which declares that no for
sign born citizen can vote unless able
to read the constitution. means that
the constitution must be read in Eng
lish. II Is a reasonable and right
eous law. The man who has no clear
idea Of the meaning of his vote is the
natural prey OF the vote buying boss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

ihfe Pence " Denver. chairman Of
The committee appointed by the Mininr
Congress to iake the hrsvssHry s,rts
To ssrt'rr III. rstal,ttshnarns oe 4 In
l'artnncn; " Min~a ass.l Minlng. will
h'sv~ for Waslin.s0a In few days u
take iir n.rcssary saet,s To secure il,s
jsrvsasr ~ the Aw. Tke other nsrs,,.
lrsS n iiw pnmliies viii ntAo ~ e
Washington TO h~lp In thu nsevsnirr,.
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rr.m.ndou. E.o..u. to tn. x,oudll-

Despite the warnings Of those who hav.
been on the spot, aud predict snfferlng la
the klondike region. thousand Of ndventur-
GUS Americans are vending their way thth,
erwarl. All Of them should be provided
with that medicinal safeguard. lInstc>tc =
ishcs the system. and prevents Waiar,ar
rheumatism. kidney trouble. bcsit..s remedy.
Ing liver complaint, dyspepsia and c"nstipa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08
an OPEN Letter TO MOTHERS

We arc asserting in the courts oar right to tho
exclusive use of the word ''CASTORlA,' and
''PlTCHERS CASTORlA." Us our Trade Mark
!, DIR. Samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannis, Mnsxarhu.
s-tta, Was the orxiuatorof "PITtIiEES CAS-
TORlA." the same that has borne AID does nov
bear the fac-simile signature q; CiiAS H.
FLETCHER on every wruppr. Thi. Is the
original PITCHERS CASToRiA'. which has
been us<d In the homes of the Mothers of
America for over Thirty years. Look carefully
~ The wrapper and >c~ that IL Ia the kind You
have always bought. and has the signature u:
cHAS H. FLETCHER on the wnprer No
ono hss authority from me to my name
except The Centsur Company Of sAirh Cha.-
II. Fletcher Ia Pre.idcn
March y. ieV7. SAMUEL PITCHER ND
'.Our rector was ,cSci with Ills Christina. =.
presents. ''Tna many ziipper-r' M. he
needed some and didn't get \ singlc pair"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

a nsskiasl tllsl yesag nsa kspl
nGuso n ~ stssass q his paesats,
- mo1e sl0At stsaiOAe 0eals - bah.
= ooaos ~ iesk - kssvia0 hev -
- an1tAtaG e1eA
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COLORADO.

TAe Bering Sea seal Is modest. II
does not demand indemnity for the
past 1t asks only security for the
future.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

The govrfsns~nt of drr~i~r New
fosk y now In shr hansls VI Mayer
Van Wyrk.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

Yearly returns Of the Hungarian
wheat crop show an increase from
~. ~ ,sss bushels per annum during
isss- 1870 to s?.s5?.sis buahsiH PET IN.
asa during issi.iSss. A. 70 Che ARA
devoted TO wheat In HuneAFy anes
aoel, there sesm 10 b no o0lciai statis.
IN available: but the rseuras foe The
Gsss ysars issi-ist< givs - annual
esssaes Of s.1ss.ssA Acfss % compared
With 7.%>s.ssi acres for lsss-is9e. 1-As
1asesse ara os The decade asd sise tAs
0Asioso peo1uct were rstsrssl foe
~ ysAs isoa. amounting 70 o.s>s.Ssl
aass ~ ~. ~ b1sAsas.
0xpesSsass1 natAs0a aticiaAs, such
- shsss who make eut The neetaiity
taAeas q tesurases conpaaiss. eoe 10.
slasss. esgAt u oscs 70 iavsstieses the
sesaA0s DeebIsn hidden II ths ssvs
~ thees ars oaiy loastssa surviving
Vo1ssaas q 1918. bse AM vilsvs
lsaWiAs peosteas bassl - sssvtses
soo1ese1 n that var.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

fhere arr more than i3DUp psrnssp re-:
ularly u.ing the lending drpartiis.sitA a. the
public libraries Ia London to tbs extent of
over %.OD.UO tsoaks per snnun,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

Do0'S TsSsees Sois 81 Sasks vsw L6e Awsy.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. In mag
netic full Of life. nerve Aad visos. sAko Ns--'o-
Bsr thu vooder- worker. that nakca voah men
ssroag. All druggists. No. or o. CAru suasAn-
seed. Booklet aad sample frcr. AdArr..
DssrlinG Remedy Co, ChieAso OF Nru York
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE Bromo QuinIne Tablets. All
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

"Whst la n cosmopolitan ~ rszinopoll.
tan 10 . New Yorker who has Msea cos
vinc~d that thrr~ In something gSsug ssA out.
side Of his own town"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

Star Tobacco IL the leading brand Of
the world, because Il 10 the Lesi,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-01-08

turrs Of any ktndr' "frs; I Nas ! sksn.iay
schs.,l kspta Claus once aud Aiahs't catch
orp."
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-17
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the Originality and
simplicity oSthc combination, but also
to the carefand skill withwhich 1t is
manufactured by SCIENTIFIC processes
known to the CALIFonaIA TAG SYRUP
Co. only, ind we wish to impress upon
all the il nportance of purcha aBing the
true and original remedy. Gas the
genuineSyrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFoRNIA FIG SYhUr Co.
only, a knowledge of that Act will
assist Of in avoiding the Worthless
imitatidhs manufactured by other par
ties. TIE high standing of The CALI
FORNIA EIG SYRUP Co. with jthe medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which tlie genuine Syrup # Figs has
given to snillions of famiH makes
the namdaof the CompanYa guaranty
OF the exdsl llence OF its rshedy. 1t is
far in advaace of all offer laxatives,
as it acts o. the kidpeys, liver and
bowels withotssA. ssA.igrissting or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get it's beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LoUIsVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, N. Y.