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INDIANA REPUBLICANS
The Platform Sound on the War, Tarii
and Money Question:

The Platform Sound on the War, Tariff
and Money QHsstloRA
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, August a.
The Republicans of Indiana completed
the organization Of their state conven-
tlon this afternoon and adjourned until
tomorrow, when nominations will be
made, United States Senator Charles
W. Fairbanks was made permanent
chairman. The platform heartily en-.
dorBes every act Of the present national
administration, praises the soldiers and
sailors OF the present war and Upon the
war question says: while we sincere-
~ deplore the necessity Of war, we be-
lleve the President and congress acted
wisely in demanding the complete with
draWal Of Spanish sovereignty from the
island Of Cuba and in proceeding to en-
force the demand with the military and
naval power of the government"
The subject OF territorial extension Is
non directly treated, but referred to as
follows: '.ReallzinE the mighty future
of wealth, prosperity and duty which Is
even now upon US, we favor the extern
sion Of American trade; the reformation
Of the consular 6ervice accordingly; the
announcement by all legitimate means
Of the American merchant marine; the
creation Of a navy as powerful as our
commerce shall be extensive and for
nublIo defence and security and the es-
iablIshment OF coalinG stations and ma
val rendezvous wherever necessary,
ave most heartily approve the wis
don, Of the annexation OF the Hawaiian
InIonds a. a wise measure and recom-
mend the early construction Of the
NIoaraE1la canal under the Immediate
a,reCfion and exclusive control OF the
limited States government, the import
once and necessity OF the canal having
bcen emphasized by recent events con-
nected with the present war with
Spain" .1,h.
Ren,,ilIcanS OF Indiana are unreserved"
iv for sound money and are therefore
onn1scd to the heresy to which the
Dcmocrntic party is wedded-of the free
and unlimited coinage Of both gold and
siIyer Mt the ratio OF 10 TO (which we
rprn "a as absolutely certain to debnRee
orr money and destroy our private ana
nnbIlc credit and cause general business
eve recognize the necessity OF COM
nrchcnsIye and enlightened monetary
legislation and we believe that the dec
iaratIon in the -. Louis national nlat,
form Tor the maintenance OF the soll
standard and the parity Of nil our forms
Of money should be given the vitality OF
nphIIc law and the money OF the Amer
ic,n nnopIc should be made like all its
Ins,J.ullons-the best In the world.
THO iqrlff plank Is as follows: we
rssgirm our belief in the doctrine Of
rccYprority and protection TO American
labor ana home Industries and condemn
thc Democratic doctrine OF tarih tor
revenue only ns unsound and unsulteu
10 The best Interests Of the country
doctrine whose falFity mas oeen IsIhun, .t,
s,rrtad br our experience under the
Wilson revenue blll that PLUNGED me
country into commercial and financial
dlstrcqs. from which &. Is fast recover
ing elnce the change from that Demo-
cratic policy"
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THAT PHILIPPINE PROBLEM

Becoming Mere and More Involved-sIHy
ne Nseossary 70 EKpsl'ths IRHurEsntn
From the Vicinity or sIRntIn.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August a.-An
interesting question and one Of vital
Importance to the administration 10 the
altitude to be assumed by the United
States toward the Philippine insurgents
in the event that we reach an agreement
for the suspension OF hoatilities with
Spain.
II Is stipulated IN our peace terms that
United States military forces shall oc-
cupy and establish a military form OF
government over the city Of Manila and
the bay, with the surrounding territory.
This involves an immediate surrender
Of the Spanish forces, not to Aguinaldo,
but 10 General Merritt, and there 10
some apprehension that the insurgents
win resent this very bitterly, and II will
be necessary to expet them forcibly from
the territory desired. Beyond this. II is
said In some quarters that, pending the
decision OF the peace commissioners as
to the future Of the Philippines. the
United Statea will be morally bound to
maintain the statu quo In tho Islands
at large In other words, having de-
prived Spain OF the means OF resisting
the onslRughts Of the insurgents, it has
been urged that the United States
would be bound to prevent the latter
from continuing their warfare.
There Is a lack Of Information in
Washington on many important points
as to the conditions in the Philippines.
For instance, It Is not known even ap-
proxlmately how extensive the revolu-
tionary movement has been through.
out the vast group OF 1000 islands. and
among the large population, and made
to aggregate between eight million and
fifteen million. II the revolutionary
movement Is general and extends to
very many Of the Islands, the task pre-
Bented to the United States military
and naval authorities win be one Of
great magnitude in the event that It Is
decided 10 be Incumbent upon us not
to restore Spanish sovereignty where
It has been lost, but to prevent Its over
throw In sections where It is still su-
preme, and to prevent eXcesses and OUT
rages at the hands OF the insurgents.
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LINCOLN, Ncb., August S.-The fu-
sion forces OF Nehraesa to-day selected
the following ticket after twenty-rour
bours' delibernilon: Governor. William
A poynter. OF Boone county; lieutenant
governor. i. A. Gilbert, Of York; secrc-
tary OF state. william +. Porter, OF Mer-
rick; auditor. John f. Cornell. OF Rich.
ardaon: treasurer. John g. Meserve, ne
rcd willow; superintendent OF public,
instrucuou, william II. Jackson OF
Holt: land commi s'oner. Jacob v.
wolfe, OF lancaster; attorney EcneTSt,
Constantine j. Smyth. of Douglas. All
are Popullats hut the lieutenant gover-
nor. who Is o frcer silver Republican,
and the attorney general, Democrat
Thc Democrats sent the following 70
cnI1nel w. J. Bryan, Jacksonville Fla
..yhc Democrats at Nebraska, IN con-
veutIon aFseu5lrd. instruct me 10 aend
hearty greeting and pledge tho united
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anMEz a6nREs a VICTORY
Over the spanlsh-TaksS the Tewn Of
GlDorA and tic PrtBnnsrS.

Over the spanlSh.-TaksS the Town Of
GlDorA and tic PrtBnnsrS.
KEY WEST, Fla, August 3.-captain
Delvallev Ignacio. of the insurgent
forces, was brought here this morning
bV the guuboat Helena, which took him
aboard near the Unos du zazo, on the
south coast Of CubH, on July 25. He
reported TINT on July ., General Miguel
Gomez, under whom ne served in the
saucu Splritus district OF the province
OF Santa Clara, attacked the town OF
Glbora (not Gibara) with five hundred
men, and after two hours fighting CONF
pelied the SpanIards TO raise the white
nng. Three dynamite shells from the
Syma- Dudley gun, he says, tore big
holes in the walls OF the town, killed
ninc Spanfnrds and wounded twelve.
One hundred and sixteen prisoners were
taken and the town is held by the Gu
bans. The Cuban loss was one Killed
and three wounded.
when Captain IgnaclO left, General
Gomez was making plans to attack the
trochn and restore communication be-
tween tho enstern and western pro-
ylpcos The Helene which had been
ON blockade duty FOR nearly q month,
sank a uumbcr OF hnrbor tugs. and
lighters at Casilda this week ana sent
ono ilt'le tug, the Manatoc. which sur
rendered IN preference to being sunk,
10 Guantanamo Bag.
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report to Brlgadier General Fred. Grant
Immediately upon hiH arrival, and the
regiment will 20 with General Grants
detachment to Porto Rico.
The action OF the war department In
sending the Fifth. Illinois TO the front.
has caused much comment In the camp.
The reason for this action ls not stated
here. The rivalry among the regiments
remaining here to be included 4n the
next order to move Is becoming highly
interesting. The officers Of eachregiment
are bringing all possible pressure to
bear on the war department and the Of
flclals win doubtless have much trou-
BILE in making their selections. Sena-
tors, Representatives who are supposed
to have influence with the war depart
ment, are being called upon to help the
regiments Of their states. one regi-
nnent IS said 10 have sent out duEing the
last twenty-four hours over 200 tele-
grams asking influence.
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FORMAL PEACE

May not be Concluded for Thros Month";
The Methods That may be Employed In
the ConeiRsIoH oGthr Treaty.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 3.-on
the assumption that peace is near nt
hand, some attention IS being given TO
the steps by which this may be brought
about formally, and the measures nee
easary to be adopted Immediately after
wards. It IS said to be not at all I'm
probable that che preliminories leading
up to the signature Of the treaty OF
peace may consume fniiy three months,
60 that It may be well along towards
the legal date OF the assembly OF CON
gress before tine President VIII be pre-
pared to submit peace treaty TO the
Senate. This allowance OF time ls rath-
er moderate thnn excessive We were
twoyears. from 1881 TO 1888, in arranging
q peace with Great Britain TO iermi-
nate the revolutionary war in tho
case OF the Chinese war It was several
months before the commissioners were
able 10 perfect the tfcGty az Shimo-
Disaki which terminated that wH" 10
does not follow from this that an potuh
state Of war will prevail during ihlE iH-
terVai OF three munthg. t1r as mtttnr
Of fact hostllitics VIII terminate wiiuIn
n very few daYH after Spain hn7 notified
the United States government pl der
acceptance OF the ioFmo ls.d dawa Ia
the PrcfidentH note ~ lAF; Saturday.
Tho military establishment. h1wrrH-.
must br maintained CGrlnE that f'wr
and mnrE nets performed inuI a-n in.
cldent 10 actual wnrfrr
II is expected here that the Sp1nis1
pledGa % Rneopt the broad conditions
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A QUIET NoRNINR
az the White Houso-COmfortnbls Feeling
About Pence.

az the WHITE Houso-ComfortabIs Feeling
About Pence.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. August B.
There was eager expectancy at the
white house in anticipation Of the reply
of the Spanish government to our peace
terms. Though no word had come oh-
clally 20 the President as to action Of
the sagasta government there. from
other sources It was certain that an
agreement had been reached on these
propositions and early IN the forenoon
ne stated to several callers with some
satisfaction that he understood that an
agreement had been reached and that
ne expected the formal answer to be
communicated to him at any hour.
Throughout the early part Of tho day
the press dispatches as transmitted 70
him were carefully read and with sew
eral OF his cabinet who called indiVidu-
ally he referred 10 the certainty he felt
Of the termination OF hostillties.
Secretary Alger and AdJutant General
CorbIn accompanied Major General
Wade to the white house during the
day, While It was stated the call was
merely a personal one, II is understood
there waB some consultation regarding
the expedition which General Wade Is
TO command for the Porto Rican CAM
paign
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PTRaT WEaT VIRGINIA

Inoiudsd tn General wads's ProviniOnAl
DIVtSIon Got Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON. August s.-The fol-
lowing regiments have been designated
to constitute General wade's provisional
divisIon for service in Porto Rico: First
North Carolina, First New Hampshire,
First New Jersey, Second Texas First
Maine, Fourth Missouri. First Alabama,
First Vermont, First West Virginia,
First Kentucky, Third Tennessee.
Tweuty-second New York. Frst Arknn-
sas, Fifty-second Iowa, Third Virginia,
First Delaware and First Maryland.
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RntrsatInr frona TynhsId.

WASHINGTON, d. G., August SIN
accordance with an order issued By the
war department last night, the regi-
meutS Of the second division at Camp
Alger prepared to move to-day. At
noon the regiments Of the third brigade,
First Rhode Island, Second Tennessee
and Third Missouri, were on the march
IN the direction Of Manassas, Va The
first brigade, consisting OF the Twenty
second RauBas, Third New York and
One Hundred and Fifty-1irth Indiana,
started at . O'Clock. The Seventh ILL
nols and Fourth Missouri were ordered
to move an hour later. Tho division
will march nine miles to-day to Burke
6tatiou. Tomorrow II WIN march sew
en- miles, arriving near Manassas the
third day. The first division will follow
nB soon az mule teams ean return from
Manassas. While It Is agreed that the
cause OF the removal Of tho camp was
the typhoid epidemic, It 10 not known
whether the neighhorhood OF Manassas
Is to be made q permanent camp site;
or whether the troopS will finally so to
Bomo other point.
Forty-eight cases Of typhoid have
been reported Ginee yesterday after
man
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C,v,Irv mi Cub. 10 20 North.

WASHINGTON, August S,-All the
troops of cavalry with Skaters army
and the light companies OF Roosovelt's
Rough Riders have been ordered to pro-
coed TO Montauk Point. l.. l., for en-
compment. General Shafter has been
directed 10 use all the transport facili-
lies he can command and 10 send the
troops north MS rapidly as possible inc
regular cavalry with shntter comprises
eight companies each OF the FIRST
Third. Sixth Ninth and Tenth cavalry,
Mi dIsmonnted. and four mounted troops
Of the Second cavalry.
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Tried 10 Land Food suppiio'.

KEY WEST, Fla, August 3, l2 M
The Norwegian steamer Franklin, Of
about 1--WE hundred tons, bound from
Vera Cruz, with n cargo Of food supplies
was captured by the converted
Vncht Siren on Monday, OF Francis
Key, near Caibarlen. and was brought
here to-day by prize crew under COM
maad OF Lieutenant LlttleAeld. She had
already landed n portion OF her cargo
uthnn cnmghL.
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NEW YORK, August 9-The battle
ship Texas was placed in dry dock at
the navy yard to-day, An examination
of her shows that except for a slight
dent In her keel, made by striking a
coral reef on Dry Torugls, she ls In
very fair condition. II Is thought the
Texas viii remain at the navy yard for
sh1ttt Dnp month
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SPANISH COLORING
Given to .he News Sent out from
Havana.
SOME REPORTED CONFLICTS

Between American Troops and spanlIA
Forces In sIataula', tn which ths Fer
nasrars saidtO hAvs had ten ,lsn Esnl.s.
The Freo aZitshsns In Havana InsroaS-
inE-Tno "UniOn CoprtusIonsi'
breathe. Heavily ia Trying to Jolly up
the cauSo Ofspah tn Cuba-aIOrs Hem
hast than Discretion.
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ATLANTA; Gn., August 3.--one hun
dred and slxty-slx sick soldiers brought
from the camp at Tampa, Fla. were
landed NJ Fort Mcpherson to-day by
Major Tyler with his hospital train.
Nearly every man aboard the train had
typhoid fever and was unable to rise
from his berth, and with 4 few cNcep.
ti0ns every man on the train was car
rlcd on strctchcr to his ward In the
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NEWPORT NEWS. Va. August a.
Tho Hrst detachment OF the Third brig
adc. First army corp7 in command OF
Br!gadlcr General rrci. D. drant en-.
harIed late tO-night ion the transport
Hudson, FOR Porto RIO. aud AT .
o'clock IN the morning the Hudson VIII
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"A SLIGHT HITCH
Occurs in the Negotiation Of the Peace
Terms withSpain
PRESIDENT AND CAMBON IN CONFERENCE

Yesterday Afternoon Which was IncOnCusive Parties Pledged
the Regarding the Points that We're Under
Dscusson-Span has Either Made Counter Proposition,
Request for Fuller Statement Detail Upon Some Of the
Heads Of the Presidents Meanwhile War Operations
Being Pressed Vigorously.
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ING. W. VA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1888.

steam out OF Hampton Roads. The
troops on hoard are six companies OF
the First Kentucky regiment. In com
mand OF Colonel Cnstleman. Before
they went aboard che vessel the SOL
dieFB WeFe paid OF.
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n,,I4i, oftho C1ban Army.
WASHINGTON, August 4-The fol-
lowing bulletin was posted at the war

lowing bulletin was posted at the war
department. at 1io this morning;
'sANTIAGo DE CUBA,
''via Hayti, August 8, 1888.
"AdIutaut General Of the Army, WASH
ington, D. c.
Santiago report for August second:
Total sick, 1890; total fevers, 3,OSs;
new cases Of fever. 549; coses OF fever
returned to duty, 705.
(slgned) "SHAFTER,
''NInior General Commanding"
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ehorts 10 make the gallant colonel q
the Third the future eemmAnder-ln-
chief"
The Platform udopted by the PopufiSts
this morning does not diner greaey on
the leading planks from that nt the
Democrats.
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DIED.

PH1I.LIP-on wednesday ,,,,S,I ATESsss Iiss =
iSas. nj S.t5 p. M. IsAi2NkSTlN4s A.
PHILLIP. In her 18Th yeaf'
EN,neral notice hereafter.
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Tho temperature yesterday ae obseII,e1 /,
by q schncpf. druggist. corner MarNet
" " i, Ysn,,TtsgBth streets, was uS folloWs'
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,r.,,,.r TForrrn., for To.,Iav.

For west virginia and Ohio, showers IN
tho early morning. followed by iair' hsht
10 fresh westerly winds. ,..
VI ~ Western Pennsylvania. thtinuer
shoWcrs. clearing at night cooler on the
intc. iresh to brisk southwosterly Rihua'
becomlng nerthwesterly,
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For Points Unknown.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL. has
reached the navy department that al
the Spanish vessels in Iocto RICO had
left that country. The information
came from Admiral Sch.ey, but further
than the names OF the ships the dis.
patch contains no details of their de.
parture. No point Of destination S
given, though it is thought probable at
the department that the vessels have
left for some nearby port. probably
MRrtininuA.
Constipation and Piles are twins
They kill people inch by inch. Sap lite
away every day. Rocky Mountain Tea
will positively cure you. IS cents.
FRANK C.. SMITH.
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Good farm for ent.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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To Eater tn. cuban Mission Field.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. l6.-Tne annual
convention o.. the National Colored
Baptists' association has decided to en-.
ter the missionary field in Cuba imme.
diately. 1t was decided to appoint two
members of the church to 60 to Cuba
before the Year is out and make nece,.
sary preliminary arrangements. The
action was taken on the recommenda-
ton Of President f. {. Morris Of AR.
kansas.
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Kyle Much Improved.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. l6.-The con.
dition of Senator James II. Kyle OF
South Dakota, who was stricken with
paralysis is much improved. and DR..
Herrick. his physician, stated the sen.
ator would probably be able to travel
in two weeks. He is fully conscious
aud is resting comfortably. The paral'
ysis was caused by the bursting OF q
blood vessel at the base Of the brain
Mrs. Kyle is expected to arrive here
during the day.
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Admit ~IrreRularities.

PARIS, Sept. l6.-Tne Matin says that
while the cabinet is divided as to the
authenticity Of certain documents in
the Dreyfus case, all the ministers ad.
NIT that they were not communicated
to the defense. Hence, the paper adds.
q revision Of the trial will bring up the
question OF the responsibility Of Gen.
eral MERCER, who was minister for war
ut the time Dreyfus was convicted.
This. it is explained, is the reason for
the hesitancy Of the cabinet.
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SAYS A,ssr Will Not Resign.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6. = Colonel
Hecker Of Il 9 staff Of Secretary Alger
has returned from Detroit, where he
accompanied the secretary en- his re.
en- trip west. He says the secretary
was accorded o most cordial reception
by his townspeople, those who know
him best. Colonel Hecker discusses
rather CONTEMPORARY the reports that
tho secretary would resign. The lat.
ter is enjoying . rest preparatory to
his start next Sunday on u visit 70 the
Southern camps. He expects to return
To WASHINGTON on Sent. "a.
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NEW IOWA RAILROAD.

Extension Of the Illinois Central From
Fort Dodge to Omaha.
DUBUQUE, Ia Sept. l6.-Articles OF
incorporation have been filed with the
secretary Of state for . railroad to be
built from Fort Dodge. Ia, to Omaha.
Il 10 believed to be an extension Of tho
Illinois Central system. The company
10 capitalized at $1,000. UO0. The In.
c~orporators are: John F. Duneombe.
general solicitor OF the Illinois Central;
Clarence w. Moore. Charles E. Graf.
ton, Henry B. Ltch6eld and N. 9.
Phillip.
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Kidney or Bladder Troubles

Any OF the above complaints or too
ecanty urine are surely and speedily
CURED BY ."Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
BackAoho Cure" Bed w~ettiug by chil-
dren 10 generally CURED BY one bottle OF
this powerful remedy, Testimonials
will be furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is given below. 1t
not satisfed after using o bottle, your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
OF Madison.
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More than twenty million tree samples
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof OF their confidence IN
its merits do You want? It cures piles,
burns. ecalds, sores, in the shortest
space OF time.
Cook & ODEE.
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l. DAILY LEADER
.,pIsoN. SOUTH DAKOTA.
SEPTEMBER 16. 1898.
,o.al rl0e Ta0le.

Local Tlae Taste.
,x.ukee& st. Paul Hailvay, which
20. sunday December 8. lss7:
P'se'' ,nAISs oolns sAss.
- Jo. :, depssts l1:D o. u.
(ens,Si, 80. rs, deparss 6:5s .. N.
=, so. =, departs $40 p. M.
in' TRAINS soIns vnsI.
,si:h,, 30. -. d.p..ss t;is Pm.
,aAISe - I'm
No, |, arrtves 400 p. u.
20, tN, 10. ", s~rrivssa:sS =. N.
IN, q, arrives $50 D.. m.
" -xAlNs PRon fns vbsS.
u, 20 y. arrives 1890 q. n.
N. move trains earsy psssencess; PM
w yn,n sssng gers are provided with
I.,ser train. going ssss make eonn'e''es
I. 70, All poinip south.
uIn,.ox 4 safsroL LiNu.
IAN departs north, ut S:io p. m.
- ,~r,iye- from the north, 1880 a. m
s'" ~. HOLMES. Local Agent.
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Nature intended man TO be strong, tc
love and be loved. Can't expect much
from a sickla. neryless man-'talnt II
him. Rocy Mountain Tea bring,
strength, nerve.
FRANK G.. SMITH.
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\. stubborn cough or q tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable and just what ls wanted.
II acts at once.
Cook & ODEE.