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Fashionable wedding.

On Wednesday, October lilh. the most
fashionable wedding Of the season was solemn
lied at St. Mary's Church, Bryaniown, the
contracting parties being Miss Grace Turner
Bowling, lounges daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Bowling, and Mr.. Charles Sidney Bo~ T.
ing, prominent business man Of the Capitol
City. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. N. Southgaie. pastor Of the Church The
bridal party reached the church nj 10 30
o clock a. Ia and the bride entered on the arm
Of her father, preceded bv the ashers Messrs.
Louis " Rhoderick. cfBalumore, Giles D. er,
Of Washington, c. A Bowling and George
w. Gardiner, Of this county. to the inspiring
strains OF Mendelsshon's beautiful wedding
march, rendered by Mrs. Jerry Mndd, where
she was met at the altar by the groom and bis
best man. Mr. A. W. Bowling, of Baltimore
The brides dress was Of beautiful green broad
cloth, trimmed with green velvet, with yoke
Of vandyke lace, hat and gloves to match and
carried bride roses The groom was attired
ia becoming suit Of black Miss Lucille
Bowling who was maid of honor, was dressed
IN garnet silk, trimmed with garnet velvet
and carried La France roses. Miss Agnes
Gardiner, Of Baltimore, sang II promise
thee, in her sweetest tones. After the cere-
mony, magnificent wedding breakfast was
served at the brides homt 70 relatives OF the
contracting parties. The newly married
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The tiltiug Of the sun and these eco
nights are ungren, signs Of the need Of heavier
clothing Everything. every single Thing
man or boy wears you'll find at Oebm's Aem'
Hall Not smattering Of this or that, but
full. complete, brand.new fresh stock OF all
that's most stylish. test. and Of hiSh worth,
quality. The latest fashions in suits, top
coats, and oyercoats are mrroted here; the
correct shapes in hats the newest cuts in shirts;
the proper lasts and styles in shoes the mos'
up-to.date neckwear. and other furnishings
ever, thing is here And distinctive differ
ence between what you get at Oehm's Acme
Hall, aud what you get elsewhere. is that al
Oenm's the prices are e.n-ide-able lower,
quality for quality. and at 0ebm's there's the
constant desire to please you after you buy as
before, the ever readiness 20 correct any error,
right any wrong.
Their store, on Baltimore q just west Of
Charles ST., is the exact CITY center Of Balti-
more, sith every car line practically passing
the door.
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While passing down the main thorough
tAre few mornings ago, we ran aioul Of our
old friezd, Fighting Tom" Of the ancient
berg, Pomonkey We were glad enough to
grasp the hand Of our old friend whom fate,
fancy or fortune had separated for years Our
meeting and greeting was the mos, cordial,
and brought up reeollections CT our younger
days when OUT hearts were lighter and our
hopes brighter YetTom looks cheerful, and
steps very nimbly, but he shows the marks
Of the attacks made upon him by that old
thief, Time who has been constantly rohbing
him Of his youth end beauty Perhaps ere
long. we shall take another peep at our friend
Tom.
Peach Brandy and our little Johnnie
entered the nng lew days ago in a bout for
the championship ia and around this, destined
TO be, great and famous city. The contest
ants were both in fine trim at tie commence-
meat OF the battle Our little Johnnie who was
game and went into the contest with courage
and a look Of determination, to stand up and
hold his own, was deinated 10 every feature
The battle waged iercely, hut our little
Johnnie Caught it in the neck in ever
round, till completely knocked out So com
pleie was P BIS victory, that we at last con-
cluded tina, our little Johnnie, il we may use
the expression, wasn't in it, /" be was so Inn
Der after the knockout, that if he had been
long enough, be might have been easil. tied
into a knot
Our retired farmer, II H. B., who has for
several years been spending his winters at the
Nations Capitol and his summers at his
country home, has tired Of bis position as a
gentleman OF leisure and gone into the Mer-
chaniile business.
We will look around town again on and
if We see anything interesting we will mske
a note oft
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Mr. R. P. Oliuia, Of Barcelona, Spain
spends his winters at Aiken, 5 G.. Veal
nerves had caused s4vere paias ~ ms back 0
his head On using Electric Bilters. smeri
cas- greatest Blood and Nerve Rrmeds, NJ
pains soon left him He says this grsnf medi
cine Is what his cosntry needs Al Ameri. 4
knows that II cnrrs liver aud kidney trouble
purtieS the tlood tones up the stomarhi
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, yigpr and
new life into every MUSCLE nerve ami organ
Of the body. II weak. tired or aiinp you
need 1t Every bottle Ruaran eei, onl, 5Ucts
Sold by l., Plata Dfag Store
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LOCAL BREvITIEs


ine 'aooi' 'e"'on ost'"' ou ''O"'
The dredging season will open on the 18th
inst
Mr.. J. t. Higdon, Newport, is confined TO
his bed.
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os,bs county
sue Uou"y '
s'O" '" ~
. WI -
-
ans irene Oo'''"s 10 guest VI ''e''' -
"asnine'o" CITY
n'ss a''" 'auuu k'''' " ''-
"s'"'"s'"" ''s'
The Orphans Court WI noiu regular
meeting ca Tuesday
DR.. Geo. o Monroe. Waldorf, has been In
disposed during The week
Mrs Fred Darlton. II Chicago, is a guest OF
Mrs P. E Trotter, Waldorf.
Iook ont for Blumberv,s new ad which
w;l, annear in our NEXT issue
u,s TT HAYDEN. Wayside is soiourning
,,,,b sr;anas i, Wasb;n0tons CITY.
,,;,. w.u III, MANY
ss -
"'ss irnA @uau mas "ee. 0ou""'u
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TIE Comptroller on Tuesday last made The
quarterly dsiribation Of the public school tAs
for the present qn'rler. pssahle on and after
tina day. 10 the y bite aud colored schools in
the several rouuli-s and the CITY Of baltimore
in addition to the usual appropriation o.
$500 10 the White Normal School and s. COG
TO the Colored Normal School The white
srhoois Of this county are 10 receive 81, 7o6. Il
and The colored schools sl,1a0 IS.
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COMMUNICATED

ltOhhONAOAi EDs
10 Eiiior Mayyland Independent:
la Plata, Md.
DEAR SIR:-Your Editorial touching the
action of our School.0 is correct.
no matter how hard our county papers try to
hide the scandal Write me for any partieu-
lars you may want, for you haven't yet
brought out all the dirty part that attains to
case. The President of the School Commits
siouers is J A Mechanic and SO is the
good Catholic gentleman spoken Of in one Of
our papers editorials. Tin reply to yours) and
the whole trouble originated in that order
]. o. A. NJ.
Yours Resp,
F. P. HARTEN,
Soiomon's,
October 2, 1893 Calvert County, Nd.
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card

desire to inform my friends and the public
generall' that | am nov connected with he
old aud reliable Commission House of Vim
Il Moore & Co sO1 CHARLES st Any
business in oef ise vii he appreciated and
receive mast careful attention. Believing
am in a position % serve your highest and
hes, interest, ] solicit your patronage
j. SAMUEL TURNER.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TNHlS is 10 give notice that have taken up
i as estrav trespassng upon nv premsef.
''iiopewell near Port Tobacco. a black and
white SOW. No earmarks The owner of SAID
ram is hereby notified 10 call. pay charges
for taking up, keeping and advertising same,
or at the expiration of thirty DAYS. she will
be sold as the law directs.
RICHARD THOMAS.
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strange

A man residing on tie Eastern Shore o
MARYLAND, recently wrote his name and ad
dress on postal card and simply addressed
il |. Benesch Sons, Baltimore By return
mail be received a handsome 1928 page eata-
lcgue, containing over 400 fine halt-tons
illustrations and very valuable suggestions
on economical housefurnishing at rock bottom
prizes, also personal letter from the largest
model home furnishers in the U. S.--All for q
postal Try II
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Would qnirkl, leave you, il ,ou used Dr.
Kings New Lille Pills Thousands Of suffer
ers have proved their matches merit fol
Sick and Nervous Headaches They make
pure blood and strong nerves and build "a,
YOUR health. Essv to take Try them Onl,
2a cents. Mones back II aot cured. Sold b.
La Plata Drug Store.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TINE Trustees Of the public schools Of
Charles County are authorised TO provide
for their respective schools three cords Of well
seasoned wood lone-half oak, one-half pine, J
the contract Tor furnishing said wood, to hs
by competitive bidding, to the lowest biddes-
The amount per cord shall not exceed $500,
By order Of the Board,
THOMAS N. CARPENTER, Sec y
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Mr. John B. Matthews bad 6ne horse in
iured last week in running awsy. The horse
was standing hitched to buggy aud taking
fright ran of, breaking its leg. The fracture
was set, but il is very doubtful if The animal
will ever aaain be OF auy use
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A new house and one acre lot. near
La Plata Good sable. cart shed, hen
house and another outbuilding Good
water close to house. Six bot bed
frames, four cold bed frames. Good
grape harbor. Lot f-nced in with wire.
A good place for raising plants and
trucking Apply to,
THOMAS DUFFIELD,
oct. If La Plata, lid.
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FOR SALE.

RINALD0 Colt three and half years
old in perfect condition and thoroughly
broke for the road will sell cheap for
cash, can BE- seen at Bel Alton. Address
Il d HANSON,
322 Light Street. Baltimore, Md
sept 30 If
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The Registration officers of this district
concluded their labors Tuesday, and the fol-
lowing is summary Of the work; ke~ly
registered So transferred from III dead 49,
noted Z.
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EXECUTRIX's NOTICE.

0RPEAss' CoURr OF CHARLES COUNTY. Scr.
September 10, 1899
ORDERED by the Court, that Margaret
~ Bean, execntrix o! John Bean,
deceased, give the notice required
by law to the creditors Of said deceased, TO e..
hibit their claims legally authenticated, by
advertisement inserted in some one newspaper
published In Charles county, Maryland,
once in each Of three successive weeks.
True copy-test:
G. II. Posey, Reg. Of Wills, Chss. Co.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Charles county, Maryland, letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate of
JOHN A. BEAN.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are nero
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. to The
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of March
1900. They may otherwise by law be er-
cluded from all benefit Of said deceased estate
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
September, 1899.
MARGARET A. BEAN,
Execuirix Of John A. Bean. Sept. 22-dt.
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peliauert public omciaIs.

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
.Iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy 60 take, easy to operate. 25c.
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Meeting of the Medical ChirurgicaI
Society.

The adjourned meeting. Of the Medico-C
ureical Society of Charles County will be held
in La Plata, on Tuesday, October II, a, IL
O. clock a. m. full attendance of members
Is earnestly requested, as matters of import
snce will be considered and papers on inter.
esiing subjects will Ie read and discussed on
that day.
W. HAWKINS,
c. H. PosEy.
Il CHAPPELEAR,
Executive Committee
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Cherries Jolcs. cspec'able co'orea n'~o
OF near Newport. dropped dead - his nom
On Wednesday evening last. The deceased
had been at work in The morning and seemed
TO be Ia perfect health At dinner, alter "o'e'
he went out ia the garden to pick up some
$. Get uoiatoes, where he was found by hi'
daughter half 40 hour later as above stated
Judge B. a MattinRly was notified Of ms SUD
den demise, and had jury Of Inquest sum
hioned After hearing the evidence the jur,
returned a verdict that heart disease was u :
cause of death.
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Subscribe to the Independent. Onl,
one dollar per year in advance.
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TERMS OF SALE;

TERMS OF Sal LIE:
On all sales Of $40 and under. the cash will
be required; on all sales above $40 credit Of
six months will be allowed upon the purchaser
giving bis note, bearing inieresi from the day
Of sale with surety or suieties TO be approved
by the Undersigned
No goods will be delivered until terms Of
sale shall been complied with
JOHN I. DAVIS,
Administrator Of Mary Davis. deceased
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Notice To Creditors.


The undersigned. administrators Of
George NJ Luttrell, deceased. hereby
give notice that all parties having bona
ide claims against the estate Of said de-
ceased, are notified to appear in person
or by agent at the Office Of the Register
Of Will for Charles County. on Satur-
day, October 18th. 1899, between the
hours Of II IN and 8 o'clock p m. and
receive their propor'ionate part Of the
distribution, made among the gener 8
creditors Of the said George NJ Luttrell,
decreased. By the Register Of Wills
September 10Th, 1899, pursuant to 81
order Of the Orphans Court Of sale
county
ADRIAN POSEY,
WIN. A. LUTTRELL
Adms. Of George NJ. Luttrell.
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or triple the cost, that seven stores
under one roof means hore This saw.
ing is rot added to our profits, but goes
TO you. our customers. And the con
venience Of buying every apparel needed
for meu aud boys; the best shoes, the
best ba,,. underWear, Furnishings, suits,
and overtoats, without going step out
Of your way is worth earfsre, time, and
a direct saving to you.
There is no other complete and ex-
elusive mems and boys store in Balti-
more There cant be, for no store
could sell suca good clothing as we do,
At any shere near our prices.
It's taken for years to bring our store
to its present perfection; i'd take ten
years. at least, to make any other store
rs prominent as ours.
Your request. on postal, will bring
you complete illustrate catalogue Of
everything we sell, and their prices
,Iso self measurement blank
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/ ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.
Thursday, the I'd Day
of Nov. 1899,

At 10 o'lork A. N. the Personal Property Of
said deceased, consisting of
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, CROP OF
CORN. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CAR
RAGE AND HARNESS, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
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BOOTS
BOOTS.

! IS to 3 10 per pait-Kip-Splito OF Calf.
Our famous farmer's dress 90 quality, our
70
Try our Ladies Sample Shoes. . 90 quality
our ........l "
We have Ladies' Rubber. .........i9c per pair.
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seven stor.
10 nne is what
tou du'i here
ven stores,
,ash with rs
Expense #
rent. service,
Adveitising,
Leaf, light,
.etc would
incus double
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vance.
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ADRIAN posEy. publisher.
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Tho Young Mans Advocate,
Tho Poor Mans Friend.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
STATE LEGISLATURE
TUESDAY, MARCH 20.

The senate, by vote Of 81 to 80,
adopted tho report of majority of the
judiciary committee, indefinitely post
poning the jacobson bill to increase the
gross earnings tax of railroads from 8 to
4 per cent
The S-houf Gill was placed on the cal
endar with favorable recommendation
Most of the afternoon was spent by
the house in committee of the whole in
the discussion of: the sugar bounty ques-
ton, as presented by H: F. 1852, Roberts,
limiting the bounty to $50, 900 year for
three years, and the BATE bill, S. F. 81,
repeating the bounty law altogether.
A number OF amendments were voted
down and the Roberts bill was then rec
commended for passage.
The house defeated by vote of 50
ayes to so nays the Fosnes bill permit
ting the deduction Of credits from the
list of returnable property made out for
the tax assessors.
The house finally disposed of the Gut
terson bill increasing the tax on the pre-
mir1ms of insurance companies on
business done in Minnesota from to
~ per cent. The bill was passed un-
der call of the house, 81 to 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
MONDAY, APRIL 8.

The senate held but one session and
E2ade vigorous attack on general or.
ders, finally recommending SO bills fo1
passage, of which 50 were Of the senate
and 26 Of the house. As rule bills t.
which objection was raised were laiG
over. Among the measures acted OF
We're the following:
Admitting disabled soldiers Of the
Spanish war to the soldiers home anc
appropriating $40, year for its sup
port.
Providing that not more than so a
week wages shall be exempt from gar
nishment.
Establishing a board of appeal for the
inspection of grain.
The house spent the morning on thu
calendar, passing q number of bills
The Abbott bill providing that every
notarial seal bear the name of it's pos
SCISSOR was the only measure lost. Tht
following were passed:
Relating to state elevator site at Du
luth.
Legalizing deeds made direct by hus
band to wife or wife to husband with
out subscribing witness. = 49,.
Allowing city street fair association
to send delegates to state agriculture
sncietv. .'. = II al. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
<, BEG; ) ssE5s;
COUGH I SYRUP

J. H. GREGG, of Dundee, Kansas.
writes: "My little daughter has
been troubled with Group ever since she
was three months old. l never found
anything to. relieve her until l tried
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
and that has cured her entirely. think.
it is the best cough syrup on the market.
For sale by, L. D. BROWN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.

The house was in killing mood at its
morning session and accepted, without
debate, the reports Of the various COM
mittees, which read the death knells of
over score of bills of more or less i'm
portance. In committee of the whole
the Larson bill, to permit pool selling
for 80 days each year on the fair
grounds, was recommended for post
ponement.
The committee on elections killed off
the Oleson and Fulton bills providing
for the use of automatic ballot boxes in
certain cases. The Ferris general cleo
ton law was likewise killed.
The senate CONQUERED in the house
amendments to Senator Baldwin's bill
separating Cook and Lake counties for
judicial purposes, and Senator Knat-
vold's bill allowing rural school dis
tricts to increase their school tax levy
from to Is mills. and repassed both
hills
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
Modern Art.

Modern Art.
ARTIST ito attendant at art museum
How is this? My picture is hanging upside
down!
committee thought that was right.
Artist-Well, leave it that way. On the
whole think I like it that way best my
self!-Fliegende Blatter.
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SATURDAY, APRIL I.

The senate has recommended for
passage the bill placing the state oil in
spector on salary of $4,000 a year.
Under the fee system his earnings have
been from $4,000 to $4,000. The I'm
derleak antitrust bill was made spe-
cial order for Wednesday. In the after
noon both houses paid their biennial
visit to the state university.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
Pleased.

Cobble-Well, old man, my wife has
had legacy left her. go. .=~..: :.
Stone Congratulations am glad
your marriage has turned out 70 wall
Oetruit Free Press. s.#s
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Moved Him.

The Police Reporter say Penbut's
story brought tears to the eyes OF the city
editor. 4
The Copy Reader-Yes, and groans ana
oaths. -PhiIdelphia North American.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
Not Good at Guessin1.

Miss Passee (sweetly do you un1nk
you could guess my age2
Mr.. Goodfello (honestly)-I'm not good
at guessing ages. I couldn't come within
&c, years of it.-New York Weekly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
THURSDAY, MARCH 80.

The senate devoted two hours to
the jacobson railroad gross earnings
bill, with the result that his friends
have no tangible encouragement, al
though they console themselves with
the thought that they have not lost any
ground, the bill, in a parliamentary
way, being adjudged by the leaders of
the senate to be just where it was be-
fore the days fight began.
The peddlers' license bill was passed,
also the S-hour bill.
The house, by Z vote Of 81 to 81,
passed the Roberts bill providing for a
bounty on beet sugar. The bill reduces
the amount which, may annually be ex-
pended in sugar bounties to $4,000, of
which but 100000 may be spent in any
one congressional district. The time
limit is 1901.
The house devoted the afternoon tc
work in committee Of the whole. A
dozen bills were advanced to the calen.
dar and three indefinitely postponed.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81.
The senate has passed the Staples bill
providing for the erection of an insane
hospital at Anoka and appropriating
money for the purchase Of site fol-
another at Hastings. The vote on the
measure was Sc to "a. The bill now
goes to the governor.
On general orders, with Senator Siv.
right in the chair, the medical bill came
up. Senator Schaller moved that it be
recommended for passage. Several at.
tempts were made to amend it, but all
were lost and the bill was then recon.
mended for passage.
There was a lively discussion in the
house when the report from the com.
mittee on forestry, presented by Mr.
Pope. recommended for indefinite post.
ponement the bill abolishing the office
of state fire warden, but definite action
was postponed.
The bill Of Mr.. Mallory of St. Louis
providing for the payment Of state
bounty Of so cents per ton on coke, was
recommended to pass. The bill carries
an appropriation Of $75, 600 per year.
The committee on state prison and
reformatory met and voted to return
the Wilson bill for the parole Of the
Younger brothers to the house without
recommendation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07
YOUR FORTUNE

u. II.
Keep the Head and Throat clear and healthy
aG2 your mnd nd brain is always Al rest end ease.
CuSHMAA'S HENTk1OI- INHALER is the
creates. relief to mankind in all head troubles.
CURES COLDS, SORE TH1OAT, CA
TARKH. That awful 0ll0r Of Catarrh dis.
appears by its use Wonderful in hay Fever and
Asthma EB~BUY ONLY CESHMAN'S.
II can't - It st Druggists send for II. BY
vah, 50 cents. .enc for Book Menthol, free.
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