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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Hon. WEBSTER GoApoN has been
nominated 10 ths Legislature BY the
Democrats Of Boone County in place
Of Capt. Kueialey, deceased. Webster
Gordon win make Boone County q
faithful and able Representatives and
win immediately take front rank
among the Democratic leaders at the
caultel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Butler Guthrie shipped a 55-pound
h. B. turkey gobbler Friday to George
buckles & Son, OF Carver, III. This
bird, which brought a fancy price,
took first premium at the Mexico
Street Fair, at the State Show, which
met In Mexico In December, and at
the jefferson Oily Show.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

NEW FLORENCE, No., Feb. 22.-Rev.
D. d. CLARK. local Methodist minis
ter, committed suicide near Big
Springs, this county, to-day, by blow
ing out his brains with q musket. No
reason is given for the act, further
than a very sore eye. He was 90
wears old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

The Sunday School Institute of Au-
drain and Bear Creek Associations
viii be held in Mexico March 1915.
Mrs. Charles Rhoads, Sunday School
missionary, will be in charge. This is
one ofa series Of conventions to be
held In northeast Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
A Horse Fell on him.

Chas. Oliver, who is an employe OF
the Coontz lumber yard in vsndalIa,
was seriously injured in that town
Friday BY horse, which fell on him.
He was carried home and IL is feared
that he Is injured internally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
James R. Powers I'M,

A letter TO A. @. Turner, of this
city, from 3. B. Smith, vice-presideni
of the Gold Hin Mining and Milling
Co., at Guffey, Colo, says James R.
Powers, formerly Of this county, near
Thompson, ia in very poor health, and
Mr.Smith adds that be fears Mr.. Powers
will never recover from an attack Of
the grip contracted after he went
from here. Jim is now at Colorado
Springs, but win soon return to Guffey.
His many friends here sincerely hope
he viii soon regain bis health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

STURGEON, No., Feb. a. Frank E.
White, representing a syndicate of
Sturgeon capitalists, left last night
with several car loads Of mules for
Cape Town, Africa, with view of
developing q permanent business with
that country. He sails from New York
or, tha oath
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

THE Marshall (Mo.) Demoord-tNeiDl
is eminently correct in the following
cordial Endorsement Of Hon. A. A
Lesueur, Secretary OF State; "Sec
rotary OF State Lesuenr hse made |
most excellent official as secretary
but IL is as bank examiner that he Il
most entitled to praise. He has done
more to protect depositors from
crooked bank officials than anybody in
Missouri. Not only has he closed or
the wildcat, ,one man concerns, but he
has caused weak banks to strengthen
up for fear of his eagle eye. Good fol
Lesueuriu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

4 JACOB scHoPP, while ho does moi
aslive inside the city limits Of Mexico,
has contributed so TO Mayor Potts
for the benefit Of the poor OF Mexico
Mr.. schopp is one OF our most SUBJ
stantial, public spirited and liberal
citizens. He believes In charity
toward the unfortunate and was
among the frst TO make n oontribu-
ton. May such men live long and
t,ronnar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

1i5 acres Of land all IN cultivation
10 miles southeast OF Mexico, Mo. For
particulars address N. E. Jones at
Independence, No. 4s-it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

The Missouri Bar Association meets
In 81. Louis March II and 1s.. George
Robertson, Of Mexico, "a member Of
the General Council, also member Of
the Committee on Legal Biography.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

fiattering to his vanity, although he
would not have found them very
profitable. One object of his removal
to Germany was to live In a country
In which his ambitions as q composer
might receive greater encouragement.
Mr.. scharwenka did not produce his
work merely as an advertisement, as
many musicians do. He wanted to let
New York Judge Of him as composer.
Many Of the iDexplioable recitals, con-
certs and other musical performances
given In New York for no evident
reason are intended as advertisements
which may spread the reputation Of
the performer and help him or her
gain suocess as a teacher. Success In
that sense means, Of course, pupils.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

THE Troy Free Press has put In
new Cranston press and is now one OF
the best-equipped and brightest
country newspapers In Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called GRAIN-Of Il is de-
liciorls and nourishing and takes the place OF
coffee. The more GRAIN o you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute through
their systems. 9RAIN-O Is made OF pure
grains, and when properly prepared tastes like
the choice grades OF coffee, but costs about Z
as much. All grocere sell it. l6c and sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Joseph McNear and Mrs. Turner
were married by Rev. johnson At the
home Of the bride on Wednesday,
Feo. q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Hon. W. J. BRYAN will likely lecture
In Mexico some time this spring. II
he does he will have one Of the largest
audiences ever gathered in the Opera
House In Mexico. He is a splendid
lecturer and is being greeted with
large and enthusiastic audiences every
whara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Harry Gray and Miss Gowan were
married Wednesday, Feb. q, at the
home Of the brides parents, northeast
of Oentralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

John A. Hannay, editor OF the ver-
sailles Leader, and Mrs. CLARA J,
Bahney, of socorro, N. NJ, were mar
ried at Versailles Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
sixty Cents For EvUs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2l.-An egg
famine is on in this city. The retail
price to-day is SOC and wholesalers are
holding out at 55 cents. The retailers
hesitate to meet the price and are
hopeful that shipments from southern
Indiana viii soon bring the price
down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
{. The Thorn Comes Forth
Win Point Eorxuard. ;

The thorn point of disease
Is an ache or pain. Bat the
blood Is the feeder of the
vhole body. Purify It Ivfh
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Kidneys, liver and stomach will at
once respond No thorn in this point.
Biood Poisoning =" The surgeon said
when he took out the brass shell received In
vound at San Iran Hin two weeks before,
tsEt ii would have poisoned me II II had
pot been for my pure blood. I told him II
was Hoods Ssrsaparflla that made Il pure.
GFohan p. cQoPER, Co. q. 2bth q. 3. Inf.
Washington Barracks, Washington, d. c.
rheumatism : AyseH and . friend
both suffered from severe STACKS or rneu-
matlsm. Hoods sarsaparllla cured both.
We would not % Ssshout it, VIZ. II.
InsrEH, 6 leonard 81, Fan River, Mass.
doot3 SalJapau@
NI1zg . l5IH7U
- - - a.. : - - = : = =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Hoods Pills are non-irritating and
the only cathartlc to take with Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

B. B. Eskridge and wife, of st Louis,
are the guests Of Mrs. Eskridge's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Marina
duba
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

NJ Samuel Tildsn He-ocrt. ION ct ID
lie Col Samuel Herbert. ofCherles Count
~ Of the crew Of the GUIDO 1t ureaneta, re-
emily captured by the insurgents on ~
,irani River, northwestern roraes Of Naail :
Bay, il a Marslauder BY birth and lived L.
Baltimore city with Charles A. Ths'heimer,
sil Edmonson Ave.
lie wa born in 1876. near Harris Lot,
Charles county, Ma, and was let an orphan
a, The age of9 years When still a youth be
began to sail on the river boats upon The
Potomac, aud continued ihi. life until sboDi
foar years ago. when he came to B,ltimor-
and shipped with the Merchants and Miners
Line He made numerous voyages on the
Itasca aud the Decatur II Miller. In May
s9s. he enlisted ia the United States Navy,
and .sade several voyages 10 Cuba on trans
ports Later he was assigned 70 the battle
ship Oregon and sailed on her to Manila All
the crew Of the captured guuboai Urdsne'a
were attached to the Oregon
The last letter from Young Herbert was
received in this city last June In it be said
he was in the hest Of health He has a
brother Richard o Herbert, who lives at 81
Edmondsau avenue. and is second officer On
the steamer Berkshire Another brother
Edward Herbert. lives 10 Sc Mary's county
lie has one sister, Mrs. j. Thomas Herbert, @
Washington, D. C.-IIerald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
Friday. September 30. 1893
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Register on Tuesday.
The DAYS and nights are of equal length
The Orphans Court will meet next tuesday
John. how was she at Cedar Point on
Thursday night
Messrs Laurie Mitchell and Aubrey Posey
returned to the Maryland Agricultural College
90 Sunday.
Nr A. G. Bunting, Of Baltimore city, spent
the week, with Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Tub
man, Pomonkey.
Miss Morris, of Washington city, is a gues'
of Misses Emily and Mollie Hamilton St
Thomas Manor.
Bishop and Mrs. @. X. Nelson, Of Georgia
arrived here on Monday last for a short visit
to their many friends in the county.
Messrs. John J. Hamilton and William
Mahoney, Of Washington, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in the county.
Nessrs. Reginald Farrall aud john ". Al
britain. Jr., La Plata, drove 10 the Capitol
City on Sunday and returned home Tuesday
Mr.. B. @. Stonestreet and daughter, Mrs.
Julia s. Muschette, returned home Saturday,
from pleasant trip to Bedford Springs, Pa.
Jacob Douglas. a colortd lunatic, died il
the county Jail Wednesday evening. He was
65 years of age and was from Gallant Green
neighborhood
Mr.. Jack Digges, son of DR.. J 7. Digeea.
this county, expects is leave on MONDAY for
Georgetown University where be will study
the profession Of medicine.
Mrs Emily Stonestrpei, accompanied bv
her daughter, Miss Mary Stonetreet and Miss
Eta Roberts. paid short trip to Washington
city during the week.
Admiral George Dewey the hero Of Manila
Bay. who is now in New York CITY. will be
given grand celebration in Washington on
Monday vnd Tuesday, October and 8.
Mass will he said At St. Joseph's Catholic
Chsr~u, Pomtret at :. 80 o'clock to. morrow
SATURDAY morning for tie late Mrs MARY J
Davis Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited
Read RATS new ad which appears in
another column. Whenever in need Of shoes.
boots, fall or winter clothing any kind give
them call They are reliable and sell on
reasonable terms.
The citizens Of Worcester county have petit
'iior ed the State Board OF Education as to
xh;.d of the two Boards Of School Commits
sioners in that county have legal Jurisdiction
over the schools. Inleply to the petition the
State Board of Education stated that they had
no Jurisdiction ovsr the removal Of School
commissioners
Tuesday, October the will he Registration
day and it is the duty ofevery Republican voter
ITO get registered that day if his name is not
ALREADY on the books Of registration. There
are two days set apart for this work viz:
Tuesday, October 3, and Tuesday, October
October 10. Never wait for the lsst day, go
and register next Tuesday and you will not
regret it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

The month will open witha warm wave eI-
tending to the 4th, ending in storms of rain.
wind and thunder with early SHOWS to west
and north, and high northwestsruly gales,
causing very sharp sudden changes to colder
weather Dangerous storms on the lakes amt
Northern Atlantic should be anticipated At
this and other October periods.
The second regular storms may be looked
for between the 9Th and 18th decided
change to warmer will set in on the 18th. The
barometer will fall rapidly at the same time,
resulting frstin electric storms, tsem in cold
rains with snow to the north from the 18th TO
18th. About the Goth to the 23ri change 70
warmer weather with a general return tc
storm conditions and much colder by the 26th-
A reaetionary disturbance is central. with
moon at last quarter and apogee on me 26ih
and 27th bringing more rain and snow Z.
These disturbances will likely to be proualst-
ed TO the 18th with cold wave closing the
month
All the plants except the Earth and Nep-
tune are punched on the same side of the Sun
and that Indicates that the Electrical and
Magnetic equilibrium Of the solar aud terres-
tia phenomena out OF the normal will be the
result.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
All Mails to be weighed.

The Postofice Department mas ordered a
general weighing of all matter handled at
each of the 10000 offices throughout the
country. This will continue for 35 days. be-
ginning October 3rd. A similar effort was
made during Mr.. Wanamaker's administra-
ton of the department. but was unsuccess-
ful.
Postmaster-General Smiths purpose is to
determine two things: The weight of the mail
handled each day, and the percentage which
goes daily to the railroads, the steamboats,
and star route carriers.
Congressman have at various times repre-
scented to the department that the sums paid
the railroads for carrying mail matter were
vastly in excess Of other freight or express
rates. Some OF them have calculated thai it
amounts to eight cents per pound With the
facts 10 be obtained from weighing the mails.
the Postoffiee Department will be able "
speak autnoritstvely.
At present the mails sent by rail are weigh
ed every four years, those III one-iourth OF the
country being weighed each year This
makes it impossible 10 determine accurately
at any time the amount Of mail shipped on
any particular day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29


Mt. Hugh Mitchell the Oldest son Ct the
late Water Mitchell. farmer Of ibis count Z
and Que our best ei,iztns. diea at his home,
"Lindeu, - at 10 clock Wednesday morning
Of a complication Of Brghts disease and heart
trouble. lie was sixty-one YEARS Of age, be-
ing born 10 this county, August o, 1888. Mr..
Mitchell ATTENDED school at Charlotte Hall
and aftef graduating there v tn honors, went
to Princeton University but returned home
before taking his degree at the latter instiir-
ten. He was rlass-mate AZ Princeton ofth-
late Hon BARNES Compton. At the out brea
Of the Civil War, Mr.. Mitchell enlisted as
Second Lieutenant 10 Company !, First Mar, =
land Regiment, Of the Confederate State
Army. While in service he was wounded n
Munsous Hills. ueu Alex4ndria Va Int,
he joined the Army Siguai Corps and was
stationed at Popes Greek TO send messengers
to Virginia. After the war he returned To
his fathers home where be began an active
pursuit. offuming and followed it snerRetically
aid successful, during TIE remaining years
OF his life On November 5, STl be mar
ried Miss Mary Arlsteau Jeniier, daughter OF
the late Col Daniel Jenifer, whose death was
chronicled October 2, 1885. daughter and
two sons survive bun. viz; Miss Mae Mitchell,
and Messrs Waiter and Hugh Mitchell. Mr.
John IL. Mitchell, of this county. is the only
surviving brother OF tns deceased His fun
eral will AXE place this morning, intermenc
at Mt. Rest cemetery. La Plata, at II O'Clock
Rev. J. g. Poindexler. will ofieiate-
MISS ROSA BOWIE.
Died at her home in Pomonkey on Monday
evening last, Miss Rosa Bowie, daughter OF
Mr.. Zacherier Bowie She WAS thirty-six
years Of age and had been in falling health
for the past four years. Consumption was
the cause OF death. Mrs. Wesley Bowie, Of this
town, is sister Of the deceased +. The funeral
took place at II o'clock Tuesday morning, in
terment at Bunny Oak Church cemetery Mr.
q. E. Wade had charge ofthe funeral. Rev
Tbeo. Smoot, pastor Of the church, oiiiciaIed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
Pleasant Tournament

A pleasant tournanu Mt was held at Cedar
Point on Thursday OF last week, under toe
management Of the po3ular proprietor Mr.. S
J Hopkins Many knights entered the list
to contend for the honors ofcrowuing some OF
the fair ones, and the contest was spirited and
interesting. Mr.. john F. Thompson won
first honor and crowned Miss Katie Simpson.
Queen OF Love aid Beauty Mr. james A
Thompson won second honor and crowned
Miss Ruby Richmond, FIRST maid Of honor
Mr.. J. W. Ware won third hona. ara-erown
ed Miss Daisy Richmond second maid Il
honor, and Mr.. B. G. Harra won fourth honor
and crowned Miss Edith CogeY third maid OF
honor, Mr.. F. j. Maddox delivered the nd =
dress to the knights, pctaring the noble Attri-
butts Of woman, awakening lively interest in
the knights to "do or die" in behalf oil the
fair sex. Mr.. Stonewali Smoot delivered the
coronation address. II was Mr.. Smoot's first
appearance as public speaker and his effort
went much beyond expectations. His delivery
wes good, style happy and choice oflangusge
beautiful. After the coronation ceremony
dancing commenced lasting until = late hour
next morning In the management OF the
entertainment Mr. Hopkins proved a master
in managing crowds, and most social and
entertaing host
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
oounty commissioner, Meeting

The County Commissioners were in session
Tuesday witt Messrs Bowling Ching Nor
man aud Bragunier present The following
business was transacted.
Ordered that report Of Commissioner Nor
man on Brent's road be accepted, he having
reported that the county was not responsible
for damages claimed
Ordered that clerk Aotify G. W Day, ARt
for Wrought Iron Bridge Company to be
present a. the next meeting of the Board,
October ., 90 for the purpose of arranging
for construction Of new bridge.
Ordered that bond Of Charles A Mason as
Supervisor for The new road be approved.
Accounts Of Road Supervisors were examin-
ed and passed upon.
Adjourned to meet on Monday, October Q,
1899.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

Members of the astle-Hunter-yincent fac
lion OF the Republican party of Price George S
county, defeated at the recent county conyen-
ltion by the Mudd-Ryon faction nominated an
Hndept ndent Republican ticket as follows;
County Treasurer Robert W. Hunter OF
Surrats.
S,aas's Attorney William A. Meloy, Kent.
Sheriff Rufus Vincent, Bladensburk.
County Observation-Disclosures Brashears,
Laurel, and Cassius Crandall, Kent.
Judges of the Orphans Coust-Besl D
Mullikin, Queen Acne; Benjamin F. Duvall,
Mellwood. and VIM H squires, Brandywine
Surve, or roderiek MeGregory, Mellwood
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania
Railroad, Account Dewey,
celebration.

On Septem %er 20 and 20 the Pennsylvania
Railrosd Company will sell excursion tickets
80 New York from all points on it's line west
Of Thorudale, on Philadelphia Division Penn
syvania Railroad; north of Spriag City on
ScnuyklH Division Pennss lvania Railroad;
west Of Kennett, on Central DivisiOa Philadel-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
south OF Staatoa Maryland Division Phiadel
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad;
and south OF Magnolia, Ainotola, Vineland,
Finley. and Acton, on West Jersey and Sea-
shore Railroad, AZ rate OF fare and third
for the round trip, account Admiral DeSry
Celebration, September, 20 and 80 Tickets
elusive. 1899
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
Order Of Publication.
IN the Circuit Cont for Charles
County,


THE object Of this proceeding is TO procure
the rattle ton and confirmation OF l.
sale made 90 the thirteenth day OF January,
in The year 1899. by Benjamin b. Compton,
q lsctor NJ State and County taxes for The
First Collection District Of said Charles Coun J
for the wears 1895 aud 1891, ola tract OF lann
Assessed in the name Of John l.. Budd, said 10
contain 229 acres, Thomas Norman, Pur'
chaser.
The said collector having made bis report
TO this Court Of said sale together with all ihe
proceedings had in relation thereto, and Il e
same appearing to be regular. and the pro-
visions OF the Law in relation thereto appear
ing to have heen complied with.
lis thereupon this 9Th day of September,
in tie year 1899, By the Circuit Court for
Charles County, adjudged, and ordered that
notice by the insertion Of this order 10 the
MARYLAND lSDEPxSDEsT newspaper publisi =
cd In said Charles County once "A week for four
successive weeks prior to the 18th day OF
Oct ,ber, in ne said year 1899, be given, warn
Ing all persbns interested in the said property
10 ne and appear in this court on or before the
said 18th day OF october in the said year 1899
70 snow cause il any they have why the said
sale shall not be ratified aud confirmed.
GEO. c. MERRlCK, A. J.
True copy. Test;
BIG. sToNEsTREET, Clerk.
sept. l5-et.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

startling incident, Of which Mr.. John
Oliver OF Philadelphia was the subject, il mar
rated nv him IS follows. 81 was IN a most
dreadful condition Nv skin was almost ell
lev, eyes sunken toBgue coated. inin elsatin-
usliy in back and si9es, no appetite grad
ually growing weaker day by day Three
physieiaHs had given me up, Fortunately
friend advised trying Electric Bitlers:' and
TO my great joy and surprise, the first bottle
made decided improvement | continued
their use for three weeks, and am now well
man | know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim. No one should
fail to try them 0aly soc per bottle at La
Plgta Drug Store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

There will be a me, ting of the Medical and
'ChirurRlcal Association of Charles County,
at the Town Hall. La Plata, on Tuesday,
October H. This is expected to be very
Interesting meeting of the Association as a
well prepared programme will be rendered
'oa that occasion. A full attendance is ur-
iged on the part OF the members.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

A pretty wedding is expected to take place
at Bryantown Catholic Church at 9 30 o'clock
on Wednesday morning the II of October;
the contracting parties viii be Mr.. Charles
Sidney Bowling of Washington city, and Miss
Grace Turner Bowling, daughter of Mr.. Alex
Bowling, Bryantown. Rev Father South
gate. pastor Of the church, will perform the
the ceremony
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29

Bills of Sale.-F From Susan R. Slye to Dud-
ley & Carpenter, $500; Theodore Briscoe ami
al 10 H H Richmond, $780, Charles J
Adams to Washington Hicks, SOS &C. Sam'l
" Taylor to Mamie g Hungeriord, S24 IS.
Deed From Mary Eugene Murphy and nj
TO William PenaY for "Briar Wood farm,
SI3o0
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
IN MEMcRIAM.

A tribute to the memory of MRS. JOHN
W. WEARING.
Its with tender sympathy recall TO mind
the character OF nv departed friend who was
filed with manv christian virtues. Alwal ;
steadlast in the performances OF religious
duties, she leaves her children a bright exam
pie Of faith and good works. The human
milk Of kindness filled her heart with tender
ness and sympathy for the sick and afflicted
soothing their pains and troubles with eifectual
remedies She was Of social, genial disposi-
lion and her many friends will miss her cheer
ful, companionstlp.
Asa wife and mother her influence in her
family was great, her daily lesson was the
teaching Of every christian duty
be consoled loved ones, her soul has found
rest and comfort in her Eternal Home shove
and her memory 10 this life will be cherished
forever by those, who knew ner but 10 lote
her.
Rejoice that she a crown has won and say
Gods Holy VIII be done.
As the seasons come and go time will mit-
gate her woe.
FRIEND.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-09-29
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr..
King New Life Pills. Thousands Of suffer
ers have proved their matches merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches They make
pure blood and strong nerves and build up
your health. Easv to lake. Try them Only
25 cents. Money back If aot cured. Sold BY
La Plata Drug Store.