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Shoots His Aaianccd. Then himself

Fl. Scott. Kan, Oct I3-James
Bish. a well known young man o.
this city, shot his affiaHCed. Mise
Clara StainbrOOk. and whcn she ieii
he sent 81 bullet into his Own brain.
She was not seriously hun, but he
died instantly. There had been no
differences, except that he insisted on
their being married next Tuesday,
and she said she could not b. ready
by that time. When Miss Sti.inbrOoE.
found that he was dead ste threw
herself On his breast, grabbed the
pistol and attempted to shoot hey-
self The pistol was taken from her,
but she could not be torn from him
for nearly an hour.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-19
rEyELAND AS HIS MODEL.
.rrv EXPRESSES HIMSELF ON pos
.,.r I, PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY.

imEY EXPRESSES HIMSELF ON pos
apr,E PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY.
1 Wasbington, ID. c., Oct. I'll |
isouoht could be the statesman
sbat Grover Cleveland is | would
badly serve my country as its chief
i.ecutiye. .
ACCORDING to authority deemed un-
Lpeachably and absolutely correct,
I,sae are the words used by Admiral
3suev at a luncheon yesterday, when
ttimate friends pressed him hard
soon the subject of Il possible candi-
LEV for the presidency.
8rontinuing the conversation, the
1dmiral defined his views somewhat
Il lngth. and these are the cOnclu-
lons drawn by those present.
AHrst-Admiral Dewey is not II re-
Abliean, although nearly all the
ksmbers OF his family have been iden-
sAed with that party for many
Hars.
iSecond He is not gold democrat
kor is he for free coinage OF silver, in
Rther words, his currency velws
Aould not conflict with his accept
&aee of a presidential nomination on
n platform of either party.
THE Admiral would accept IL nomi-
kation as presidential standard bear
which came from an independent
turee, in preference to that OF a
lrictly partisan body.
THAT Admiral Dewey regards ex-
sFesident Grover Cleveland as the
Rghest model of stateman, worthy
Aa third Admiral OF the American
2sy to pattern his views after, may
Srprise many. The correctness,
kthis reflection of his views, however,
ln hardly be disputed. The author
N for it is high.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-19
Confederate Flag Returned.

dallas, Tex, October 5.-The old
lattle flag of Terry's Texas Rangers,
Ist near GAINESVILLE, Ala, October IL
IIs64, and got possession OF by the
Eth Indiana Infantry, was to-day
<turned to the survivors of the ia
Nous Texas command. Gov. Mount
Indiana, and II party accompany
n him, including his full staff,
bought the old war relic back to
l lexas as IA gift to it's former defend
sand an evidence OF soldierly good
tlland chivalry.
| The scenes attending the return OF
De flag were touching i'll the extreme.
Id soldiers OF the blue and gray
hpt alternately as the ceremonies
kcgressed. Mai. Weller, of the 18th
diana, who got possession OF the
gas an original trophy, was a
fDspicuous figure in the proceedings
kday. Nineteen survivors of Terry $
fngers. were alsopresent, and exhlb-
emotions not easily expressed
8they caught the first glimpse in
*rty-fve years of the old ensign
y followed so valliantly i'll the days
carnage and death.
fIhere were fully 10000 persons
sent to-day when Gen. W l.. Ca
amtroduced Gov. Mount. Hun
Fds of former Confederates and sew
n hundred e. A. r. veterans were
i The throng. Gov. Mount made a
sseh full of feeling and fraternal
a1iment.
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Bucklen'- Aruicn Sai..

The BEST SALvE ~ the world fo-
cuts. sores. ulcers. salt rhe11u. fcvc'
sores, letter. chapped hands, chiI-
blaiHs. coIns. aud all skin c,Gptious,
and positively curer piles, Cr no pay
required. 1t IL guaranteed - give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price - cents per bOS tOr SaEe
bv II l. Tucker.
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Virginia Items.

" e write what we hear the NIrg1nldns
say is true;
Dear reader. don't blame US if we hear
'em say what happens YOU
Grant Park OF southwest Kan. Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Almost everybody deserted Vir-
ginia Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week. all attended the street fair
at Butte
Mrs ,ln Durrett. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Gordon
Wallace, the past four weeks, return
ed to her home at Lee Summit last
Wednesday,.
John Nance has returned from an
extended trip over the western states.
He is looking hale and hearty.
Mr. Debow, carpenter from Butler,
commenced work on J " McFadden' ;
new house Monday.
O NJ Drysdale has moved his scales
just north of the store.
The band boys have returned from
their trip to LaCygne, Kan.
W Park commenced saving the
first of the week on the VI Famuli-
ner farm.
Steve Cook of Paola. Kan. is visit
ing old friends.
Frank McElrOy is digging well.
Grandma Drysdale and son Marion
moved in G NJ Garner's house last
week
Corn husking has commenced in
earnest.
Mrs b F Jenkins has returned from
X c. where she had been visiting her
| sons George and Morton. She took
in the Karnival.
Arthur Rape was III Linn county,
Kan, last week.
Joe and Sadie Whinnery spent Sat
urday and Sunday at DreXel.
Miss Eta HerreIl returned to her
home at Adrian last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Crane of TT Scott. Kan,
attended Sunday school at the NJ f
church last Sunday.
j | Wolfe, who has been visiting
relatives here forseveraldays. return
ed to his home at Burlington, Kan.
Wednesday.
Mrs Farmer of Fl Scott, Kan. is
the guest of Mrs Joe TWhinnery.
Born. to the wife OF Chas Herren, Il
boy.
Isaac Lockridge, last week, was
like c H Morrison, who put his head
in barrel and said grandpa" to
hear how it sounded. Isaac says it
sounds nice.
What the Virginians say: The fair
at Butler last week was grand. We
heard several of the old settlers say
it was the best they ever saw. The
arrangement of everything was com
plete; not all jammed together, but
all could see without being crowded,
The display of grain was fine Order
was good, no drinking, no swearing
no horse racing. The flower parade
was grand, the queen beautiful, and
the maids of honor lovely. Some o.
our young men were disputing over
which was the best looking. The
schools gave way for the fair One
young lady dismissed for Wednesday
Thursday morning few scholars
came. but said they wanted TO go tC
1.-THE fair, so she dismissed school anC
they all went. AARON.
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Hoods SaaJab0NM

Bood's PIlls care liver ~. ths ponirrtt~s.ng asa
sDIy eathartsc % taks WITH Hood's ssrs@gAr.lAr
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Ballard BreeZeS

A number of our citizens took IN
the fair and pronounce II the biggest
thing ever seen in Butler.
W T Hendrickson and l. : keirsey
began taking an inventory of their
stock Monday.
JC Noble p IN. will remove the
Hendrickson store room To the lot
where the post office now stands,
where he and L : Keirsey will sell
goods.
We traded ponies with Dan Embree
and now We get there
Charley Richardson IL home from
his summers vacation, and Is look
inc well
VIII Hendrix and Charley Williams
had ii pleasant return from the fair
last Thursday. no doubt.
Dan Embree and Will Kirrscy each
bought sewing machines oiW T Hen
Erickson.
Born, to the wife Of Lige Daft, ON
the 9th. Il boy. All doing We'll.
Ray Mcdaniel brought us wood
and = J Ray brought us coal, so We
are fixed for the winter.
Rev Murphy. of Kansas come out
and took Miss Becky Andrews to
Butler, where they were married on
the 18th. at high noon. The we'll
wishes of her friends follow them.
Milt Teeter sticks pretty close to
business. If not at the shop you
will find him near the Griggs school
house.
Our postotfice il now located under
democratic roof again.
NJ : and " d keirsey made No. /
rack for hauling hogs.
Geo Price and John Radford traded
wagons, and then George, seeing he
had none. purchased one OF NJ l. En-
bree.
Everett Wendleton drove over to
Urich Saturday on business.
McClenney and family visited rela-
tives in Henry county Saturday and
Sunday.
Hendrickson & Noble hauled several
tanks of Waterfront Wilson : well and
put it in the farmers well for horse
Use.
Water is almost a thing Of the past
| in some of our wells
Geo Haggard, the resting insur-
ance man. went east Saturday morn
ing. He now lives in Shawnee with
his wife's pa.
Mrs ] A Woods was laid up with
the pleurisy, after too much street
fair.
S p Evans drove down one evening
in his red buggy, bringing III his lame
leg.
Born, to the wife of Alva DERIVES
ter, on the 18th a boy; all getting
along fine.
JEH Hooper with two of bis children
are visiting relatives in Caes county
this week, where he expects to find
homes for the children.
NV Anderson 4 Go. repaired the
the house on the Greer farm this
week, where McClenney expects to
move in the spring.
Mr. Gilkerson, wife and daughter
visited in Henry county few days.
NM Maxwell and family went north
Saturday TO visit relatives in Cass
county.
| W.T. Hendrickson sold 4 sewing
machines the last week in business
MI Price took load OF chickens
TO Urich where he shipped to K {.
MI Embree drove down 70 Johns
town Monday.
RRC Cole writes he viii take trip
south where he expects to hunt for a
time.
Zach johnson il convaleseent.
WWHiIl has thefraneior his barn
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TREES,
Apple aud Peach 10 Cents,

Pear, Cherry, Plum and Apricot 25
cents Straw berries so cents a hun
dred, Raspberries and Black berries
81. SO per hundred at SpeeEs Nursery
south side city limits, Butler Mo.
Pie plant for canning purposes cent
per pound. JOHN SPEER
S2-tf. Manager.
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KTnNEV Is a deceptive disease
ar1I thousands have il and
ERUUbLEdon't know It. If VOC

want quick results you can make no
mistake by using DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy. AT
druggists in 50 cent and dollar sizes
SamDIe bottle by mail free, also
pamphlets telling yoa how to find
out if you have kidney trouble.
Address, DR. Kflmer u Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y
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The master was asking questions.
Now. boys" he said, chow many
months have twenty-eisht days?" All
of them," replied sharp lad at once
It'd Bits.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-19
a Man Killed While Attacking a Grip
pie in a Missouri SaloUo.


Mountain Grove, Mo, Oct 13.-m
a saloon row at this place iate lu-I
night Henry Holt was killed and
BransOn was wounded. iiaIt and
Branson. who has only one ~, quar-
relied and Holt attacked tho crippled
man with knife. David HrausoH.
brother of the one legged man. rhoI
Holt five times. 4 sixth shot broke
his brothers arm. Holt h.,- been la
numerous escnpnd"- here. once To-
fore he was laid out for dc..d bv
constable. The man who nd the
shooting had lust reached 81 "n fruIs
Oregon
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know Of ore concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
eumption, Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties Of this great mediciue; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has a.
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarae.
ness and all diseases Of the Throat,
Chest and Lunge are surely cured by
it. Call on E. l. Allen or &. 5.
Lesdbeater & Sons, Druggists, aud get q
free trial bottle. Regular size 80 cts
aud 81. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded
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GOMEZ LIVING Lee A KING.

GOMEZ LIVING LIKE 4 KING.
a Havana letter TO the Philadelphia
North American says
In the hotels and cafes, along she
highways and among all classes of the
people here, the regal state in which
Gen. Gomez has hsen living since be
came in from the juugles is the subject
OF much unisVorsble comment. Gomez is
housed at the Quinta de los Mohnos,
and hss at his immediate command a
ratinue OF moro than $50 men. His
daily expenses amount to nearly 5000
Here are more men attending 10 the
wants Of ,he great ii0erator IL peace
than he had for most OF The time under
his immediate command in I5e cid
war days, and tho cost per day OF
maintaining this princely household
amounts To as much as would safely
have tided over ior . month Cuban
rebs lion in the less prosperour days.
Small wonder thag the natives are
talking. Not that Gomez i5a'i entitled
to the best that is in Cuba, nut the
quick swap from sweet potato under
Iit q y Il pAi'.i. "a bbCNlc Va HdlSl,
mock and 100 lighting meD,to u palace,
$50 servants, and the life OF u Spanish
captain general, is as severe shock TO
the Cucsns ea some think it must be
be stomach OF the rough soldier OF
fortune from San Domingo.
Ia the meantime thousands OF the
Cubars haven't even the sweet potato
underneath the palm, the hammock
and the bottle OF water; and there is q
feeling that IN view Of this state of
affairs Gomez should muster out few
of his servants, bodyguards, fly chasers,
pipe holders. &c, and adopt mode Of
living more in keeping with the pres
ent condition of affairs.
But here another serious problem
coufronts the Cuban officials. Gomez
isn't exactly in the way, but they don't
know what to do with him. AT pres
ent there is 20 position regarded as
sufficiently important to give him, end
in their extremity the Cubans are
hoping the American government will
offer him position es assistant COVER
NOR
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PRECIOUS METAL AND GEMS LOST
No estimate Can be made of the pre-.
oious metal and gems which have WITH
sioop the flames, and lie hidden in the
sm6ers and wrec6age of tbs Windsor
Hotel, IN New York. One family lost
jewelFy valued st $500, 900, and the
total will run up somewhere near a
million. How much has been picked
up and carried away can uever be
known, nor can all ever be recovered
Mrs. Nancy Kirk, who lost her life,
and her daughter, Mrs. Mary KIRK
Haskins, mad !he family j3wels, valued
at more than 100000. with them.
There were scores Of other wealthy
families who lived il the hotel and wi o
lost jewels worth thousands of dollars.
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the 1t day of April. 1899.

at the Royal street entrance TO tho Msrket
Building, in tho said city OF AleXsndria, at
- B. the property conveyed by tho said
dccd of trust; to wit:
l. ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT
OF GROUND, in the said city of Alexandra
situated on the east side of Fsyette street, re-
tween King and Cameron streets, in front Oh
Fayotte street % feet and running east :he
same width rs in front 123 feet 5 inchc1, be-
ing tho promises No. 113 north Faye'te
street.
9 ALL THAT TENEMENT AND LOT
OF GROUND, in the said city OF Alexandria,
situated on the west sido of Patrick street
between Queen and Princess streets. in front
on Patrick street Is feet and running vest
tha same width as in front 90 feet, being
premises No sos north Patrick street.
3. AL THAT TENEMENT adjoining
No. 2 on the. north, ana in front on Patrick
street 10 feet and cunning west the same
width IS in front 90 feet being premises No
$40 Patrick street.
Terms Of Sale: Cash Convcyancing at
the expense OF the pur chaser.
JOSEPH KAUFMANN,
JOHN D. N0RM0YLE, Trustees.
HENRY sBAADEB,
,pb1 re
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chamberIai..,s cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whoopinp
cough ard irfuepZa. l. has become
famous for its cures of these diseases,
over large part OF the civilized world
The most fattering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts of itf
good works; of the aggravating and
perssten; coughs it has cured; otsevere
colds that have yielded promptly to its
soothing effects, and of the dangerous
attacks of Group it has cured, otter
saving the lie of the child. The eX-
tensive use OF it for whoopiDg cougr
bss shown that il robs that disease OF
all dangerous consequences. For sale
by J. H. Jauney, Druggist, 70l King =
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! 1s&aasIrba aze44bJe.
suBl1sEED pAILT AaD wnEE1x a.
Gazette Building. SIC * s12 Prince sr
TERMS

a! 1IanslcnI EuYeTtlaeIlaNi5 :laaa oe pslo l1T
in advance.
Contract advertisers win aot 5e allowed 10 ex-
oe3o thoir spaco unless lao excesa "a pa.d for
at tranaienr rGtes, and Duder no circum'
csaucaS viii hoy be ailooad 10 advcrtise
other taan their legitimate basiaeaz a sh&
space cont.Sctea gof.
Marriage a24 death nu7ios~ nus! be pasd ,oI
IL 4Gvsncs.
q .ospect, 1asOlrtioas adopted - iociatia.
o. persOn2, unless OF public coacorn, viii
only DO printed u thi= psper q a37ortiGa.
nenss.
The G.Szy.T-1 oaico Is coanecsoG sgita Ebe
De!cP mono Ezc4i4nses. --c7ort.sc1oa--5;-, o.
ders icE the paper, news or any infolTst1on
or business Csa - sent ny sclechone.
Entered at .ha noatoE5ce Alozsl2-i2, Virgin,
is, ~ second d-claas Ina5ler.
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As the season of the wear when pneumon

AS the season of the year when pneumonia,
la grippe, sore throat, coughs, colds. catarrh,
bronchitis and lurg troubles are to be guard
ed against, nothing SIS 8 fine substitute" "
will answer the purpose" or lis just as good"
as One Minute Cough Cure. That is the ole
iufarible remedy for all lang, throat or bron'
ch'sl troubles. Insist vigorously upon having
it if something else" Is offered you. Ed gar
War6eld, jr, corner King and Pitt streets.
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DISTURBANCES IN CUBA.

Serious fighting began at Havana
Saturday night between number OF
white sud coiored residents ard some
officers Of the Cuban srmy on tae one
hand and the police on the other, and
the trouble has not yet been ended.
Four officers were killed and xty per-
sons wounded. A negro ball was in
Dro2rass. A large number Of persons
we're present aud q numher Of negro
oflicers Of the Cuban army we're stand
jug on The sidewalk, wbica hey were
completely moncpolizing. A police
man ,me along and actlpg under or
dars made two attempts 90 c'sar the
sidewalk. A negro captain refused to
obey the policeman aud struck him,
whereupoo the latter dubbed the negro.
The crowd then attacked the police
caan, who was diaarmed and badly In
iured Ov his assaiiants. Then the row
commenced
Last night d fierce fight took place
n Caro-. Many persons on roth sides
have been wounded During the dem
onstraticn in favor cj General Gomez
two men displayed Spanish flag. Two
American soldiers attacked the Span
isrds with their fists and knocked theo
out, and the same fate hefell third
sDanierd, Who attempted to assist his
countrymen. This pat an eud to the
trouble
Three duels between Cuban officers,
growing out of the political conflict be-
tween General Gomez and the National
Assembly, are to be fought shortly.
Last night twelve American soldiers
attacked several policemen in Havana.
Two Of the soldiers and q policeman
were wounded, Oae of the soldiers
0ss arrested.
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Trust Those Who Have Tr;ed

suffered from Catarrh of the worst Kind
and nevoc hoped for euro. but Eiy's Cream
Balm seems to do even that-Cscar Ostrom.
45 Warren Ave. Chicago, III.
l suffered from cstarrh; il got so bsd
could not work; used Ely's Cream Balm
and am entirely welL-A c. Clarke, 341
Shawmut ave, Bos on, Mass.
A 10 cent trial sizo or the 90 cent size of
Ely's Cresm Balm will be mailed. Kept By
druggists. Ely BTothers SO Warren street,
Eew York
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mil 6
Bv O'Nesl & Limit. Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE OF
" THE MOST VALUABLE AND De-
sIRABLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY.
The undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by the decree of the Circuit Court of the city
of Alexandria, entered at the September term,
utor of William N. McVeigh. deceased, is
defendants, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, in front Of the promises, On
THURSDAY. MARCH 80, 1899,
at twelve o'clock M. ALL THAT LOT OF
GROUND IMPROVED BY A FOUB-STORY
BRICK BUILDING, situate at tha northeast
corner Of King and Royal streets, Alexandra,
Virginia ard COW occupied by Isaac kich.
berg. he said let being described rs foll' VS.:
8eeinninr at the said corner and running
thence north on Royal street shout sixty.t@o
feet (62') six inches or; thence east fifty
four (54) feet; thence south about fifteen
15) feet thence wsst about fifteen (15) feet;
thence south about forty seven (47l feet six
(6) inches TO King street and thence west on
King street about thirty-nine t39) feet two
(2) inches to Royal street, with all appuEtcn-
ances thereunto belorging.
Terms of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash, aud tho residue thereof in TWO
equal payments at one and Two years, With
interest which Is to bo evidenced hy the
notes of the purchaser, aid secured by the
retention OF the title ard IN insurance policy
on the building
Joint MASON, R., ccmmr,.
FRANCIS L. SMITH M -,
J0H9 NJ JOHNSON -r
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.-lorHEN ENo.. Tu.sNIsa lNGs. &c.
naDo.I2rt2a t S0(p1ty


,csa uzaa, g: SO 'nr Gus
somess u YOUTHS. BOYS and CHILD
REN's SUITS uotil March 1st.
Il you will but stop to consider that our
goods Al regular prices are alwsys the lowest
IL price, and in many instances sold for less
than their real velne, you viii readily per-
coivo that this twenty cents rebate on every
dollar mcaas much more 10 you than casual
glance would indicate.
Remember. our goods are marked in plain
figures, and we return you one-fiflh of The
marked price of any BOYS, YOUTHS
or CHILDREN's SUIT in the house.
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-r.Gas .r thai great cnbau;,-
,..,s Holland from t;ic tsv,i--
hungry SEQ. twas carly -
,.t uu orc v'as rear at hand.
--aa.. when lie :curG il, bat
J- tac action ot thc ratoT wouid
..c before morning, anG W,.-h
--t-e --,b1akreur, itu1catc the
e .-sl.rv h'S own and thou-
.lMcs 50 he Cravely put his
.evass1. and kept Il therc al
a, through t.ayii heip came and
sAs properly stopped. E:c lad
significant is the entrance of
th- human system The be-
-,..-- .hc most terrible ailments are
-.-. .1,y can be easily stopped at the
n. L health is 4 dixie which keeps
f-l stops the inroads of dangerous and
r.-t..uz disease. Whenever il breaks
ea no matter how slightly, there IS an
lr disease to enter IF the open
,, watched. it will grow larger
- sweep OF disease overwhelus
@ health and perhaps life is de-
..-cyer.
your health with DR.. Pierce's
Of - 81, zeal Discovery, and you can
.h You can make your health
ou.watk that disease cannot
cv.ce through which II can creep
..a t.me, Dr Pierce's remedies pre-
r. .-. and more serious troubles.
write daily to Dr. Pierce, telling
these remedies have saved them
hem strong
.a zion causes and aggravates many
a-es It Is speedily cured by
Pleasant Pellets.
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En- Cver Ycarn

a.3 AeD WELL-TRIED 8EmEDY.- Mrs
"usos Soothing Syrup bss been uaod for
cry years IS millions OF mothers tor
'a.r a'drsn while toething, with perfect
-s. I'll soo.hoa the child, softena the gums,
y7 sil psin, cures wind collie and is the
ic-, amody for Diarrhea. Is pleasant 10 ths
stc. 2old 6T Druggists in every part O. the
~-t 5rFoI,y-ayo cents @ bottle. lis TSiue
Is ues'cglsblo. &c suro snd ask ioc Strr. Wlns~
'o~e Soothing 3yrnp s2d sa)ys no othsE kind
ea17 .>d srT7 -
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Happy is tho m-n or woman who can eat
good hearty meai without suffering after
ward If you cannot DO it, take kopoL pYs.
PEpsIA CURE II digoats what yon o"t, and
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