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The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Miss Monte Rogers, OF Fergusonville,
was lovely visitor to friends and rel,
atives in the city this week.
Misses Hattie Whitman and Nav
Million went to Memphis Sunday even.
ing returning Tuesday morning.
We are headquarters for the best
cook stoves and heaters. Lots OF them
at low price. Brandon 81 Baugl.
The ID. NJ. Wilson residence lot. con.
sistlng of = ] acres, good fence. for
sale cheap. Inquire of j. +. Wolfe.
Miss Lizzie Douglass. Of Memphis. ia
visiting III the city and is "A delightful
guest of Capt. and Mrs. Jas. Russell.
a. J.. Grady. assistant accountant
at j. w. Beck e Co.'S. WAS in Mem.
phis this week to have his eyes treated,
The last day of October was an ideal
example of ihr climate of our Sunny
South. 1t was simply delightful wealth.
Ell.
Pettus & Buford pay the highest
price for cotton. and will sell you goods
cheaper than any House in Forrest
City.
a carload of Owenboro wagons, the
best wagon on the market. just re-.
ceiyed and for sale by Russell, Graham
4 Co.
Don't be selfish, If YOU are satisfied
that Old FOllmer whiskey is the best.
tell your friends. Il. {. Folbre Il Co.
sell it.
The change in the weather is quite
gratifying and the crisp mornings
make ones spirit bouyant. Hail Jack
Frost.
Go too. A. Ezell for Fiddle bows,
strings, bridges, chin rests, Banjo and
Guitar stri.gs and all other Musical
Supplies.
Jack Frost lowered very near this
section this morning. 1t is u question
OF drbate whether or not he really visi.
ted this town.
Every new idea, shape. color aud
cloth may be found in our elegant line
of clothing for meh and boys. Bran.
don II Baugh.
Mems Buck GlOves-they are the
best-tie kind you have teen looking
for. Get pair of pettus & Buford ut
bargain prices.
Prof. II. A. Futrall. OF Mariana.
was in the city yesterday. circulating
among friends. aud visited Crowley
Ridge Institute.
The fine $4,000 waterworks system
for Forrest City improvement District
No. l. has been completed and is now
in full operation.
Don't fail to look ut Brandon 4
Baugh's line OF flannel and silk shirt
waists. They can please you in color,
quality and price.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Come to the big free open air isedi
cine show. every day, every night, ON
Front street. Everybody invited Free
to all. One whole week.
Il. l.. Gray. Of Collierville. was in
town Tuesday, looking after his inter.
ests and visiting his son. Mr.. GRAY
has been in i'll health for sometime.
but is improving.
Our stock Of shoes is the largest in
Eastern Arkansas. We have them
for every member of the family at all
prices TO suit your circumstances.
Brandon Il Baugb.
We have just received u nice line of
ladies dress goods. rainy day and golf
suitings, and the prettiest line of Cali
cos on The market. Call and see it.
Trap, Barker Il Go.
We did not buy our Comforts and
Blankets from importers" but from
the largest manufacturers. and hence
can and do sell ut the lowest prices
Trap, Barker Il Co.
Fruit tree agents infest this commu.
nifty annually. They are wiley, and
are closely related TO lightning rod
agent for shrewdness. The unsophis
ticated should beware.
For u stylish, up-to-date shoe buy n
pair ct The Bostonian." made BY
Smith X Stoughton. and sold in For.
rest City by Russell. Graham Il Co.
There are none better.
Mrs. 4. 4. Gray and son who had
been visiting relatives and friends in
Brinkley for Il few days returned We'd
nesday morning. he young man is
suffering with tOnsilitis.
c. A. Ahlstedt and family are in the
city. MIR. Ahlstett will complete his
residence on the hill aud after NoyerR-
Der !. will reside here. lie was quite
SICK Monday with chill.
There are no better values than those
offered by Pettus 4 Buford in Trunks.
Valises, Telescopes, SatchelS, etc.
They have n large assortment from
which to make yOar selections.
Messrs. A. Meyer and NJ. Isaacs
went to Memphis Wednesday evening
to attend a meeting OF the Masonic
lodge in that city, ut which . mason
was raised to the sublime degree.
Hundreds OF dollars worth OF silks |!
1t will do your eyes good to look at
our stock which is simply great. All
the latest shades and colors. and pop.
ular prices. Brandon Il Baugh.
The most complete and beautiful line
Of Lace and Embroidery ever shown in
Forrest City, just received direct from
importer. NAV be inspected mt Russell,
Graham Il Co.'S Mammoth store.
Tie line of goods handled by r. e.
Folbre Il Co., prOpriet0rs. is AN up-tO
date resort. where the very hest Wines,
Liquors and Cigars are dispensed by
polite and courteous attendants.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Spun glass Innings are beautiful. they
are popular, and there are none more
gratifying. We have them in great
variety OF beautiful shades. Brandon
X Baugh.
rand Mrs. Shap Horn and son
came over from Memphis Saturday on
4 visit to relatives and friends. Mr..
Horn returned Sunday, while Mrs Horn
will remain the guest Of her sister Mrs
Stone, for il few days.
We acknowledge "a pleasant call from
Profs. Mathis and Spencer, of Crowley
Ridge Institute, yesterday afternoon.
They are clever gentlemen, and are be.
ing highly ccmplimsnted upon their
success ut the Institute.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Old Volmer Whisky put up by jesse
Moore Hunt Co. il pnrr and whole.
some. For sale by +. Z. Foibre 4 Co.
Forrest City, Ark.
Church NJ the Good She pherd-Ser.
vice sunday, II >. M, AMI $50 y. m
Sunday School $50 =. m. Service,
Monday $50 r. m.
Mrs. Jim Williams, Of Wynue. viz.
tied in the city this wsek, charming
guest vt the homie of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. V. Il. lizard.
Leave orders with Tom Parham at
Geo. L. Taylor 4 Co. \ office when you
want hauling " any kind, in or out Ut
the city. W. u. Mann.
Henry Houston and Mrs. Thompson.
OF Widenpr, were married "Wednesday
in Squire L. I. Rsiford's Office, Squire
j. b. Sanders officiating.
The w. B. Corset, sold exclusively
by Russell. Graham II Co., comfort
ably fits either short o.. long waists.
The best corset OH earth.
Miss Leila Britton, Of Haynes, spent
Saturday night and Sunday morning
in Forrest City. She was Ell route to
Memphis for u short stay.
We are pleased to learu that the con.
dition Of Miss Lula Davis is greatly
improved. aud that she is on "A fair way
to regain her wonted health.
Madame f. Boyle is headquarters for
al, al Ia. t...t.
a large invoice just received. are being
sold at remarkably low figures.
If you wish n Holiday, Wedding or
Anniversary Present, ia gold. silver.
cut glass, etc. call at Brady's Jewelry
Store, North Washington street.
WANTED-An energetic young
man To travel The Road. Must live in
the city and come well recommended.
Address Box II. Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Spencer. OF Fayetteville. who
was recently elected AN assistant teach.
er in ;he &. X. l. arrived Tuesday M Il
is ut home with Capt. and Mrs. RUSSELL.
We have just received large ship
ment of Hats, including u big stock IL
the famous Star brand, in all latest
shapes and colo:s. brandon & Baugh.
DO you notice the distinct and
pleasant ilavor possessed by The ''Oid
V"lmer" wh'skry, IL Is the result of
purity. TIC. EolIre & Co, Forrest City.
Ark,
Miss Mable Williams left Monday
tor Nashville, Tenn. where si3 will
enter school. She WAS q, compaiiisd ~
f.r MS Memphis bs hsr sister. Mias
Euia.
. a = TO RxA.
Bear, the II The Kind M Aita AlwsIs Bought
Signature sa GNENx
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Mrs. Proctor, living on the Jack Da-
Wis farm, south of town, died last Fri
day and her remains were sent tn ILL.,
nOis for interment. She had been i'll
but a short time. and leaves a husband
and one child TO mourn their loss.
w. 4. Sanders has bran new line
OF Glassware and Lamps. lie is max
ing u speciality OF these goods for a
short time. Ii you need anything Of
the kind you should examine his stock
which 10 very neat and attractive.
Forrest City is good town. A good
brass band will give us more life. En-
courage the young men who have ON
foot u laudable move to reor9xnize the
band. Fan the flame 0f enthusiasm
with snail monthly donation. and
enjov the inspiration Of u rousing g,,od
concert occasionally. You won't re-
gret it.
All the modern drinks are dispensed
by competent artists ut the Magnolia.
Fine old Kentucky and Tennessee
Whiakies. imported and domestic
wines. gins and Cigars are served over
the bar. r. e. Folbre Il Co. invite
your trade and will appreciate the
closest investigation Of the merits Of
their goods.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

w. Il. Sanders is still giving tickets
with every cash purchase which EMIT.
les the holder to choice OF n great w.
riety Of pieces of Glass and Queens
ware. These goods are given away alb
sOlutely free.
Rev. Haddock closed the series Of
tent meetings last Thursday, and left
for other fields. His work here Was
eminentiy satisfactory, and will no
doubt result in the erection of another
church building.
The ladies of the Christian church
desire US to announce that they will
serve sumptuons Thanksgiving din.
ner on Thanksgiving Day. the proceeds
to 80 To that organization. Place will
be announced later.
We bought Blankets aud Comforts
last April direct from the largest i'm.
porter in New York and before the nj.
vance. We are retailing them vt the
present wholesale price. See for your.
self. PErTUs Il BUFOHD.
A thrilling and intensely interesting
Southern Drama, entitled !" After the
War. will be presented vt the Becker
" Lewis Opera House Tonight by the
Travers- Vale Company. Don't miss
1t, the specialties are good.
Mr.. Lyman Neel is now connected
with Atkins e Horne AS salesman. A
young man III graceful department and
sterling business qualifications. his ~.
sociation with this big hardware Grin
cannot be otherwise than pleasant.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02
$50 REWARD $50

Fifty dollars will be paid to anyone
who can find a better line of whiskeys
in any saloon in the State than is kept
at the Magnolia.
Call and examine and be convinced.
T.. e. FoLBHE x Co,
Proprietors.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

House and Lot for Sale-Iouse con.
tains ave rooms. hall and two cellar
rNons: Lot 13:x132 feet. Apply to
Mrs. Henry Jennings. On premises. or
Robt. Myers, at tirobmyer's mcnt store.
Fusaeli, Graham & Co. have just re-.
ctived large new stuck IL the ceie-
brated Smith X Stough,on shoes fer
men. Every pair IL fully guaranteed.
Buy n pair and you will wear no other.
Whites Cream Vermifuge removes
| the unhealthy tissue upon which worms
thrive it brings, and quickly, "A healthy
condition of body. where worms cannot
exist. Price % cents. Webb II San
ders.
Misses Helen and Annie Bilheimsr.
OF Little Rock. who had been East
| since June. were guests of the family
of Squire J Il. Sanders the latter part
Of last week. They were Tn route
home.
Dave Davis has accepted u position
with w. L. Evans. as sal-sman. Dave
is ~ hustler and his numerous frirEds
will 6nd him all smiles and courtesy
behind the counters OF this popular
grocery.
Examine the w. Il. Corset for your.
self at Russell, Graham Il Co. 1t is
durable and comfortable; the bones
and steels will not push through. When
you have wcrn one w. Is. you will have
no other.
Mr.. b. +. McCrary. OF Forrest CITY.
Ark. has accepted the position Of book.
keeper and manager for X. Il. Gaydsn's
furniture store. We welcome Mr.. Nc
Crazy 10 our city. Win0na Miss.
Democrat.
When YOU feel that life 70 hardly
worth the candle take q desc OF Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like new man. Webb
Il Sanders.
DIR. Oppenhsimer. Of GALVESTON. Tex.
a.. il in our city 10 sell hia hhe al med.
icine on our streets. The lkEtor was
here thee yesfs aye, ami NOW he in
tends staying One week. lie hns open
ed III Office Ia the helspr Hotel, anu lie
invites oil sick FOLKS to call on him.
Examinations are free.
We canuoe ME space 70 Ssii you OF
the great variety Of articles in our
Aaae unss We coil only mention the
lines. Cone a0l 1T Us ohoW vnu our
steck OF ge0so. eelesdafs, houks. al
euiAs, ihaeeoh6e. enps Ash sancprs.
deek furnlDhlhes. usetU snA work has
kets. mu0ecol instruments. psvr,. rirs,
etc, etc. Tue Ueock - loses and in
tefeatisE. Lsa6s0llS . vsdakin.
.-.: 80 ,xEHs;Hss; s,,,,
'r::'" &s,MS
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-02

Pr0prietors.
Plant a tree.
Millinery at Boyle's.
EVANS HANDLES ToYs.
Read the big Newsstand ad.
Dig up and burn the dog fennel.
You can get it at the Newsstand.
Put up the Thanksgiving Turkey.
Full Line Pickles at Nicely & Cos.
Fresh Oysters at Trice & Altman's.
Remember the tree planting Monday
Fresh Saratoga Chips at Nicely & Cos.
erred Atkins was in Memphis Monday
Boiled Ham, SOC Id. Trice & Altman.
Everybody wants to revive the band.
Silver Novelties all kinds at Brady's.
Buy rugs aud lap robes CT Brandon
Il laugh.
The public school is in a nourishing
condition.
buy rough lumber Of Russell, Ora
ham Il Co.
Wedding Presents in great variety
at Brady's.
Thursday, November Goth is Thanks.
giving bay.
Col I.andvoigt paid the Bluff City n
visit Sunday.
Send the children to Pettus & Blu.
ford for caps.
After the War" at the opera
house tonight.
Forrest City should have . crack
foot ball team.
rNew CROP Sugar House Molasses.
Al Neelv h Co.'S.
Ask to see our e so table napkins.
brandon 4 Bansh.
Bolted Snow What - it? See
Trap, barker 4 Co.
Boltsl SnOw-Best Flour made.
Trap, Barker 4 Co.
Brick. suitable tor inside chinnneys,
at s. per 1000. at +. I. Gray's.
Il. X. Anderson. of Widener. was
registered at the Belser yesterday.
For the best new.ground plow on
the market. go " Russell, Graham n
Co.
DIR. u. r. Terry. Of Brinkley, visited
home folks and friends in the city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Folhre were Wis.
Ting and shopping in tho Bluff City
Tuesday.
Canned Vegetables, Canned Meats.
canned fruits aud fancy candies At Nee.
ly Il Co.'S.
Nr. y. w. Lambert and little son. Of
yesterday.
AIR. and Mrs. +. Turley went to
memphis Wednesday to trade and SEE
lie siglts.
Erasers for pencil bots and finger
marks-something new-jc, at the
Newsstand.
Miss Mollie Gray went to Whtmo,s
Sunday and will finish the school term
at Blackflsh.
To make good bread. YOU must have
good Flour. Use BOlted Snow. Trapp,
Barker Il Co.
Il. II. Winfield Il Co. the fashionable
miillntrs. carry "a line of handsome
htckties fOf unpi
NJ. j.. Monroe began work on his new
Residences Monday. 1t will be IA model OF
architectural beauty.
squire John W. Hall, OF Widensr, has
oeeh IN the city several days this week
co'!ectihg levee taxes.
Judge IIempnway. Of Little Rock.
,Mrae distinguished visitor to our city
tuesday on business.
A.J.MeDaniel has accepted position
.enilofaily on the i.svee Engineering
.''ps al Grayson, Ark.
Sly irapp, Barker Il Co.'S. Bottled
~. honr. Every barrel fully guar
""'eed' Free delivery.
hcie Newt B,num was an interest
~ Is'tirr 10 the democratic talk at
TUE courthouse yesterday.
everything that Ii good to emt-ap.
60 oranges. Rtntrs. bahamas, Chtese
''"eAefs. etc. AT Nicely n Co.'S.
~ N". ARE i"king for the latest coli
".s va Waist a,nuels, yuu will lind them
"' our store. brandon II Baugh.
Nrs' belser and son, Lawrence, went
~ memphis Tuesday. Lawrence is
a"ne''nR ir"m weak eyes and is under.
III " b treatment for the affection, in
GA - TozrA.
Bears the The Kind You Han Ilxas Dsah.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
WON'T ASK FOR BIGGER ARMY.

New York, November 90 High OIL
oials connected with the.war department,
it is announced In the Tribune despatch
from Washington, say that they are not
going to ask Congress- for u permanent
enlisted strength OF 100, 900 men for the
regular army or for an addition 90 the
number OF officers now on the army lists
1t Is lsarned from authoritative sources
in the department. that a bill is being
prepared which will be presented to Con
gress, providing for permanent mini
mum strength of 80, coo men in the regu-
lar army and at the same time comforting
authority on the President to double this
number In case of need to 100. 600. This
is to bs done, not by forming new regi-
ments. but by adding enlisted men to
the organized companies without at al
increasing the number of commissioned
officers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
AUXILIARY CHURCH WORK.

The. Mems Fraternity OF the West Con-
gregational church held most successful
meeting, Monday evening, despite the
rain. There were more than forty men
present to listen TO the address by Score
tary Garland of the Y. Nj. q. A., who
spoke most entertainingly on the work
being done throughout the Unis ed States
by the 100 railroad departments of the
Young Mems Christian Association
The work now represents $4,000 railroad
men who are employed on all the largest
railroads of the country. Mr.. Garland
spoke OF the history OF the movement
since its Inauguration in Cleveland in
1872, and dwelt at length on the last an
nual convention held In Philadelphia last
October, a convention attended by /, 400
delegates. Mr.. Garland spoke briefly of
the local association as representing the
general lines of work conducted In these
Garland's remarks a musical programme
was rendered, consisting Of vocal solos
by MIR. Frank Eaton, plano solo by Mr..
Walter Merrill. and duet by Misses
Hattie Shaw and Elizabeth True.
This organization has recently been
started by the men connected with the
church ana parish, and now has an en-
roiimsnt of II members. The officers are
as follows; President, Rev. j. X. Board
man; vice president, E. P. Merrill; cor
responding secretary, O A. Skillings;
recording secretary. Il. A. Stoddard;
treasurer, Ralph Downing. Chairmen
Of committees: Membership. j. IL.
, MountfoFt; social and entertainment, K.
O. Milliken; usher, H. U. Robinson;
musical and literary, Chas. E. Howes;
reading and game room, Geo. ID. Brown ;
religious work or ANDREW and Philip, -
Deacon Jason II. Shaw. 1t promises to
be strong factor in the work of the
church in the community.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21

cathedral proportions and Il win be not
only the finest eoclssiastic structure In
Maine, bat. IL rs believed, the finest IN
New England.
The Dominican fathers are the movers
In this affair and IL will replace the
present church edifice connected with the
monastry on Bartlett street. The capacity
OF the present church ediiics. one Of the
largest In Maine, is altogether too
small TO Accommodates the great and
growing parish where these Dominican
fathers are at the head.
The present St Peters church Will be
torn down and the new one erected on
the same site. 1t viii bear the name OF
Saints Peter and Paul church.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
THE RIGHTS OF CATS.
A salt Brought Because Man sho'
Two of Them.

In the Superior Court yesterday the
case OF Am prose @. Lothrope We. Leavitt
Brothers s. Co.. the jury returned YER
dict for plaintiff for sz8.
Alberta II. Prince VS.. Sumner Loveitt,
This is suit to determine the rights OF
oats. The plaintiff claims that the de-
fendant shot two Of her cats wantonly
and wilfully, and wants to know II
he has the right to do this. The defe nd
ant admits that he shot the cats, but he
claims they were on his premises and ID
the act Of killing his chickens ut the tim
of the shooting, He says that Willard is
overrun with cats, and he has lost many
chickens in this way. The court ruled
as matter of law that the defendant had
no right to shoot the cats unless he was
compelled ito use that amount of force In
order to save his chickens at that par
ticular time from being killed.
Verdict for defendant.
ID. A. Meaher for plaintiff
v. q. Wilson for defendant.
Portland Camera Company vs.. Brag-
don Brothers. This is an appeal case In
which the plaintiffs bring suit to recover
of the defendants, who were in the shoe
business at Wsstbrook, s24, for one dozen
cameras. The defendants claim that the
cameras were taken under guarantee,
and that they did not turn out to be as
represented, that the shutters did not
work properly and they would not take
good pictures.
During the progress OF the trial the
case was Withdrawn from tho Jury and
settled between the parties.
Scott Wilson for plaintiffs.
William Lyons for defendants.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
aREEI.EY INSTITUTE.

Tbe fall term at Greeley Institute, Cum
berland Center, closed Friday, November
1sAh. after a very successful term Oh
twelve weeks. The final event OF the
farm was the prize speaking CONTEST
which was listened to by very large
and appreoiative audience. The pro-
eramme was as follows:
Music
Prayer
I nus,u Wallace Bruce
Frederick Symmetrical Osgoou.
Monas Waters. noi'
Lula Jordan Doughty.
Dumb He'll Drill ntan
Annie Doughty. Pianist; Emma Mgr.
rill. Leader; Mabel Bianonaru, N Mar'
Dunn. Minnie DolloH, Blanche Msr'
riII. Lizzie Crockett. Philip Merrill,
Ionn Hansen, Bernard Stubs, Hazel
Wilson, Marion Doughty. Hattie An
dereon, Isabelle Merrill, GeneyieVe
Norton, Hermann Sweetsir, Alfred
I,eQrow, Walter Barter.
An Uncut Diamond. Anon
clifford Stiles Blanchard
The Book Canvasser, uoA
Mildred Blanche Copp
Uncle Melliok Dimes with His Master,
Ernest EIwood Strout
Ma-ouar,ta EVELYN Noble Schroeder
& ertrude DEMO Mcbride.
The Fight with the Aurochs,
olive Christine Crickett.
,,obbv Shaftee Homer Greene
Gertrude Agnes Wilson
Inc Loss of this Arctic, oeeone .l
Everett Woodbury. Hamilton
Indian Club Dr;ll
Grace Duran Pianist: Ernest Sweessir,
LEADER: Eli Burnell, Gertrude VIII
son, Henry Merrill, Nellie Thurston,
Christine Cricket, Clifford Blanoh'
ard. Anna Farwell, Lizzie Copp, Yer
trude Mcbride, Ralph West, Eva
Doughty.
A Tribute to Massachusetts,,
Robert Ralph Anderson.
The Little Black eyed Rebel, Anon
Marion Lovina Hamilton.
the Horse Trade, Edward q. Wesoott
Ernest Osgood Syeetsir.
Music
The committee consisting OF Hon.
LlewelIyn Barton, Frank Ii. Haskell,
ESQ. and MIR Ihncoln l.. Cleaves, award
ed the first prize for the young ladies' TO
Olive Christine Cricket; the first prizs
for tie young men to Ernest Elwood
Strout. The committee on class drills,
DIR. Moulton, Grace Merrill and Charles
Jenkins decided In favor OF the Indian
Club squad First prize in English Com
posltion goes to Emma Merrill. and the
second prize to Jennie Farwell. Simon
HamIin, A b. the principal OF the
school, is giving excellent satisfaction II
this position, and has been recently eleos
ed superintendent of schools of Cumber
land in the place Of Mrs. Cora b. True
resigned,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
ALvoRD HELD TO GRAND JURY.

New Yorg, November 20.--Cornelius
L Alvord, Jr., former note teller in the
First National bank, who is accused Of
smbezzling $3.50. QUO from that institution,
was held today to await the action of
the grand jury by U. 5. Commissioners
Shields.
10 ID understood that Alvord will be
indicted Immediately aud his case will be
put on the calendar for the term begin
min the second Wednesday In December,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-21
A Village Blacksmith Saved
His Little Sons Life.

Mr.. IL. II. Black, the we'll known VII
lage blacksmith at Grahamsyiile, Sulli-
van Co.. N. Y, says. "Our little son,
five years old, has always been subject to
Group, and 30 bad have the attacks been
that we have feared many times that he
would die. We have had the doctor and
used many medicines, but Chamberlain 6
Cough Remedy Is now our sole reliance.
IL seems to dissolve the tough muous and
by giving frequent. doses when the croupy
symptoms appear we have found that the
dreaded Group is CURED before 1t gets set
tled.n There is no danger in giving this
remedy for it contains no opium or other
Injurious drug and may be given as con-
fidently TO o babe as to an adult. For
sale by Heseltine, S87 Congress ST Ste.
vens, l07 Portland st.; Goold, Congress
Square, and Raymond, Cumberland Mills.