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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-06-22

In the face OF all this the republican
platform will congratulate PRESIDENT
Mckinley upon his able AMI wise ao-
ministratlon and point out TO the
Cubans how lucky they are 10 be re-
le ased from Spanish oppression.
VIII whitewash Cossress'
With congress out Of the way the re-
publicans are busily preparing for
their national convention and for the
platform which sha4 carefully gloes
over the shortcomings Of the recent
congress.
1t will deal largely in promises. a
number OF mea sures like the ANTITRUST
bill. the Nicaragua canal bill ana the
eight-hour bill were purposeiy put
through the house and held up in the
senate so that they would serve as
hooks on which TO hang promises.
For instance the people will be prom
;sed that trusts will be restrained II
the republican party is returned to
power.
Al the same time the trusts will be
assessed because Mark Hanna has con-
siderately looked after them and pre-
vented any legislation which might EN-
barrass them. Twenty such examples
OF striker" legislation might be cited'
1t is expected. however, by the repuo-
lican leaders that the voters VIII oe
completely fooled by this clever ruse.
Democrats United.
The democratic convention at Kan
sas CITY. on the other hand, VIII voice
the protest of the people against the
republican lawlessness. extravaganza
and recklessness. Democrats all over
the country stand united for cam
pairn OF principle. They are attract
ing TO the party every voter who wants
a constitutional government as op
posed 10 Imperialism and militarism
They are attracting those who wan
an honest and impartial administra
ton of the laws, as contrasted VIII
the fragrant abuses and violations o
law which have characterized this &C
ministration.
| DtI II A v~srERGON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-06-22

Smiles--,What arc you doing sor ;
living now, old man?
Giles JlreAthing.-Chicago Ess1ine
Newa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-08

Schedule il effect June !. 1900
Leave Washington froa station cu-uer Of View
jersey Avenue ard { Street.
Ecr Chicago ard Northwest. Nes-ibuicd Limit
CO trains 1910 q n, SOS p r.. daily
For Cincinnati, s. Louis and Indianapolis. *
p1ess. l0-O5 A. Nestibuiod Limited S-s5 P
express l-lQ night, Gsily-
Fer Pitts5u-g and Cleveland. DO a. IT, s.S3
2. n and I-2o II, daily.
For Columbus 800 p H. daily
For Winchester ard way stations. SIS T. Il,
S-s5 2 m, and I'D p n
Fer LuT1y. SIS p n Gzily.
For Bzltiuore. week dps. KISS. 500. 6-Sa.
N7.05. 17:I0. xs.s0 SIS xs:s0 xl0:s0 a. m.
Xl1-l0 T.. l2;l5. xI-i0. X5O0. Xi-9J xs-S0. as.
15-iS. x5-i3s N5-S5, x5--O. 6-s9, Xs-C3. Xlos,1.
us Kiss ?, Il suna-ys, &2;S5 x;:o.
So go, z3-3o 4.35. x5-05. x5.l0, GO. xs-o0.
Il0-s0. XlI-S0. XII % p.
For Arrapolis. 40 !. r.. ard BIS P T. s1a-
Gays, So A. m, IS p n
Fer Frcderick, week days, SIS a. m, Io-Sa.
$50, $50 p n. Sundays, 900 n. lis ?.
Fer Hzgerstovu, 'Io-o5 a. n and So p n
Fer Boyd and way points, week days SIS
= n. 4-sU. $50 T.05 p n Sundays. 900 a II,
lis. 7-05 p n
For Caithersbury sid way points. week days.
$50 = n. 1880 SIS. SO. 500. SO. .-o5.
ll-2J p n Sundays, 800 g. n, lis. 500. @.
I0-l5 p n
For Washington Js-nrticn ard way points. week
days. s-S5 = n. 4.S1. $50 ? n Sraozys,
For Chzaiauqla Beach, $50 a n, $50 p II,
week Gays; 80 a m. Sane4ys-
Royal Blu L LINE
Al trains illuminated VITA PinsSeh Light
Fer Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK. EOS
ton AID the East week dsys. 2-Sj 7-05 DINER.
$50 tBufe1), 1000 (Dize-1. A. n. l2-l9.
(DinCr). Ito lDineT)- 500 Royal Limited.
Exclusively Pullman Train Dining Car, 800,
SIS Dining Cal, 500 and Il-So p n (SIeep-
ing Car open At 1900 'c.Ockl- sundays. as.
7.O5. eco a n 1910 nom. 40 Dining Cars.
500 57CJ Dining Cars. 500 and II sc ?. sleep
ing car open y o'clock
Pa1lOE Cars CT al cay trains
Fer Atlantic City. 1000 = m. l2-l0 noon.
and I-l0 and 500 p week days I2-I0 noOR
Sundays
Fer Cape Nay. week days. I2-I0 and ITO ?. n
Except Sunday XEIpTess trains
Baggage called fcr and checked frorn hote,s AMI
/ res:6srces By Union Transfer Co orders let-
u ticket ofsices 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue nortA-
I west New YORK Avrnue ard 18th street, and II
Eepct Telsphoue ticket ofEces flT B. : o. Fec
Z tric Automobile CABS
r n. UNDERWOOD D. B. MARTYR.
ID Vice President. Mgr Pass Traf1c-
--d Cen Ma-ss-r~
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FOR sALE-sUBURDkx.

FOR SALE-HyattsyiIle. only 4 minutes walk
from steam and electric cars new 5-rOom
dwelling on one acre lot, surrounded by beautiful
oaks: soil especially adapted for gardening: a
bargain at 81 200; terms easy. ROGERS & ROC
Frs. HyattSvilIe. Jcs-St. en-
FOR SALE-Larye building lots at BaiIst0n. on
electric Inc: 2 miles frOTa Washington; Sc
fare: price 500 per lot; terms, s. cash, halzncs
81 per month"; III per cent of for cash JAMES
E CLEMENTS, 1921 ST NV Jc4-6t. EN-
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SUBURBAN,

FOR SALE-Seven-reom dwelling in HyattsviIle :
large lot; barn, stable, chicken house. shade.
aowers garden; cheap. s2o0o; monthly payments.
DTCKETf & DENT, tS5 + st.
FOR SAI.Ez-New z-room dwelling; halls ::
shade; garden. fruit. I acre OF land; 10 IaiEu,es
walk tom electric cars. near city; S3,j65; eass
terms. DCCRETT q DENT. 6s5 It
FOR SALE-Acre lots. neSr electric care, at
HvattsviIle: forest shade; good elevation; fine
water; cheap; easy terms; H.UEey 10 build.
DUCKFTT & DENT. GS5 + st jest
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BISINESS-ln Te
Estate Of CHARLES W SCHELL, Deceased
No. af73. Administration Docket %
Application having been made % the supreme
Court OF the District { Columbia. holding SPEC
aI term for Orphans Court business for pro5zte Of
the last VIII and testament and Cod:ci's and f1-
letters testarnenfary on said estate. By Mary
Frances ScheH. Il Is orsred this 9th day Of June.
1900. thar notice Is hereby given % Mrs. Bessie
Allen and Samuel {. Hoffman. and % all others
concerned. 10 appear in said court on TUESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY A. u. 1890 At ]
O'CLOCK P. NJ. 10 show cause why such appii-
cation should not be granted This notice shah
be published in tae Washington Law Reporter
and Washington TIMES oace in each Of three
cessive weeks before the return day therein men
tioned-the first publication 70 b. not icss THAI
thirty dsys before ssid return Gsy.
CHaS c. COLE. Justice
Attest:
LOUIS 4 DENT. Register Of Wills
JOSEPH r FAGUE, JOHN {. CUTTINGS. -Attor-
neys for Applicant jes,l5,22
N JUSTICE COURT. BEFORE JUSTICE LENS
J. U'NEAL, A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE N
AND FOR THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
DANIEL p. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff. IS. EARLE
TURNER. DCfendSur. At Law No. 2gS5s.
4 summons in due form having been issued oct
CT this c1-rt 10 lawful constable Of this District
for the sad Gefendant. and the same having bees
by said constable returned Net found" Il i
hereby ordered that sid defendant cause his az
pcaraace TO be catered herein on before tie I'D
DAY OF JUNE 1909. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
otherwise the case viii be proceeded with
IN case OF Gefauit-
Justice oi the Peace. District OF Columbia
ie1,s.B
u THE SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
OF COLOMBIA. HOLDING 4 SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHlxNS' COURT BCsINEsS-In r.
Estate of Ann STACY OWENS. Deceased.
NJ. gal Administration Docket u.
Application having been made 20 the Supreme
Court OF The District Of Columbia. h0ldIng a
special term fer Orphans Court business for pro
bste q the last viii and testaulerr and cosiclS,
AID Tor letters -tsstsmoutary said estate. by
james Z. Owens. il l. ordered this 3lst day Of
Siay. $780, THAI notice IS hereby given 10 joan IT,
Owens Mary Elizabeth Owens, and Willard Davis
and 70 an Others concerned. 70 appear in said
court on TUESDAY. The THIRD DAY Of July,
\ D. 1902 az ! O'CLOCK p N, 20 show eausc
Wby such application should net be granted
Tnis notice shall be published in the Wash
orce in each Of three successive weeks before IN
return cay therein nsu;ioBaG-the first piibii-
cation 10 be net less thsn thirty days before and
return Gay.
CHAs C. COLE, Justice.
Louis A. DENT. Resister Of wills
JOSEPH r. FAGUE, Attorney tor Applicant
FoR RENT-sTxPLES
FOR RENr-Large yard in rear Of rsi5isI7 N
| - :; h@- l---S''s'''
ron REST-OFFICEs-
.4K EhxT-KoOms in buildiIg. sss F st. wv
| shssp tent spaly 70 ". J. Dante ffufca
l rs Bies.. 10th and D st- sPas-a
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FOR sALE-FAHMs.

trR sALE-THE EVANSVILLE FARaf ~ Hats
Vile. Nd; Al acres of excellent soil in high
state Of cultivation; fine shade and water: DWELL
ing, 10 rooms and bath hot and cold water; 4
room tenant house, barn. st1bics. earriage
ice. and poultry houses; also fine horses. car
riages, farming implements, > COVE, hogs.
poultry. etc; must be seen 20 be appreciated
Price, Si6.0ea $1,000 without personal y.
ROGERS & ROGERS, HyattsviIle, Nil 10
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
FOR SALE-Do YOU want 20 by 4 home
Investment: I have q great number Of ho'lsrs.
fats that ! can scil cheap, and on weekly easy
terms. II you want bargains CAL and see ;
CARR. 1855 Nd ave. me- open IA : p. m
jest en-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNT HOLLY HoUSE-Eighty miles down PO-
tomae; oysters fish. and crabs; mineral
springs; sail and row boats free. MRS J. C.
DAVIS. Mount Holly, Va ie7-2w.em
COUNTRY BOARD; quiet country place. z mile
nom town; good board; terms, SIS per month.
7. o. BON lSi, Front Royal, Va. je7-7s
TIE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, formerly the
lexington, Sd and 7 sts ne, will open to
summer boarders June !; rooms may be seen
ard engaged. iel.lmo
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
~-----~~-~---~-~-~-~--~-s--~
SIGNS SIGNS SIGNS, Modern sign work at
moderate prices WILLS. 9O2 d ST ics-St
DANCING PRIyATE-WISs LEONARDO. Premiere
Danseuse. 1913 18th ST. nv; only 10 days more
lett 20 take lessons before Mss Leonardo leaves
for the Dancing Teachers Convection; embrace
the opportunity ies-it
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING Co. 1881 7th 81
NV; clocks, watches iewelry, and music boxes
repaired cheap and gUsrsnteedi send postal, WI
can fer and deliver free je6u
BAD Bills COLLECTED or 10 charge Il D.
GORDON. AstoTney-St-Lsw, ISS5 + 81 NV.
le4-ot
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81:
machines Cor rent BY week month az OP
PENHEIMER'S AEB HONE AGENCY, So 9th s.
Nv. my24 lrno
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, 81 JULIUS Co
HEN, IlOf 9Th ST nv. ny2l-u EN-
hoods Baking Powder. Worlds Best S, 10 l5c.
mys-;t
BOoKBINDING AND PRINTING-Binding enc
volume magazine, % cents other binding
equally cheap printing 800 cards. ; eentS;
ether printing equally as cheap. WILLIAMS. Cd
9Th ST Nv. Charles " DoEden- GanaCer.
fe2-u
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FOR sALE-Piano; cheap Enquire at 40 Cor
cOran ST. ios-St
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az EENT-Kooms in bnildiES. s33 ST Nv
heap ;ent sp3ly 10 " j DANTE. IIufca
s Bieg., 10th and d st@ sP2a-t.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

ono 173g Conn ave Item
WANTED-Cooks for Delaware and New Hamp-
shire; light chambernaid. Ocean Grove; er-
rand boy city: chamhermaids and nurses: few
good places free. 1918 y. Y. ave. Item
WANTED-Nlu for Office saleslady, So; also lady
5 copyist. 5l5 18th St NV, first floor. il
NANTED-Two colored Catholics. male or female.
to earn SIS per week. ROOM >, 62l 9TH s.
nv. cali 10 IL J. H. le1-St
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

'sSTED~E girl to do general housewOrk Apply
II26 10Th 81 NV. Item
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LOST.

LOST-A lsrge gold link watch chain with skele-
ton head charm, THURSDAY evening Liberal
reward Il returned e Az . St NV Jss3t
LOST-Boys' bicycle, e0-inch wheel: Crescent.
IN Is29 C0rcoraR ST. Monday night. reas-
onabie reward for It's return je7-3t. en-
LOST Black Cocker Spaniel dog; Jack; no collar.
Reward. 2IlS 18th 81. NV. je6-3t, IN
LOST-MOnday, forenoon, pair gold-mounted eye
glasses 100 Q ST; reward jcS-St. en-
LOST-PersOn taking package Of gentleman's
derwear from ST cars June kindly address
Box S95, this Office. ie6St
LOST-AH old money bag. 18th ST Sc. with
check and from SO 10 SO "A cash Suitable
inward if returned u J. T. SCiW ARZMANN, I4l6
ID 81. Jc6-2t
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ION sALE-HOUsES.

Apply at Office for Weekly BulIstin.
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" ANTFD- Experienced waitress SIG ST. NV.
Item -
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-ICl-tssE. > cents per load UNITED STsTE-
STORAGE Co, 40 18th st. M. is 3,
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wKNTED-A yourg girl for homework and pyrse;
wages s. Call 1925 Riggs 81 NV jeo 2, EN-
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule il effect June I. 1900.
Lave Washington froa station cc-rer %
HNa-rra
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-08

FOR SALE-West Of Chevy Chase four bsau.ifsl
lots; frst-elass neghborheod; beautiful houses:
low price; near District line FRANK SHORTY
Tenleytown and Glen Echo Junction. jest en-
Tor sALE-Ivy City, lot iOOx20O, Sc, or will sub
divide. II st. re. je7-St
GIT ONE o: those lots on Condsst Road: finest
in the District for she money; monthly pay.
rcnts 10 suit; money leaned 10 builc: send Cor
booklet; free CLARK BROS, COS 18th ST. pE.
nyl0-luo.sn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-08
wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-I00 local and travelling salesmcR for
the worlds 4 greatest books. STANDARD Die
tou4ry,'' Peoples CycloPcdia," "Ellis Standard
L. : History" and the new Library OF Amer
ican History" 5 States 20 cover; easy terms,
zeE plans Of sale: $50 per week easily earned.
DINSMORE PUB co. 621 7th ST je7-3t
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WANrED-A good eOlored girl to help in kitchen.
1905 ID 81. NV lteth
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FOR RENr-HousEs.

FOR REST-In northwest. nice s-room fats. $50
and slO5O; good store. so; beautiful s.
roorI suburban house. $3.50. n. A BALLINGER.
90 18th 81 NV Jet. EN-
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to cook ard clean hcuse; good
nav. LAgEY'S, 6O7 \. y. ave- NV leo-St. EN-
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ICE CREAM 7Oc. gallon. not made in a cellar
but above ground for sewer gas 2b0unds l.
cellars and breeds typhoid diphtheria. etc; moral
don't cat that kind. LACEl'S Is pure and de
ncious. COZ n. y. ave. Phone, 53Sl. spestf.e en-
FOUND-Aik direct from AldCrney COWS. &C
quar-, in sealed bottles. Address BOX SO,
this Office. limo
EeoD'S Ezkirg Powder. Worlds Best s 10 & l5c.
my3-tf
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JGNE BRIDES vino are going ITO keep house
skosld see Us about psperiug the rooms. Ne
make homes beautiful az small cost. Rooms pa
pcr5d With handsome, si~sfsFS paper, oHIy - up
Finest work T. G. NGLTE, $40 9th 81 No.
BRANCH ie6-tf
ROOMS papcrcd 81 up As5rf guaranteed, sam
pes sresgbt- H. ST go ; 81. aapa :
CaAs y. E'4AS WILLIAM Z. EVANS
Let give yoa an cs+ilssie ca your paper
~. r-f"e.t y rk. i=;- tree ENANS BROS. 80
lSis s. uy 5-Ino. e.
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WANTED-A young girl 70 take care OF young
laby: good home for the right partyi refs.
ranlircd Address 2239 9Th 81 nv. Item
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Excellent truck farm
IS acres; crops planted; near city. for s-aer,
poultry farm with nice house and outbuildings
Address Bon zO5. this Office ie6-3t
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LOUIS A. DENT. REGISTER of wills.
JOSEPH Z. FAGUE, Attorney TOR Applicant
The Winslow mail., 1900-02-22
GoLDSMITH'S PHILOSOPHY.
Seems to BE Proving Itself in These
Latter Days of Pluto
cratic Rule.

Oliver Goldsmith, after himself
tramping all over Europe, wrote the
''Vicar of Wakefield" in which he
makes one of his characters, also 8
European traveller. remark as follows:
I found that monarchy was the best gov
ernment for the poor to live in, ana com,
riches in general were in every countr!
another name for freedom; and that NJ
man is SO fond OF liberty hlmseIf, as nGt u
be desirouS of subjugating the vii! o.
some individuals in society to his own
We in America seem now to be demon
strating in our political system the
truth of this observation Of Goldsmith
1t is quite certain that this common
wealth of ours is fast becoming most
favorable country for the rich to live in
and at the same time more and more
difficult for the poor. With its multi
piled trusts and monopolies the pocl
man stands but poor chance of better
ing his condition. The burdens Of the
government are uniformly put with
great persistency in undue proportions
upon the backs of the industrious poor
and the rich are allowed to escape them.
Most of the taxes imposed are of the
kind known as indirect so that the con
sumner may not see the injustice of their
imposition. Capital is fairly in the
saddle in this country, while plodding
labor, with the coil of another's law
about its neck, is dragged hopelessly
along-brother to the ox-little heed.
ing and rarely comprehending the
cause of its detection. But the laborer.
nevertheless, is a good partisan and
takes pride in adjusting the tether
about his neck by which he is led down
lower and lower into the depths of pow
erty.
Goldsmith after all may be right, q
sad and humiliating thought. But
partisan tyranny is at the bottom OF
the trouble. The people had an oppor'
tunity three years ago to get their
necks out of the tangle, but neglected to
do it. The party net was too strong for
them, and its meshes too close to per-
nit their escape. They are now getting
the gold standard and all that it i'm
plies, including imperialism and large
standing army.-Los Angeles Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1900-02-22
DO D[II9I EONIg btLEl,

no Irlest comes here-O
called upon God, sometimes in idle BIAS
Phemy, but never occasion SO serious
as this. Pray if l liked! / had forgotten
what real prayer was. Impelled by power
could not resist, knelt down and tried to
form some words to reach the Most High.
But they would not come; l could only feel
them, and l rose again and took my stand
by the dying girl.
She began to talk now in a rambling man
ner, and with that strength which comes
at the point of death from somewhere; her
voice was clear, but with metallic ring.
II is not for me to repeat the last words of
cne who is now with her God, bus gath
cred from them a story of trusting love, of
infamous wrong and dastardly crime. And
Corte shook like branch in the wind, as the
words came thick and fast from the lips of
his dying child. After awhile she became
still once again. So still that we thought
she had passed away; but she revived on a
sudden, and called out:
"Father-I cannot see-I am blind-stoop
down and let me whisper"
81 am here, little one-close-quite close
to you"
''Tell him-I-forgive. You must forgive,
too-promise."
Corte pressed his lips to her damp fore
head, but spoke no word.
ut is bright again-they are calling ne
motheri Hold me up-I cannot breathe"
Corte sank on his knees with his head be-
tween his hands, and passing my arm round
the poor creature lifted her up, and the
spirit passed. In the room there was now
silence which was broken by heart-rend-
ing sob from Corte. He staggered to his
feet with despair on his face.
''She said forgive!" he exclaimed. Man,
you have seen an angel die. This is the work
of priest, of a pontiff, of him who calls
himself Vicar of Christ! Go now, and leave
me with my dead"
took his hand, and pressing it, turned to
the door. As / closed it behind me, saw
Corte bending over the still face of his child,
and the little dog, throwing up his head,
howled piteously.
The Winslow mail., 1900-02-22
Deafness Cannot De Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets infamed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases of Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inhamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.