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LANDLORD ACQUITTED.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March Gland
lord Kneipp, Of the Terre Haute House,
was acquitted on a charge of not exposing
to view the interior of his barroom after
IL p. m. Wednesday,. There is no attempt at
denial that about forty coal operators, who
had been holding a meeting that evening,
were in the barroom after hours, eating
lunch and washing 1t down. Landlord
Kneipp said that he thought he would be
accorded some favor in the matter be-
cause the gentlemen were guests of his
house and were waiting for the midnight
trains.
This is the first arrest since the police
have been complying with Governor
Mounts instructions to enforce the Nichol-
son law.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CLAY CITY, Ind March 9-Three new
cases of smallpox have been reported this
week. These are the first for several days,
and as the quarantine seems TO be pretty
we'll in land il Is believed the city soon will
be rid of the scourge. There are but four
or five houses In town carded at present. II
is announced that Sunday schools and the
churches will open on the 18th inst.
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ght steamer and


NEW YORK, March 9.-Arrived: An
choria, from Glasgow: State Of Nebraska,
from Glasgow.
GIBRALTAR, March 9.-Arrived: Ems,
from New York, for Naples. etc.
QUEENSTOWN, March 9.-Arrived: Bel
genland. from Philadelphia.
HAMBURG. March 9.-Arrived: Phoeni-
cia, from New York.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR. Ind, March 9.-At the home
of John T. Striker. who lives in Blue Creek
township. eight miles south of this city,
last Sunday was celebrated the one hun
dredth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Eliza
beth Striker. She is the mother OF nine
children and the grandmother of forty
eight, all of whom were present on this
occasion. Mrs. Striker is the Oldest woman
In Adams county and the second oldest
person. John Reed being 103 years ole.
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HEROES WELCOMED BACK.


DURHAM. March S.-The naval brigade
from L~adysmith arrived to-day. In COM
mand of Captain Lambeton. They numbe
about two hundred and were enthusiastic
cally received. The railway station was
lined with men from H.. NJ. S. Terrible. and
the meeting OF comrades caused many
touching scenes When the gunners who
played such an important part in the de-
tense Of Ladysmith marched down the
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SOUTH BEND TO MARION.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, March 9.-The Grant
County Commissioners have given a fran
chise to w. D.. Alleman, in behalf of the
Tippecanoe Traction Company, which pro-
poses 10 build an electric railway from
South Bend To Elkhart. thence through
Warsaw, North Manchester, Wabash and
intermediate stations to this city. The road
is TO be completed by Nov. 1.
n bond of $2.000 was given by Mr.. Ale
man to the commissioners OF this county.
which is to be forfeited to the county If the
road is not in operation by that time. The
county also receives 500 per year for the
franchise, which is for fifty years. Mr..
Alleman says all the right of way for the
road has been secured. with the exception
of that part through the city OF Wabash. \
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Two Railway Franchise. Granted.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, March 9-The COM
missioners of Jay county granted fran
chises to both the oil Belt Traction Com
any and the Indiana and Ohio Traction
Company. The latter is 10 build the Bluff
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR. Ind, March 9.-The treasurer
of Adams county is out of funds and the
county officers who nave not yet drawn
their salaries for the last quarter will be
obliged TO wait until after the June meet
ing of the County Council.
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Special 10 tho Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind. March 9.-The Ladies'
Shakespeare Society of Portland held its
tenth annual banquet last night, Mrs.
James L. Fulton. who was assisted by
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Mrs. George III. Smith and Mrs. Charles T.
Allen. being the hostess for the occasion.
A fine musical and literary programme the
latter part being selections from Shaks-
peare, was rendered. A number of out-ol-
town guests were present.
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KIMBERLEY. March 9.-Lord Kitchener
is here. The town guard has been formally
dismissed.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SATURDAY, MARcR 10; 1900

ton-Albany and Portland Hartford City
lines. and the former the Neutrality-suspicious.
Land line.
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INDIANA OBITUARY.
Erasmus NJ. Weaver, a Resident Of
Lafayette for 62 Years.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 9.-Erasmus
M. Weaver, a resident of Lafayette for
sixty-two years, died this evening. aged
seventy-nine. He had been a prominent
figure in the city's growth. He was an in
innate friend of Thomas A. Hendricks. and
one of the city's earliest merchants.
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OSwEGO, ". Y. March 9-The Kings
ford boiler VIC. ks were destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss, $4,000.
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CHICAGO, March a.-Adrian c. Arson.
the former baseball player. was to-day
nominated as the Democratic candidate
cago-
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TO CURE a coin m OWE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gisfs refund the money IL IL fails 10 cure. u.
W. Groves signature Is on each box. sc
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Local Observations ON Friday.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Pre-. Weather.
mm...SSS%S Z q SS;ssssi S% fft;; cloudy.
Maximum temperature. 81: minimum tempe-a-
ture. IS.
Following is a comparative statement OF the
mean temperature and total precipitation for
March D.
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Burlington Route

I New Through Trains to Portland and
/ PUGET Sound. The Burlington Northern
Pacific Express" New Daily Through
! Train from Kansas CITY and St. Joseph
! for Lincoln. Northwest Nebraska, R.aci,
I Hills. Wyoming. Montana. Washington
/ Tacoma, Seattle. Puget Sound anG
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the short lin" and time saver To the
| Upper Northwest. To Central Mon
tana in i3 hours: to the Puget Sound IN
~ hours from the Missouri River.
Through coaches and char cars.
through tourist sleepers, through din
ing car service and standard sleepers
This is the main travelled ROAD Missouri
river tn the Northwest.
Number Is. Kansas CITY and ST. Joseph
To Nebraska. Denver. Colorado. Utah.
Pacific Coast and the Northwest. VIA
o ,der; also to the Northwes, Mon
tana, Washington. Oregon. wa Lincoln
and Billings. Weekly California Excur-
SONS.
Number %. "Nebraska- Colorado Ex-
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the latest night tram fer Nebraska,
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JoHN DEWITT, L.. W. WAKELEY.
ID. p. A., Gen. Pass. Agt.,
s.. Joseph. Mo. st. Louis, Mo
VINE HovEY, Agt., Forest City, Mo.
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Used Olive OIL.

\ mistress before going out told hel
Negro cook to fry some Saratoga chips
in olive oil. The first thing that greeted
the mistress upon her return was an
unrccognizable and awful oder that
penetrated every Granny of the flat
Rushing to the kitchen, the mistress
found the chips sizzling away in a pan
full of what proved to be vinegar.
But told you olive oil.' cried the
mistress.
Yes ma am, / know ma'am," returned
the cook, who. by the way, can read and
write and is up" upon matters Of
geography and history. but you see,
ma a'am, didn't know what it was, and
saw that bottle there" pointing to a
Jar of. "and just poured the stuff out
of that over the potatoes. i s'posed that
where there was olives there must be
olive oil."-Nev York Sun.
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against the principle IF i"cn! srE ;nv,r.s-
m"nt, AID especial! t"r thrtr .ctme"t
Of viciou7 ri,ction and p.,l:cr laws. de-
vIsed tn enable the governor Ia ,'uutrri
the elections ~ oar rIti,.s anu state: aud
W. pledge ourselves t. tie rcpraI of all
such and to- the enactment nf lmpnTtIal
and effective legislation for the govern
mant Of our cities. giving 10 them the
largest measure Of home rula.
We ieununce the system nf contract
conyIct labor maintained IN tins state
through which few persons are enrich
ed ard honest labor - forced To meet
ruInous conpetrion.
We iennJnCn the Democrats for their
'a3iIre 10. enact meiy and effective laws
for the regulation Of bUIldinG and loan
associations, thaI would have saved ihr
loss ui millions nf savings invested hN
the people iu such companies, We deriore
the legislation winch titisc,s IN our at;
2e@s frequent ar3 costly changes a
school textbooks. arsi ra favor such laNs
As Nj. give 80 the school children "A pr
per series { textbooks At the lowest
ruoe.
W. favor .Gch isC s.atuu as Nlii Slve
us Ecoi public rrais. AMI DEMAND the
caresl ~ Tho mate, snrtr laws enacted Is,
d." as, DemrcrA,5r isrIs 'st0re.
N, .S,,'.,-, -. A. 81, lN.,.,,l,, a.. ,,srs,-
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Bryan and Towne.

The sincere element IA the pop piitl
has triumthcd al last over the lraI
ing, dIckering, rxpr,iirn,'y element, ani
81 far the action taken IA the nunIna
br sure there iS SnHr Inconsistency III
selecting a. their representative un thr
national tlcart the chairman of the ia
tional Lincoln Rrpuhlrnu cummiIiur.
but that Is Il mere matter nf taste, such
as thos,' inconIruouS matInGS IN private
life which, while exciting wonder al the
taste dIsplayr /, are regarded n not mat
ter uf concern 10 others than the partir~
themselves. No one has a right 10 com
plain except those old time. fire tested
pops like Weaver, who have thus been
paSScG by for man who IL the official
head of party whose title indicates a
desire 10 keep itself aloof from the i'm
putation of being pupulistic.
So far aS Republicans are concerned
the selection of Townc as Bryau'S run
ning mate will he received with satiStar-
tioa. Ii adds cmphasrs Ia the attitude
that Mr.. BRYAN has held since his defeat
ln l>ssi of uucomprumising adhesion io
the silver cause. AMI makes that again
the dominating question of the Cau-
paign. MIR. Townr stands for that cause
even more prrnnunccdly than does Mr.
Hr,an. For it hc sacrificed promising
career in the Republican party, and ON
that only is he still al variance, having
only recently drclarcd that hc is still -
prrtrctinnisi. Since his cSpouSal nf the
SILVER cause he has made il the one topic
of his speeches. paying Scant attention
IL the I>surs that have arisen out of the
late war Tho head and tail Gf the tick
IL arr NOW n one in regarding the res
inrlt,nn If silver Ia free coinage n ask
i,r'u in nnr ratio. the one leading. inprr
inu '. ucCcsSitnus isSue.
This action makes the convention that
will meet III Kansas Cry merely = rliitl
ir.. body. BRYAN WAS IL; iur, itah', NON =
Irr,. and IL is unN tied ~ lie -r~gil,u
of lis ally. ~ make another uuGara
tam. ~ IL did in l>a;. viii tn io max,
defeat dnubly certain. II wuu!d send Ia
III middle readers the InaSS ~ pnpul;S:S
Nhr are weary uf hrinc silent partners
in the game. and who. at SIOUX Fails,
have non insisted upon recognition ~
equal and working partners. And. in
truth. i; is hard Ia understand VII, I ~
should not have half uf the places on
the ticket: VIII! the. should he expected
~ give their Votes. and have no repre-
Scntatinu on the ticket. Ii would h-
taNa,ion without representation. and tn
majority acted consistently and ioyally
in taking the vice presidential place for
their party. even if they did choose 4
Lincoln silver Republican for il.
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Items of Interest.

| Missouri has 100000 men fit for mill
| tary service.
Kansas City will have the largest
creamery in the world
Philadelphia il shipping coal TO Medi
terranean ports at the rste Of 1000 tons Il
day.
Milton CASTOR, a farmer near Edger
ton, Mo-, sold 81 mules for 10000 to be
shipped to South Africa.
St. Joseph claims population OF
$1,000 and expects to substantlate that
claim by the census enumerator's $
figures.
Huntsville, Mo, has voted to issue
s2O 900 in bonds to build school house
to take the place Of the one burned in
january.
II is said that sand will extinguish
the flames of burning oil when water
will only increase the flames. This
might he worth remembering some
time.
The Senate committee on naval affairs
has made the estimate that the cost Of
building a cable from San Francisco to
Honolulu will be between three and
four million dollars.
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StOne i'm the IslatIsler.

My son las suffered with stone IN the
bladder eight Years. have tiken him
t. several watering places. also to Gin
cinnatI, New York. Chicago and Nash
VILE, where he WIS put under emlnen;
physicians. with No Improvement; on
the contrary. 1t was gradually getting
larger. until lost all hope Of getting
hlm cured. when | was told of Smith :
Sure Kidney Cure. had him try It,
and To my surprise he began Ia improve
at once, and he was cured with two bot
ties. His general health has improved
wonderfully. John T.. Dedman.
Memphis. Tenn. Price ~ cents. For
sale by Clark o. Proud.
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TINS new pension blls that WAS agreed
upon by the Il. \. h at It's last encamp-
mrnr. aud wh,ch passed the senate On
.ianuar, :, is nov being discussed 10y the
House Of Representatives. 1t provides
that all persons who served ninety days
or more IN the military ar naval service
OF the United States during the evil
war, who we're honorahly discharged,
and who are now or who may Hereafter
be suffering from any mental or physical
disability or disabilities uf permanent
character. not the result of their own
vicious habits, which lncapacitates them
from the performance of manual labor
so as 10 earn support, shall, upon max
ing pr'of uf the fact. he placed upon the
list OF invalid pensioners Of the United
States, and he entitled To receive pen
sion not exceeding Sl2 per month and
not less than 81 per month. proportioued
10 the degree Of inability 10 earn a sup
mort
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Vest on Bland and Bryan.

Senator VeHt - one of those Democrats
who have never forgiven, even while they
submitird To. the b-trnyui of Richard J..
Bland IN the Chicago convention uf 1895
hy William j. Bryan and his supporters.
There haa heretofore been no tiLting oc-
rasIon when II would have been prniita
hls Tor any Democrat tn HrrnIyn the he
Irayars 20 Bland, but such men as Vest
aF. patient, and paiI-uc- usually brings
lis reward. Mr.. Vests oppuriunIt, came
v hen space nf time Was set apart by
the United States senate fn- eulngies
upon the late Congressman Bland. Mr..
Vest WINS tie principal speaker. He men.
toned no Ehmes except that nf the dead
s,lvarlte, but other names could plainly
De read between the lines, notably ri,a,
of Mr.. Bryan. The Missouri senator
SAID IN part:
There VAS nothing spectacular nor
sensational about Mr. Bland lie wss
not political grsphorhone. always
speaking, nor AZ Importunsie mendicsut
, for popular applause. tie was ar earn,
( est. honest snd modest man Of strong
+ r,eliect ami profound CONVICTIONS q
iuty.
, Mr.. Eiani VAS the father srj picr
eer of meislhsm IN the United State,
ami yavr n,s hte IL that cause. lie hs'
siUi'ej Ihe question M ali is phases
. ~ ,,rt, ~ tsa Ur,j1res nt eminent tiu
AZ, ,a'S> but ~ trr canyons Il the m'r
,vc tNamCs u the tar West, H'Chsu.
rAfss flHrd sh,'uei tr,,a S,a,au the ,t'r,
I rr's ~ tte tNw,'Cras'S rsrt,, ratuts,l,
/ A'G kerNsli,, NJ thN SsVst eAsNFsl ~
,0r'Ns e ts,s% tNNi Al CN'raS>' Gu'
Il ,hst,i tstke Gsst, treNS', t.n lss,ie'
| 4 Inmetslhen, Wl'v tSJ St,S',, ~ d,
t'Wrrt whpe rtte'- Fsltp.S,l srJ ,isssss
N,i, Npa rot sS'ie o., a ,rprs N,i Ht,l
lt."0 ptstr', Nt,' waa = sHb,s'lt,a Whs,
tI"nL 'rtr'iuved pd rs=zei .hsrest
ttv hrpse VI representatives ~ tSiS th'
H. tail r,r,tL,rs trs the ttps sni W.
!nn,tcd v",nase rf sll'sf at the tat,r "
| t. 10
| II , according H. Nj Srat. Mt. i:Sal
"a political siaphuphunn" and "an In
| poet unatn mrnihcant lot popular pp
| l,i,"=r That viii dr. Fake tte VT
| hr=r
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder. u cures
painful, smarting. swollen feet and, IN
growing naiis, and instantly takes the
sting out OF corns ard buuions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery Of the age.
ALIENS Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is certain cure for
sweating, calious and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all drrg-
y,sts and shoe stores. by mail for 2jr.
in stamps. Trial package Free. Ad-
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, lie. Roy, \. Y.
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l. IT not about time for the Drmr
cratic party to call upon the couutr. to
put them in power, 81 that they ma!
reduce the dangerous surplus in tho
United Stanrs Treasury: That ls am,
wf the few PROMISES made lay it that
WAS faithfully fulfilled, ami, IN doing 81
i, also reduced the surplus rf almoS,
ever, cl,i,rn in the Union. As sur
plus rcSluccr aud deficit creator tha;
party has rr,nrd that van not h. suc
cc>ssfull, assaulted,
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Nnw tha, civil government has hrrl
granted tn Porto E,ca. ;hr Democrats
would have the country hrlirvr that \
Sr"a, injustice has been don" {" that
lttlr island. when the truth Is that u Is
tn hr granted 'hr largest possible
measure " self government and Ntu
caisl in Amrrirau ideas n ciiiarnship
Not ono cent " ta>. riihcr dir,ct nr in
slirrct. Is IL hr CnllrCtcd from ihrr,
that will not hr returned in ,hr waN NJ
schonlS, rrr's. roads. hr,dS,'S, hight
hnusrs, and all thosr Improvements
that mark the rr,NrrSs "t vigorous
and growing r,oplr.
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y,r,,tpr ,t 4" ,.,.h = l'lvAsuip tuN D.,
iuh cAo g. nS roiEhngHs tr lvt.
a., ease, tA tha t.tuv,h uso IT Nhalul.,t
hunS ti,p Nh.ivIa anj pauhrvn
Ecnvh Aas, t,kvn Nv,N hadl, "tth
ItuN ari rInuurot h"Itlr ct tht-
rcuoiN \ irN t,-us at ,t vl,r,trd =
rrrmanenl cure thbu iioasurc ~ ~
y,uurndng Il /. nihrTs soliciting ti"t"
that drraitu dtsra-r. ! " laryh,
bnrr, ". Ma i'hs rrmr,h is s"ld lH
Clark u. i'ruud.
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\ ErI"httul Isluntlcr.

Will often cause "A horrible Burn
Scald, Cut or iIruise, Bucklen's ArnIca
Salye, the best in the world. will Kill
the pain and promptly heal IL. Cures
Old Sores. Fever Sores. Ulcers, Bolls
Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Bes
Pile cure on earth. Only - cts. a box
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Clark o.
Pround, Oregon, Mo, and &. Meyer.
New POINT, Mo.
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Female Weakness Cured

was troubled with severe female
weakness for over SIX months. | was
treated by SIX very prominent physI
clans without any marked benefit. My
last doctor was skilled specialist, and
he told he the only hope lay IN an oper
alton. heard OF Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure, and after using it for one month ]
find myself cured, and even the doctor
who last treated me row pronounces
me we'll. Mrs. j. II. Faver, Atlanta, Ga
Price 30 cents. For sale by Clark O.
Pfnnn
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TuE export trade balance IN favor e
the United States during the first three
years " President Mck,nlr,'s adm,nis
tratlcu amounted to 81, ,iSikN.Nn. More
than ore hall NJ that sum represents
what Was paid fnr labor IN msnutac,ur
ing these exports. Tor which the rest of
the world paid. In other words the lie
publican polio. has obliged the world,
IN the last three years, to pay at ieas;
S1i0.GoN,0OO ~ AmerlcaL labor. which
would employ 1inNN men for one year
at salary Of Sl,oh Ter year. Thus Is
one reason whN work ls plenty, wages
good, aud the home consumption e!
American products has largely increased.
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We have saved many doctor bills sine

We have saved many doctor bills since
w began using Chamberlnin's Cough
Remedy 10 our home. We keep bot
tie oren all the time and whenever any
of my family or myself begin TO catch
cold We begin to use the Cough Remedy.
and as result We never have to send
away for doctor and incur a large bill,
for Chamherlain's Cough Remedy never
fails to cure. II is certainly a medicine
of great merit and worth.-D. S.
Maarkle. General Merchant and Far
mer. Matte. Bedford county, Pa. For
sale by Clark .. Proud.
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W>xrED-Agents for History of the

WNHTED-Agents for "iIiStory of the
Spanis- American War;" 10y Hon. Henry
Watterson. y complete. HuthertIc his
tory; illustrated with over 16 full page
half tones and many richly colored pic,
lures. Large royal octave volume
suprrb outfit. postpaid for only 10 cents
tstamps taken.) Most liberal terms
given. Tie greatest opportunity of the
wears. Address: The Werner Company
Akron. Ohio.
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Bucklen's ArnIca SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Sal. Rheum
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands
Ch,lblains. Corns. and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Pilee, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per. box. For sale BY
Clark d. Proud.