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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-24
MAURY DRY GOODS 90
CARPENTERS
Will be at work tn,

Will be at work the
last of the week in our store remodeng and enagng our
shelf room to give shelf space Rather than move
and change many goods from section to another we
will close out several lines of goods loss For this
week,
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WANTED,

Two reliable travelling salesm IN in each
state. Salary and expenses; experience
not absolutely necessary. For particulars
address Pocahontas Tobacco Works Co.,
Bedford City, Virginia. aug24 At
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-24
Extension Ton Surrey

in first-class condition, for sale cheap
IT j. p. STREET & Co.
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BASEBALL.

No. 26 E. Main st.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Bic Engine 70 SPEEDY.

Much interest is being manifested by
railway men. in the performance OF the
new "l2OO series OF locomotives. which
have lately been aided to the equipment
OF the Rock Island road. These engines
it will he remem berej. are the largest
as well as the fastest and most powerful
passenger locomotives running out OF
Chicago. and at the time OF their install
lation in the Rock Island service some
few months ago, attracted wide spread
notice. The daily service which these
locomotives have given has been excel
lent and never yet have they coupled on
to train OF passenger coaches which
they could not pull. The first ,eyere test
to be given to the .'l20O series" vas
made on locomotive No. 1901. = few days
ago. The occasion Was the first OF the
Rock Island independent excursions to
be run between Colorado com mon points
and Chicago. So heavy was the travel
that it necessitated fourteen large and
heavy coaches and Pullman slsepers to
haul the excursionists.
Ordinarily this many cars would be
made into two trains. and would then
be a good load for the average passenger
locomotive. and especially 50. consider
ing the speed required. Here was
chance to test the new locomotives. The
No. l30l wrs coupled on to the fourteen
cars and moved out OF the Chicago
depot with ease. Between Chicago and
Rock Island, it sped along on schedule
time and at two or three points, deve!-
oped q speed OF over - miles an hour.
The big locomotive did all that was
required of it and more, and proved
itself able 10 take care of itself in any
emergency. From the good record made
BY the No. l2ol. it has been decided by
mar cement OF the r ,ck Island to use
the "loOO series" Of locomotives in hasl .
ing all the Colorado excursion trains.
These special trains will leave Pueblo
at 2:i5 p. IN. and Denver at 345 p. m..
on July l. and - aud August 1. The
run from Colorado to Chicago is made
with only one night on the road. by
these Rock leland Daylight Specials.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Born.

" igrsm.-In Delta. Colo Monday. July
., i9uo. To the wife OF Lionel Wigram,
a soa.
Burnett.-Iu North Delta, Monday j uly
=, 100. to the vile Of W. II. Burnett.
daughter.
Moore.-On Garnet mesa. near Delta,
Sunday. July l. 1890, TO the wife OF
John Moore. q 500.
kennicott-On the Surface Creek mesa,
Monday. July >, 1900. 10 the wife OF
Con Kennicott con.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Last Sunday morning. about 1870,
the residence OF l.. c. Finney. on Garnet
mesa. took fire FROM. as is supposed, the
feed cooker in an adjoining shed, and
was entirely consumed with the con-
tents, together with the outbuildings
near. Mr.. Finney has in the neigh nbor-
hood OF thousand laying hens which
he cooks consiie rable feed lor. and it is
thought that the fire had smouldered
from the night before, as it started in
the shed containing the cooker. The
family were aroused by the flames in
the house and had barely time to get
out with tev necessary clothes. The
loss was absolute. no insurance being
carried.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Dan Wagners sawmill. on the head Of
the Escalante. has narrow escape from
destruction by fire on the 18th. As it
was the saw, saw frame and part Of the
driving belt were destroyed. The fire
was discovered about 1870 in the morn
ing. and they fought it till > o'clock be
fore II was subdued. The boiler and
engine.s we're uniniured. the only damage
resulting outside OF the rude building
was as before stated. and amounted to
about s2bO. This is the third time Mr.
Wagner has been damaged by fire at his
present location. The origin OF the fire
il a mystery.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mathers for a choice bequet of handsome
flowers raised On the lawn OF her resi-
dence. Nothing could add more TO a
we'll kept town or yard than an sbun-
dance of flowers and shrubs. Ia his
respect Mrs. Mathers lawn is away
ahead of any other in Delta
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Miss Florence McEivain and William
Peck were married in Glenwood. June
IL. The bride is a sister Of Mrs. Jay
Gillette and is well known Ia many Of
our soci-ty young people having. been a
visitor with her sister many times. Mr..
Peck 10 brother Of Mrs. A. NJ. Carpen
ter, OF Surface creek meea.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Morris Lehman offers TO bet $1,000 to
s5oo-all any body wants at that ratio
that Mckinney and Roosevelt, will be
elected. and Omar Davis wants TO wager
his furniture store against 20 per cent
OF it's co-, price on the same proposition.
Telluride JournI Al.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

cccded by the First National Bank Of
Delta. the new institution beginning
business the first % the month. The
same officers will manage the new bank
that did the old. We bcspcak for them
= Just share of the patronage q. the
citizens of the county.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Psre sresh ssiik and ereaa Ae.
ltsereA daily II Delta - u. =.
OiPl0a.

\ sent sman rs en,iy elreI eiyspcpsis gave
IN khlsvinS Appropriate -erstStssS OF Burns
famous hir>.lng Some have meat and a sA0unS
cat, and srnBe have WIN. tnsi want /, bu, vs
have NEST and We csu est.-kcdoi Dysrrpsia
Cure te thanked. This prsrartiou will dir~ss
shst you est II inst,stly r-lieves and radically
cures indigestion and all stomach di>orSers-
Clarke drug sto-p
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
0psNO s'saA OOOo.

30 acre alfalfa ranch with e2.ooo
water right in IroL.tone Ditch Co.
About Ito acres old etand of alfalfs, 65
acre. seeded this sprine. 20 acres in
uheat-good stand, eome farming i'm
plemeni.. Everything goes Tor eA.Oc-
el go cash, balance on time.
W VI. Maetin.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Lets sT 0esey. cheap. Always
ready. .. u. OtekePDOo.

The law holds both mAher and circulator ef Q
counterfeit -rrAlly guilty. The dealer who sellD
yu dangerous ccunferfeit Of D~witts witch
HaSsl SS.iye risks ycur lif- Tn make tile larxUR
p-rnt You cannot trnst h<m peWnt's 10 de
only rrnuiue and ginsl Witch HSsel Salvs, .
well known eur~ for pii~< and . I >krn dfsrAssA,
see that yssir dee er gives you DeW Rts sAlvol~
Carke . drug storv
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mistprtunes never come singly. This
seems to be the case with Mr.. L. c.
Finney, who last Sunday morning lost
his residence by fire. He Immediately
started to rebuild. and Thursday while
on top Of his new house slipped and fell
OF. breaking his collar bone. This will
lay him up about six weeks.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Byram Luce aad bride arrived home
the first % the week and are receiving
the congratulations o. their numerous
friertls
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Henry ViSars and family LEFT this
morning Tor Delta where the family
expect To rcmaiI until about January
ls,. Mr. Nigsr. however. will return TO
celebrate the Fourth.--Telluride jour
nal.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Any one desirins blotters can have
them free II they will call at The ISpr
PENDENT Office. We have them with
the July calendar on. Call IN.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Married

MokiSL.r r-Rosr-In Delta. Colorado,
July 3. 1890. by the Rev. J. A. Layton.
Miss Jessie Rose. OF Hotchkiss, and
Thomas W. Mckinley. OF Crawford.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Subjec, for Sunday a; the Presbyter'
an church will be The Fierceness OF
the Sun and The Crisis in China.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Bee supplies OF all kinds. berry Crates
and boxes at the Delta Fruit 4 Produce
Co. Call and see US before purchasing.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

M'se Daisy Jay arrived from Delta,
wednesday. on a visit to her brother,
81! Jay and family Ridseway rcpu-
list
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

q W. Peugh, in charge OF the long
distance telephone stations at Delta.
Grand Junction. Palisades and Fruita
WAS IN town tn. frs, Of the week.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

District Attorney McMullin came in
from Grard Juoction Tuesday. o. his
way TO Paonia. where he spoke on the
Fourth.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

pn- Minute Cough Cure Is the only harmless
remedy that u-ciucss immediate results. Try u
Clarke . drlI. store.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mrs. Ollie Hider and son, Edward, are
visiting friends al Montrosc and Colo.
na this week.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

The small boy and the fire cracker
were in evidence 10 Delta on the Fourth
and that IVES about all there -1as Of al.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
T0e 0104eV.

The best machine on earth. Do not
buy any machine until you have seen
the ne~ machines at the ISpEPExDEHI
Office or got prices and terms from
S. s. Lewis.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

A. B. Crabili made business visit to
Grand Junction Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

l.. ". Sweifzer left for Leadrille last
Tuesday on a business trip.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Screen wire. doors, etc at Hunt h Co.

There are NJ hctt-r pills made than pewits's
4 srSe. drug .ts,re
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Harry Friend returned from visit to
Pitkin. Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

DsWius Little EIriv Risers sr~ famous liitlo
riiis fer liver and bowel trouble. Never gripa,
Clsrkys drug sturr.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Tents. wagon covers and awnings at
Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Musical instruments OF all descrip.
tioss At Clarse's Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mrs. Frank Fraser returned to her
home in Montrose. Sa urday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

first OF the week TO accept position in
one Of the smelters.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mrs Louis Wymann aud children
returned to their home in Silverton
Monday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

About 800 ercursionists from Delta
went to Montrose. Ouray and Telluride
on the Fourth.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Misses Anna and Bertha Nutter re.
tured frou, Denver. Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mark iearn was doxn from Ridgeway
the first of the week
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

ter. went to Leadvilie. Monday. to spend
the Fourth.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

10 from Denver, Tuesds! and will spend
the summer near Cedaredge.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mrs. J. Brosne left for kapsas City
Saturday. Is attend the Democratic
National convention as an alternate.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Price kst q Erpjf.

The Delta Packing Company want
i.oOo lbs OF medium to choice cherries,
for which they will pay from so to $50
per ton.
1000 lbs. choice currants, $50 per ton.
2.0e0 lbs. choice red raspberries. SIS
per ton.
1000 lbs. choice goosebeiries, $50 per
ton.
2,ooO ib<. choice black rsspberries $50
per ton.
2.oU lbs. choice blackberriee so peg
ton.
Apricots. medium 10 choice. from 90
to e0 per ton.
Peaches. medium to choice. sls to go
per ton.
Pears. medium to choice. tlO to Is
per ton.
Plume. medium to choice. tS to Is
PR toa.
Ths Delta Packing Company.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
AavertsssG lstfers.

The following letters remain in the
po-totfice at Delta. Colo. July 6:
Hurtou. Mrs. James II.
Carr. Mr.. Paris
Christy. Mrs. Tina.
Dcuham. Mrs. Marion.
Duncan, Mrs Ella y.
Hilkey, james.
Morrison. Ada.
Morrison, Mr.. Charles
McMillen. Mrs. h.
O'Brien. Mrs. Mary J. 5.
OBricn. Joe 5.
Timmons. l.. ID.
Watkins. Mrs. Warren.
In calling for theee letters please say
they are advertised.
&. b. CHRYs LsR. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

George Fowie- came down from Ou-
ray. Tuesday, to spend the Fourth
with relatives
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Joe Amer and family came DOM
from the hills. Monday on visit to
relatives.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

john Davis. of the Commercial house
Delta, has been granted pension.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Salida, Monday. and will reside on Sur
face creek mesa
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

One announcement OF any entertainment n
which admission fee Is charged i'll he made
IN these colanus free. Amy further announce
ments Viii be charged Tor Al advertising rates
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Mrs c, S. Gibbs and children return
ed TO their home in Rico. Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
For Sale.-TWs shares e Relief
Ditch stock fer sale. lsQaire -
this Omce.

II has t-en demonstrated br exreri. ncs that
son>u0 p i~n can he prevented BY the early u~o
.t One Minute Cs,rr.t tarr This the favori,o
remedy for corEhs. cs,'sls Group. a<thmA. grippe.
snd al thra' ard lung troubles. Cures quickly.
Clarke drug store.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
aV~essl 0ases Ea.s ssa sAs CosoeoAo
0sAsa0ss NJ.

N:fcr ss-y istricase Experiments. srsresisss
have Discovered ,setiso<ls f.-s ce-sinlng all ssO
natural di<e-;snt>. rhe~ We h<su e~nbinsd
in the proportion f"ursi in the hus.an cciy 80
unfte-t with substans.> that ba VI M The dixes-
tive crUane. making . comp ,Dl esisi KoAsi
pysrpr~a Cur. u itgvs;s wks' cot aRd a.
toSS al dysy~Dstcs .. -at pleuss os nourfshing
fcrA While the ssomach trsubies en- hs * rsd-
tcaiiy sured by the Heririnsl a-v~ " coatasasL
nb piesant tc tsAs ssd vii Gsse qasch reiiel
C1ashsS aruG store.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Annual Saa Juan Exevrsien 10 Sal, Lake CIV.

The annual pilgrimage to Zion" will
occur in August. There will be ths
usuaI attractions Of the city and sur
rounding country. the Great Salt Lake
and Ssltair Beach. the Sanitarium. the
Hot and Warm Sulphur Springs, the
clittering Salt Palace with vaudeville
shows and Bicycle Races. the Lagoon.
and the Parks. Drives. Canons and
nearby mountain and lake resorts. No
one who has the tire can afford to
overlook this opportunity for the most
enjoyable trip in the world. Inquire Of
nesree. Agent for rates. etc, or write
Geo. ". Heiptz. Salt Lake Ci,y. for
copy OF The City of the Saints
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Refrigerators in all styles and sizes at
Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Tor huros. injuries piles and skiu disc aSes use
t,vNt'. Witch Hazel Sslve. IL il theeorigiral,
C'unterf-its may he oaercd. uss only pswittA.
Clarkc's drsg >torc.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Judge King was Montrose visitor
Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Bee sections at Hunt Il Co.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
Delta nasH-s Qassasssas.

The following quotation. aIs furnished by The
n-lts. FRUIT ssd rroduce Company, ami arc sub
I,,,.t to change during the svek.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

ns reagse Csssk c,.sl . ioVsvvieg
- dersh % gsirsi sea ,o~ raabs - ~
eees Order rrcw J. J. NlateN.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

Messy - lsoa ss eight per ee.i
01 Po0l estate.
Baldwin 4 EaiPIa06.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06

J. J. wistce - sgsst tor the Essss
eiss lassdsy. a Dsovss.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-06
OrosSGDs HOpsrrA

Try Toagss Crssk Cal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

or four years ago. Mr.. sllcer has al
ready made a large place for himself
IN the religious. political and civic life
OF the city. lie IL one OF our best after
dinner speakers. and Il In constant de-
mand for functions OF this kind. An
excellent example OF his style and
trend OF thought Ia furnished In tho
following paragraph from his sermon
on Thanksgiving day: The FIRST bust
ness OF every American" said MIR.
slicer. "ia 10 be az for America lie
may regard II AS a good stand for bust
ness to enrich himself but being en-
riched he Ia the trustee OF those riches.
and not their owner. lie may regard
It as great opportunity In which to
be free. but the only purpose OF free
dom is to live the higher life. be-
lieve In the sovereignty OF
the PEOPLE In tho great de-
moeracy. which Is working out It's
salvation and the salvation OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

into the warmer regions OF call O,. IVA
and Oregon. Where the coIns'o' III,
the Consolidated Virginh a.,
mines once masnetiEed SO man , no,
tiers as to bcruile congress nv ',,,I.
ing a state Of Nevada. there y ii, w..
left now but the evidence oil wa ,., A..
been and the promise OF vha' u'1' h..
when tho immigration OF the ",ss,a,.
gins to move again for less ~. ,s,
promises than acres OF orange ~ 80, 1
mere ulling Of the soil ana ' lnoI -,
timber for the mere hewing Of 'no No.. 'u',
The mesas Of the two SCUM ,,aS,,a
territories. Arizona and New ~" ~ y.
seem to have absorbed the NE, 49,
traders and Adventures that Wen' ~,
them as tho sandy soil Of their s' cay
areas drink IN the fresheis iioi" '"'
mountains. "-Ainslee' Magazine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

as II driven by some monstrous wind.
surged over the uneven earth TO the
Pacific and to the Rockies The whole
world knows how IL did 30. and the
suffering that ensued Is as common
story as the fortunes that were won.
But the thing that Is not known. the
matter OF lasting Importance that Is
most often overlooked, II the migra-
tory reaction. the settling back OF the
big food to the places In which. either
by necessity or by the choice. II must
finally rest The character OF tho
great west. the transmiss0uri, with its
multiple variations. Is determined by
this phenomenon. A map and book
OF census statistics will tell the story.
Il is the story OF the oil from the
pitcher again. Men and women touched
the crest OF the continent at Leadyille.
In Colorado. in 1858. but fell back onto
the plains again before the COS were
expired. The Mormon emigration illed
The valley OF the Jordan In ls47, but
the general tide OF people either went
20 the lower valleys Of the Sacramento
and the San Joaquin on the oriental
side OF the Sierra Neyadas or roceded
on the eastern slope OF the Ro. &les.
Successive mining discoveries entlced
PUSHES Of prospectors into northern
Idaho and British Columbia. but the
greater mass OF the movers went back
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

Il am ready to die a soldiers death
at any time. have no fears Tor my
self But / am s1rely troubled when
think Of what would become OF my
wife and children In sd IN an event"
Thus spoke Gen Horny w. Lawton
to a friend last summer. He died as
heroes die-at the head OF his men In
a warm engagement and while aiding
a wounded subordinate. lie left no
fortune. Forty years OF his life were
given to his country. but his pay was
inadequate to do more than support
himself and his family But n crate
ful country will care for them. The
fund which Ia to be presented to Mrs.
Lawton as o testimonial OF Americans
admiration for her gallant husband
will probably reach $4,000. II lie
growing fast.
Mrs. I.awton was Miss CRAIG. Of Red
lanGs. Cal. and the generals happiest
days were spent on their fruit farm In
California. when the great soldier was
stationed at Los Angeles. The orange
groves and the residence at Redlands
are heavily mortgaged. but the FUND
will provide Tor this and for her future
comfort. Mrs, Lawton and the chill
dren are at Manila.
The marriage Of the general and
Mrs. Lawton Was unusual. Al the
Craig homestead. near Louisville. Ky.
/ lives a favorlto and invalid cousin OF
Mrs Lawton. who was anxious TO
witness the marriage ceremony. A
few days before the date set for the
wedding the cousin began TO fail, II
was seen that she was dying. She
realized Il and asked that Gen. then
maior) Lawton and his brlde-to-be be
summoned 10 her bedside and there
tthe day before the appointed date
Miss Cralg became Mrs. LAYTON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

From Judge.-My western friend. the
colonel. having seen the Illuminated
portion Of New York, and done fall
homage TO the liquid delights OF Broad
way. proposed to sec Central Park. AZ
ter an unqualified approval of mellow
ans pass tavern and tho casino he
wandered about. gazing at tho collec-
NOE at enuAeN which mar thu lnno'
ccape and listening In a bored fashion
to my hating explanations: but whof
we hove in sight Of the memorial 10 a
great South American liborator his
eyes vlslbly Frightened and be viewed
the rampant group with wlde-oponed
mouth. "And that" said !. 'ia the
statue OF Bolivar the Venezuelan.
1907" he replied, "stampin' tine horse
that. who In thuniers the jockey
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

The present campaign in South Az
rlca is practically the FIRST opportunity
the military authorities have had OF
putting the cycle corps TO a real test
A. scouts and skirmlshers they have
proved most useful The eycllst corps
attached to the Durham Light Infantry
recently covered n route OF ninety
obtaining information OF the Boei
forces, doing no small amount OF night
ing on the way. The rapldity OF their
movement startles the enemy. who
ought to be unable to cope with the
tactics a cycle corps adopts. They seem
able to get away with most anything,
hoMoYor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

II Is quito time that everybody who
Ia disposed TO be eloquent over the new
century should realize that II docs not
begin on Jan. l. 1900. The frst cen
tury began with the year ! and ended
with the year 100, Unless there has
been a year inserted somewhere, there
Is. therefore. no escape from ths con-
elusion that the nineteenth century
does not end until the close OF the year
1900. A curious fact in reference to
the new century Is that 4 VIII have
twenty-four leap years, the greatest
number that can possibly occur In a
century. The same yearly calendar
that did service in 1895 can be used
again in 1901, and may be used again
at successive intervals Of six, eleven
and every eleven years throughout the
century.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09
AFTER THE GOLD pooMs
Importance OF Reaction, In Dstsrmiu
Ing Formulation.

Importance OF Reactions In Dstsrmiu-
Ing Population.
The law that settlers follow the line
Of least resistance suffers an exception
when men are seeking gold In the
natural order of things, population
would have worked itself in a eontinu-
Gus progression toward the Rocky
Mountains. crossing them only by
eompulsIon. as the Alleghanies were
crossed and the Mississippi and the
Missouri rivera. But where there Is
gold In sight there Is no law. Human
ity goes into Alaska with the same
blind ayldity that II went into Caliior-
MIA fifty years ago. with the ZANE fatu-
BUSINESS that II swept 10 Pixies Peak
In 1858, Population forsook all Its
domlciles. It's patronages and its pros
perlty, in the Argonaut period. and,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, az they canno,
reach the scat OF tho disease Catarrh 10 .
blood or constitutional disease. and In order 70
cure II YOU must take Internal remedies Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken informally, and acts
directly on the blood ana mucous surfaces
Halls cAtarrh Cure IN not o qunek medicine
10 UaH prescribed BY one Of tho best physicians
la this country for years. and |. a regular pre-
scription. IL N composed Of the best toniea
known combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces Tht
perfect combination Of the two Ingredients Il
what produces such wonderful results Ia curing
Catarrh send for Testimonials, free,
~ j CHENEY s co. Props, Toledo, v
Sold by druggists price dc,
Halls Family pills are this best