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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28


slight loss 81 flesh IS observed, the lassi-
tude seen, the caprlcious appetite noticed,
immediate recourse 10 the skilled diaguos-
tlcin must he had. 30 soothing words,
such MS "a little weakness of the chest ;
We must tuke care; avoid colds; a change
Of climate, Will grow out Of it' must be
tolerated for moment. Tho naked truth,
1T is consumption must be accepted and
faced The kingdom of heaven is con
qucrcd by VIOLENCE. and the violent take 1t
by force That apOlheOSls Of strength by
the foremost protagonist of the religion Of
the meek may well hc our motto. 10 az
cept therefore, must mean 10 brace for the
struggle; but 10 go into the battle, not with
one's back TO the wall. hut with the hope
that springs from knowledge That succc-3
Is To- the strong. noNledGe here IS en-
phatlcally power; power TO recover heaIll.
me secret OF inns power lies m carr!
knoWlclEc OF Ibc presence on ihe uisedav,
IL VIII pr Hshen' NhHl Is ms knoWledsr :
The reply rs, in short, the ssnatorilH
treatment NOT me rest cure NOT the TNW
meat culgi no, ,ur NY SutT. noS W.
itlly'oue N+''am- "H .,'' 70 ''on I'm
t'V' ~, $500 t ~ l s ~ a - ,,,, ~ ~,
ny ny l 1851, ~ NV M ~ i ti-
aiI.tuu'' ,,n 'ltbi,ittt5 @ tSt
n,uuiS' ,,1ico1 o LIZ, ~, t si,CrI
luuIN u, 1911 ~ ''N,i ~ ~ sNi'i.ut a., a
Wnt,n" i, Wv, ", ,La, Wv,
Wh''l Il hHVN iy,Ne "l lnt piS al"-oES "l
ue uuIl4li pouE' .no Wy HpIu-S vi 'us
human nInu' Inu lne la'+iu' UApel-'ilce %
the eedSldc physlclah Gan ulrtcl, rs tnS
meaning, or luc hHualoIlum UCailutul q.
inns rem HlseANs 'Such d9Sl I,ul'ou9 Nv
rapidly arising IN an clFlIHed countries,
but hltherto only the Wea,OhN or the very
poor nave neeh catered lor' me lurmNC II.
The average 9raln worker or aflspn' ana
the lattef really less Tor cure than Tor the
Hlloylatlon OF the suhcrngS ot those about
TO de and me relief q their friends from
to the community among whom they dwelr
The crying need 81 the country now Is
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be abolished. Ono desk In the comptroll.
er's office can transact all the agricultural
business of the state except Nht ought
10 be done through the Agricultural and
Mechanical college. The dcmuud for the
enlargement Of that department, AMI for
an cxtravagant appropriation 10 publish
agricultural statistics, ought 70 be dull'
thuddcd hy the legislature Ghnt farce was
enacted at the inception Of the department.
and perhaps quarter Of n million collars
or moro expended 10 publish statisucs'o'
| remember IL cost over 100000 Tor one
administration TO sNud ont honktul OF
very poor guesscs made by county officials
assessors Hs ! remember n, would NOT
perhaps object to this denartmGt organ
izlng another guessing contest. we're J. not
that the appropriation 10 pay Tor " VIII
be charged mp to the farmers, and sub
traCted from others that ought To be made
Texas ought 10 have at Toast dozen rX-
pertinent stations located In different sec,
tippB, AL under control OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical college, That institution
itself has not near the equipment IT should
have. Even granting that plan might
hc adopted 10 Insure accuracy In the str.
tistics Of the state department II WON'T
cost a quarter Of a million dollars yeai "
10 do H. The EXPENSE Is not warranted.
Among other reasons the Agricultural ut,
partmeut m Washington covers the EclR
now fairly well, aud win do il more fully
with small announcement. INC FARMERS
" Texas have ia the past prevented many
appropriations IN the name OF agriculture
cal purposes. and the chances are theS
will keep # up. And, by the way TINS
boil weevll business may be case In point.
An the professors who spoke AT Inc
late convention agreed that you can not
poison Mr.. WecHl; that after he gets 90
work ia the spring and summer there rs
little hope To head him on. II is only by
cultural methods they say, that you san
do anything, and these must be appheu
mainly In the fall Abandon the tPp crop
they say there Is never any top Prop e1-
cept In cotton exchanged; clean up anl burn
all trash, stalks, etc, from the cotton
fields. and break land 10 the fall. All or
which is the very best advice and IT would
have been perfect had they recommeudel
Inquiry into the sanity of any man VINO
pln. rs cotton at all the year Following Il
visitation OF the weeyil Now, the ques-
tlon a conscientious member OF the legls-
lature may ask IS: II the only remedy
the scientists can O1fef Is that FARMERS
should properly cultivate their land Uor
land left FOR spring breaking Is not proper
Is cultivated) how can large. approprlaa-
ton for hghting the boil woeyn be pront'
ably expended? The taxpayers, or course
may Incidentally ask this question atter
tho appropriation is made. This question
Will apply also to that $4,000 emergency
fund. which, n made. mny knock our one
or more experiment stations tunt ought ~
bo established. ....,,,,,
Pardon these parentheses lcfoluPN l3iuk
an item 10 correct the report o. convention
proceedings W. a. """N'
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Of note, established q system Of meteorol-
ogy and now Prof Bigelow IA showing up
It's errors and putting better system y it's
place. Blgelow'e system viii eventually
give way TO planetary meteorology which
Is the only true system
The Farm Forum OF December says;
"Fostcr struck It right for the early part
of December IN this section
Those who are devoting their surplus
wealth 20 aid good causes could find Moth
ing that would bring better returns tlan
to help In developing planetary meteoroogy.
because It would benefit the whole human
race
Recent experiments indicate that electri.-
ity has muCh to do IN building up animal
ana vegetable bodies and / predict the
time Is not far away when the belief that
vegetable food comes from the earth Will
he looked upon with incredulous ridicule.
Bad theories nre the greatest enemies OF
the human race and the failure To recoz-
nlzr the fact that all vegetable food comes
from the ether IS thrall to progress. The
structure OF the universe win he greatly
slmpihed when It is understood that all
force comes from the condenslng OF ether
into earth matter, that the former is live
matter, the latter dead that every magnet
is m etheric center. that the earth Is
magnet, that 70 account for motion and
life in the universe no other forces than
condensation and expansion are necessary.
Magnetism includes all the electric and
etheric activities and Is the builder ~ an
thugs vegetable, animal, gaseous, liquid
and solid.
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Infections diseases, such as Influenza
measles. pneumonia, or even a common cold.
or diarrhoea, may render an otherwise 70
bust persons susceptible for the time being
TO this contagion universally present IN our
cities. While the ventilation Of our public
buildings, offices. workshops, etc, Is so de-
fective, nearly all of us are at times sub
jectcd 10 conditions which act powerfully
in lowering health and with 1t resistance 70
the contagion of the tuhercle bacillus. In
digestion, want Of sleep, excessive work
all contribute to this,
While these conditions obtain. no seden-
tary worker can have assurance mat ne
may not take this disease. Short there
fore, Of altering such conditions, 1t be
hooyes our citizens to protect themselves
by removing these sources OF cnnlaglou.
This source is the sufferers from the as
ease, those who cXpcctoratc the products
of the disease from their raynged lungs
This sputcm teens with tubcrclc bac!'l.
They may contaminate the man S beddlns,
the carpets on the floor, the curtains On
the wall, the very walls themselves, ms
cup spoon. fork, the basin In which nc
washes. When the eXpectoration dries me
contacion Is blown about the air or my
house. 1t may he found on our rhl'' GA
cars, In our churches, public buildings anu
even IN the streets wherever, In fact' men
with this disease eNpectorate.
consumptive who eXpectorates nj laiEe
IS a criminals he endangers the llFes Oh NO
But the FIRST stages OF the disease are
unfortunately seldom detected. a man may
be Invaded by the bacillus for months YI
even years before II Is suspected. All tulc
while he Is sowing broadcast the seeus o.
the most fatal disease OF civilized man;
No one, therefore, is loyal to his leiloW
men who expectorates IN n place Whtrc
there is any possibility Of his sputuln Nv
coming source OF danger 10 anotntl b
Many VIII say that this Is an extreme con
cIusion: that they can not have tupgltu
losis, being so strong and well; they nav
only q slight cold, little cough or DIul'
chitis, which will pass. But do not ioIEg'
that no disease is so insidious as tuOereu
losls II crecps on It's victims; tuey ~
unaware OF its apprOSch, and they do no .,
know that IT has them In its crap uhIl u
Is too late TO throw of the grim assaliltht Y
Consumption has been regarded IN the Pm;
as an incurable disease because the shil'
Of the physician I'm the past could nor uS
tect II until It's lncurable stage. BUT IL VI
not so now The disease can ne dluguT,see,n
With certainty IN It's very inclpiency Nhen
IL Is one OF the most durable OF All huli ~.
diseases when a rational regime Is en-
ployed.
Consider carefully the moral OF all TINS
Every one has some one near to nin'
either dead Of consumption or the victim
Of the disease. Every one is anxious ~
nrevent another loved one going the sam sam,
road. TO secure this the first signals m W,
10 obsysd When the cough Is heata g. \,
iIttle cough (Which comes from W. Anfot
Il "a Little ktonaeh cough NAsA NN'
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Ske 9ruth Hbout Sonyumption"
Preventable and Durable Disease Yielding
to Intelligent Medical Treatment.

he Post
knowledge OF the cause IS well as the
1'l OF consumption has recently
70 rapidly that the great majority
we have fallen behind as to what is
~ truth of the matter.
V'fse nearly every one knows that It
'sa oy germ called the "tuncrcle
out the fact that many people
-Esss tie opinion that consumption
.'4.afy is ample proof that they have
Hea OF the meaning Of the word
II the disease Is hereditary, the
I ~ haiqisst nave 1t when they arc born.
S,.,eyeS this; therefore the disease
/ sllvldg,.4 uired; that Is, contracted by
coming in contact with the
tle only true cause,
\ q t5iay physicians do not adequately
cS'r, s, put no layman, even travelling
X "a uHe South Africa, could fan
i uen W there one meets every day
MINI SUI women, perhaps the last or
4 lrn,, wv warned 10y the death OF
IN, ~ aud sisters of consumption,
4 l.i,ns ubiquitous germ In the cities
n sea,h Tue germ uplands OF
3s,b,o-ssa. africa. Having there passed
ACiloDsl age and having built up their
4 .Me " an open air life, they are
H.. " WISH their homes with i'm
n tbs from the above that although
fa,tsS germ the disease can not be
i snoS although the germ is pres
j In A.. large numbers in our great
4 nav ona Gun avoid its inhalation, yet
4 onr ~ contracts the disease. Just
sgiesseg - re or selection by breeders
4 Necl,i One speed OF race horses ana
Luz ana qualities IN different breeds
4 tbs me domestic animals general
4 : eiriiiss prevalence OF tuberculosis
atpria- races has been wedding OUT
Ne indivia.e Gonsumptive families; that
N A tuuais who become Infected
q b1nd consumptiye families are
n ~ ssometlmes produced by the
cte 1 tNo Individuals In whom the
y olfon NlSatsS less than the average.
y bsd caused by erroneous feeding
n Rpyent gene among the children,
q eonstitn., lhem from building up "A
II 8 the ZION The remedy for this
lhS enieation OF the principles
w 50 thas IN the schools OF the
i,ied n' my tue next generation may
n hrur 1 NJ Efficient through not hav-
i :, which disabilities Of hygicnlc L..
7 Is one OF the banes OF the
~
es, !, condition OF health. then,
49,. y persistent lowered nutrition
sr,,, ns' Impure air, want OF physi.
4 ss'nstent eTeeAs 81 any kind,
" xass. nmreFarY alteration from
lssAaps b. some prevalent
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Teacher--Years ago the kingdom OF Spain
ran clear around the world
Tommy-Who chased it!-Detroit Free
Press.
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10 Rlaht d VA.

Philadelphia Press,
Doodley--Is Miss Pechls az homer
Servaut--YAs, sab,
poodley--.ls she engaged
seryabt--YAE, sab; bat DO Remman amt
hyar dis ebenln', bah. step right 10, sab.
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FAKE oxIpfNr for Calls ara EsysFs,
crxa guaranteed. .,.-,l.,,-sa--,,-,-.-.,,,-
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SAMPLES Of Towels Of all kinds Napkins Lace Pillow Shams
and Bed Sets
SAMPLES Blankets Comforts and Countepanes.
SAMPLES Couch and Table Covers Porcres and Lace Cur
tains. CA lot of odd Curtains among drummers' sam
pies that match will be sold exceptionally cheapJ
SAMPLES of Shoes-Lades, Misses, Boys Chidrens and
Mems.
SAMPLES Cotton Piece Goods being head ends used by
drummers, having brands them; average about two
yards to each head end.
Samples in every department, Samples of all kinds
Samples, Samples, Samples, Samples without limit.
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|aA., ~ condition OF health. thcn,
|M 49, persistent lowered nutrition
|sr,l,, s' Impure air, want OF physi-
L = ~. sunstent s1ceAs ~ any kind,
~ tsas, temporary alteration fgem
asshaps b. some prevalent
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SAMPLES Mems and Boys Neckwear, Mems Smoking Jack
cts, etc
Caps
SAMPLES Youths, Boys and Children's Suits
FIRST FLOOR
SAMPLES Notions, such Tooth Brushes Cloth and Hair
Brushes
SAMPLES Ladies Carriers, Purses Chaeanes and Pocket
Books.
SAMPLES Combs, Music Boxes, Fancy Metal Goods
SAMPLES Ladies ami Misses Kid Gloves Hndkerchiefs and
Hosiery
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Dubois Circuit Cour

Judge T.. A Ely presiding began
its March term Monday afternoon.
As soon as called 10 order Hon. W
A Traylor presented the resolutions
adopted by the Dubois county Bar
Association in memory Of Bruno
Buettner. deceased The court or
dcred that they be spread upon thu
record Of The court, and as further
mark Of respect that the court ad-
iourn until TUESDAY morning.
On Tuesday the docket was called
for motions, and several made. The
case Of the State vs.. VIM. G. C,f-
few was called, and after coed
deal of trouble, the panel was filled
The trial Of this cause occupied all
day Tuesday and We1nesc ay, and
was submitted to the jury about
4 80 o'clock, and the jury returded
a verdict Ct guilty as charged" at
8 O'Clock p. m.
The following shows the final dis
dosition Of causes up TO Wednes-
day night
State vs.. Geo. Kastner; $ l.. W.
l.. nollied; written reasons given.
State vs.. John Greener and Geo.
Greener; 5. l.. on Sunday; nollied.
State vs. VIM. G.. Coffey; A. &
b. with intent to rape; jury trial I;
verdict guilty; from 2 to IA years.
Civic CAUSES.
Floyd Thurman, ct al, Va. Com
missioners OF Spencer county; con.
Itinued.
The administrative OF estate Of
Frank Hentrup reports sale OF real
estate to Ben. Rowekamp fol
$277. 20 cash; sale confirmed.
The administrators Of estate oil
Chas. Rasche, ST., was ordered e
sell real estate at private sale.
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Tar LAST Frw YEAR Has SHOWN RB
MARKABLE iNcHEAsEOF SLEEPLEsssEs
How 10 OVERCOME IT.

Tar LAST Frw YEAR Has SHOWN RB-
MARKABLE INchEAsEUF SLEEPLEsssEss
How 10 OVERCOME Ir.
SleepleS ness j. one If the most p ~
lilic sources predicting weak, nervous IN.
restless yondii,ol There Is no sense u
using o,iates they only undermine the
Nothing has ever been
known To perfectly control This condi-
ton mil the advent OF DR.. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills. Their action is 50
gentle and soothing sweet refreshing
sleep follows, hen nat..re has chance
to build up. Mr. X ). IcCabe, OF Pa
oil. Ind, saws: 1--WE have used DR.. A..
". Chase's Nerve Pills, we got in our
family fer nervousness. -ieep,essness
AM dizziness. and have found the med
icine quite sat'sl aciory. / consider these
pills good me icine for nervousness. I"
By calling at Brannock's drug store in
formation can be obtained regarding
the great success of DIR. A. w. Chase's
verve Pills and how they were first in
troduced by proof OF their merit. DIR. A.
w. Chas.'s Nerve Pills are sold at soc.
box at dealers, or DIR. A. w. Chase
Medicine Co, Buffalo, n. Y. See that
portrait and signature OF 4. w. Chase,
NJ. ID. are on every package 3
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PortersyIIle and Lemons.

Preaching service at the Lem
mons church, Sunday morning, at
1890.
A special service at Portersville
Sunday eve at 3 O'Clock, for men
and boys.
| kindly invite every young man,
old MAJ, and toy OF our entire
community 10 be at this service.
The sae object Of special ser
vice is that we, as men, may assist
each other to live better, and that
we all may WELD better influence,
and be wiling to lend helping
hand 10 the weak Let every ia
ther come and bring his boys.
G. w. ESTES,
Pastor G. p. church.
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Practically Starving.

after using few bottles Of Kodol
Dy-pep ia Cure my wife received perfect
and permanent relief from n severe "a
chronic ease Of stomach tronn'r" ~tt
!. X. Holly real est &c, INSURANCE uA,.
loan agent. OF Macomb, IN. Before
using kodol Dyspepsia Cure she could
not eat an ordinary meal without intense
suffering. She j. now entirely cured
several PIN sicians and many icmeii. -
had failed 70 give relief. You DON
have to diet. Eat any good food "
want, bat don't overload the stom ch
kodol Dyspepsia Cure will always di
gest il for YOU. Martin Friedman.
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Clouds the happiness OF The home. but a
nagging woman often needs help. She
may be so nervous and rundown in
heath that trifles annoy her. Ii she IL
melancholy, excitabls, troubled with
loss OF appetite, heaia he, s'eeplrss-
ness, constipation or 'anting md dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitter, the
mcst wonderful remedy Tor aiiing wa-
men. Thousands of sufferers from "a
male troubles, nervous troubles, has K
ache and weak kidneys have used il
and become healthy and happy Try j.
Only 50c Martin Erie man guarantees
satisfaction
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Could Not Breathe.

Coughs, colds, Group, grip. bronchitis,
other throat and lung troubles are quick
ly cured by One Minute Cough cure. One
Minute Cough Cure is not mere expec-
torant, which gives only temporary re-.
lief. II softens and liquities the mucous,
draws out the inflammation and removes
the cause OF the disease. Absolutely
safe. Acts at once. Zone INNATE Cough
Cure will do all that Is claimed for it,
says Justice Of the Peace, J. =. Hood,
Crosby, Miss. my wife could not get
her breath and was relieved by the first
dose. II has been . benefit to oil my
family. Martin Friedman.
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A Severe Cold for Three Months.

The following letter from A. J. Nus
baurh, of Batesville, Ind, tells It's own
story 81 suffered for three months with
severe cold. A druggist prepared me
some medicine. and physician pre-.
scribed for me, yet did not improve.
then tried Foley's Honey and Tar, and
eight doses cured me. Refuse substi'
fntes H. Il. Hrannock.
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Surgeons knife Not Needed.

Surgery is no longer necessary to cure
niles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel. Salve
cures such cases at once, removing the
necessity for dangerous, painful and ex-
pcnsive operations. For sealds, cuts,
burns. wounds, bruises, sores and skin
diseases it is unequalIed: Beware o.
counte rfei,s. Martin Friedman.
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Dangers OF Pneumonia.

cold at this time il neglected is Ii
able 70 cause pneumonia which is so oft
en- fatal, and even when the patient has
recovered the lungs are weakened, max
ing them peculiarly susceptible to con-
SUMPTION. Foley's Honey and Tar will
stop the cough, heal and strengthen the
lungs and prevent pneumonia. La grippe
coughs Weld quickly to the wonderful
curative qualities Of Foley's Honey and
Tar. There is nothing else lust as
good Il. Il. Brannock.
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PREACHING Rev. r. l. Priest
will ill his regular appointment al
the Jasper NJ. + church next Sun
day night at 1880 o'clock. Sunday
School at 8 O'Clock, a. IN. The
public are invited.
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raa-There will be no graduate ex-
aminations at Birdseye and Mentor
on next Saturday on account OF the
small pox in Jefferson township
Applicants can attend the sprii OF
Nav examinations.
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Pneumonia Follows q Cold

but never follows the use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar. II stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and at
fords perfect security from an attack o.
pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. Is. b.
Brannock.
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Chronic DiarrhOea.

Mr.. G. Il. Wingfield, Of Fair Play,
Mo. who suffered from chronic dysen-
tery for thirty-five years, says Chamber
lain's collie, cholera and Diarrhoea KEN
edy did him more good than any otner
medicine he had ever used. FOR SAFE ny
Martin Friedman, druggist.
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lfmembers of the "Hay Fever Associ-
aion" would Use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery Tor Consumption, the club would
20 70 pieces, for it always cures this n,al-
aaly, and asthma, the kind that battles
NE doctors wholly drives from the
system Thousands Of once-hopeless
sufferers from consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis ose their lives and health to
y i conquers grip, saves little ones
nom Group and,whooping cough, and j.
positively guaranteed for all throat and
.ung troubles. soc, 81. Trial bottles
nee AZ Martin Friedman's drug store.
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Don't 20 TO bed. Don't stop work.
Don't take Turkish bath and render
yourself liable to an attack Of pneu-
monia. krauses Cold Cure, in conven
lent capsule form, will cure you in "a
hours. They are pleasant to take and
cause no ringing in your head or other
disagreeable sensations. Price 25c. Sold
bv Martin Friedman.
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sD-The trla! OF VIM. g. Coffey
for A & b. with intent to rape, be.
tore jury, occupied the circuit
court most of Tuesday nd Wed
ne~day, and large portion OF The
citizens If MADISON township were
present a Witnesses or eager lis
.teut II
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sey-It's tie 0mark twain'' Ii
Can't Keep 1t Secret.

The pIendid work OF DR.. Kings New
lAie pills is daily coming to light. No
such gland remedy for liver and bowel
troubles was ever known befo,e. Thou
Sands bless them for curing constipa-
ton, sick headache, biliousne $, jaun-
lice and iniIgs stion. Try them 25c.
at Martin Fiiedman's drug store.
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Raw or Inflamed Lungs

Yield rapiply to the wonderful curative
and healing qualities of Fol US Honey
and Tar. 1t prevents pneumonia and
N from hard cold settled on
the lungs. my daughter had terrible
cold which settled on her lungs, says
n. jackson, OF DanviIle, Ill. I'VE tried
a great many remedies without relief,
until we gave her Foley's Honey and
Tar which cured her. b. b. Brannock.
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MovEs.-Mr. r. w. Myers has
moved into the former Zoeller resi-
uence, on Mill street.
AT. George j. Roelle has moved
mo 10Y the former Parker residen e, on
9ih street.