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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

VIII Do done by sonae of the owners ov&r
niencr jumps. and the spectators viii
nave all the excitement they want, when
the seven high jumpers, among whom
are saek. Anaaret and Bachelor. canter
ieasufely into the ring. and. in turn, under
tnn RIDERS urging. fly for the bars either
10 ciear them at bound, mid the cheers
OF the Spectators or stop short with a
nat refusal TO. the Abs Of the disap-
pointed crowd.
Hunter the Central Figure.
The pair horse victoria. with anpro-
pirate appointments and diverted groom
and coachmaa. Stands for tho luxurious
IN the morse world: the perfect saddle
morse receives the affection and compan-
lonship OF his friend and master; the
sporting tandem is the ''horsey." the real
thing the perfection of what is artistic
IN horsecraft. but the hunter is the cen.
trail figure in the setting wbere man and
BEAST and nature and art combine IN color
harmony and stirring excitement to pro-
oHcc All that Is picturesque and romantic
IN. a cross countiy ru,a to hounds
The polished trap and jin2Iin1, harness
and sleek, smooth pair on asphaIted street
are to the free lance hunters on open
plain. Ger fence and ditch, streaming
away to the, sound Of the horn and the
bsy OF the hound in an air that exhila-
rate and a chase that stirs the blood
We'll the two arc to each other as the
heavy perfume Of rare exotic is to the
sweet fragrance of the wild rose.
The hunting instinct. whether it be for
beast or man, is strong in man, and the
horse instictively absorbs it. The hunter
VIII take fence when the judgment OF
the rider and his love for his mount
should lead him through some opening,
unless the chase be not and the finish
near.
1t is safe to say that at no horse show in
this country has the hunter and jumper
a clearer right to receive recognition and
make himself at home than in the ring of
the anaphitheatre next week before the
eyes of 5000 Virginians, among whom the
hunter has been bred and has fourished
for a century and a half.
Seven sporting tandems will be shown
Tuesday night, and the leaders under sad
die put over the regulation jumps in hunt
colors. For Snowy work this exhibit
has no equal in a hrose show arena.
Park tandems will be shown Thursday
night They differ from the sporting tan
dem in that the latter is the hunting tan
dem, where the leader is a hunter and is
shown as such, as well as in tandem.
In tandenS, the wheeler is preferably
larger and stronger than the leader, but
tIiS laLteT is more snowy. In the case OF
sporting tandems. however, the leader is
supposed to be the larger. being a hunter.
He must be well bred with good mouth
and manners, and al-round straight ac-
ton. The wheeler must have substance
quality and conformation.
Mrs. Deiterick's Buck" and the Noun
tain View Farms David Harum" and
Fashion" exhibited by Wyeth & West,
will be among the favorite leaders shown
to the sporting tandems Tuesday night.
r. c. HOWISON
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Tuesday Night, October 14th.

CLASS s-HoRsE AND VICTORIA
Horse 10 hands and over. to be shown
before Brougham or Victoria. Horses
must be practically sound forfhe .pur-
pose for which they are shown. They
must have good manners; extreme knee
or hook action will not be given the pre-
so per cent. Appointments, so per cent.
Coachman to drive.
First prize, 500; second prize. $50; third
Young; Miss Fortune, exhibitor, Mrs.
Albert Young; Alexandra, exhibitor
Langhorne NJ Williams Man ex shld
$40 P. M-CLAss HORSE AND RUN
ABOUT.
Horse should be IA hands inches. and
not exceeding Is hands inches. Horse
TO count 60 per cent; runabout, harness,
and appointments. 40 per cent Horse
should have good manners. conformation.
and quality true all-around action, and
be able to go a pace. Horse must stand
without being held. Excessive high ac-
ton not essential.
prize s25: fourth prize. ribbon:
Lord Woottcn, exhibitor, G. ". G.
DreNel; Lady Wootton:, exhibitor; G. W
Fl. Barnes: Lady Majorie, exhibitor, Mrs
Maxwell Wyeth: Brownette, exhibitor.
Dr.. f. 2; owsley; Lueena. exhibitor
exhibitor Z. S Boze: Silver Sterling, eS-
hibitor, Frank E. Altemus; Fortune, eS-
hibitor, Mrs, Albert Young: Miss For
menceta. exhibitor. Dr. F. D. Owsley;
Coxey. exhibitor. ". Gordon McCabe,
Jr.: Windward. exhibitor. James II:
Grant: Curtis Bay exhlolt S;h,ta Rlch hars
c. w Smith: Myrtleton Belle. exhibitors,
Duffcy Brothers.
$50 p. M-CLASS s-HORSES IN HAIR
NESS.
All horses entered in these classes must
be practically sound for the purpose for
which they are shown. They must have
good manners; extreme Knee or hook ac-
lion will not be given the preference over
true ail-around action. In classes for
pairs both horses must be within the
limit of size called for i'll the classif1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
The HORSE IS KING
..oyr1S1IED FROM FIRST PAGE,>

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE9
,..,shsw, c. +. Doyle. W. S. Forbes.
pr ~ II. Grundy. ]. n. Jones. =. O..
j5a,,u" s T. Morgan. i. I. Myers, j.
aie! non, Alien Potts. r. g. Rennolds.
~ ~ scott, G. w. Stevens. S. w. Ira
~ r. Trigg. Henry Leo Valentine.
te'. white. T. Aslaby Wickhan'. r. Ian
+. ~ A. Williams r c. Williams. Jr.
Excursion Saturday
,,car,ents have been made by the
49,. ..'+.ss,cnt with the Chesapeake and
F,st.', ,,,ss'rosd TO rcn an excursion Satur-
or ,,o,-,iT1c 20 Newport News for those
"a, 5gsire TO attend the launchinsS of
VIZ ,,,tnnroc. at the Newport News ship
t| The train will leave here at s
'a and rczonming leave Newport News
q NJ. and reach the Aiain-st-cct
~ ay o'clock, giving the excursions
az ,r,,,lc time to attend the Horse
iS1S saturday right. Tho Monroe will
'7.s. ,,g-,-ei,ca at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
p ''' and Il is the purpose of the Horse
3 ..-.,, ,,,snagement TO have the excursion
the hencft Of visitors from inland
.rp.s3E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
WEAK ANKLES
.sA.n, ventil.ttar Antl. s,pp.rt,

for weak. n,rained. or
wrenehed ana :les, oAiL M
dren learning. to walk,
skating, football, and ~
all athletic spa,rts. Can Ia N
be worn with Law shoes.
Invisible. &1S9sA
For sAlo at all dealers, sE68f;:sI
or ssnt postpaid on re- AH!l:1
ceipt of price. 9.:..;1
State size Of shoe and ZSH G:;e1Ms~
smallest ankle meas HSNHE
urement, Price PSF H8&
pair: Mems. u; ,.H 4
Ladiea'. &c.; &2w
Boys, 7bc.;
Misses, Co.,; g8fS
Child-en's, soc. 3
THE NATHAN ANKLE SUPPORT CO.,
Dept. z. az Dua,.e ST., New York.
foct 12d:19.2t)
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ces. sxhihitor. Mrs. J. NJ Allen: Miss
Eneiish exhibitor, 8. N, Allen; Church
III, exhlhites. Julian Morris; Easter, ex-
hibitor Robert n Taxieli uS ,1 heek n sx
exhibitor. Mrs. r. G. Shaw.
10 q M .-f.T,ASS 5-HORSES IN HAIR
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P. M,-cLAss 1s.-FouR-IN-HAND

Exhibitors in these classes need not de-
scribe their teams when making their
ever, must be owned by the exhibitor at
the time of the closing of entries:
For best road team to be shown before
a coach, drag OF break-t'irst prize. $le1;
second prize. SIS; third prize, SIS; fourth
prize. ribbon.
$50 P. M.-CLAss 2s.-HUNTERs AND
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

excessive cost or government printing Is q strong
argument against the position Of those who are
Inclined on abstract grounds to advocate the gov
ernments doing any work which can with nro-
pretty be left In private hands.
Gratifying progress hA= been made during the
year in the extension OF the merit system Of max
ing appointments In the government service. II
should be extended by law to the District OF Co
iumbis. II 10 much TO be desired that our con-
rilsr system be established by law on a basis
providing for appointment and promotion only in
consequence Of proved fitness.
Through wise provision Of the congress at Its
last session the White House, which had become
disagured by inoongruous additions and changes
has now been restored TO what IL was planned 70
be by Washington. In masking the reservations
the utmost care has been exercised to come as
possible 10 the early plans and to supple
mcnt these plans by careful study q such
buildings that Of the University OF Virginia,
which was built by Jefferson The White House
IL the property Of the nation, and so far as Ia
compatible with living therein II should be kept
ss Il originally was. for the reasons that
we keep Mount Vernon Il originally was The
stately simplicity Of its architecture Is an cx-
preston o. the character OF the period In which
II WAS built and is in accord with the purposes
IL designed to serve. II Is a good thing to
preserve such buildings as historic monuments
which keep alive our sense OF continuity sith the
nations past.
The reports OF the seversi executive depart.
ments are submitted 70 the congress with this
communication THEODORE ROOSEVELT
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7rrr. N-.,res
@k1s-s --N----<S.


WHEREAS Mary E. Collins, formerly Of
w Stcnington, Hancock county, and State
Of Maine, by her mortgage deed, dated the
twenty first day OF June, q. d. 1897, and re-
corded IN the Hancock registry OF deeds, book
sSs. page 3i5. conveyed to me. the under
signed, certain lot or parcel OF land situated
n the town of Stonipgton, butted and
bounded as follows, to wit; Commencing at q
rock with an iron bolt in same by the high
way and N. west corner OF land of Barbary
Hutchinson; thence southerly by said Hutch
inson land to the shore; thence by the shore
southerly, wests rly and northerIy to rock
and land formerly owned by Benjamin Bar
bour; thence by said land easterly and north
erly to the highway road; thence easterly by
said road to place of beginning. containing
one acre. more or less; and whereas the con-
dition OF said mortgage has been broken. l
therefore claim foreclosure of same because
OF said breach OF condition, and give this no.
tiee for that purpose. ELLA NJ. WARREN,
Nov. ~. 1902. BY Geo. NJ. Warren, atty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

To accommodate those who are partial TO
he use OF atomizers In applying liquids into
the nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the
proprieiors prepare Fly's Liquid Cream Balm.
Price including the spraying tube Is rs cents.
Druggists or by mail. The liquid embodies the
medicinal pro .erties OF the solid preparation.
Cream Balm Is quick absorbed by the mem
hrsne and does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to natural and healthy character.
Ely Brothers, IS Warren ST., N.
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Wees ras".
Ansss san arrived al the home OF Mr..
and hfs %, i~ hicnstas Nov IL.
Ft,.i " ssgin. who has been 10 Boston
yi.his < ate coaaln, has returned home.
Nsx. has been received from Colorado,
thag Moses Ws.gait, formerly OF this
piap.. Is dead.
so..n nj u.,v,,,. ,,,....s.nn
=. ..,ns sa,,, :, fna..n po,,, !.
.ns..ns
lima u.xa hs. nox.s, ian, ma. r
a.. lie viii .oo. "a, te IA, ttar,o, N
- ali xsut.r
-,
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COUNTY NEWS.


Bssssnn-
E.B. Tainter Is improving.
The lumber has arrived Tor Mrs. Foies,s
|rottsge.
chsrles Johnston and Victor Bridge.
|xsrs In Bangor last week on business.
william Blal.aeIl and wife spent last
week IN Ellsworth, their former home.
Rev. A. =. Hinkley gave an illustrated
|,empsrance lecture In the church Sun.
day evening.
Miss JOY, Of Bangor, who has spent the
,ommer at the Judge house, returned
home lsst week.
VIC. 5sidgcs and wife spent Thanks
giving in ssrsensville, the guests OF ]. w.
Allen and wife
Z. ID. nsrtshorn, OF swanvIiie, Ia in
town tor few days, the guest OF o. l.
Flye, ct the Lookout.
Mrs. Susan Judge and daughter Alice
have gone TO Concord, Mass. to spend
the winter With Charlie Judge.
Rev. Mr.. Fsrgerson, . retired mission
.ry from India. iectured Monday and
Tuesday nights In this Baptist church.
n. W. Rlye, who hss been occupying
n. w. Matters house, has moved his fam
iiy back to their soms at Fiys's Point.
Mrs. II. w. Nuster. who has spent tho
season at Prospect Hsrbor, returned home
saturday, November "a. Mr.. Natter will
rssafn In few days.
Mrs. J. J. Mcdonnell returned last
Wednesday from Bath. where she has
bssn Wishing hcr husband, who is en-
ploysd there.
Dec. 1. UsE FKAsK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

II you feel III and need a pill
Why not purchase the bestY
DsWitt's Early Risers
Are little snrprisers,
Take one-they do the rest.
MIooIS " MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
A Cold Wave.

The forecast OF sudden changes In the
weather serves notice that q hoarse voiee
and heavy cough may invade the sanct
ity OF health in your own home. eau
tious people have bottle OF One Minute
Cough Cure always at hand. II cures
coughs, colds, lsgrippe, bronchitis, ppeu-
monla and ali throat and lung troubles
WIo0Is & MooRE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03
What's In a Name ?

Everything Is N the nam when II comes
to Witch Hazel Saive. For piles. eczema,
cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases
DeWstt's Saive has no equal. THIS has
given rise to numerous worthless counter
feits. Ask for DeWittA-tte genuine.
wIooIs Il MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-03

hcrfh L.usess..
Miss Natalie Salisbury, OF Ellsworth, is
Waiting her grandparents here.
Schools begin tn town to-day. Mas
Annis Roberts IL teaching here.
Miss Eanics Cogsins has returned home
for two weeks vacation from CsaGinv.
Mrs. Wellington Barbour and dsag htsr
Bertha, OF Bar Hafoor, spsat several days
las; week with her mother. Mrs. Il. ".
Yong.
Mrs. l. A. Austin has closed her house
aud gons 20 LSmoine Beach to spend the
winter with Der daaEhtes, Mrs. w. e.
wailsce.
There viii Do drsms In three acts pre-
sented BY tbs Modern Woodmen In
lamoine grange hall, Dec. 10, entitled "a
Giided Youth. II stormy the following
Friday evening.
Dec. 1. ".
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CHIPT.


little Investigation shows that the strong
taste OF pure cod liver oil cAnnos be entirely
removed without entirely removing tho oil.
foa can TASTE the oil In SCOTS Emaisson. bat m
Ia not anpleasant.--A6et.
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.~~r~~~~~~-~~<N~N-e
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
OF the last will and testament Of Isaac
NJ Grant, late Of Ellsworth In the county
OF Hancock, deceased. and given bonds ~ the
law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate OF said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement and
az Indebted thereto are requested TO make
November 4, 1902, cArnanrSE u. eaAsr.
i he has been duly appointed admtnis-
TRAITOR OF the estate Of Josephine E Metsalf
late Of Dedham, In the county, Of Ham
law directs All persons having Demands.
against the estate Of said deceased are desired
70 present the same for settlement and ala
m sn, sasreep are request s nag pay
November a. 1902
THE subscriber Joseph L. stevens, OF Mil
IL ton 10 the county OF Norfolk aud Com
mobwealth OF Massachusetts, hereby gives
notice that he has been duly appointed adj
ministrstor de bonis non OF the estate Of Doty
Little, late OF Castine, in the county OF Ham
cock, and State OF Maine, deceased aud given
without the state OF Maine has appointed
George H. Witbefie, OF said Csetine his agent
Tor Eaid State OF Maine. All persons having
are desired to present the same for settlement.
and all indebted thereto are requested 10
make payment Immediately.
september 10, 1902 JOSEPH L. sTEvEss.
YI,HE subscriber residing out OF the State
i to wit: at No. 70 Hastings ST.. Boston,
Mass, hereby gives notice that he has been
duly appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Lemuel e. ID. Peters, late Of Biuehiil in the
county Of Hancock, deceased, and given
bonds as the laws directs. and that he has APP
pointed John A, Peters. IT,. OF Ellsworth, In
the county Of Hancock. and State Of Maine,
agent for said state OF Maine. All persons
having demand against the estate Of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately.
Oct Is. 1872. LEHUEL w. PETERS.
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Missionary Conference.

The December missionary conference
will be held at the Baptist church In this
city, Wednesday, Dec. IL. Following is
the programme:
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1ott's isisnd A..

eotrs Island.
Irving Gross is making good progress on
his house, and will probably occupy II the
coming winter.
NJ. v. Babbldge. who has been In Bangor
buying lumber and hardware, returned
home on steamer "cimbria" the 18th.
The last OF our summer visitors. Mrs.
Lawrence Peterson aud daughter Lizzie,
left for Philadelphia Nov. q. They came
the last OF May.
The many friends OF Lewis X. Martin
we're pained to learn OF the sudden death
OF his estimable wife at their home in
someryille. Mass. Mr.. Martin was once q
residsn, OF this place.
Nov. Is. GRIPS.
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West rremonss
bsasfiee Liant. Julia Clark aud WIN
Clark, IT,. were visiting relatives At
Aanset last week.
Emily Norwood, who has bean great
sufferer for the psst year, left Monday for
the hospital In Portland.
Quits number OF yosng folks loft here
this week to attend school at Baeksport.
Among them wcre Rev. A. p. Thompson,
Arthur Rumiii, Charles Reed and Edith
Ramlli.
Schooner IL NJ. Eaton. Capt. Frank
Eaton, ssrived from Rocklsnd, where be
hAs been selling HOLSTERS. Schooner
"oriron". Capt. w. h. Hannah, has
arrived from Bar Hzrbor. Schooner
Lacy Elizabeth, Capt. Thomas Rich,
has arrived with load OF wood.
Dec. 1. THEI.aA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-06-11
MORE RECRUITS TO CHANGING
Superior Court Rids County of Another
Batch.

The judicial hopper in superior
court fairly hummed yesterday, and
at the close of business q nice selection
of recruits for the changing were
ready And these will go forward un-
less the fines are paid.
Il was the same case of a ''negro and
pistol" as to Josh Carter, and Josh is
going to pay the freight.
Anderson Martin and Bill Hammond,
a brace of jailbirds, playfulIy tampered
with the jail locks the other day. They
will soon be behind an entirely new
set of locks and bars.
Ed Davenport got two years for
burning house, and now will burn
the wind to the penitentiary.
Rachel Hill peddles old clothes and
sometime forgets to make cash returns.
When she returns from the gang six
months hence her think works will be
less defectiYe.
Bill Hammond was also found guilty
of larceny from the house, as was also
Fayette Norton.
Bill Clarke, the negro who winged a
sweet singer at the campmeeting Sun
day, pleaded guilty to assault to MUIR
der, and will quit campmeetings for
the coal business.
The trial of blind tiger cases was
taken up late in the day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-06-11
The PITH AND POINT
OF WHAT is SAID.
By People of Americas in Various
Walks.
TALKED WHILE THEY TRADED
A Roundup Of The News and Gossip
of Day Here in Americas = A
Bunch Of Little Tales Whacked off
Quite Short.

Call and inspect our new Soda Foun-
tain, and be refreshed with delicious
simmer drinks. HUDsoN's DRUGSTORE.
The grand jury may finish work and
adjourn today certainly by tomorrow
and then can Johnny come march
ing home again.
The favorite son of the King of Corea
has lost $50, 900 in the stock market.
This is what comes of trying to get too
civilized at once.
The Gan Club will shoot at the Dell
this afternoon at o'clock The shoot
was fixed for yesterday, but for good
reason was postponed.
Fresh blackberries are now selling
here at the rate of dollar bushel,
and the man with quarter can live q
week very comfortably.
Farmers in Americas yesterday were
feeling good over the effect of the re-
cent general rain. All kinds of crops
are growing nicely now.
Roses fine orchestra, from Column
bup, will play at the commencement
exercises tomorrow night, and likewise
for the german afterwards.
Mr.. Terrell has 90 more votes than
enough to nominate on the first ballot.
Mr.. Terrell carried 70 counties, Col.
Estill 80, and Mr.. Query %.
The physician who says it is a good
thing for the eyes and general health
to read lying down must have some
lazy folks among his patients.
The census bureau says it is going to
tell something about trees. People
who are going to summer on farms will
please watch for the information.
Arrangements for the conference of
the State Epworth Leagers here are
complete, and the two hundred dele
gates will come to the Thursday SER
vices.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-06-11
REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL.
Matters Disposed of at Monday Night
Session.

Regular Meeting Mayor and City
Council Monday May Goth. Present,
Mayor J B. Fielder presiding, Alder
men Fort, Bolton, Sherlock and
Glover, Absent J, B. Hudson and
J. r. Hudson.
Minutes of the regular meeting May
Goth, were read and confirmed.
Communication from w. Fl, @. bud
ley, jr., asking reduction on special
license was read and referred to to Or.
dinance committee.
Motion to pay judgement in favor OF
Speight and Dewall, for $50, was
adopted.
Motion to collect for gas from First
Methodist church 624 cents per hour.
was adopted.
The advlsability of putting in an arc
light at pump station was discussed
and referred to Light committee.
Matter of purchasing steam heater
for pump station was referred to Wat
er and Sewerage committee with an.
thority to act.
The marshal reported that he had
been unable to collect bills from parties
fumigated by the city physician.
Aid. Glover introduced the follow
Ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the chairman of the
Board of Health be required to give
notice to all parties where scarlet fever
or other infectious diseases occur on
their premises, to have same thorough
ly fumigated and furnish certificate
from physician in charge that the same
has been done within twenty-four
hours after patient has been discharged
Upon motion, the various petitions
for pigpens were referred to Sanitary
Inspector with authority to approve or
disapprove said petitions; also to limit
number of hogs to be kept in any one
pen or Lot.
Cemetery reports for the month of
May were read and ordered spread upon
the minutes.
Bills of DIR Hudson, for former
fumigatione, were ordered paid.
Upon motion the council agreed to
meet every other week at 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon, commencing two weeks
from this date.
All approved bills were read and or
dered paid.
H. @. MITCHELL, G. & T.
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800 Reward, s1OO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Oatarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
che system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patent strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & co
Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family PILE are the best.