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suggestion that may come from the
national management of the Democrat
&c party
Il have offered my services and those
OF my newspapers To the managers OF
Democracy. and insofar as I have felt
have offered the much greater infin-
enee of the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs. piedging hon. TO-
operation OF all members to further
effort on the lines OF that genuine
Democracy in which the majority Of
the American people believe. There are
special reasons why Democrats should
assert themselves and work energetic
ally In this campaign
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CAN KILL JAPS
WITH EYES SHUT
Nearly Four thousand Japanese Are
Wiped Out.
ONLY TWELVE ALIVE.
Russians Made Sorties at Port Ar
thur Against Positions Held by
Kanagaua Regiment and
Slaughter Awful.

London. Oct. 5.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Nagaski correspondent tele-
graphs under date OF Sept. 80. saying
terrible artillery conflicts are adding
TO the horrors Of the situation at Per,
Arthur. On Sept. 22-23 the Russians
made sorties against positions held by
the Kanagawa regiment and desperate
lighting ensued. The Japanese force
was practically annihilated. only one
noncommissioned officer and eleven
who were in the engagement.
The Japanese tunnel at Port Arthur
was completed on Sept "a and was i'm
mediately used. The result Is un-
known.
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MUCH COTTON.
Development of the Industry Is Fast
Progressing.

Berlin. oct. 5.-AutomoblIe trains
are to be run on wagon roads in Togo
land and German East Africa as feed
ers to railway lines. The colonial ad-
ministration is now improving roads
and building bridges with this object
In view
The autumn report OF the colonial
economic commission says 1000 bales
of cotton Of as good quality as the
American product have been delivered
on the coast from Togoland and also
that 1000 bales Of the Egyptian quality
have been marketed. In German East
Africa there is a twentyfold increase
In production estimated for 1905. The
commission guarantees a price Of IL
cents per pound for cotton OF Ameri-
can quality and 10 cents per pound for
Egyptian quality delivered on the
coast IL being able TO do this through
the development fund raised by Ger
man manufacturers.
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NOMINATIONS MADE.
Democrats Of New York Name Con-
gressionaI Candidates.


New York, Oct. 5.-Congressional
district conventions were held by the
Democrats in various districts OF New
York and Brooklyn Monday night.
The following nominations we-e
made:
Ninth district. Henry n. Goldfogie:
Tenth. William Sulzer: Eleventh. VIM.
Randolph Hearst: Twelfth. w. Bourke
Cochran; Thirteenth. Edward Swan:
Fourteenth. Charles 4. Towne: Fiji
teeenth. NJ. Francis Loughran: Six
teeneth. Jacob Rupert. Jr.: Seven
teenth. Franklin Leonard: Eighteenth.
Joseph A. Gouldon-
In Kings county. which includes
Brooklyn. the following nominations
were made:
Second. George II. Lindsay: Third.
Ephriam Bykk; Fourth. DR.. Frank
Wilson: Fifth. John J. Roach: Sixth.
Robert Baker; Seventh, John ]. Fitz-
gerald.
In the Twelfth district Congressman
Cochran made an address. I'm which he
told OF the principles the Democratic
party was fighting for. and severely
criticised the Republicans. saying.
among other things. that the party now
In power In the nation is responsible
for lynching in the south. He con-
tinued: since the death Of Lincoln
no Republican president and 10 Re
publican statesman has been able to
secure anything like the popular re-
gard which was enjoyed up to his
death by Samuel ]. Tilden. and which
to-day Is enjoyed by Grover Cleve-
land"
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JAPANESE SURGERY.
American Surgeon Says They Are Far
Ahead of All Nations.

San Francisco. Oct. 5.-Among the
passengers arriving on the liner Mon
golia from the orient was Major Lewis
L. Seaman. surgeon In the United
States engineering branch of the army.
who has been learning japanese meth
DDS OF surgery IN army camps. In his
opinion the Japanese are far ahead OF
all other nations in the world. In the
organization Of her sanitary branch of
the army she has been the first to an
ticipate and take measures against the
fact that the greater number Of deaths
in war are caused. not by bullets. but
by disease.
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Small ou.pos. Fights.

New York. Oct. 4.-SmalI outpost
fight constitute the sum OF activities
reported from the vicinity OF Mukden.
The Japanese blockade Of Port Arthur
is so effective that General Stoessel has
been unable to inform the war office
at st. Petersburg Of the situation
there. The report OF the arrival Of the
Russian armored cruiser Bayan Of the
Port Arthur squadron at Hanchau bay,
near Shanghai. has no official confirma-
ton.
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FATAL CAvEIN.
Four Lives snuffed Out and Two seri
ously Injured.

Cartersvllle. Ga. Oct. By the fall
ing of earth and ore estimated at 1000
tons In weight. the lives OF four men
were snuffed out near here. Two 9TH
ers are seriously injured and are ex-
pected to die.
The dead: r. Morgan. president
and manager OF the Morgan Mining
company OF Gainesville: James Har-
ris, Jr. white. Gainesville: Robert
Boynton. negro. Gainesville: unknown
negro.
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sULLIvANs CALLED.
Timothy D. and Timothy II. Conferred
With JUDGE Parker.

New York. oct. 5.-Timothy d. Sui
Ivan. representative in congress. and
Timothy II. Sullivan. vice chairman OF
the board OF aldermen. both OF New
York. spent half an hour with Judge
Parker Tuesday. Representative SulH-
van said he told Judge Parker he was
wasting time in New York. as this city
has nothing but Democrats. Among
other callers upon Judge Parker were
former Governor Campbell OF Ohio
and former Treasurer Morgan.
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BORED BY DIVER.
Believed Last Attempt Was Work OF
One Of This Glass.

New York. Oct. 5.-That the latest
attempt to injure or destroy the battle
ship Connecticut was. according to the
Herald. made from the outside. has
been established to the satisfaction OF
officials at the navy yard. II is be-
lieved that the hole which resulted In
flooding one OF the water-tight com
partments OF the ship was bored by a
diver.
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RUSSIANS ROUTED.
Former Sustained Thirty Casualties
and Japanese None.

huo Sdpducbc NOUc.
Toxic. Oct. 5.-The following official
report has been issued, Manchurian
headquarters reported by telegraph
that body of scouts sent by our ad-
vance detachment on Oct. 2. consist
ing OF company OF infantry and 4
troop of cavalry. attacked and routed
detachment Of the enemy's cavalry
sixty strong. occupying PachsIngtun.
thirteen miles north of Lao Yang and
nine miles west of the Mukden road.
While further accommodating in the VI
cfnity, force OF Russian cavalry. 23o
strong. attacked the Japanese scouts.
After fighting for some time the ia
panese retired. The enemy's loss was
about thirty. We sustained no cas-
ualties. State of affairs at front of
our army remains unchanged.
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WOMAN FoREcAsTER.
Only One Employed by the Govern.
ment Has Died.

Hanover. Pa. Oct. s.-Mrs Annie
Greenwsld. the only woman forecaster
official employed by the United States
government. is dead at her home near
here. aged fifty-sevep years. For sew
snteen years Mrs. Greenwaid kept on
her husbands farm a complete station
record OF weather conditions. and was
regarded by farmers OF York county as
authority. Mrs. Greenwald was pres
ident OF the National Science club Of
Washington and editor OF Earth and
Air, a scientific journal.
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Geronimo Departs.

ST Louis. Oct. 5.-Geronimo. CHIEF
OF the Apache Indians. departed for
his home at Fort Sill Okla. Monday.
Geronimo had been at the Worlds fair
since June. and recently asked permis-
sion OF Superintendent MCGOWAN of
the Indian school TO return home. say
ing he was homesick.
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ooTHAm's DAY.
Large Number Of New Workers Par.
tieipated In Exercises.

ST. Louis. Oct. 5.-A large number q,
New Workers were present Monday at
the celebration OF New York City day
at the Worlds fair The formal exer-
cises were held In the New York build
ing on Model street. Addresses were
made by President Francis OF the ex-
position. Mayor Wells for the city OF
st. Louis and President Fornes OF the
New York City board OF aldermen. A
reception followed these exercises. at
which were present all the foreign and
state commissioners and officials Of the
exposition and Of St Louis and Arch
bishop Glennon. The concluding func-
ton was given by the New York COM
mission.
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SWALLOW SPEAKS.
Say, President May Become Party to
the Most Bloody War.

Portland. Ind. Oct. 5.-Dr. Silas c
Swallow. Prohihitionist candidate for
president. at the opera house made
reference to a reported telegram sent
to President Roosevelt by Bishop Nc
Cabe. as president OF the Southern IL
linois Methodist conference. desisnat-
ing him as the chosen leader of the
movement to bring universal peace to
the world and the settlement OF all in
tsrnational differences by arbitration
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NO FURTHER NEWS.
interest Is Great In Developments al
Mukden.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 5.-The war
commission adjourned without issuing
further news from the front An As
ISOLATED Press dispatch from Mukden.
filed there at 1890 o'clock Monday
night, states merely that all is quiet
there. There is intense interest here
in developments at Mukden, but the
public. and. apparently. the authori-
ties also, are utterly in the dark as TO
what is transpiring.
The little news received from Port
Arthur comes from abroad. but that
little is satisfactory, inasmuch as It
records further repulse of the Jap
anese attacks.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Ambassador Mccormick Will Pay a
Visit to His Home.

st. Petersburg. Oct 5.-Ambassador
Mccormick has been granted a leave
of absence to go to the United States
on urgent private business. He leaves
here Thursday and will stop at Ber-
lin to consult the japanese minister re-
garding repatriation OF Japanese refu-
gees. Mr.. Mccormick will sail from
Cherbourg on the Hamburg American
liner Deutschland. Oct IA. and prob
ably be away from his post for six
weeks. The diplomatic situation is
quiet. The question OF contraband Of
war have passed the acute stage.
there are no important questions likely
TO arise During Mr.. McCormick's alb
sence Secretary Spencer Eddy will act
as charge d. affaires.
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Soon Sails.

Manila. Oct. 5.-Major General Wade
retiring commander Of the Philippine
division. sails for home on the trans.
port Thomas oct. IS Pending the ar.
rival OF Major General Corbin. who
succeeds TO the command OF the divis.
ion. General Leonard Wood viii act a.
commanding general
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Msrveled at Condition.

Washington. Oct. 5.-Those who
were at the bedside OF Postmaster
General Payne Monday night marvel.
led at the fact that life remained
Tuesday forenoon. His wonderful re-
Operative power was remarked by D.
Magruder,
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Bryan Speaks In Nebraska.

Omaha. Oct. 5.-Hon. W. ]. Bryan
spoke at several towns along the Chi
cago and Northwestern railway in this
state Tuesday. making brief addresses.
At Emerson he delivered a lengthy
speech. Mr.. Bryan speaks all this
week in northern and eastern Nebras-
ka.
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tuberculosis Congress.

St Louis. Oct 5.-The opening ses-
sion OF the international Congress on
tuberculosis began here Monday VT
number OF famous physicians from
various parts of the world present TO
discuss means for the prevention and
cure o. consumption
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Third Loan.

London. Oct 5.-The Star 1ard's To-
kio correspondent reports that at
conference Of bankers IT was decided
TO issue Immediately a third domestic
war loan of s4O.oOo.Obo. completing the
loans for the current fiscal year.
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To Exceed One Million.

London. Oct. 5.-Explaining the de-
tails OF the japanese regulations the
Times correspondent at Toxic says It
Will ultimately make the total war
war strength Of the army exceed 1000
900.
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The key to health is in the kidneys
and liver. Keep these organs active
and you have health, strength and
cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters
!. stimulant for the kidneys, regu-
lltes the liver, stomach and bowels. A
golden household remedy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-05
SLIGHT SKIRMISH.
Complete Luli In Operations Broken
on Sunday.

on Sunday.
Mukden, Oct s.-A complete Iull In
operations was broken Oct. by a
slight skirmish few miles east Of
the bridge over the Shakhe river.
where q company OF japanese came
up and exchanged a few shots with
the Russian outposts. then retired.
carrying off three killed and wounded.
The weather on a whole on good
days is fine and warm. but the nights
are bitterly cold. Snow fell in Hang
Chang.
Chinese corn. which has been .
splendid ally to the japanese. is being
rapidly harvested.
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Qrank CoHee

Washington. oct Sat Sis O'Clock
Tuesday morning Postmaster General
Payne. who was thought at deaths
door during Monday night. drank som.
coffee with apparent relish.
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AHEAD

Of competition. There is where
[ am to stay. In the past year l
have steadily forged ahead and it
is my aim to retain the position
attained, and to always be in the
van of the column.
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HoKE SMITH SPOKE.
Former Secretary of the Interior Makes
Address at Charlotte.

NooIeSs at Nnsrtottc.
Charlotte. ". C., Oct. 5.-Hon. Hoke
Smith Of Georgia. secretary Of the in
terror In President Cleveland's second
cabinet. spoke on the issues OF the
campaign here Monday night. his au-
dience entirely filling the Academy OF
Music. Mr.. Smith. who is native OF
this state. was enthusiastically re-
ceived. He was introduced by United
States Senator overman. who made
his first appearance before a Char
lotte audience since his election.
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SWAMP FEVER.
viruient Type of Mslady 10 Raging al
Grant. D. 7.

Paris. Tex. Oct. S.-Information has
been received from the town Of Grant.
I. T.. twenty miles north OF Paris. that
virulent type OF swamp fever Is rag
ing there. with four deaths Monday
evening.
Some physicians proclaim the dis.
ease yellow fever and considerable ex-
element prevails.
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I. Denied.

Paris. Oct. 5.-The Mathis CORE
spondent at Shanghai telegraphed a
denial OF the report that a Russian
warship has arrived there.
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Try our fresh roasted coffees. We
roast six days in the week, conse-
quently can always give you fresh
goods. We have several grades to
select from. IL 1-2c, 15c, 20c and 25c
per pound.
Branagan g. Brannan.
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ABSOLUTE DENIAL.
No Attempt to Blow Up Train With
Emperor on Board.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 5.-Authorities
Of the police department make absolute
denial OF the story published in Vienna
on the authority OF Polish newspapers
that an attempt was made to blow up
the train on which Emperor Nicholas
was travelling during his recent visit
to southern Russia
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DAMAGE AT ROSWELL.
Opera House and Several Other Build ..
.ings Collapsed.

.ings Collapsed.
Roswell. y. NJ. oct. 5.-Rosweil Is a
scene Of desOlation. The flood that
started Thursday night has receded
and the damage will be over $4,000.
The Roswell opera house fell Satur-
day night at II o'clock. About fifteen
business and residence houses have
fallen. The dixie that was erected by
the city was washed out in ten min
utes af'"- the food had struck the
banks OF the Hondo on the south side
OF Main street. This was the worst
food In the history OF the city.
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Jockey Fatally Hurt.

Rostoff Russia. oct. 5.-The AmerI-
can Jockey. Joe" Pigott, has been ia
tally injured In d race here.
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SHERIFF KILLED.
Death Brought About During Poll.
ieal Quarrel.

Las Vegas. y. ~. Oct 5.-sherir
Melendez OF Mora county was shot and
killed as the result. 1t is said. OF a DO
litical quarrel. Sheriff MeIendez wa.
one OF the leaders Of the dominant fac
ton in Mora county politics.
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HONEST GOODS,
HONEST SERVICE.

A determination to always give
satisfaction-no matter at what
cost to me-has procured for me
the patronage of the discriminate
ing dressers of the city. / have
now ready for inspection a clean,
neat, well-selected and up-to-date
line of New Fall and Winter
Goods. Call and see them. Leave
your order for a suit or trousers
for future delivery. But whether
you wish to place an order or not.
call and see the goods. | have|
always time to be courteous to all.
The latest reports on mems FASH
ion are on file for everyone.
APPEL, THE TAILORn
3I3 Main Phone Sos
, 1904-02-26
FOoTLIGHT NOTES.

The Chinese Honeymoon" company
passed through the city by special
train last night. en- route from Salt
Lake to Denver.
The setting OF the first part of the
Gus Sun minstrel program is said to
be a beauty n is called "A Dream OF
Mars
Florence Roberts has a costume
trunk that bursts the straps. Many of
the costumes worm in 'Zaza" are made
by Paris artists in their line.
Weber 4 Fields big company is
making a jump from New York to San
Francisco with Omaha as the only
stopping place. They travel by special
train, which will pass through Laramie
soon.
Manager Root has declined a good
attraction, which wanted a date early
next week, about the I'd or Sd.
A. b. Pope. the letter carrier and
representative of an eastern dramatic
paper. is able to be down town. after
an illness of several days.
, 1904-02-26
GRATEFUL AMAD0R
PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC OF PAN
ANA SENDS .coNGRATuLA-
TORY TELEGRAM.
Calls It the Noble American Govern
men and the People Great and
Generous-Spanish and American
Sailors Fight In the Street Of St.
Thomas, Danish West Indies.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 26.-Dr.
Amador. president of the republic OF
Panama, has replied to the %cablegram
sent him by M. Buanu-Vari!la, minister
at Washington, informing him con
corning the Panama canal treaty:
Il beg you to convey to the noble
American government and to the
great and generous American people
the expression of our sentiment OF
deep gratitude in the name of the
government and the people of our new.
born republic.
THE inestimable services rendered
by them to this nation will live always
in the hearts of its citizens and will
last even longer than the bronze of the
statue of the great Frenchman, for the
erection of which you contribute sc
generously"
, 1904-02-26

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 2o.-Applica
ton will be made this week through
the state land board for the segrega'
ton under the Carey act of 81 900 acres
of land in southern Carbon county
which are to be reclaimed by a big en-
.terprise undertaken by Denver and
other Colorado capitalists. 1t is pro
posed to take a canal from the North
Platte river a the Colorado line and
reclaim 81, 900 acres lying just east OF
Encampment. The canal will be thir
ty-ive miles long and its constructor
will involve an outlay Of s175,O0
Work will be commenced this spring
and the big project completed about
the same time as the e railroad
from Laramie to Encampment.
, 1904-02-26
TWO MILES PER DAY
SPEED TO BE EMPLOYED IN
BUILDING OF THE WYOMING
CENTRAL LINE.
Contractor Fitzpatrick Makes State
ment Anent Physical Features Of
the Undertaking-Denver Capital
lists in Big Irrigation Scheme
News Of the State.

Casper. Wyo.. Feb. 26.-W. S. Kill
patrick OF Denver. OF the firm of Xii.
patrick Bros, railroad contractors.
was here with Governor Chatterton in
| connection with the new Wyoming
Central railroad, as it will be called, to
be built by the Belgo-American Drilling
trust. from Grin Junction to Lander
via Casper. Mr.. Fitzpatrick. who will
construct the new road. gives out the
information that all records in railroad
building will be broken by the Wyo-
ming Central.
The line will be approximately $50
miles in length and will pass through
two mountain chains. The contract
will call for the construction of the
road at the rate of nearly two miles
per day, which is to include the grad
ing work and laying of rails. To lay
steal alone at this rate would be a gi-
gantic task. but it is proposed that in
stead of hiring 800 men for two or
three years, owe 5000 men will be en-
ployed and as soon as the first grades
are completed the steel gang will fol-
low up the work. Large corps of en-
g~ineers and small armies OF laborers
will he put to work at points requiring
heavy fills or deep cuts and in addition
one of the most perfect and ~stupendous
railroad construction plants will be
utilized. This will consist of many
miles of narrow gauge track. steam
shovels. electric drills tor tunnel work
and. in fact, he entir" system of mar
row gauge railroads. 1t is actually pro-
posed to build a railroad $50 miles in
length in six months. a seemingly i'm
possible feat. and yet II which the
Denver contractors will agree to under
take. All Of the stations, yards, shops.
telegraph offices. r~oundhouses. etc.
will be completed within three months
and in the spring of 1905, one year
from the time the first shovelful OF dirt
was turned, a new railroad system will
be in operation in Wyoming.
, 1904-02-26
FORMER LARAMIE PASTOR
IN DENVER PULPIT

The Denver News of yesterday says
that Rev. John w. Huston has been
called to the passionate of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church of that city
and hat he has moved to Denver with
his family. The item vas accompanied
by a good likeness of Mr.. Huston.
Rev. Huston was formerly the pastor
of the First Methodist CHURCH in this
city. leaving here to go to Idaho and
Engage in fruit growing and stock
raising. The News says.
Rev. John w. Huston, who has been
chosen as pastor of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church. has come to Denver,
accompanied by his family. and will
begin his pa3torate e Sunday. At
the church. Tuesday night. a reception
was given to the new pastor
, 1904-02-26
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when 1t Is
entirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by catarrh, which IS
nothing but an inflamed condition OF
the mucous services.
We will give one hundred dollar Tor
any case Of deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot DO cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills ar the best.