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The leader., 1905-10-04

PSSsS " SNV ehAOuSn anu az johth ~
today.
Mrs. Dutton, of NorReld, was
one of yesterdays appreciated
visitors.
DIR. Felix Thompson, of Bogue8
Chitto, was a yesterdays promi-
nent caller.
I. G. Hannah, of the prominent
law firm of Brennan & Hannah,
spent Saturday in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Maxwell
entertained Rev. and Mrs. r. H.
Purser at dinner yesterday.
There was hard and constant
rainfall several hours of yesterday
afternoon. "The cutters riz. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price, of
Wesson, are spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Price.
See c. B. Perkins about a
Gasoline Engine for farm use.
Very cheap.
Mr.. w. M. Anderson and Pey-
ton Strother, of jackson, were
Sunday visitors at the Misses
Mikell's.
Miss Maud Culbertson, of Jack
son, is spending the week at the
attractive home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Kees.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Valley
Tin and Ridge Roll at G. B. Per-
kins Hardware Store.
Wild geese flew to the South
this morning, and since then we
can almost feel the crisp, cool
breezes from the North.
Mrs. f. Oberschmidt rendered
a quilting PARTY to her neighbors
on Monday, the occasion being
this excellent lady's birthday.
Miss Amelia Rea visited her
home at MartinsvilIe Sunday. We
regret to learn that Miss Rea's
father has been in bad health.
Miss Emma GiIlaspy, oy Crys-
tai Springs, came down Sunday
and has taken position as princi-
pal of the Chamberlain school.
Van Kees, who had the yellow
fever at Harriston, suffered from
a relapse, but is now again conva-
lescent after serious struggle.
Miss ShurtIeff, daughter of
our DR.. Shurtleff, is now at Ham
burg nursing the sick. She is a
trained nurse of known ability.
Mrs. &. M. Blake returned Sat
urday from her pleasant visit to
Wisconsin. Mrs. Blake has many
friends in this city and vicinity.
Why don't you throw the we'll
bucket away and buy a we'll
pump? Very cheap at c. B. Per-
kins Hardware Store.
Dolph Kits, who went oil the
Coast with Company l, for quar-
antine duty, has had the fever at
Gulfport, but is now getting along
we'll.
Miss Bessie Marr was elected
by the Board of Trustees last Sat-
urday as teacher for the fifth and
sixth grades in the Graded Public
School.
Northern Concord Grapes.
Fresh shipments daily at Mills &
East Co. Only 35 cents the bask-
ct. Phone them, 259. Special
delivery.
DR.. w. E. Montgomery, of
Norfeld, left BrookhaVen Monday
night for Chicago to attend a
meeting of the Railway Medical
Association.
The report of DR.. S. &. Wilson,
embodied IN the published pro-
ceedings of the Board of Super
visors, is interesting reading.
The doctor is doing his full duty
as county health officer.
Rev. John P. Hemby received
the distressing news from Match
ez Monday, that his aged moth
er and other members Of the fam
lily had been stricken with yellow
fever. He has our sympathy.
Cotton has dropped below the
10 cent mark once more. 1t is
selling in Brookhaven today at
9.85. In this connection, we urge
Our farmer readers to carefully
ponder the address Of Pres. Har-
vie Jordan published in today's
Leader.
While Mrs. j. j. Green and
Mr.. I. C. Maxwell were at church
Sunday, some one broke into the
kitchen Of their residence and
The leader., 1905-10-04
Mrs. ]. r. Gotten,

The accomplished rnodiste who
has been engaged to manage the
dressmaking department of Jno.
McGrath & Sons, will be delayed
in moving to Brookhayen, but has
made the following temporary ar
rangement:
She will visit BrookhaVen every
Wednesday afternoon and will
take orders for work which will
be delivered as promised and en-
tire satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Gotten will be pleased to
meet her friends at McGrath IS
Store on days specified. Her
present address is Summit, Miss.
The leader., 1905-10-04

Cotton has dropped below the
10 cent mark once more. 1t is
selling in Brookhaven today at
9.85. In this connection, we urge
Our farmer readers to carefully
ponder the address Of Pres. Har-
vie Jordan published in today's
Leader.
While Mrs. j. j. Green and
Mr.. I. C. Maxwell were at church
Sunday, some one broke into the
kitchen Of their residence and
making their way to the dining
room con6scated a lot of edibles,
including several pounds Of butter
and all the cutlery in sight. Lock
your doors.
Rev. d. q. Kelly returned Mon
day from Bogue Chitto, where be
has been conducting a protracted
meeting service in the Methodist
church, assisted by Rev. W. D.
Dominick. The meeting eontinu-
ed through one week and there
were so accessions. Mr.. Kelly is
tile pastor Of the PearlhaYen
Methodist church as well as Of
the Bogue Chitto church.
John Falyey, of the Red Star
community, and a negro named
Josiah Wells, became engaged il
an alteration on Front street Sat
lurday afternoon, during which
| the negro used a piece Of scant-
ling and Falvey his pistol. Ed.
/ Norton, who was standing near
/ when the difficulty began, struck
the negro with stick and brought
/ the blood from his head. Sheriff
i AppleWhite arrested FaIVey and
/ Norton and swore out an affidavit
before Justice Hoffman, charging
them with assault with intent to
kill and murder, and Constable
Ed Smith, of beat 8, subsequent.
NV made out an affidavit against
the negro, charging him with as-
lsault. The hearing was first set
for next Tuesday, but has since
ssbeen continued until next Satur-
lday week. Oct. 18th. Falyey and
Morton gave bond for their ap-
pearance when wanted.
The leader., 1905-10-04

Rev. John P. Hemby received
the distressing news from Match
ez Monday, that his aged moth
er and other members Of the fam
lily had been stricken with yellow
fever. He has our sympathy.
The leader., 1905-10-04


g Pearl River a.
The leader., 1905-10-04

The report of Dir. S. &. Wilson,
embodied IN the published pro-
ceedings of the Board of Super
visors, is interesting reading.
The doctor is doing his full duty
as county health officer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Now Mlc-obe Of Consumption.

New Mlerobe o. Consumption.
That phthisis OF the lungs cannot
be cured. says Ct. Louis dispatch,
was the statement made by DR.. Fred
Kolbenheyer Of st. Louis. who. at the
tuberculosis congress, explained the
discoveries Of Prof Otto Won 6chroen
Of the Royal university Of Naples.
Prof voa Schroen was unable TO be
present and sent his paper 20 be read.
Prof Won 6chroen explained that .
patient suffering from consumption
could live for years In apparent health,
but under favorable circumstances the
germ Of tho disease would become act.
I've and destroy the lung tissues. IN
cases OF phthists OF the lungs, the pro.
lessor said, he had discovered Q new
germ, which. together with tho germ
that had hitherto been known to doc.
tors to destroy oil animal life. existed
only In cases OF phthsis Of the lungs.
A committee OF -four YES appointed
to enlist the assistance aud ooopera.
ton OF prominent educators, manufac.
turere. philanthropists and others who
may be able In various ways 10 assist
In carrying On Q strong educational
campaign against tuberculosis.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08

A plain brown or green wallpaper
makes an ideal background for pic
lures, and the absence Of pattern on
walls adds Immensely to the apparent
size of the room.
Conveniently near the range In the
kitchen should be placed the sink and
the dresser. not too far from the table
and range. You have then the prin-
cipal articles so placed that the labor
will be much liEhtened-
To save the knees of boys ribbed
stockings one mother reenforces them
BY sewing piece Of strong black
cloth behind them before they are
worn at all. It is remarkable how
much longer stockings wear when
treated in this way.
Polished iron work can be preserved
nom rust by an inexpensive mixture
made of copal varnish mixed with as
much olive oil as will give 1t degree
Of greasiness, and afterward adding
to this mixture as much spirit OF tur
pentine as Of vOnish.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
4 Ne.v ss,sshtee Rsesrdsr.

The new Dawson.Lauder sunshine
recorder consists u q drum On which
silver chloride payer 10 fastened IN
der Aim Of celluioid. A outer GOV.
.. IL rotated By cjockvoEk n twenty.
four hours and q narrow slit is thus
directed to the sun. A hood protects
the slit from dinussd light and SLOWS
IN error Of about half an hour in the
clock before sunlight IL cut or from
the slit The drum with the sensi.
tive paper travels along the axis Of
the cylinder. % that the record of q
number o4 days 10 obtained. one be.
low the other. The chloride ol silver
paper makes possible . standard Of
intensity of sunshine which can be
reproduced. The same size u paper
Is employed at all seasons and the
instrument caa be used In polar ~
well as temperate ATTITUDES.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
utillx,nu old Lace.

A rapid and easy way Of embroider-
ing and one which enables woman
to use up odds and ends Of old and
new lace, especially in floral design.
is to cut the, leaves from the net foun-
dalton and apply on cotton, wool
or silk gown. Work over the design,
covering the figures well, with en-
broidered silk or merceri1ed cotton.
The result is excellent The en-
broidery. stands out and the lace pat
tern answers the same purpose as
stamped design and in most cases Is
more attractive than the conventional
patterns found in the shops.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Rasoberrv Bavarian Cream,

Soften a quarter Of package Of
gelatine in half cup of raspberry
Juice; dissolve over hot water; add
the Juice of half a lemon, a cnpful Of
raspberry juice and half cup Of
sugar; stir over ice water. and when
it begins to "set" fold In cupful
and q half Of double cream beaten
solid. Pour into mold. When cold
serve surrounded with the frpth from
whipped cream.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
UNDER CLOAK OF RELIGION.
ce'orsd Lady Demolished Flnery 1s.
longing 20 Rival.

~OsVt00 Adoy OemoIiSne0 tlnery BE-
longing 70 Rival.
An old colored nanny. who had
served the mistress Of . Baltimore
family many years. was telling that
iady's daughter some of her own per
sonaJ experiences In her younger
days. Nanny was known as "Aunty
Prior to the household and 40 isis
Prior" to fellow.negroes on the plan
tati0a. She had q small drudge
against one, Emeline Dorsey. a fel-
low servant, but bided her time for
revenge. The opportunity came when
Emeline appeared at meeting in a new
Easter bonnet, and Sis Prior. catching
glimpse Of it. seated herself directly
behind the wearer In the church.
HTery time the speaker paused In
his address. Sis Prior uttered fen.
vent "Amenl" BY degrees she be-
gan to rock backward and forward,
and finally the spirit moved her to
by violent hands upon the hnery
ad0rning Emeline Dersey's head.
II just grabbed that hat OF that
deceitful nigger's head" she told her
nearer, and tramped 1t and tramped
It, and all the girls yelled 'Emeline!
Emelinei Look what she do to your
bonnet And Emeline say. 4 guess
I have to 'scuse Sis Prior; she done
got religion and don't know what
she's DOING but" said this arch
hypocrite, with quiet chuckle, ISIS
Prior done knew mighty we'll what
she was doing"
Cno1ry- some or us Teilails were dis.
cussing the drama lawst night and
got an idea in my head
Miss PeDprey-You didn't really?
Choliy-Pawsitively! Fact, assuah
you! All my own idea, too.
Miss Pepprey-Oh! that's different.
YoaH find it wasn't really an idea,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Sizing Him ".

Every well, you may make a suit
for me-" said slopay, ''but how long
win it take you?"
about q week." replied the tailor.
Positively? A friend Of mine who
recommended me here told me yoa
seldom delivered suits on time"
"He was right. We only deliver
them c. ODD"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
shading In coiors.

Beautiful ostrich feather sets, mum
and long round boa, appear this year
IN the shaded effects which are to be
found in 30 many things. There n
the popular heliotrope, shading to pai.
est lavender, and to 60 with another
popular shade Of the season-bfown-
the feathers graduate from . rich lask
y Js to . delicate cream. Thev ~
charming
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Lacked orloioat,ty,

He latter the engagement) And
am really and truly the only man
you ever kissed?
She-Why, Of course you are, you
dear old lump of stupidity.
He-Why do you cAR me that?
she-Beoause you arc not original.
At least a dozen men have asked me
the very same question.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Doing His Share.

Shea (between sips) -Phwy don't
ye1 hov bargain day, Moike, an
MARK down Everything in the house?
Sullivan (producing slate)-Mar-rk
down. fs 1T Begorra " OF do much
more mar1Ain' down ON be In the
0oorhouse. That makes two sivinty.
fOlve yez owe me.-Town Topics.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
OF me Funny Man!

Klumsey-N always worries mo to
70 into china store. I'm always
afraid Of breaking something.
Jokeley-Me, too. went into Oae
the other day 20 buy wedding pfss'
en& and broke something worth 80.
Klumsey-You don't say 90? What
was IT.
Jokeiey-A twenty dollar note.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Philosophy.

The Rejected One-Jilted, Tilted. for
. bloko wiv penny cigar.
The Cyntc-Wimmin. me dear al.
gernOn, are all alike,-Half Holiday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08

A. Halliday, the cigar maker
had Jeweler Hay arrested Tues
day morning charged with draw
ing q knife on him. Hay rooms
at Halliday's, and there was :
dispute over q room. The caae
vas called for 2 O'Clock.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08

ship"
Chow was that?"
III Few away
Built to fly, wasn't it?'
eyes, but it WASN'T built to fly into
the barnyard Of Hrmer who made
him pay half the thing was worth be-
fore he'd give it up"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Know H,s Game.

Toni saw slickley the other day,
81 be was looking exceedingly pros
porous.
Dck-H you see him again tell him
Tn out Of town.
TOm-What Tor?
Dick-He ONCE conHded to me that
the only time he ever pretended to b
Q 0wed dresser was WheQ ho Was
Woke and oct borrowing 0oney-
DG1EUtt Efoe PreoA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08

THE only place where you car gel
satissactiou-at Myrenis the tailor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08
Flew Aatrsx;

"Flyleigh had hard luck with his air
chin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21
BECAUSE he LOVED her

EEishenei formula for wifowia
incidentally husbands FOR keeping their
wives affections fresh.
rejected meeting walking the street
fellow wisely looked his successful rival but hit
the girl twice tho head With hls
YOU bruised and fearful srl
they brought together the police
because love Do With kr'' was the aor
rovtul. soulful reply,
complainant the Judge I refuse 10 make any
eharge exclaimed 4 didn't know he
loved ne o muchi"
They % married 70 be hoped that
Abe girl 8 easily Modified live happy after
this incident smpics tho complex
problem eurtshp back to the direct processes OF
vcdlock question OF strategy aud
The supreme virtue Of the It's revival
ns Perhaps the girls indifference
which she could only be rouaed by
deity head Thus mental equilibrium
Was established she the abundance OF Jacks love
old truly loves husband
there's nothing IN the direct connection
between beating and love.
you that will
nature Of the creature
kick her neglect her disgrace her
hat tell love her aud she Will cling to and smile
you worship you.
Of home Just before daylight with your
her cold look with yeah
Ihiehurred home quick as
could beeausehcbcauso and she viii ovcrwhelm
aoundy TO sleep and dream
heaven
greater house In and Silks jew
automobiles love her and she
will pine loneliness heartache
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21

hApa. while this fellow Myrick vas
wasting time I could persuade some
% the directors % recouuidsr their
vote hut don't believe they'll do
Il. and we'll be lucky II we make
any money for the next three
yeara"
You will be lucky n your con-
panY ian't ruined long before that. =
corrected Maddox. calmly.
What do you meant" asked
Prayer. unraHiiy.
MADDOX moved hia chair a little
closer To the table. cleared the
glasses away. and leaned bis elbows
on the board. resting his chin be-
tween bis hands
DO you know whether there has
been any attempt 90 bur up this
company" he asked.
Mr.. Prayer stared NJ his guest In
surprise.
Yes. searing's people have tried
It several times. But they cant ct
Il. he added. triumphAnuy. How
did you know that"
4 didn't know q. but think /
see through this game. and ! be
lieFe its deeper than you think
"Humph' In what wayr'
In just this way. Mr.. Prayer
You know the sort 81 man Soaring
Is II he wants your wateh he'll
try 10 buy ~. and 10 get Il h9ll
sometimes pay you more than itR
worth. hut u you won't eel. hsll
waylay YOU In the street md rob
you rather than not get a. THIS
contract. take n. T. his sandhag.
| know the kind Of document the
Coast 4 Gulf people will waht. AID
| believe they will get u with Jar
Wis Nyriek as your counsel They
will insert a penalty FOR the non
performance OF the contract. aud
then II the minea don't yield auffl-
Gent ore land they'll want more
than you can deliver.l they viii Hua
for damages. wreck you with receI-
Yershlps aud every other legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21
CHAPTER VIII

Kay Evans glanced acroaa their
cabin a. MADDOX
You had a pretty long powwuw
With old Prayer he said What
Ia the world were you talking
about
! waa working up business good
business. too"
Drummer Can't you leave the
shop for two months Ia the year =.
You needn't talk. Didn't I hear
You praise that ieather-llke mutton
We had for dinner7 You probably
recognized one Of your own iron
clad sheep"
No. I'm not deep enough for that
Only a lawyer who booma his bust
ness By telling o. his spurnod re-
tanners would be capable Of such
aubtlery."
Maddox laughed.
You didn't believe that story"
Not without names and dateu
Who was the fair CLIENT"
That IL an unfair challenge. The
clique, 81 tho pr1fcssion--
Yes. II seems 90 mo once heard
a western attorney speak OF that
lie was defending himself at the
time from a charge % fraud. be.
lleye. Since then have heard the
phrase once or twice. and =s
Don't strain yourself. Kay Your
sarcasm ls pretty heavy"
suppose guess the clients
name ?"
a supposition contrary 10 fact
tnterfcres with logic" drawled Mad
dox meaningly suppose you know
It.
81 don't know n Evans an
Hwered. quietly; hut TN make only
one Ruess-Mra. Richard Larimer7"
Ito be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21

month holiday every calendar year.
which reminds me % what ! was
going to tell you when Evans left
the room. You know the Coast a
CUR railroad. % course
sssahng's road Certainly"
Did you ever hear u the Piaeen-
to company ?"
MADDOX shook HIS head
Well. afr. I've tnmbled upon as
pretty a gang % acoundrels Ia those
two companies IA exists anywhere
outside Of the legal profession. and
II there vas an honest attorney
anywhere in this country. or one
who wouldn't sell me out AZ the
earliest opportunity. "a strip those
fellows TO tho skin and nay EN-
alive"
The idea that be was insulting his
guest never occurred 20 tho eholer-
le old gentleman as he glarcd At
Maddox. who nodded Eravcly and
alphabetically. bis eyes alone
showing his Intense amusement
some time ago" Mr.. Prayer
continued. more quietly. 4 invested
part Of Harmony's trus, funds in
the Plaeanto Iron Co. I'm quite we'll
aware that mining companies are
not trust Investments. but ~ ! hap.
psued 70 know all about this one !
thought I'd assume whatever riHk
there was. II "a perfectly solvent
concern. The mines have good ore
In them better stuff than we Ell
pectsd. and probably much more oi
IL than We hoped. with n ready mar
kot and a good profit Tor all We can
mine. Well. everything was work
Ing smoothly when along comes a
proposal from the Coast 4 Gulf rail
road that We contract 90 supply is
needs for three years al a figure
somewhat above the present mar
ket rates As director ] objected
10 accepting this business. because
don't believe In putting all your
eggs In one basket, ant because the
quantity required IN the future
might be more than tho output OF
the mines. Then. too several Of
ssariug's friends we're on our board.
which made me suspicious that the
price wasn't too high. called at
tentlun TO this"
Maddox laughed.
4 fancy you lldnt fail 10 make
yourself understand
4 tried 10 be perfectly frank" re
sumed Mr. Prayer. with a rcmluis-
cent ehuekle. Anyway. two Of the
fellows claimed / had inBulted them
and resigned In high indignation.
But they didn't fool me. sir Men
don't resign. one AZ a time. and Sc
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S S:!5 4 l''' THE WEB ESQ.,; s;: 20
Association
...... by Frederick Trevor Hill
by Frederick Trevor Hill

lect nubatltutea 90 keep control Of
the board. when they're indignant
They do that when they're discreet
haven't been down town 30 years
for nothing Those fellows kept
control of the board and brought
the Coast a Gulf proposition "a
tho front at every nppartunitY
when I saw they were determined
Ia force tho business down my
throat. I resigned. aud they passed
resolution accepting contract
which Ties us up tu this railroad for
the next three years
Did they actually sign the con
tfaet7a
Maddox leaned forward ON the
table as he put the question.
No. Il isn't actually signed yet
because one OF my friends insisted
that lawyer examine the papers
first"
who IL the Placento's attorney.
Mr. Prayer
We never had ono after became
connected with the board. air--aud
We prnaperod accordingly. The man
they've retained 70 named Myriek.
believe
Maddox nodded muainKly
Don't imagine for a moment that
put any faith Ia the lawyer con
tlnuad Mr. Prayer. Il wanted de-
lay. and you legal gentlemen can al
Ways supply that thought. per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21

AAAAA wv WI
Queer follow. that" MIR Frazer
observed rs the door ,loHcd behind
Evans 'ile seems moody aud al
lent. aud net AZ an Ike the man We
knew At the ranch two or three
years ago
lie Is bit absent minded to
night. Maddox admitto. hut
otherwise I don't notice much
change lie never was great con
YefaaIlaniat
What's he here forf"
simply ON a vacation with me
How much OF vacation do YOU
take
Two months this year I've been
pretty hard worked lately aud don I
intend "a think OF tho office OF any
thing connected with Il for eight
weeks az least"
Eight wceks' when ! was your
age We were lucky u We got eight
days
II many people held your opin=
Ion Of tho legal profession answer
ed Maddox. alyly lawyers could
even take a longer holiday with
benefit Tn the community.
Yes. sir. IA give you AL IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-21
500 REWARD. 500

The readers - this paper will b~
pleas ed to learn that there ~ a. least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 20 cure % 81 ita stages. and
that q Cafnrrh HANS Catarrh Cure
u tire only positive cure now known 90
the medical fraternity. CntHrrh being
n constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment Hairs Ca
tnrrh Cure T. taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces q the system. thereby de-
Htr8YIuE the foundation - The disease
aud giving the patient strength by
building mp the constitution ard as
aistIuH nature IN doing ita work The
praprietora have 90 much faith m It's
curative Powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that u
falls 70 cure. Send Tor list o. te8fi-
u1uuIaiH.
address F. J. CHENEY & Co. To-
tfHn -.
Sold BY all Druggists. TIC
Take Halls Family pills Tor conatI-
nation.