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The broad ax., 1906-09-29
sooKER 7. WASHINGTON THE
GREAT PAcIFIcAToR.
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been. published far and wide. and In
seeking through q well-timei crusade
against the vicious ones Of his own
race to remove the cause set out In
justification of lynching. the eminent
Tuskegeean Is accomplishing a mis-
sion that viii be fruitful Of as much
good as his other famous Atlanta ad-
dress eleven years ago"
Judging from the recent bloody
scenes which have Ieen enacted in
the streets of Auanta, Ca, the -.ood-
less victory OF the great wizard Of
Tuskegee was Of short duration, and
his memorable Atlanta speech Of elev-
|en years ago. was then and will con-
|tinue- to be, for the next one hun
Idreds. The civil and the political
ldamnation Of the Negro race!
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

The night of1cer found the old farm
er sitting on the steps OF a vacant
house contentedly chewing a straw.
waiting for any oneT' asked the Of
flcer suspiciously.
yep" responded the old man In con-
ndence, II am waftin' for the scientist
to get back"
what scientistf'
"Why, the one with my ten dollar
bill. He slapped me on the back and
told me that thar be seventeen differ
ent crawling germs on every ten dollar
bill. He said II I'd let him have a ten
dollar bill a few minutes he would
take II down to the arc light around
the corner and stick a pin through
each germ 50 I could see them with
my own eyes. He's been gone about
half an hour, but reckon 1t takes him
quite q little while, cause them germs
are pesky small to see"
And the old farmer settled himself
comfortably to await the return Of the
scientist Tribune.
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John Fitzgerald. thirty-hrsr ward;
George w. Gillette. twenty-ifth ward;
George Z. Norman. fifth ward.
Chief balIR municipal court-Peter
Ddenhardt.
Chief clerk municipal court-Mich-
ael thinner democrats iniorsed).
There are now four tickets In the
field without figuring on the Social
lists, and the voters can pay their
money and take their choice among
the many good candidates who are
dead anxious to land In a nice fat
berth or once on the 9Th Of Noven-
Der.
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DON'T sULK.

Whatever you do. II do IT you must,
Don't sulk.
Be happy and healthy and Jolly and inst,
Don't sulk.
Don't grumble and humble and be out Of
Three hundred and sixty-nve days in tina
year;
Whatever your fortune. Just be of good
Don't sulk.
II matters don't happen to tumble your
Don't suik.
Your plum tree viii drop you a fruItaRs
some day:
Don't sulk.
There's nothing win scatter the clouds OF
despair
Like q confident. hopeful and roIlicking
air:
Just give your "old grouchy'' the go-by
for fair;
Don't sulk
Joe Cone in Judge.
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"Now, In order to subtract" explain
Cd q teacher to the class In mathemat-
les. things always have to be Of the
same denomination. For instance, we
couldn't take three apples from four
years nor six horses from nine dogs"
A hand went up In the back Of the
room.
"Well, Johnny" smiled the unsus-
pecting teacher.
please, ma'am," shouted the boy.
cant you take four quarts Of milk
from three cowsT'-Judge's Magazine
Of Fun
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I ". washington, General Agent for
The Broad Ak In the Hyde
PARK District.

From On and after this date until
further notice to the contrary. L w.
Washington. s6I3 Jefferson avenue.
VIII act as the general agent for The
Broad AK. and news items and adVer-
tisements left with him not later than
Wednesday evening or early Thursday
morning prior to the day of publication.
VIII find their way into its columns.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29
THE COOK COUNTY DEMOCRACY
UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF
COL. ROBERT e. BURKE
PLACES ANOTHER TICK


ct IN THE FIELD.
Col. Robert e. Burke and the other
leaders Of the Cook County Democra
cy met in their headquarters on Ran
dolph street Monday evening and
nominated the following County tick
let:
Sherif-John T. Heating.
Charles r. Gunther.
Cerk-Henry Stuckart
County Judge-John J. Coburn-
Member board of review-Adam
Ortseifen-
Probate judge-Daniel J. Mcmahon.
Probate clerk-Albert Schonbeck.
Criminal court clerk-A. B. Perrigo.
Circuit court clerk-Dr. A Grygow-
sid.
Board of assessors-Jacob W. Rich
ards, Frank Brignadello.
County superintendent Of schools
q. Charles Grifhths democrats In
dorsedl.
Sanitary trustees-H. e. L. Doggett,
James T. Bransheld, John Fanning.
President county board-George 3D.
manson.
County commissioners (city)-Geo.
Bdmanson, Dr.. r. q. Reichardt, W. g.
schardt, william Moffatt Peter Crot,
William r. MeI1ican. Daniel Furman,
Dennis McLAughlin, Dr.. A. c. Hall.
lease Sherwood.
County commissioners (county)-P.
J. O'ConneIl, Louis Mueller. Samuel
Wilson, Fred ]. Schmidt Stephen
White.
MUNICIPAL COURT CANDIDATES.
Chief justice municipal court-Fran-
els A. Holman, IT.
Associate justices-James c. Mar
tin, second ward; p. B. Flanagan,
third ward; +. W. Jaros, twenty-sixth
ward; Richard T. Burke. thirteenth
ward; p. W. NIIlson. twentysecond
ward; Louis A Reinhsrdt, twenty
FIRST ward; John =. Waters. sixth
ward; william Prentiss. IT., twenty
sixth ward; Armand Teefy. eighteenth
ward; George +. MuIligan. twenty
seventh ward; Charles Wesley, elev-
snth ward: Albert q. Putney, twenty
nrst ward; J. J. Hennessy thirtieth
ward; George n Morgan, eighth
ward; William B. Fleming. second
ward; I. D. Hurley, third ward; p. A
HlneA ara ward; James N. Triton.
aftssnth ward; Edward D. Green. sew
snfh ward; Frank A. Korelsid. seven
lesnth ward; Robert RsaAeld, third
HRrd; Thsodore Proulx. twelfth ward;
Joseph J. Bsiinsld. eleventh ward;
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NEGRO LAsHEp AT POST BEFORE
CROWD or 500.
Delaware AssaIIant Of Women Given
Public whipping Then Taken 10
serve Fifty Years In jail to
connnlaka santanca.
Complete Sentence.

Serve Fifty Years In jail to
Complete Sentence.
Wilmington, Del. Sept 22.-Before
the eager eyes Of nearly 500 persons,
Charles Conley, q Negro who was q
few days ago sentenced to fifty years
Imprisonment and to receive thirty
lashes for committing an atrocIous as
sault and battery upon Mrs. Beatrice
FranlLisli and her daughter, Miss Gus.
sie LeItch, two weeks ago, was pub.
Iicly whipped to-day In the yard Of
the Newcastle County workhouse.
While there have been many Whip
ings In the JAIN in the past, none at
tracted such interest as that Of Con-
ley. More than 1000 persons clam
Iored for admission to the workhouse
yard, which was too small 70 accom-
modate all.
Conley walked to the whipping-post,
and his wrists were fastened into the
iron bracelets. Warden Meserve took
his position and, with the crowd stand
ing at breathless attention, admins
tered the punishment The heavy whip
with it's nine leather thongs, each
about a sixth of an inch in diameter.
fell across the culprit's bare back
with a force that raised large welt.
This was repeated thirty times, an as
sistant warden monotonously keeping
audible count At the sixteenth stroke
an agonized "Oh" was forced from
Conley's lips, and this was repeated
until the last blow fell upon the Quiy-
Iering flesh.
Although the lashes were well laid
on they were carefully distributed so
that no blood was drawn. The mans
back, however, when the castigation
was completed, was a mass Of dark
welts and ridges almost from should
ers to waist. Conley walked without
assistance to his cell, where he enter
ed upon his sentence of Imprisonment
for half q century.
This account Of the whipping Of Con-
ley, was the most select news the Sum
day morning papers In this city con-
tanned for their large number Of AZ
ro-American readers.
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She was one Of those fussy old wO-
men.
"Ain't you rather young to be left in
charge Of the drug storeT she began.
Perhaps. What can do for your"
answered the mite Of q qualified as
sistant."
do your employers know it's dan
gerous to have q mere boy ike you in
charge Of such a placer
II am competent to serve you, mad
am, II you viii state your wants"
Don't you know you might poison
some oner'
There's no danger Of that. madam.
What can I do for your - Houston
Post.
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city. Also Rev. and Mrs. DicKersCn.
the popular pastor OF St Mark church.
and a number Of their friends. The
hostess, who is noted for her generous
hospitality, served dainty and taste
fully prepared luncheon.
The woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Brean Bap-
list church, 1888 Dearborn Street, win
have charge Of the Sunday evening
service Sept. 80. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged. The public
is cordially invited to be present.
Charles e. Hughes. who was at the
head Of the Life Insurance investigat-
Ing committee in New York City last
year, and who seems to be an honora-
bic man in every respect is the Re
publican nominee for Governor Of
New York State, and many eminent
Democrats have expressed their inten-
tion of supporting him for that ONCE.
Miss Mathilde Vignes, one Of the
popular school teachers OF New Or
leans, La, has been the guest for the
past two weeks Of Miss Lena v. Pick
EFT, belle Of the West Side, who gave
whist party Tuesday night in her
honor. She returned to her home In
the Crescent City Wednesday evening.
Miss Vignes Is greatly in love with
Chicago and she would like to make
II her permenent home.
The Dallas Express is our authority
for the statement that at the National
Baptist convention about $4,000 were
spent in railroad fares. Suppose the
Convention could raise that amount to
prevent the "jimcrowing" Of inter-
state Negro passengers? 1t seems as
If the Negro can raise money for
everything on earth, save money to
defend himself against illegal laws.
The St Luxe Herald. Richmond,
Va.
Justice A. ]. SABBATH who is much
blacker IN the face than many Colored
people, and who has been feeding at
the public crib for many years, is IN
decided whether he wants to run for
Congress over on the West Side, or
run for one Of the Municipal Judg-
ships, the dark Colored Justice had
better make the race for Congress,
for IL he runs for municipal Judge he
might be taken for Colored man, and
Alderman Kenna and his crowd OF
First ward statesmen would turn him
down cold!
Justice John Fitzgerald, candidate
for Judge Of the Municipal Court, has
issued his cards which bears his in
dorsement as qualified to serve as the
Judge OF the poor mans Court, by
the following and past judges Of the
courts of Record in Cook County, as
Judges Gary, Tuley, Goggin. Kavan-
augh, Paynes Sheppard, Brentano.
Freeman, Kohlsaat, Carter, Gibbons,
Clifford, Hutchinson, Ewing, Stein.
Sears, Baker, windes. Tuthill Adams,
Chytraus. Ball, McEwen and Cutting
by their recommendation to Governors
Altgeld in 1895, Tanner In 1899 and
Yates IN 1903, have said that Justice
Fitzgerald, was a qualified, competent
nd experienced Official to preside ov-
Ter the Court Of the Poor Man"
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MRS. VIoLETTE NEATLH-eLAck
WELL, HAS BEGAN DIVORCE
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST HER

TON BLACKWELL


HUSBAND AMOS PRES
TON BLACKWELL.
II was stated In The Broad Az, Sep
TENDER Is. that 'the BlackwelTs had
! come to the parting Of the way" and
On last Saturday morning Mrs. Vio-
lette Neatly-Blackweu 321O Wabash
ave, began divorce PROCEEDINGS in the
Circuit Court against her husband
Amos Preston Blackwell, whom she
was united In marriage to June 21st,
1899. for better or worse
In her bill for divorce Mrs. Black.
web charges her husband with being
guilty Of extreme and repeated cruel
lily. She AYERS that since her mar
rage to the said Amos Preston Black
well, jane Il. 1899. that "'she has al
ways behaved herself toward him as a
chaste, dutiful and afectionate wife"
That the said Amos Preston Black
well, On "the IA of June 1906. threw
her with great force and violence up
On couch thereby greatly bruising
her side. necessitating her remaining
in bed for one week, and upwards, and
that On or about the 9Th day Of Sep
tember 1906, the said Amos Preston
Blackwell. again attacked her with q
typeWrittng machine, greatly damag-
ing the said machine, struck, and
checked her and again threatened her
life and that on each, and on numer-
Gus occasions he has used towards her
the most abscene. profane, and appro-
bFioas language rendering her life
miserable"
Col B. +. Moseley who Is one Of
Mrs. BlackWell's warmest friends Is
her Attorney, and he will get all that
is coming to her I'm the courts, and
the gallant and brilliant Col viii make
her husband whom she claims Is gull
ty Of beating her up, with typewrit-
ing machine. and otherwise abusing,
and eussfng her, take to the woods.
As animated before Mrs. Blackwell
Is one Of the shining lights Of St
Thomas Church. and she IL also one
Of the prominent members Of the fast
or smart. set among the cream Of the
four hundred IN this city.
Several weeks prior to their final
bust mp, It may not be true, but It ID
said that Mrs. Blackwell drew three or
three hundred and ffty dollars from
the bank belonging to her husband.
and spent It on her long to be remem-
bered, eastern trip, and in taking in
the sights Of Philadelphia, Pa, With
her dashing friend Mira. Butler. and
an0tker WeIllnoWn friend In this city,
Who does not wear dresses, and upon
her return home, It il commended that
one Of Mr.. BlackWelRs brothers re-
quested him to open his eyes real
vide ana lo0k all around him and
after taking long look In many d.
rections the marriage jig was Up BE-
twesn the BlackWell'A.
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Institutional Church 1895 Dear
born street, August, 1906. The
Class In Millinery will begin its
work the first Of September. The
cost for complete instructions II in
the reach Of all Day Nursery Il in
operation every day but Sunday from
$3.50 a. m. to $3.50 D. m.
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oXertaxad Faith.

Mamma, I've been praying every
night for a new doll" said little Doro-
thy, 'tand God hasn't sent 1t yet"
Perhaps God doesn't think that you
need another doll. dear" answered the
mother.
Then why doesn't he tell me-" asked
the little girl, so / could pray for
something elseF - Woman's Home
Companion
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PERSONAL MENrIoH.

Walter II. Farmer. for Is years an
hcnored member Of the bar in St
Louis. No. is now engaged In the
general practice Of Law. Suite TOs,
IN Washington street Phone Main
415S. Residence 1855 Langley avenue.
Phone Drexel $500.
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This Is further proof that the ruling
classes in the South are not In favor
II free speech on the part Of the Ne
gro. and especially II an Afro-Ameri-
can editor publishes the truth In ref
|erence to their more than brutal treat
Inent Of decent and respectable Color
ed men, wome and children.
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centinneu. P.rfornanee.

Hurry, hurryl Let's get out Of the
way. Here comes JagIey."
why are you afraid OF himr
why, he's Just back from Europe
and hen want to tel rs all be saw.
mo, he won't He didn't see any
thing but snakes from the time ne
started until he got back"-Philadel-
phia PresA
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

Ths postmaster at Benson's Bend
chuckIed happily.
Yep he remarked, 'thIs once =
thar headquarters fur simplined spell
m. LeastWise. this air ther place
WhRs folks drop thslr lsttsrA"-JudsS
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

"Your wife's recent illness must have
been fsarfuIly expensiveY'
Not at all She missed eight recep-
doEs. four balls and the opera season
Think Of the saving In cIothesP-Ne"
York Ll1s.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29
EMANuEL,s WONDERFUL

Foot LotIon-Ointment cures corns
and Dersplratoin. Sore feet, etc. Ask
the druggist ointment so cents, per
box, Lotion per bottle so cents.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

AEEsS Danger Cat planOl-Nusie d the
food Of love.
WINE cuttsr-wsIL r yOu furnished
TIE music ] am afraid lOvs- Wouio
starva-Pick Ne Up.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The story Of the origin and the
achievements benjamin Banneker. by
Col clarke Irvine win not appear. nm
ii the next Issue Of The Broad Ak
The broad ax., 1906-09-29
Meeao EpIroR 1--we TOWN.

Augusta. Ca, sept 35.-Aftsr hav-
ing bssn mystsriously warned that he
lnnst Isave Augusta On account Of Al
legged incsndiary publications IN his
paper. Negro Journal. ". J. White.
Negro preacher to-day notified
Mayor Alien that be would st out q
Ausnsla ana never return. He len
q ne midday train ana hls paper Il
not % Be- pahliahsd any mors. Whits
has several tlnss IN TIE past bssn ths
cause q incipient dlstnrhnncss be
t0een the races b. ezprsssioas
.AEoash hls pepsr.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

New systsiR Of drsssmGkns taught
at Institutional Church. 1900. Ten
dollars for ne entire eourss-to BE-
sin TIE arst q September.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

Miss Edna French, 1926 Vernon Ave.
will attend Fisk University this year.
Alderman Dan v. Harkin, will make
a winning race for one Of the NUM-
ieipal Judgeships.
Mrs. Josephine Young 2503 Wabash
ave-. returned home Friday morning
from a five days visit to st. Louis.
Ernst Hummel, who is the most
popular German-American in Csica-
lgo, will be the next treasurer Of Cook
County.
William Randolph Hearst, with the
laid OF Charles Murphy, the grand
lchief OF Tammany Hall, was this week
nominated for Governor Of New York.
Miss Mabel Bolts returned to her
home 644s Champlain ave-, wednes-
day after a ten weeks visit to friends
I'm Boston and other eastern cities.
Alderman Joseph F. Kohout is a
broad and liberal minded gentleman,
free from race prejudice and he should
be selected as one Of the Judges OF
he New Municipal Court
Misses Estella C. ami Victoria Du B.
Bonds $685. Wabash ave-, left Chicago
Friday evening for Galveston, Tex,
where they will teach school this win
tier.
Mr.. H. T. Healing, editor A. NJ. E.
Review passed through the city the
first Of the week on his way from
Chanute, Kansas to his home in Phil
adelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buckner and
their troupe Of Jubilee singers left
Tuesday for the west where they will
begin their Fall tours OF popular en-
Entertainments.
In honor Of her husbands birthday.
Mrs George Ayres 40 e. 46th St, gave
q Surprise Stage party" Tuesday
evening the 25th. About thirty gen.
tleman responded to invitations and a
good time was spent
Miss Estella C. Bonds 6652 Wabash
ave-, has resigned her position as gov
eminent microscopist at the Union
Stock Yards and will teach music at
one Of the institutions Of learning In
Galveston, Texas.
Mr.. and MIS-. q Williams with
their company Of singers left Friday
for southern Illinois where they will
I'LL few Chautauqua engagements be-
fore entering upon their regular Fail
and Winter tours.
Mrs. Philip Green, 343 w. 47h St. is
Nlsiting her mother and sisters in
Terre Haute, Ind. where she expects
to witness the wedding Of her young
er sister before returning to Chica-
60.
Jackson Gordon, who Is one Of the
best all around men connected with
the Board Of Assessors OF Cook Coun-
", LEFT for Springfield, Thursday eve
ming, where he will take in the sights
Of the State Fair.
Justice Charles H Callahan, candi-
date on the Democratic ticket for as
ISOLATE justice Of the Municipal Court,
Eis growing in popularity each and
every day as the election approaches,
and he feels confident Of his election.
Wesley Barley, the only Afro-Ameri-
can architect IN this city, has finish
ed plans and furnished estimates TO
Capt James 8. Nelson, 3e52 wabash
ave-. who win reconstruct his barn In
to q nice two story nat building.
With the race riots In Atlanta a. an
incentive and fearing attacks in Tex
as, 10000 Negroes in the Lone Star
State are making preparations to emf
crate to South Dakota to establish
themselves In Q selfgovenment col
|ony.
On last Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Ratcliff. $3.50 Dearborn Street,
entertained Rev. J. O. Redmond and
his young and beautiful wife and little
Isoa VINO have recently arrived in the
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

what = dnde. PAL
"A thing hat wears gloves In sum-
Dsr and goes without an overeoat IN
winter-New YORK Life.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
Two nicely furnished rooms to rent,
gas and bath. arst aat. STA Grove
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

First Lady Rider-rm very much at
tached to my horse.
Second Lady Rider feeling very IN
observation-disclosures IL w-was
Chicago News.
The broad ax., 1906-09-29

Ha,...d y - RsA on. IL oisAeA
Msss essssSAas MAiss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-14

he accompanied party on ~
and fishing trip.
Miss Greta Phillips, of Salem
registered as a student in hs
Travers' Summer Normal. Mis- h
lips has taught at Echo for u. d
two winters. AS soon as the ar,
school closes she will return 10 n
home to spend the summer-Pas
ton Tribune.
Professor Charles Wesley Tenn
Helena, Montana, is in the eity 1
tending the commencement eradx
at the University. He is a membr
the faculty of the Montana was
University, and is graduate u 4
old Portland University, whose ip
nj association has been adopted hy 4
institution hsce.
Ray Shepard, who recently gs&1S
from the electrical science depnrt
of Harvard University, which ni
red upon him the degree of A. Lh
obtained a lucrative position rill
large electrical engineering fn y
is now in Columbus, Ga. The fn'
principal Office is in Boston, bd
has sub-stations in many parts d Y
United States. Mr.. Shepard is iiss
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Shepard, dm
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-14
Irrigation for Eugene Teritay

Eugene, Or, June IA. X. h1
promoter of big irrigation chens
the upper Willamette river, prop
to utilize the waters of Waldo lan
the Cascade mountains, 100 miis
of Eugene, left here Sunday a'
panied by a force of men, for th'
pose of resuming work on the
struction of a huge reservoir !"
lake. begun last fall.
While Mr.. Black viii make no
ment at present in regard to bis s's, : I.
it is reported that Eastern cap''1< I
are ready and willing to fnahe,
project, just as soon as the p''r
the Willamette valley express
ingness to assist the enterprise ~;
ing rights of way for ea'A
bitches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-14
Armour's aifts Reach Million

Chicago, june l4--Announeement Of
a special gift TO the Armour Institute
Of Technology Of $4,000 from J. og-
den Armour was made at the annual
dinner Of the alumni association. This
money. it was explained. was for equip
ment. 1t makes a total OF q. 900. 900,
which Mr.. Armour has given during
tho last five years to the institution
which his father founded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-14
Beware Of ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

As mercury viii surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering IL
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply.
sieians, as the damage they will 90
is ten fold TO the good you can pos.
sibly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ].
Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucu-
ous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.