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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-02

property ....... " q Me Donald to II B Eunham et nx, satrs.
 tiss m tgage on | Douglas property ... COchise Building and Losn association to O II Rhodes et ux, satis-
 fies mortgage on prop
 erty in Warren town tite LEASE Thomas Higgins to Mary
 Blewitt, lease ou lot
 situsted on the urora mining claim in the Warren district. DEEDS Frank Hawkins to F E |" Gassowsy, property in
 the McFste addition
 to the COurtland town
  N McFate ct ux to
 Chas s Y tt, property
 in the McF ,te addition
 to the COurtlsnd town
 eite ...... lu E W Wall and Henry
 Nslenzuela to William
 Cramp, an undivided
 three-iourths interest
 in mines situated in
 the Rincon mining
 district ........ B Warren company to
 Charles F Peabody,
 property in the Warren
 toWnsite .....-... $ Joseph Ethor ct ux to
 Nrs ,z,,o D.olI D.,
 bee property. ........ Is Pacific Impr 0 vem ent company to \ Mar
 tinez, Benson prop cAts / J \ McFate ct ux to James & Fhilli ps, prop. erty in the McFate ad- dltion tothe Courtlsnd townsite B Jennie Wvler ct u1 to Wm J Houl:ston, prop erty in Kline & Ewell sub division to Stetlers first addition to city of Douglas .......... 2 Charles NJ Dagwell to  Maria NJ Smith, prop erty in Tombstone canyon -.- ......
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-02
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed Nith the County
 Recorder

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN Geo W Lon. to Herbert McCutchan, undivided interest in mines in Turquoise distuct. ... Samuel c igh ct ux to NV Wallace, fisbee prop rty ,......... United State. fl America to wm F .Gsrdner, patent to land . E w Brown to Andrew Bumpsss, mines Tn Turquoise mining dis trict ..... -......... JR Brown and F w Brow to Andrew Bumpsss. und .vided one sixth interest in mines m Turquoise district ........... Andrew Bumpass .u F. " Brown and J R Brown, undivided one half interest in mines ID the Turquoise dis trict ...... .....-. Herbert McCutchan to Geo W Long, undivid- ed one half interest in  mines in the Turquoise QletrlCt Mrs L J Lemons to John Bright, propertyiu the North West addition to the city of Doug lar. United States of America to Richard Whitehead pate nt to land .... Chas B Yett to J \ Me Fs;e, Douglas prop erty. ..-...-...
 MORTGAGES Wm E Gardner ct ux 10 Guy Jamieson, real mortgage on s! of SEi and $! of SW4 of sec. tion 3, township 23, range 2S .- ...... Chss B Nett to the State Mutual and Loan as- sociation, real estate mortgage on Douglas property. ..........-.. Pearce Mercantile com psny to the National Cs-h Reg ster compaJy chattle mortgage on cash register. ...... Ii A Tong 10 the F. B Mason company, chat tie mortgage on one fuuAbUUt. t....
 WARRANTY DEED Charles Clason ct ux, Aug Daley ct u1 and I V Scott to P H Fitzpatrick, pr perty in the Oak View addi- tion to the city of blcDee.
 RIGHT-OF WAY DEED G Armeny ct ux to the c. Mexico and Colorado Railroad mpany, strip of land .....-
 DEEDS Joseph A Kosar to Chss Bartack, Douglas prop erty .-..--..-...
 R E. MORTGAGE ChsrIe. Bsrtack to J W Furr, real estate mort gage on Douglas property-.-... ..-.-
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE VIC Buchanan to First National Bank of Tombstone, chsttle mortgage on ? auto- mobiles. ........
 MORTGAGES. John Dunmoro to the FER Pirtle company, mortgage on Douglas property. ...--.-.-.... " s Stodg hill ct ux to Wm Harris, mortgage on Biebee property....
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-02
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE

9u SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. John R Schmid to F c itzweire ct uX, satisfies . mort age on prop.rty in the Warren town eite ......-.. - ru provident Mutual Build ing and Loan associs ton to Jos Mcclure etux, ssti fies mort ,,, gage on Douglas prop erty ... .......... - Charles Clason ct ux lesse to P H Fitzpst- EE rck lots on the Morn ing Star mining claim situated in the War ren mining district, terms and amount -
 AGREEMENT Q. J \ McFste ct ux with Stonehcuse company G B Devincenzi to w M Riggs section of Iahu ......--. ...... rejon Mining company to the Mexico and Colorado Railroad company, strip of land = in the Turquoise dis tlICt .--..-.-.. -..
 MINING DEED Mrs c s Taller and B Nesle to the Arizona Copper Shipping Mines company, mines in the Cochise mining dis trlct ............ R J Trezona to William Sim mons, undivided one fourth interest in mines ID Tombstone dlstrict .-........ lu
 B.&s DEED w s Dixon ct ux to '' Charlotte R Welch, property in McCullar's first addition to Doug. las. ... 600 ..
 WARRANTY DEED c A Burdick to Mathew Meyers, property in . the Calumet addition to the city of Doug iss. ......... lU
 TRUST DEED Proviient Mutual Build ing and Loan sssocia- ton to Henry R Nash ct ux, satisfies trust deed on Douglas prop. ttiE E---. -
 MORTGAGES V Scott to J Nc. Namsra ct ux, real es- tate mortgage on Douglas property. .... l50 .. Frank J Csmp,e to the Mutual Bidding and Loan sssocIa pn, mort. gage on Dougl,e prop erty. ..... 1850 e.
 WARRANTY DEED. G Ewell t. CtarIss Stanford, property ID the Kline and Ewell sub division to stet- lers first addition to the city of Douglas 90 William Kline ct ux to Charles Stanford, prop erty in Kline D d E~eIl sub division to Ste lers first addition to the city of Doug = las. itO
 DEEDS Charles Stanford to Tip Stanford. property in the Kline and ell .. sub division to Stet- ler's first addition to the city of Doug lac. 400 .. MINING DEED John Gsiys to Mike Shays and s Grs- ham, the Turf mining claim situated in: the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
OVER 10000 PEOPLE HEAR
TAFT'S SPEECH AT SEATTLE
Crowd Overlooked the Natural Ampitheatre at the
Exposition Grounds

Atlantic coast is almost certain to be
by water. 1t will change the avenues
of international trade, bring the east
ern coast of America closely in touch
with the western coast, and South
America.
China is approaching a period of de-
yelopment that cannot but augment
her Importance as crader with this
country, while Japan and all the Ori-
entail countries are moving onward
with giant steps in commercial com
petition. 1t behooves us Americans
to take steps to repair the conditions
that exist respecting our merchant
that is humiliating to our national
pride, most burdensome to us in COM
petition for international trade. |
think the country is ready now to try
the proposed subsidy law and witness
its effects upon our foreign trade. If
it is successful the experience will
show how the policy can be best ex-
pended and the American commercial
flag be made to wave upon the seas
as before the civil war"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
FA|THLESS WIFE
CONFESSES ALL
WOMAN DID NOT WISH To DIE
WITH LIE ON HER
LIPS.
STORY MAY HANG LOVER
Murder of Husband AID Trial or Para.
mour Leads Up to Sensational
Disclosures on Wit
ness Stand.

Hinesville, Ga, Sept. 3O.-Mrs Hell
en- Faulling, widow of VIM. N. faull.
ing, Jr., for whose murder Charles
A. Gordon is on trial here, today on
the witness stand made a sensational
confession of intimacy with Gordon
and ended her story by declaring he
told her he killed her husband and
threatened to kill her If she should
tell On him.
Il am confessing because | don't
want to go to heaven or hell with a
lie on my lips walled the unhappy
woman through her tears at the end
of her sordid narrative.
THE last time | saw my husband
alive" said Mrs, raulling, was on
March 2G, 1909, when he left our
home about sundown to mail letter
to his father at Monck's Corner S. G.
Il met Mr.. Gordon in Florida, and
have known him three years. My
| husband ami moved to several
places in Florida, and each time Mr..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
BAY STATE DEMOCRACY
Holds a Convention Of Almost TN.
paralleIed Harmony and Noml-
mates a Good Ticket.

Boston, Sept 30.Thc Massachu
setts Democracy, in a convention Of
almost unparalleled harmony. today
named a state ticket, headed by for.
mer State Senator James II. Vahey of
Watertown. Two liberal" Republi-
cans are on the ticket-Eugene N.
Foss, far mony years foremost re
ciprocal wing" OF the Republican
party, who was nominated for lieuten.
ant-goyernor and Harvey Shepard, of
Boston, nominated for attorney gen
eral.
The platform favors Immediately the
reduction of the tariff on necessariesi 4
a reciprocal trade treaty with Can
ada; support Of only such candidates
for office as are pledged in favor Of
the income tax; the election Of
United States senators by popular
voted and direct nominations.
Resolutions were adopted express.
ing sorrow at the death Of Governor
Johnson of Minnesota.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
PASSED THE GRAND STAND SING.
ING my COUNTRY tbs
OF THEE" i
BRITISH CAME FIRST
And Receive Great AppIause--So
Many Men Representing War
Forces never Assembled
Eet-rc.

New York, Sept 10. Twe7ty.evs
thousand men or ar..s toda5 rsarchci
past the massed representative and
special envoys CT II nations. Two
million citizens. seated In the grant
stands or standing IN Fifth aYennn.
shouted themselves hogrse. The grelt
military parade was tie ciimag Of the
Hudson-Fulton celebration.
Although there we're tremendous
oyations for each boay OF the Ameri
can troops, and overwhelming APP
plarse for the British sailors. the
most conspicuous reception went to
the sailors of the German fleet. a
picked body of magnificent men. who,
as they reached the reviewing stand,
fell into a slap-slap Of parade goose
step AMI burst into MY Country Tis
Of Thee" with an overwhelming vol.
ume Of brasses and fervor which took
away the listeners breath. The
benches We're silent moment, then
rose bareheaded and cheered and
cheered again. until their voices gave
way, while the hats and handker
chiefs continued to wave.
There was ample evidence today
THAT whatever will be the interest of
! the historic pageant and parades Of
imerchant ships past the anchored
men owar, the gold braid and the roll
lef the drums lost none Of their fasci-
Ination for, the public, The people of
lall small Towns about Now York sus.
pended business and watched the
lparade of sailors and marines OF the
visiting nations. regular soldiers. blue
4 Jackets, national guard, naval militia
and police.
SO many men representing SO many
branches of war fcrce were never
seen in American streets before. and
so many wearing American colors
were not seen since the Civil war.
The count of those in line outnrm-
bered the roll Of the American army
tefore the Spanish..mertcan war.
! The parade followed strictly the or
der of official precedence. First came
admiral SeNmOurs Dlue Jackets aud
lmarines, then the Germans. and fol-
flowing the Dutch. tnen the italian
Eml'lshipmen, with the sailors follow.
ling. Then came the United States
coast artillery. the Dand OF the At
lantic fleet in scarlet and gold, with
a sprinkling of Filipino musicians. ma
tine corps. sailors of the various
ships OF the fleet in division front,
naval militia, nationai guard and last.
Ily the regulars.
The torpedo tlotil,a, submarines.
naval auxtliaries and one scout
cruiser, followed by merchant craft,
tomorrow will escort the Half Moon
and Clermont to fSewburg, where
Ithey will be turned over to the cele-
bration of the upper Hudson divis-
Hon" which will continue the festiyi-
ties OF the week.
At the Staten Island banquet to-
night Aviator Curtiss shared honors
with Dr. Cook and Governor Hughes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
WHEAT SQUEEZE
WAS CLEAN CUT
EASTERN MAN CREDITED WITH
HAVING BEEN MASTER OF
SITUATION.
NOT LIKE PATTEN DEAL
Which Was an Open Matter at All
Times-Yesterday's Squeeze
Came Out Of a Clear Sky,
With No Warning.

Chicago, Sept. 3O-The wheat
squeeze which disturbed the ennui
of the speculative routine with a 11c
advance in the September option on
the board of trade today, lacked none
of the feature of former years, when
"Old Hutch, Cudahy, Partridge and
others were wont to explode their
bombshells.
1t was the cleanest cut of any cor
ner in many years. The so-called
Patten deal last spring was an open
secret long before the final delivery
day, but what happened today came
out of clear sky. September wheat
had been tagging toward the ned with
every evidence of ebbing vitality
For month there had been pracu-
cally nothing doing in the September
option. September closed yesterday
at $1.06 and slept through most OF to-
days session slightly above that fig
ure.
In vague way there was known to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

be short interest out. but that some
individual or clique had secured con-
troll of the long side was undreamed
Of The trader or traders in control
were said to have held about 100000
bushels while the scattered shorts in
terest ran between five and ten mil
lions, according to the average ex'
pert guess In volume this odes not
compare with some OF the former
deals, but in compact efficiency 1t Is
said to be the peer of any, No colos-
sal winnings and losses were involved
although some weaker shorts were
hard hit.
September was $1.o7 when the riot
of shorts began Receipts in the north
west continued heavy and Europe re-
fused to buy, the situation usually fol-
lowed by lower prices. AS the final
moment of the trading month drew
near and the break did not material
ize, the true conditions became appar,
ent.
One long, with 5000 bushels to his
credit, snatched his profit at $1.l0,
then watched what became of his sale.
In the next thirty minutes it changed
hands twentr-eight times on the adj
vancing scale, and the last buyer
paid $120
One of the most influential traders
waited until the top had been reached
then delivered the actual wheat at
| 81. .20-l0000 bushels of it. Little
wheat came out until s11S was
reached. At this figure and above a
neat profit was garnered. The de
lliveries amounted to 615,0o0 bushels,
going to scattered interests.
While several firms were reported
to have profited by the deal, common
report credited the control of Septem-
her to an eastern man. This trader
lit is said to have bought around one
dollar, and is said 20 have recouped
Concluded on Sixth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
Am ERtcAN LEAGUE.


Boston, Sept S0.--The fight for the
American League pennant is over
Detroit has won again, making 1t
three straight championships and a
record for the league The champions
lost their game here today, but as
Philadelphia lost t-Yiee to Chicago,
Detroit is sure of the flag.
The champions this season had to
make the hardest kind OF fight to
win the flag and np 10 last week the
result Of the race was in doubt. De
troit started off wen and remained
at the top for weeks, mainly through
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
$4,000 MEN OF ARMS MARCH
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK
German Sailors Given Greatest Ovation Of Any
Body of Men in Line

the remarkable work OF its pitchers.
A set back came toward the middle
of the season, and at one time the
champions dropped as low as third
place. They did me- stay there long,
bracing up considerably and passing
Philadelphia and Boston who were in
first and second place respectively. A
long series at home again gave De
troit a good lead before they made
their second eastern trip. But on
that trip they slumped again and
when they went west for their last
home series, they were about on even
terms with Philadelphia and Boston.
Manager Jennings feels confident of
winning the worlds championship
and says the experience of his players
gained in their two series with the
Chicago Nationals for that honor,
helped them greatly
The feature of the American league
race this season was the wonerful
fight made by Philadelphia. With an
nfeld composed of almost entirely
new players and some new pitchers,
the club was always in the race and
but for poor s,ars might have
finished first
Today's game was hard fought, both
teams using two pitchers. Mullin was
hatted hard in the first inning and in
part of the second Willet was also
hammered hard. Detroit drove Wood
from the box but Hall held the Wis.
| itors scoreless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
PADERE WSK| WAS
A FLAT FAILURE
ILLINOIS TROTTER FAVoRiTE IN
2:o7 CLASS AT COLUMBUS
YESTERDAY.
COULD NOT WIN A HEAT
His Entrance in Event Caused With
drawaI of The Harvester and
San Francisco--WiIkes
Heart Won.

Columbus, Sept. so. Paderewski,
the Illinois trotter, whose appearance
in the 2:07 class today scared out The
Harvester, was beaten in each heat by
Wilkes Heart The result, next to
the defeat of George Gano, Tuesday.
was the most startling one Of the
meeting
PaderewsH last week took a record
of 2:05H and was ranked then as IN
beatable by any horse in his class,
Today he sold as the layorte, 500 to
IA for the field. which was small after
the Withdrawals of The Harvester and
San Francisco.
Locust Jack, in the first heat, and
Wilkes Heart in the second set the
pace so fast that Paderewski could
not get to the pole quickly. He made
breaks in both miles and was unable
to recover the ground so lost. He
trotted all the way IN the third mile,
but never Tapped Wilkes Heart.
Flora Coffee, stable mate of Wilkes
Heart, choice for the 2;l5 pace. was
second in the race that Alcyras Sc
cured by winning the first two heats,
the first one in drive with the
favorite.
Baron Whips, winner of the 2;97
pace, was pronounced the choice and
had all the speed of the party. The
Eel scored a hollow victory In the
Gree.for-all pace, neither Hedgowood
Boy or Citation being able TO prevent
the race being a procession.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
TENNESSEE IS
SHIPPING LIQUOR
STREAM FLOWS TO GEORGIA
GEORGIA DOLLARS ROLL
ACROSS BORDER.
JOBBERS ARE ENJOINED
BY Chancellor at Chattanooga--Can
Not Cease Business Not Es-
topped by State Wide
Law,

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 30.--With ire.
mendous hole knocked in the recently
enacted state wide prohibition law of
Tennessee by a decision of Chancel-
lor T. NJ McConneI, of Chattanooga,
another deluge of alcoholic circulars
is now roaring down upon the kiln.
dried towns and cities of Georgia
straight from the distilleries and ware
houses of her sister state, that, with a
law that forbids home sale or con-
sumption, yet permits the sousing
fluid to be shipped into other states,
equally dry as to domestic arrange
ments.
When Tennessee passed its state
wild prohibition law it was thought to
be about as sharp a measure as it
was possible to enact Recently, how
ever, the j. w, Kelly Company, a
wholesale whisky house of Chattanoo-
ga, went before Chancellor McCon-
nell and asked him to enjoin the com.
pany from going out of business and
ceasing to ship goods out of the state
of Tennessee, where, according to the
law it could not be sold This Chan
cellor Mcconnell did, holding that the
Tennessee law prohibits as to Ten
nessee, but that the state of Tennes-
see can have no right to prohibit the
interstate trade of the complainants,
and the attorney general is without
legal authority to prosecute for such
sales because no law is violated there
(, by.
What the Court Decided.
The Chancellor held that the Ten
nessee law applied to sales and ship.
ments to other states stands directly
f, in the face of the law controlling the
interstate commerce, and is null and
void in so far as it attempts to inter
fere with commerce between the
states,
With the rendering of this decree
stock in spirits" went up. Distiller
les that had lain cold and dead for
three months kindled their fires to
continue the conversion of train loads
of grain into the sparkling, seductive
trickle of the alluring still stream
Dormant warehouses, wherein were
lpyramided kegs and casks and bar
Concluded on Sixth page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

Gordon moved also. We first became
intimate at LOTHIAN, Fla. Our meet
ings continued up to the time of his
arrest. The night before the officers
came for Mr.. Gordon he spent with
me.
"My husband left at sundown, and
at supper time he had not returned
and as several friends had supper
with me we didn't wait for him. Just
before we Finished supper Mr.. Cor
don came in, and, calling me aside,
said. / have done it, have killed
t(Concluded on Sixth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
"A MINUTES CUT FROM
TRANSATLANTIC TRIP.

New York, Sept. 30.--Forty-four
minutes more were clipped from the
Transatlantic record by the Maure-
tania, which arrived this afternoon,
She completed the run of 2,7S4 knots
in four days, ten hours, and fifty-one
minutes, an average speed of 26.06
knots an hour. Her best previous
trip was four days, ii hours, thirty.
five minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
In Double Header with New York
Yes.crday--Boston Beat the
Cardinals-petroit Lost
Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
An Even Ereak.

Pittsburg, Sept. So nlawtter was
strong lii the first contest and Frock,
the recruit, held Ne@ York at all
times in the second game. Gibson, by
catching in both games today. broke
the worlds record ior consecutive
number Of games caught in one sea
son. having anticipated in 1873 games,
Mcclure. of the Cleveland Americans
claiming to have caught 1872,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
BASEBALL FRANCHISE FOR SALE.

Decatur. Sept 30.-~At meeting of
the stockholders Of the Decatur club
Of the Three | league tonight it was
voted to sell the franchise and play
ers to the city making the best offer.
President Childes WIS authorized to
go to Danville to open negotiations.
If the franchise is unsold it will be
Surrendered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
LOOKS LIKE TOBACCO POOL.

Louisville. ky, Sept. 3o-Reports
tonight from fifty odd counties In
which hurley tobacco is grcwn in
Kentucky. indicate that the eighty
per cent vote necessary to declare the
1909 Burley Society pool Will be Sc.
cured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
WATER WORKS MEN MEET.

Columbus. Sept. 30.-The convon-
tion of the Central States Water
Works Association today elected T..
III. Vernon, Of McKeesport. Pa, presi
dent r. J Erinkcetter OF Qutncy, vice
president, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
ELMoRE CAR WINS.

Washington. Sept. So The grand
sweepstakes prize for the finest rec
ord of any car entered in the Munsey
reliability contest from Washington
to Boston and return. was awarded
to the Elmore car, Not point was
registered against this car
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

Mexico City. Sept. 30.The govern
ment weather bureau has received a
telegram saying that the volcanic
mountain coIima erunted today,
throwing clouds Of smoke and ashes
over the surrounding country. Lava
is reported to be running dawn its
slopes into the ajacent valleys,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
r II e

Batteries Willis, Lever and Glib
sen; klawitter and A, Wilson.
Second Game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
r.. II. e.

Eatteries--F Frock and Gibson; Daily
and A. Wilson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

Batteries Raleigh and Bliss; Mat
tern and Rairdan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

Concluded a~ Sixth page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01
Broke Even in Series,
r. II. r

IT IFNN k-VWTF w NNf FN5'
st. Louis, Set. 30.-Boston' victory
made 1t an even break for the series,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

Concluded on Sixth page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-01

t(Concluded on Sixth Page.)
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-03-26

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
county than all other diseases put toget her
and until the last few years was supposed to
pronounced it local disease and prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment. pronounced 1t
incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment: Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney 4 Co
Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitutional cure
ON the market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teas poonful. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho
system. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testim onials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.