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rv inches. one tinn-, .0,
:-.r-i for each nubequent ifer
fe
f r each subsequent nisenioti. j
-Ul r.itrs for one-half and j
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nil: wi:-i(;an
iiomioiih:
h- nio.st. important trial that
)-j ' the attention of Court m
; town 1 ist week was that of K.
, Ward Jr., for the killing of
Logan, colored, at this place (
w weeks ago. Jhocircum-
st tnees relating to the killing have
aliMidy been given in these col
limns. At the Coroner's inquest
.Mr. Ward was turned over to a
higher rourt. Ho gave a $2,000
liMiid for his appearance at court.
On last Friday the case was taken
up and the following jurors were
Md(-"'b-d to say whether or not Mr.
Ward was guiltv of murder: .1 A
Hoyle, T C Lowe, C C Sullivan, C
(J Tucker, Levi liaker, T V Corn-wi-ll,
Samu d ount, W L Hoyle, G
V lirown, William Keener, T.I
S Hinders and Jno Reedy.
Thf defense was anly conducted
by .ludge Schenck of (Jreensboro,
T II Cobb of Ashevill-, L 15 Wet
moie, I) Robinson and S G Fin
ley of Lincolnton. The State was
assisted by 1 A Justice, of Lin
eolnton. Some splended speeches
w ie made on both sides. The
ease w as given to the jury about (
o'c lock Saturday evening and after
hour's deliberation the. jury ro
te. :ed and rendered a verdict "Nor
o rv". Then; was no demon
Mr lion w hen the verdict was ren
d - I. Thus ends a case the like
of hich does not occur often. It
w. :in unfortunate affair and is
:., Iv regretted by all concerned.
i addition to our Ical bar
Sclu iiek and T. II. Cobb
c )iiiisd in the Ward Logan
r-id- tried at our Superior
r; lust week. They conduefed
in e of their elient w it li
and ability, and their argu
.!s to the jury were clear,
i"o;iVin-;!!i: worthy of th
v.
l.o
r
t'.
i k
ir
pid:d ion
tiiev have
lon.r
IT" en'MiCK reiv!ie-.j
the Superior Court
ar.d !ci :ned a p:irt
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b
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t . 11. Cobi. a
s'w t tii-ir t
wider 1,1
to (ive-!isbo
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T. II. (.'. ! - sr.--v.-d
v, i. .!' :r : m.'!
i" -- a iaw y, i I
Iy i-Ti-.t it'yitiL: to tli-ir
; to In.-; into their
1 l:::ve iIp iji m in! a
in lh.- town of tie ir
friend
a;a::i a:
'Villi l;r
:ilid i-.Y
CMn.'ic' .-I L.-rptrr
W'a? niNoi'ON, Apr. v. 1 :;.": It
lo-ks ii.w as t!ioi:-h t!it adminis
tration had w.m a very creditable
ciiplomatic victory from (Jreat
Britain in that littl.- atlair of Xio
araua, and that triv-at (livat Ilri t
niu had greatly modified that bluff
about bombarding Nicaragua's sea
ports. Nothing olii.-ial has been
given out about ih? diplomatic cor-
resp.,ndance on this matter within
in-- Hoi luw uays, i.ut there are
good reasons for stating that Am
bassador Hayard has boen most
positively assured bv the British
i, .. i . . . r i i
einmentthat nothing will bo
"til -IXT
none in its dealings with .Nicaragua
that can be properly construed in
to a violating of the Monroe doc-
r;,w. Tide ...-. .
, ii.io uosmaiLii li zii nil
Jy very gratifying to President
Cleveland and tho other members
of the administration. It was
saying in a round-about way that
Qreat Britain never really meant
., .
to carry out that bombarding
thiva. and it was also in a way a
r. ,'iii'mt ion of tho Monroe doctrine.
1
Ti:t "thi n snrniir-o from 'irent
! L.-itnin was the r.vult of tho cour-
po?
Mtlon taken bv tho ad-
. ministration as to the maintenance
1 of th- Monro- doctrin is certain. et with the services of their popu
I And ir.thms r.T.. lo?t by the hir a-ent, Mr. II. S. Lenrd, and
! Knowledge on the part of Great made arrangements with the
j'.ritam, that the United Stttes had Southern Railroad whert-by the
! a suflicient naval f-rc- in the South . koal officials of that line will han-
Atlantic to back up the position die all tho business for them at
i a, i-iK-d. PiT1t-
j Tii- arrival of the new .Spanish 1 term? of the asreempnt are
! '.linist -r is nnxioiifdy av.cit"d in nrt known, but rumor has it that
'VaKhiniitor.. as it is'bclieved that! the Chester A: Lenoir will get a
:.e will have rovoral important ! pf-r cent, of all the freight handled
; "mmmiication- to nnil:'- to this by the Southern at this depot.
' -overnment. The Alliance inci- ! Orders have been issued, it is alleg
! doni is still open, and the belief is; ed, that all freights shall bo trans-
invni'' that
Snain is
trvmg to!
lav a double 'ain- in connection i
'horewith, notwithstanding its shall be given to nor taken from
!,romne to make it satisfactory as ; ! e Seaboard Air Line at Lincoln
"ou as it was in possession of t he j ton Chester, S. C, Special, b'th,
n"ces.aiy information. As the
new Spanish minister is to spend
a week or ten davs in Cuba before
coming to Washington he will be
expected to acquire all tine needed
information and if his government
then still delays making a satis-
factory settlement he may find
himself very disagreeably surpris
ed soon after his arrival. And his
surprise is not likely to be dis
pleasing to the Cuban revolution
ists. Postmaster General Wilson
dropped into his new duties as
naturally as though he had been
dealing with postal affairs all his
life, and he is the same urbane
gentleman in dealing with his nu-
i . n. . ii f .ollr.j lit olll'ili'l! n'02l
. ,. . Jgartner were married Ihursday,
uuihik ins I'Muuufii v.uiiiiiessiuiiui I
career. He has long ago proved
himielf well jirotected against that
insidious disease known to ordina-
ry folk as the ''big head"; there
fore no one is surprised to find him
just as accessible nowr as when he
was a member of Congress.
The projectors of the new silver
party profess to have encouraging
reports from a number of States,
but. their professions are largely
discounted by their claims as to
the States of Pennsylvania and
Connecticut. The only claim
these people make that is bacted
by common sense and hard facts,
is that a large majority of the vot
ers ot the country are bimetallists.
That claim is unnecessary because
it is known by everybody, but that
doesn't mean that all the bime
tallists are ready to drop their par
ty alliiiations and unite in an as
sistant republican party, which is
about all tho new silver party is.
Tho decision of te Supreme
C"iirt m he income tax cases is
disappointing to everybody, and
drohaMy to m.hody moio than t
members of the court. The con-
s if silioinlity of the law stands.l
n an atiirmatiye derision, but
' --'.'a use t h. oiiht iustieos sil tim:
iJy d
iiv
d,-.,l
Ci (Hit
'in rent;
mr.niciprl and Stat-1
.1.
art'
excin)t-d from the tax.
ni. st disappoint, d the
of t!i? cur! vn the
a copy ot tho deci-io!)
K'd what
i:;nlicrs
!. U(IV;!1H
d it-i lieioi
j,.j..ivi
1 1 was S' dd to t he oorr
:it of a C'iiiea'jro papr a!:
anht (I to 1 i;at eitv. T!ie d..
W I
1 1
mnie
l i s oi worrv ami
i t ion l':r
r.ent bu:
irovern!
evr-turv Carlisle is vervpositive t:'1 rcmains t,iat tllis "reform
tb.uitwili niak- necessary thel i'nro dnl spond with quite a
c-.llimiof an -xtn sossion of On-lI:;vish hamK
-although th- exceptions will ! J ht V,s W)t oom to uu ijl
1 ivl.aidv reduce tie- receipts from 11 2,1 tl"" Il--dnt mei.t of Magis
ti... Ti.ei.m.. t.v ,i K-nt i,.,ir. tritl's 111 l'!l5 Township. All t10
i in i in inn, nan
ieat cvn!i if n-t
a niekel was re-
c.-ivi'd fro. m
., , . t. i
that source bv the
j leasury. Sccietarv Carlisle rays
tlnTi Will lu IHii!iOv'iniHiir!i nnrl
. . " ' " ' "
.j.are to cany the government un-
til the regular session of Congress
without any embarrassment.
A Chicago democrat of the sort
h,... i , ,r
uuii iiiiiuui Hi' U1SCV.U1I l!l;iJU is. ir. i
William 1. Wood, at
l present in
asningion. lie
avs : kiThe'
j democratic parly s.uii'erid a bad j i,:cnnlle.
j defeat the other day, but wo wili;",1
null ourselves together in time for tibial tr.atuieut. Hl's Cttanb
the big battle next year. I have e.nre mannfact r.red tj F J Ch ny &
no doubt, whatever that Illinois jCo Tol'do, O iio is Hit oi U con'n.,
will cast her electoral vote for the! !UJ.10"?) V" the Ta,k, t l' ia
democracy, providing, of courae.'.lrnn m iM.Ari ir I
I " 7
j that our candidate ia made of th
nght sort of stuff. Business is '
booming at a grear puce. Every-
... i .. t . , 1
iv to i nna nonn in iho loot i,...r
w-t. m me i.ioi leu .
weeks I found traae improving. I
look for a general revival ot busi-!
ness this summer, and that 19 all
the democratic party needs. With
good times next year democratic
success is assuied' v
Another IJojcoit.
Another boycott against the
aboard Air Line has come. The
nuiia - menl ot the tester x i.e-
' - i .i , ,i ....
-ir arroA uau-e iimu c.tu up
their depot at this point, dispens-
"f rred at Gastonia on to the South-
err. main line and not a pound j
to Columbia State.
It will be an ngreeahl1 surprise 'o
persons Fubj-ct. ro Rttacks of bil!o: 8
co'.io fo If am ba' prompt relhf ruay
be bad ! tk t p Cln"ho:'a
Co'.ic, Cholera and Diairhoea iJetn
edy. In mauy ititances t be atta"k
may lm prevented hy f !iiMc lhi
remedy ns soon as ti e rirst Rrmp
'oum of ti e dise. sj a' ppr. 25 and
50 cent hot ties for Sblo hy Dr W L
Crouse.
Fur the C.ari r.
I.owcsvlllo Iedor.
En. Courier: Since our last
letter, one of our best citizens, Mr.
Win. Luckey has passed away. Al
so one of Mr, C. It. Kelly's children
has been badly burned.
Air. J. Y. Killian and Miss Bum-
Apr. 3th, '9.',.
Mr. D. Kincaid and wife went to
Mt. Holly Saturday, Mar. 30 to at
tend the funeral of their brother-in-law,
Rev. A. N. Wells, who was
buried Sunday 31st.
Mrs. Jas. Baker is quite low of
consumption.
Mr. J. L. Thompson is at his un.
cie's, Col. D. A. Lowe.
Plenty peaches as yet.
Corn planting is progressing
rapidly this line weather.
Wheat is v3ry promising, and a
larger area than usual was sown.
Oats were badly damaged by the
severe winter. Hardly a full crop
is expected.
Dr. R. A. McLean says he will
try for 2000 lbs. of cotton off the
acre ho came so near gathering it
from last year. He is also expect
,
ing 100 bushels of Irish potatoes I
e ... i .. 1 1 l
n win iiiii'iicic. iiitin xiero we can
tho Dr. a farmer, and we have
several others of the same worth'
class. We also have some cranks
who hay." fin? farms and could do
equaliy as well, but have talked,
and nllowfd themselves to he talk
ed io, about "hard times'1 and
Snore money"' till really they have
come to believe that tlvir grand
chlldred will ho shaveM tifrv vph-j
' ' 3 :
nud ili,Vt' ot a11 "?rt and ,
en r.v
Kfjally th'v re to be j j,
pi I icd.
lv-i-ry one 1ipi- seeniri to Ie well
r-leased vith Jude Koliinson.
It i-' quite amusing to hear the
j.:!-ioni-( ex)!ain how the reform
L ed ihuv came to expend and
'.riropriate fo many thousand dol
! :s more than tho Democratic
's'is'laturos had done but the fact
nt appoml
ir.- Republican
p oitieian. ee, see !
Yours for success,
1ILL SHANKS.
: There is mote Catarrh in thi- seo-
t;on ot the commy Ibau alloiber
e'iatasr-H pnt tegethf-r, and unlit the
1 ast tw yara wim sopposel io be
' 'I,f,ur,,h:. F"r eret many jeas
idoerors piouuniiced it a lcc.il dis
ease, and pre.crit)fil locil riMiieriif-p.
and by coi.i-tantly failiu io cure
wHb loeal
treat un nf, jrououiicnl ir
Scic.'Te lo a pi veu a-.
cons' it ut ioioi I 0 immisi-,
irti.'il. I lien-fore, i cn-iirm pmiAtiin.
,(. ....... . v ... i-vu.ii ua . . n. to Ul -
nc.llvon Ihe blood and mucous anr-
'!lC0 of l,ie .TRieir. They c ftVr one
,,lUl,dred dollars for any case it (ails
1 ti cu re. oroii tor circuiarsano
. ... . . . .
ri'BumoniHis. Aiulresa.
F J CHENEY & l Jo t Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 73.
tt you reel freak
and all worn Out take
g?0 , g IRQN BITXERS
C iltccn Years In ihePenllen-
Jas. H. Wilcox, a Republican
politican who killed the Demo
cratic registrar in Pasquotank
county last October, was tried bo
fore Judge Iioykin at Elizabeth
City last week. Wilcox was found
guilty of murder in the second de
gree and sentenced to 15 years in
the penitentiary. His case was
appealed and he was rtdeased,
pending the appeal, in a bond of
$10,000.
Vs7. ..
Ura, Judge Peck
Dyspepsia
MrsTJudge Peck Tells How
Sho Was Cured
Sufferers frcia Dyspepsia should read the fol
lowlag letter from Mrs. II. .M. Peck, wlf ot
Judge Peck, a Justice at Tracy, C&l., aud a writer
connected with Uie AssocUted Tress: 4
"Dy a deep sense of gratitude for Uie great
eneflt I have received from the use ot Hood'
HarsaparilU, I have been led to write the follow
ing statement lor the benefit of sufferers who
m:iy be similarly afflicted. For 15 years I hare
been a great sufferer from dyspepsia and ' "
Heart Trouble.
Almost everything I ate would distress rae."" X
tried different treatments and medicines, bat
failed to realize relief. Two years ago a friend
prevailed upon me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The first bottle I noticed helped me, so I con
tinued taking It. It did me so much good that
my friends spoke of the Improvement. 1 hare
received such great benefit from it that
Gladly Recommend It.
I now have an excellent appetite and nothing I
eat ever distresses me. It also keeps up my
Hood'snGures
flesh and strength. I cannot praise Hood's
Sarsaparilla too much." Mus. H. M. PSCK,
Tracy, California. Ott B OOD'S
Hood's Pills are hud made, and perfect
in proportion and appearance 25c. a box.
Stamping patterns free. All
our readers should send to the
Pal diallers of Tho Homo, 141 Milk
St , Boston, Mass., and get a set of
their beautiful Stamping patterns.
They can bo U9ed for embroidery
outlining or painting. All desira
ble and good size; some SxlO, oth
ers 5x8 inches. There are ninet -one
(91) different patterns and
two alphabets, one a large for-get-me
not pattern. With this out
fit the publishers send The Home,a
1 page paper containing Stories.
Fashions, Fancy Woik, etc., for 3
months, and only ask for 10 cents
to cover cost ot postage on patterns
and paper. Our illustrated Prem-
j ium list sent free to any address.
itMioitedlor ihe CoiTElEE
T.uisisay mortdug by Ctti'
(his :
n f
6i
0
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j fom
pt-r !ui
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1.50 J
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8
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Iien iirJtn
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i Jj-ird
j "a:!o-.v
j Chickens . . .
Jiutfer
; llori'y
j liU'8
o
Jo 15
10 to 18
. .. 10
7 to 8
per 'b
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u I02
" lb.
( ti
Hide-, pr-en
! lide., i r v
-Vool. uas-icd
CM'iagc
Apph f , tliiid
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p'i h d
Applt-s gm-n pi-r n.
Hweet Potatoes " '
Peas .... " "
TfiMi '
O.i ions "
Oaiou ct8 ., "p-i lisLe!
Hlacnhciries diid, pi lh ...
!J 'C6- w ax . . . Mr li:i.d..
if
NO HUMBUG."
I have no "private receipt that cared
me" to ive you. NO C. O. D. FRAUD.
BUT
I have got a cure for Loat
Manhood and all the ills
that accompany this disease. And as
this advertisement costs money, and
my MEDICINE IS WORTH SOME
THING, I have i6 rppr 99
nothing to give you lm. C C
The product of pure North Carolina herbs.
Tablets, 60 in a Box, : by mail.
Sealed, Postpaid
If you can be cured, this will curs.
Write me stating your case, and if .
is enclosed, I wi.l send medioine and faU
directions, and will guarantee a cure. If
I can do no good, will say so and return
your money. Write to me.
JAS. A. SMITH, Druggist,
NEWTON. N. C.
Mention this paper.
An Antidote
TJJEltt
RESULTANT EVILS:
A WELL-SUPPLIED
THlNKlG-SbiOP
and
Frequent PotionS
of
Sottled
EnergY,
Call and see,
B. F. OR1GO.
NOTIC E
I call your attention to tny new
line of Snoe3 j,lst ree'd.
Gibbs Imperial Plows.
Iron Adjustable Shoe Lasts.
Cotton and Corn
Harrows.
I he best Dixie Plows on the j
Market. Fine line of Pocket
Outlery. The best oil can ever j r
offered
Qouble stock divid-
ing Rods,
tant.
Best hy foiK ex-
ESf ECrFULLV,
F. A. TOBEY.
E. M. ANDF EWS
SprinG is here
i nd ycu ned
PIANO, ORGAN
of some at Tele f
FURNITURE.
You are luckey not to Lave
bought before now for I
am offering the
ever o Off red in tl is section.
Pianoa and Organs of the fin
est make at extremely low
prices that
LAUGH at COMPETITORS.
AM Information given on applica
tion, by letter. Write at once It at
all Interested, for Catalogues and
terms.
E M Andrews,
Furoitcre, Piano and Organ Dtalor,
16&18 WeetTrni 8t.
CHAKLOITE, N. O.
Jan. 26, 1894.
Ciambaxlaln'a Eye Skin Ointmeat
la a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eras,
C -nnalated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Pu,
E-aama, Tetter, Salt Rheum and bcald Head,
5 cents per box. For sale by druguf.
TO HOXSX OWNBB9.
For putting a horse in a line healthy COO
dltion try Dr. Cady's Cbnd'-cior, Powdcdl
I bey tone up the system, aid iifSMon, cm.
lo3 of sppeUte, relieve constipation, correct
tidney duorders and destroy worms, giving
nrw life to an old or over worked hone. 25
cuita per package. For sjl by druggists.
&rooeries !
r7S2oii n( a un( we
? 2selected stock of
If StPAFIbE
ASD
GROCERIES,
a t
A. W. REEDY'S.
Beware of ointments for ca.
TABEII CONTAIN MERCURY,
as mercury will sorely destroy the
st use of stntl aid completely de
range te whole system wten entei
ug it through the mucous mrfac 8.
i3ueb articles should nev: r be used
except uc pre scrip.ious from reput
able pbyeic'on, as the ddmfge itey
will do is eitj fold to the pood you
crj possibly d)t!e fiom them.
Uairn Cntarrh Ci' u "-rnetuied
by F J Cheuey & Co., Tt ledc, O ,
r.ot.t-iiiiH no m rnui vv aod is tkt n
in'eri'Hilv, act'u dmctly upon the
blood Hinl fuiic'oui MirfHcM i f (I e
nyteiu. la iivm- ti-na Oaraira
' u'e - u ' ' ).
Ik f i
F .1 V
by
! !- 4 ttt I Aifi 'tr
LAND SALE.
By vir ut 'te?eii in t rp- ia
pii-cid uj e tm-beio'f G .. C.ik
b.V V. S. C3 I L H.'!n rniility, iu
'.'. W. U HlHlVir. tddjr b J
M. iiasii.'- i ; jiU ni iff -d! .MttddR
Mas- ''d "ii; arede (endaiiis
1 w 1 or ileti'jr MjuiI.iv in Mi
ISOoalfuon, at the c urt bot e
doo in L 1 colniou. at jiubJic aucs
tion, ell t Le Irgtest bidder two
ir.u-fn id lau I li?1oD'ng to the Inte
U. M-ihMMg-, ore traet contHin
1 f 9S cres H j dtiiug 'be laiidn of
Gto W. Ilnavin-r, L'zzie L'onbanit
et hI, hud tin- oiLer tiact t;onlaiiiio
534 acies adj ibiinj; sauie lands, aUo
tberev-rtiouai.v interest iu 584 acres
iuid ttf to Mdlindit Massigee as bet
d'wer. A 1 of lUeem trac'.s are in
Iluwaru'ri Cie-k Tnwnibii on tbn
walera ol Leonard' Foik, aud ad
join oue auoiber. This laud is to be
fold to create &8tts to pay the
debts ot H. M Massagee, d c'd.
IVrojss ct Pa' will be declared 00
dn. of sale. F.r a full desenptb n
of the above laods see platta ou
oo ti:e in Cleik'e ffi. e 1 incolutoo,
N. C.
Mir. 25 1895. i W. il Ooover. Ad
L. B. Wet more ministia'or of 1.
A'ty. M Masagre, dee'd.
ADM'll NOTI0E1
North Garbliua, Lincoln county,
Fen. 5tb 1895.
Uttviug bt-eii duly QQilitied by
the Supriior Court of Lincoln Coon
ry N C, as the AdoVr of the late H
M Massage deu'd. all persons hold
ing cUlros against my intestate are
notified to present them at once or
within 12 n.os. this notice will be
pleaded in bar of rt-ooyery. .: All
pof'ona indebted tomv Intestate
mnat settle at onco. This . Fib. 15
1895.
VV H Hooter, Adm'r of H M Mas
eagee, deed. L 13 vVetmore Atty
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The repairs rr
also much cbeapef
this year tu n bvrotofore.
Wa have jnst lecaived the pret.
tieet Hue of btraw goods it has fver
jeen our please re lo show. Oar
50c. line is a stuuofr.
Come aod eeo us it will give
pUa-ime to show jou our mammoth
stock of goods.
Don't forget we are the
Champion Produce
Dealers of
LINCOLNTON.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
IL S.llobiiison & Co,
1394
1894.1
0PKED WITH!
NEW WORK,
Harness, Bridles,
Saddles and in fact
ANYTHING
1 hat is used, needed or to to
WORN by HORSE or MULE.
Ith Fifteen years experience
l am prepared to furnish any
thing in my Line at Hard Time
Prices, for Cash or Barter.
Repairing done on sbort
NOTICE.
Give me a call and be con
vinced. SnoP on Conrt Sqiure
back of W. H. Michal.
Respectfullj',
J. P. BEAN
$100 Reward 100.
The readers of this paper will to
) eased to team that there
kast one dreaded disease iLac
se'eneft has been ab'e to cure Joi'l
its fttages, nnd tba? is Catarrb.
IaITs Catarrh Cme Is the ooly pos
i'ive cure known to the medica' fra
ffrnity. Catarrh bein a coootiiQ
tioual disease, reduirra toudtita
tional trpatmeLt. Hall's CatMrffa
Cure ia taken iuleroal'y, action ii'
ctlyupon the blood 1 nt rrocoua
outfaces of the tstem, tbereb? d
Ktrppintf tt e foundation of the d i"
ed8-,uid g ring the path nt strength
by building up the constitution acd
assiDltog nature in doiDg iia wcik.
The proprietors bare oo'mucb Litb
in ita curative powers, that toey of
fer One Hundred Dollars for bQJ
case that it fails to Cure. Send for
lint of testimonial.
Address, F J Obeney fc Co To'edo
O S"3uld by Druggist, 75.
Yon Can be Oured.
A'rnost all disoasea arie t rc f
disordered stomach, suchf as bt' r
ache. Indicestion, dyspepsia, di l
cea, irregular heart ftctioc, and f
many other similar diseases. ,
the stomach in order and disea f
Hi not exist. Tyntr' DBpep!r
Remedy will enre you, and cost t
only 50c. It Is the great Sootberc L
Boildlogop Remedy. Try It. 9H
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