The Richmond Climax, 1897-08-25

POWDER Absolutely Pure harAi. GAKiKa tawocn co., hew york. PILCHWS POLITICAL PICXIKGS. A Madison gold bug editor did not to accept a revenue job at Silver Creek. W. P. Kimball says he believes that Dr. T. H. Welch w ill beat Henry L. Martin for the Senate by from 500 to 800 in the District. Tesla will send an electrical disturbance that will be felt at all parts of the earth without the use of wires. John Shormon did that in 1S73 and he ''touch ed" every pocket book in the laud. When the boltocrats count their Vermillion noses in November they will crawl over the hack fence into the Democratic camp and sing: "Wo never more shall Wander from our ow u fireside." Now York is now furnishing ready made editorials for our Republican newspapers in Kentucky. The Lexington Iler.dd names four boltochits who want ofllcet among them Henry L. Martin, of Woodford, and acks: ''has there ever been in Kentucky better Democrats than these four gentlemen?" Yes; there wre 217,000 hotter Democrats last November. How do yon innke an ideal Democrat out of Henry Mai tin, sugar bounty man and protectionist? Thi-. from the Imisvil!e Post indicates ono of the main reasons why Kentucky still deserves the name of the ' Dark and Bloody Ground," -Nearly 100 men slayers have been released from the penitentiary since Gov Bradley was inaugurated. Thirty two w ere convicted of murder and were sentenced for life. They served on an average less than eight years. Sixty-four were left oh" with verdicts of manslaughter, and received sentences averaging eight years. They were pardoned by Gov. Bradley after serving less than threo tars." A HUGE ENTERPRISE. A Really Big Double Circus. The coming of the great John Robinson and Franklin Bros.' Enormous Combined Shows to Richmond on Friday Aug. 27th will be a treat to the citizens of this entire community the like they never experienced before. The Robin son Shows have delighted American amusement lovers for more thau three generations, and the Franklin Bros, are the founders of the new school of American showmen. In combining and organizing their shows for the season of 1897 thoy have spared no money to secure the best for every department- A glance at the list of celehrities under their control will convince tne most skep tical that they have leen amply reward edfor their lavish outlay, for the' are the best iu the world in their various lines. The horses, many of them imported, are models of horseflesh, while their stud of trained horses do everything but talk They will appear at every performance with their original trainer. Twenty lions iu one den are to be seen only with these great bIiowb. A royal troupe of Japanese, imported expressly for this vast enterprise, and the only double troupe ever brought to this country, is another feature. They would be a whole show in the ordinary circus, but are only a single feature with the Robinson Franklin Bros.' Shows. Acres of .tents are required to accommodate this bugo amusement, while one ticket admits to all the combined shows. $5 MACINAC AND RETURN. c. H. & d. and d. & c. steamer. (PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR.) On Thursday, August 20, the C. H. & D. Ry., in connection with the D. & O. Steam Nav. Co., will give their Annual Macinac Excursion at the low rate of Five Dollars for tho round trip. These are given to familiarize the people with the great Likes arid Michigan as a health and pleasure resort State. Ladies and children traveling alone can participate in this excursion with perfect safety, fiee from worry and enjoy a genuine pleasure trip. A regular employe of the C. H. & D. Ry. will conduct the party. Special train will leave C. II. & D. depot, Cincinnati 0 00 a. m., Hamilton 945 a. m., Dayton 10 45 a. m., arrive at Toledo 3 05 p. m. Leave on Steamer Alpena phortly after arrival. Arrive Detroit and visit city same evening. The. Alpena leaves following morning for Macinac. A day light ride through tho St. Clair Flats to Port Huron thence out into the broad waters of Lake Huron. Arrival at the Island will be at noon, Saturday. Special rates at Hotels to excursionists. Only S3 more to Makquette than the Macinac rate. Side Trip to "Soo." $2; to Snow Islands Si. Secure your staterooms early. Circulars and information on application to agents C. H. & D. Ry., and agents of connecting lines, or address D. G. EDWARDS, Passenger Traffic MAnaqeb, Cincintati Ohio. 3 GREAT PATRIOTIC MEETINGS. Three creat meetings occur this Fall in the North. Thc.G. A. R. Encampment Buffalo, Aug 23nl to 2Sth. Tho Sons of Veterans Encampment, Indianapolis Sopt. 9th to 11th ; and thcTJnion Veteran JLegian, Columbus. O., SeptfiJitto 24th. .The Queen & Creucenfclloute is'the of ficial LineHo Buffalo and the ot con- venjsnvxuiivo 10 uu uirt:ej,iuws. is

CORRESPONDENCE. yjlLJsr view. PERSONAL. Capt. I. M. Asher was in Louisville Thursda). Mr. C. F. Rryant made a flying visit to Versailles last Tuesday. Hon. John D. White, of Manchester, was here Fiiday on business. Mr. Geo. W. Hutchison cime up from Troy on his "bike" last Saturday. MNs Mary Belle Hambrick, of Nelson count', is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Goosey. Misses Sina Wharton and Mattie Howe virited Mirw Haltie Moore, at Speais, last week. Miss Rosa AshbauKh, of Cincinnati, is spending a few days with Mrs. Motsau T.iylor, near Perkius. Mi-s Hattie Northcutt, of is visiting her brother, Dr. Elmer Northcutt and family. Wm. Lddlord went to Winchester Saturday to consult Dr. Brown in regard to ins UHing liealtli. Miss Clara Roy, of Indiannpolli, Ind., is spending a few dajs With the familv of her brother, G. A. Roy. Misses Kate Clark and Mavme Lvm li. of Lexington, visited the family of Sid Taj lor, at Million, last week. The wife of Captain F. M. Snurlock. of Catlettsbnrjr, was called to the bed side of her sick grand-daughter, a little child of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Givens, at Forth last week. After snendiii" a fen days there, she visited the family of G. A. Roy aud ether relatives here. salmagundi. Born, to the ife of "Bud" Jenkins, August 7, a boy. J. A. Young, road overseer, is putting the roads in flue condition. Rev. Mr. Check is holdiug a protracted meeting at Bethel Christian church. Mr. King caught two catfish Saturday that weighed forty-five pounds a piece. Rev. O J. Youug is holding an interesting revival at Antioch Christian church, on Tates Creek. The Southern Lumber Co. has bought of Wharton, Roberts and Day all their lumber on the Wharton yard. O. T. Super, w hose saw mill has been idle for some time will begin operation Wednesday, giving employment to fifty men. II. M. Morgan and Morgan Taylor are in Clay county buying cattle. They recently bought 100 head of parties in that county. In our spiritual depravity, Rev. Mr. Miller found us when he began a series of meetings here last Friday night. Mr. Miller is a forcible and attractive talker and the people who listen to words of wisdom as they fall from his lips cau not help but be edified and forced by power divine to say of themselves: 'A pilgrim panting for the rest to come. The exile anxious for his native home." The meeting will continue several days and -those who fail to hear Mr. Miller willniss a feast for their soul and an awakening to taeir duty to God. One day laut week Lenis Biggerstaff went to J. J. Einbrj's after a fine hog, and after putting tho hog in his buggy and starting home he had occasion to stop in the road, when the hog became tired of his cramped position in the buggy and began a terrible squealing, which scared tho horse Louis was driving and caused it to run off, smashing the buggy into smithereens and killing the hog which Louis prized so highly. Louis, who is only fifteen years the loss of his hog, and when the subject is mentioned heaven-moving tears course down his boyish face. Last Sunday evening our ball team, the Bung Holes, played an aggregation composed of players from Logana and Nicholasville. Figurativoly speaking, they opposed a team in which every one was a Btar, picked from tho milky way of tho sidereal system of base ball The game was lost by the Bung Holes on account of them sending the small opaque sphere through the air and asjt wandered through the interstellar space and began to descend toward terra firm a the galaxy of bright- stars that had been picked from the baldric ways of the base ball system completely hid the ball from view as ehe whizzed from star to star that overshadowed the luminous quali ties of our boys, who met defeat bravely. A joke worth relating is told aud vouched for on Mr. Woodson 'Masters, who seeing an advertisement of a machine for killing potato bugs, ordered one, and it came to hand O, K.. It was an innocent looking contrivance, consisting of two small paddles, which were numbered "one and "two." When lie started toward his potato patch, with vengeance -in, his heart and a smile of ghoulish utee in his countenance, he felt that perfection could be possible in a world like this. On reaching the place for bloodshed and placing his ugly contrivance (?) on the grounds, he proceeded to read the directions for doing the deadly work, which was: "Take paddle No. two, place the bug thereon, and after an 8x10 smile has encircled your face in spiral form and centered in your chin,, take paddle No. one, and swoop down on the bug, which will cause death to ensue at once." I JXy Ell Ess. The mercury" at ik. Joseph, -Mo., "" climbed. to the 100 mark.

The Shclbvville, Sliepherdsville, and London Fairs will bo held next week. THE R. N. I. & B. RESPONDS. Versailles, August 10, 1807. S A. Diatheraqe, Sicretary Madison County Fair: Deui Sir We nolo publication in the Climax of August 21th, of a vote of thanks to R. N. I. & B R. li for courttsies extended your recent meeting, nml in response to same, lift our hats, Our line has done nothing to merit this action on your part, as we have alwjys considered that we owe the good people of Richmond and Madteon County a hrtuty cooperation in any public enterprise that they may undertake, and to know that our efforts have been appreciated fully repavs us for any expense and trouble we have incurred in helping jour association out. In thii connection it may not he amiss to sny that our management has never felt that our road has been given the shaie of support by the merciiants of your city that, as a competing line, it is to their interest to extend to us. We believe, how eer, that it will be only a question of time when they will hee the matter as W'e do and recognize the great advantage that mut result to your city and county from encouraging a competitive line of transpartation. Respectfully, C. M. Bkowxing, G. P. A. EXTREMELY LOW RiVTES TO CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. The Southern Railway are now selling daily from Louisvillo one way tickets to Chattanooga at SQoo; round trip tickets, good fifteen (13) days beond date of sale, $9 10; round trip tickets, limited to November 7th, $12.20 These low rates will enable every one to visit Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain and the famous Battle Fields in that vicinity at very little expense. The Southern Railway runs doub'e daily service from Louisville to Chattanooga. Train leave Louisville 7:45 a. m. and arrive Chattrnooga at S.C0 p. m. and the evening train leaves Louisville 7:35 p. m. and arrives at Chattanooga 7:40 a. m. Through compaitment sleepers are attached to evening train. For further information, address William H. Toyloe, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 21G Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Ky. ffgMSfrMfflHSffiarag fcti HH $433 W&H The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO. $1 250,000 Cured. W&UJKLaiKi unc. 12 Thousand of ronna tinil midclla azed ,j menaro troublod with this diseajo many VG unoouscioDslr. They may have a 4 in? eeniation, (mall, twisting stream. V roarp cutting pains at time?, rlisut charso. difficulty in commencinc weak V3 organ?, omission", and all tho eymptoms M of noryom debility they have b TURK, ilon'tlotdoctorseipcrhncnton By yon, by cutting, .stretching, or tearing 4J you. turn. Our M3W MKIIIOD MENT absorbs the stricture tissue; J henoeremoTcsthontricture permanently. G4 It can never No pain.no v, lug, uu uuii:uiiuu.iiviu vumucts uy fur M method. i enea. J.ue nerres aro mngoraiout ana the bliss of manhood roturns. WECURE SLEET yl Thousands of young and middle-aged M men aro having tncir sexual Aigor ana j vitality continually espped hy v txisB, 1UV7 aro lrequuuuy uucuusciuus ot tne caue ot tnese Fvmtnorn". uencral Weakness Unnstural Discharges, Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem ory. Irritability, at time bmartrnsr K sation, hunken Eyes, 'with dark circles. TV Weak Back. General Depression, Lack ' of Ambition, Varicocele, fahrunken ! Parts, etc GLEET and STRICTURE ri may bo the cuieo. Don't con'ultfamily ,a Hrufnpa ni llipv liftvn tin fTTrpl!rrt In these special diseases don't allow Quacksto experiment on you. Consult m Diseases of iion and Women. OurNBW . .1 UETIinil milL'TI.'WT III will post tivelr euro vou. Ono thousand d nuarft frw a tnre n oiwnrt ftw iPAnfmitnt irr1 153 cannot on ro Terms nuxlcrnto for a cure. SS HI WFS f. AUAftl TFFH wo treat and euro: iJAUSSUUNt. VARICOCELE, SYPHILIS. (SLEET. STRICTURE. ISIPOTENOY. SECRET DRAINS. UNNATURAL 3 ES. KIDNEY and RLADDER Difeaws. CONSULTATION t'llEK. UUUK5 FREE If unablo to call, write for QUESTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT. Kennedys Kergan 122 W. FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI, O. Nsiice to Mi& AH persons holding claim? against tho estate of Jas. Tevls, deceased, must present same to me, properly proven on or before Oct. 1, 1837. D. R. TEVIS, Administrator. :SADDLERY.:: a KonaBi S jHBSiiflMHSi T2B 3fEH3 &Em """ asgngr & jcs Geo. Wf-Bite. . STAELB? All kinds of ..hand-made "harness, cheaper than cjnbe. bought, any where Ja Blchmond, Give us a trial 4oibf coavncgL Satisfaction ' s

DON'T GIVE UP. jlY ELIZA COOK Ifyou tried and have not won. Never stop for trying; All that's gieat and good is done Just by patient trying. Though young birds, in Hying, fall, Still their wings grow stronger; And the nrai tune they can keep Up a little longer. Though the sturdy oak has known Many a blast that bowed her, bhe has risen again, and grown Loftier and prouder. If by com- work you beat, Who the more will piir.o jou? Gaining victory from defeat, That's the test tint tries you ! There's a mngic in the power Of an unbended will, Tnat makes us stronger every hour For greater efforts Mill; 'Then banish from you evry ' cr.a't," And sho yourself a man, And nothing will your purpose daunt Led by the brave "I can." Another View The Republicans point to the greatly increased price of wheat as ono of the results of the tariff and the blessings it will bring. The truth is those claims are as baseless as that made by our Democratic speakers last fall about the connection between the lhe price of silver and wheat. Neither the tariff nor bilver has anything to do with the matter. The price of wheat like that of labor or interest or anything else is governed by the law of biipply and demand. Just now our harvest is good and that of the rest of the world is pool and we aie profiting by tho fact. "Winchester Democrat. Last ol The Season. Grand Popular Excursion to Huntington, W. Va., and return, stopping at Ashland and Catlettsburg going and returning Sunday August 22nd 1897 via C. & O. Route including a trip to the famous Horse Shoo bend on ono of the mot elegant steamers of Ohio Rivor free. Your ticket en titles you to five hours steam boat ride free. This alone is worth the money Standing on the boat you may behold the threo sister states Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia in all their beauty and view tho distant mountains rising in sublime grandeur. NOTE THE LOW RATES. Loxington and Hedges $ 1 50 Thompson and Salt Lick, ... 1 Farmers and Enterprise, ... 1 Olive Hill and Kilgors, . . . . Meads and Ashland, Konument to "Pap" RuH. An original design has been selected far a monument to go over the grave of A. D. Buff at Owingsville. The stone will be rouRh and undressed, in keeping with the character of the man. It will be four feet square, above the ground, with the L. A. W. emblem on top, which will be of bronze of bell metal, three feet high. This monument will be the first of the kind erected in the United States. Mr. Ruff was one of the oldest and most enthusiastic members of the League of American "Wheelman, aud in his will he bequeathd $1,000 to the Ky. Division, L. A. W.f and the Cynthiana meet it was decided to use 800 of it for a drinking fountain on some prominent country thoroughfare. Some place on the A Lexington pike has been propos ed for this fountain. Sharpsburg World. The Bourbon News says: "Alexander Verner Schlegel,a ten-year-old boy at Richmond, has received the $2,000 bequeathed by the late A. D. ("Pap") Ruff, his namesake and God-father. Rufl was the veteran wheelman of Owingsville, who also left 51 000 to the L. A. W. to be used to erect a drinking fountaiu on some Kentucky turnpike freqnented by cyclers. It should be placed on the Maysville and Lexington pike, somewhere between Paris and Blue Lick." Zan Tribble's Toad Frog. The Danville Advocate by its localizer tells a good story on Alexander Tribble, well known and wiaely connected in Madison: Zan Tribble, as most everybody knows, keeps a hotel at Junction City. H Is hotel, like all others there, keeps open all night, and it is after night that all toads go forth to seek that which thoy may devour. For about threo months now Tribble's toad has made regular nightly visits to the hotel office. He comes in every night between nine and ten o'clock, loafs around lor an hour or so catching: flies, and then doparts. Tribble and Captain BeU have taken a great fancy to their friend and permit no one to molest it. The toad hasbecome qute tamo, and Taylor, thq night

V wish to caution all users of Simmons RoguUtor on a subject of the deepest intTcist and importance to their health jrh.ap their The sole proprietors ttd makers of Simmons Liver Regulator J- irn thitt customers are often deceived by L living and taking some medicine of a enmi.ar apjiearance or taste, believing it to if S.ramons Liver Regulator. We warn you that unless the word Regulator is on the package or bottle, that it is not Simmons Li ver Regulator. No one else makes, or pver has mide Simmons Liver Regulator, or anything M.ld Simmons Liver Regulator, "but J H Zeilin A Co., and no medicine made by anyone else is the same. Ve alone can put it up. and we cannot be responsible, if other medicines represented as the same do not heln you as you are led to expect they will Boar this fact well in mind, ifyou have been in the habit of using a medicine which you lupposed to bo Simmons Liver Regulator, lh name was somewhat like it, and the package did not have the word Regulator on it, you have been imposed upon and have not been taking Simmons Liver Regulator at alL The Regulator has been favorablv known for many years, and all who use it know how necessary it is for PeTer and Ague. Bilious Fever, Constipation, Headache. Dyspepsia, and all disorders arising from a Diseased Liver. V ask you to look for yourselves, and see that Simmons Liver Regulator, which you can readily distinguish by the Red Z on wrapper, and by our name, is the only mediane called Simmons Liver Regulator. J. H. ZETLIN S CO. Take Slmautna Liver Regulator. PROFESSIONAL. CARDS. MISS .MIL KKII (JIILIIKX. STENOGRAPHER AND . TYPEWRITER. Richmond, Kentucky. $OJJ&r ndjvining A .R Burnarn'i. 173 IttTEYS. J W. Af.JL.f?. - - Kektccet. Office in the Burn-im Building, next door to Farmer's National Dank. C. F. BUI-SAM. W. 8. MOBEKLEY. JURNAM MOBERLEY. Attorneys- at-Law. RICHMOND, - - - KENTUCKY. Offjck in Dnrr.m Building, recently occupied by A. E. Burnam. 31-30 -- J A TTOKXE Y-AT-LA W, RICHMOND, - - KENTUCKY. Oflire over Taylor's Ilnnlware store, CVtiirt lloiiHf, on Main Street. II. B. HOGG, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Richmond, - - Kentucky. Office No. 13 First St. tip stairs. 31-30 GRANT E. LILLY, A TLA W, Richmond, - - Kentucky. Ofllce S. V. corner Main and streets up stairs. AVill practice in all tlie courts of Madison aud adjoining counties and Court of Appeals. J. 0. Jfc T. M. CHENAULT, ATTORNEYS AT LA W, Richmond, - - Kentucky. Office on Second street, over grooory. CrTEEM CLAY, A TTORyE V-A T-LA W. RicJivwnd, ------ Kentucky. Collections solicited. If P2Y5ICIA2TS. DR. II. R. GIBSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Richmond. ... Kentucky. OlSce in the Joe Colim building, iS and 10 Second Street, orer Wmte oZd driie&tore. 27- CIIAS. HOOKER, TETERINARY SURGEON, Graduate Ontario Veterinary College. Veterinary Dentistry and Sterility a Specialty. Office tip stairs over New York Store, corner Minn and First fttrects, Richmond 46- U. C. JASPJ2R, M. D Medicine and Surgery. Oftice Collins Building, MainStroet. Telephone at residence (the Cnrr place) on Hroadway. IticnxoxD, ----- Kentucky. DR. O. A. KENNEDY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Richmond, ... Kentucky. Office in Smith Building, No. 204 Main Slreet,Jip stairs. Office hours 12 to 1 an i 4 to 5 o'clock. DR. JOHN M. FOSTER, Richmond, - Kentucky Telephone at office and residence. v G. W. EVANS, M. D., rilYSICIAS AND SUBGEON, Richmond. ... - Kentucky. DR. T. J. TAYLOR, Practitioner in Medicine and Surgery, Richmond. ... Kentucky Ofllce and residence on Third Street. DENTAL STJR&EST. DR. A. WILKES SSELTII. DENTAL SURGEON, Richmovd, ... Kentucky OrriCB Siotth building. Main Street. Office hours, 9:00 to 12 M.; 1:00 to 4 P. 11. errraetice limited to dentistry. J. C. MqEG an. J. A. Yates. MORG AN & YATES, DENTISTS, Richmond, - - - Kentucky. over Midori ifatloB&l Bank.

vgooo &&J1&$&& & 1 VS 35 QUART BOTILB. ss There's beauty and health in bvery vjunrt ol 4 Johnston's Sarsaparilla the recoi:lied peer ot all Blood Purl- J ficrs. Our iUuttrated bcok is a sure X guide to health. Free for the asking. Williams. Davis. Brojks & Co. Detroit. Mich. '? Hold by D Z. & T. B. Taylor, Wnco, Ky. IWU FARMS ifFQRff The undergned has three separate small farms which he offers at private sale separately or together. All throe are situated at WHITE'S - STATION, on the waters of Silver Creel.. They contain respecthely 85 and 165 acres, and are tiell watered and well improved farms. There is no better land in Madison county, most of it being -RICH B0TT02I LAND.- It is a fine neighborhood and accessible by turnpike to schools, churches, railroads, mills, etc., all within a mile of White's Station Post Office, ten miles from Richmond. TERMS Sale will be madu one-third cash, balance to suit purchaser. For particulars, address Geo. D. White, White's Station, Ky. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Tate LaTative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. For sale by W. G. Wlutu, Druggist, Richmond, Ky. r FREE EDUCATION An education at Harvard, Yale, or any other college or institution of learning in the United" Stntcs or in the New England Conservatory of Music, can be secured hy any young man or woman who is a in earnest. Write for particulars V JAMKSI). RAO. i - - -- '- - j : 36 Bromfleld St., Boston, Mass. ? ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was creatod for one purpose, namely, a receptacle for the urine, and as such it is not liable to .ny form ot disease except by one or two ways. The first way is from iinjierfect action of the kidneys. The second way is from careless local treatment of other diseases. CHIEF OAtJSB. Unhealthy urine from nnhealthy kidneys is the chief canse of bladder troubles. So the womb, like tho bladder, was created for one purpose, aud if not doctored too much is not liablo to w eakness or dipease, except in rare cases. It is situated back.of and very" close to the bladder, therefore any pain, diseapp or inconvenience manifested in the kidneys, back, bladder or urinary passage is often, by mistake, attributed to female weakness or.womb trouble of some sort. The error is easily made and may be as easily avoided. To find out correctly, set your urine aside fur twenty-four hours; asedimeut or settling indicate? kidney or bladder trouble. Tiie mild and tho extraordinary of Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, tho ereat kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. If yon need a medicine you should have the best. At druggists fifty cents and one dollar. You may have ti saraplo bottle and pamphlet, loth sent free by mail. Meution tho Climax and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binjihamton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper punrantce the genuineness of this offer. HON. C. T. CALDWELL, of Paxkersburg, V. Va., Rocorn mends Wrights .Celery Capsules. rABKEnsnaiG, W. Va., Jsn jary 20, 1993. Tiie WiuGirr Met. Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen: I hanj 'icen naing Vriglit's Celery Capsuleg since November, 1894, and find them tp be as recommended. I first benaii tnbiiiK them while at Hot Springs, Alt, under treat ment for Sciatic Rhenma sm. Liver and Stomach trouble. Conaiination wliich 1 hadbeean lung suilerer. J. touud the Celery Capsules Rave rj 0 ureat relief from the beginninf and Ijovo ii6el them, evor ei'jco. "With pleaRj re and unsolicited, I recommend the n to auy and all sufferinj; with liko amotions or eithei of them. Very truly yo.M. i. ClIAKLRS llf,CAU)VI.I SoldbyT..& HacSh, XueeiM. Priee 50c entand $1.00 penboiKCall -.-store ami jt Jroc WUOJJK &-,..

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