The Cedarville Herald, Volume 27, Numbers 27-52

'IP®G&fcY.' O O T « 8 » m t m . tKr r H 5# REPUBLICAN fiCKET, MTK^ALTICKO r ' For TfrmMmh ■ ■."■*’ . THBoixms roqsiwibw ’, Vt ’Jaw York. ;n For ViwRraritittnt, ■ 'OttAKUB W. FAOtDANKB, of Indiana, ■' C0WKCS5I0NM- TICKET MwahcrofCongress. fltliDiat. THOMAS a SCKOGUY, of Gre&mfCounty, STATETICKET For figcrotary-of State, ■ LEWIS 0 ,LAYLIR, => ofRumi. Forjudge of Supremo Court, - WILLIAMT, SPEAR,', m - ’ of Tranquil,5 , * ■ .- For'Ctqrk, of SupremoCourt,' - LAWSORR, EMI5HS0H, otBelmout, , For Dairy and FoodCommissioner, ' ~ H orace , . ‘ ’ ' of Greene. ForMemberRtiard of Public Works* "I RICHARDS, CRAWFORD; -ofStark, i iMtw* W*»*y * f Fm t *sW# Job* Wffifr : v’ “•. * lNWMH*t» . . T k o Issuer** popni«r brother, PwB<a» Henry a t Frtwihi, with Jil« jwtel nwrraar mid I ema fehw o f Ira- mor,, Always enjoy* % joke. ' ■ TfaLtti&Kt day ih* pdneo, irBe J* an ardent mRseiwshilm, was nding in &J* awtapoMIe on a ooimtry toad aaor Kiel, And a peasant uadstsd an, staying in the center of the nar­ row road with Ms farm wagon, No amount o f blowing of the horn "by the prince could make Mm iraelge. H m ng that the peasant evidently enjoyed being able to keep the au­ tomobile from passing him, the g rince, putting- on_ speed, pushed Ig wagon to one aide of the road & TtiScmfeh In Pnril From Its political Course* Rifled fry y ktinority «jF * Minority, Makfofl i-awn For th«j 8-fotes With : ■# F ro* Ballot and m Hwieat Count ■S* mm COUNTY TICKET ■ _ ' ‘ For CountyRecorder, ' , M. A. RRO a DSTORB, - . '■For InfirmaryDirector," J W. ii. BTRVEN-SOS. i im r-: r « »' -e:c=,. Whore ityw v/ouid be our finances, our revenues? pur domestic industries ' and oiirrforeign.trhde'jjf the Demoerh- tip party had succeeded in ‘1896 or in ,1900?,"Where wpR they all he fpur'years henCe If a Democratic president -and congress should bd elected ;neict KP- member?’, *’ >->H t ? i / < * J ; ■:-, wtC, fi% $??' , Judge Parker,' judging from his con- ,d«ct and’ the comptay he has kept, pt&ntls for,Hillisnt(!n. politics, which means that dny unscrupulous act IS justified i f the end ho gained, *' He 1$ the very opposite of president Roose­ velt, for Ids,eYe&iveheUs &hows that he Jacks courage and deelsJLyehess-r-two re- QUieitbh that shouldnephe found want- Itigia, ashirants for thh.’prgsiddgisr.^, Judge Pttrkerh frantic demand that nothing further he said about Boose- iillenwinrats ihuvaihii ,aA A ir m * L ‘ tite effect of their assertion thatRoose- b ' r - % I veltism id fhe chief'iBsue of foe earn- fiSigtt. The more Roosevelt’s person-* ality is exploited the more popular he becomes." Democrats have'been mak­ ing Republican votes by the score in quoting foe Pieaident’s^utterances, P< I & : Proteetion has done wore for the, , American worklrtgWan and farmer than any other policy carried out by Repiiblifianh." if "protection id rob­ bery,” as the Democratic platform as­ serts, foe only persona "robbed” are foe manufacturers and ioilora di Bu» rope- American workingmen certaMy do rfOt suffer from protection! They are the chief beneficiaries of fob great­ est of Republican policies. Without a protective tariff wageswould,soondrop to foe iSurdpeini level, which is froth SOto 100 pdr cent* below foe rate now paid in foe United 'States, * * l > 0 I T T O - D A Y ! ” u». ^AhdtotataVDartf*B-«o«tKs i.RQ J lookedlifcijf Ut.hU t owefttaOetuMtaSyrttp." iSstfe-worn lajnnctlon, MIfev«f ^nt 'lH i&ttuxt&w wh*fr you can do to- " ta no# g*a«i9lly::t>m»«3t«d in this u Doitw-dsy V* Thatta thet«nw r 4 fo«t iattiigcold With about w* Wita*% ......... jm d m itm -ie em 0 ^ g «f#l days, psthap*week*. ^[Take soma Bdtahht tm isty far it to - pav —and M M i remedy m fk, Boschee’s Getmen fiyrap, which hes-been in n»* for c*«r mrty-tlrojm*. A fowdose# of if will Wlwwl#^ w'Hrrvy^ttr o^ra ot wnti, Wmk »H 1SP|BM i tfw ifi» masym eommeufiy. «|Hpmnttar how WITOS1% 'WWmM t e »w«l im Fm m mM ft* hi footfe&thhf of.*©* -jm m w iw k iwiwf- &M » * '.dmaO^Ut- fiitoar, # ffle p- ■■ «W *i«“*PK . .■P W W j- * wew ' --aa THUPEASANTSTAMMEUED. and.' passei by”with a sinile^' which' Me htoha ned as ha'heard,the peasant shout after him fhat. he was-ft clum­ sy fool, not fit to run a wheelbur- row!:rs>"i->f.;< '% » > ; v. 'v'l A little farther on he stopped and sent his' companion,' hack ,to* the .peasant; , fn 1900 in the city of Clevelandalone h , m men voted at the pw»Jdenti«l efootlonand 79,035 voted in Cincinnati. At that name election, the total poll for all parties in (fop entire state of Louisianawas but d7,9QT votes:, in Mis* slssippl it was fields; te 'South Caro­ lina was but 60,815, and la Florida only 38,031, This was about 20,000 less any other state polled, yet it elected two congressmen and four presidential electors. Even the Em­ pire state of Georgia polled only 122,* 715 votes in all. ' At the same election Hamilton county, Ohio, complete had a total of 98,500 votes, and thus averaged pearly 50,000 votes for each of her two mem­ bers of congress. Cuyahoga county had one congressman entirely her own and foreo-fourfop of foe other, and foe total vote of the entire county was 01,136, or an. average of over 52,000 in foe Twentieth and Twenty-first dis; triets of Ohio, .. ■ . Contrast those figures right from Ihome, with foe official facts from foe complete states naffied. Louisiana for her 67,904 votes bap six members of-foe-house at representatives,; two United States senators and eight presi­ dential electors. Mississippi has two senators; one more congressman and one .more presidential, elector, for the still smaller total.of 59,103'. votes; ’ while foe same number of nine con­ gressman and eleven presidential elec* ,, tors'arid’ two' senators-Were allotted I tr South Carolina'for barely half foe 1vote of either o f Ohio’s big cities, or only 60,815 in all South,Carolina. This Is actually worse than Florida's total of 38,031 for two t ongressmeu, two senators; arijdfobypjesidential.^btorsl I t , is,,'much,.Wors'e,,,thanT,,,tbe,'JGeorg!n record -of only'122,716 votes .for. 12 congressmen, 15' ^electors find t\yd United^States senators. ,rP h n o r 1 "VTien yon called one of us a clumsy fool,” the officer said, " I !'W Ui^'J4^"«l'Ki;.:'arW ««.l 'WM A 4, .t .. « A T m 1 i T it ffT i _L1 suppose _ ) you, meant his royal hl^h- n.eis?”: ’ >;-:y - ,V»x.'Ti\ >* r*1' , - .‘tijja royal highness!” the peas-, ant-stammered, turning' pale,; while’ visions "of a ^ell in fail arose before Him; ! “What ro- |highness ?” - '5Brince>Henry- of/Prussia, who drove- the dratotriohile and vyho sent me hack to hand you this tw'cniy mark piece for not being afraid of shying what you mean,” FOR THE LITTLE ONES, I How the little H«foin«ricer Make* Wet Sand Dry, ' ’ “ Phe'table, being cleared by her as- distant,' the witdli H a V;brought' hi -a hasin afid a small bag of sand. 'She invites members, of 'the audience to advance to the table and throw handfuls of sand in the basin,-which < •___J*n_n -....•'i’u' is partly filled with' Miter, . ’When all ere resefifod Bhe .tops her hand (IU . 4 *AV .AVtfVUVyUi M 4 AV **V * .** m ** v *. 'in-the-haeim-and-withd/^wmtbe-sfind; TfoiS' while^foe two chief cities of our pwtt state must muster 50,000 or more yptes .in eifoer. ln. order to get only bhe congressman find less than orie»tenfo share lfi a. senator or presi­ dential elector,-in the Darker states that dumber can’elect, for -the- entire .state. ;L0uls|anfi averaged only j.ly317 votes for .each congressman, Mississip­ pi dropped this average to 6,679 votes, 'and, South 'Carolina brought' it 'down to fob absurd injustice of 5,048'Voters In all for each inamber of-fop" house of representatives, thus, outweighing either Cleveland or Cincinnati nine to one, •. Florida’s average, of 19,010 Votes la somewhat better, hut'Georgia saga back fearfully with only 9,440 votes for each congressman. The. 190.2 figures for these-states make a .still worse showing for them, fori the evil' in, im .creasinghy Its own Impetus,,- 1 This is "a bigger- aUestlon than any [ mere parties. 'Above all i t is not a "color” question, hut one involving foe gravest injustice to all citizens of any part of foe country, where all "men -ballofo and knowthat in doing go foefe , Is no oiie '‘to molest or make ”them i afraid” in any 'way, shape or manner.’ The. most vital welfare of our country , Tfooif la imperiled by ahyinjustice that •compels nine men in Cleveland ,or Gin* c ln n aW 'd r^ t, but, ii bv the Hindoo fakirs h . l ke,most things about conjuring, its1expiaua? tiQH' is surprisingly simple. The Sand is prepared beforehand by be*- bag heated in a fry in g pan, When i t becomes sufficiently ho t a small piece- o f paraffin is placed on i t and allowed to m elt. The. sand is then, taken off the Stove" and allow ­ ed to d iy , The wmt coats 6very m inute grain, of the sand, which when d ry does not appear to have .been thnS treated, A gentle shake o f th e hand should bo given when i i is lifte d from the yvatqr to insure the sand being perfectly dry. So ft and drooked bones mean bad feeding. Call th e disease rickets if you want to ,, T h e grow ing* child must ea t the right food fo r grow th , Bones must h av e bone food, blood must have blood.food" and so on through th e list. * S co tt's Emulsion is th e l ig h t treatment fo r so f t bdnes in children, L ittledoses every day g ive , th e stiffness and shape th a t healthy bones should have. Bow legs become straighter, i loose joints grow stronger and /firmness' comes to the toft W ro n g food caused the trouble. R igh tfoodw illcu re it. , in thousands of cases Scott’s Emulsion has proven to be the right food for soft bones iu childhood. Send fo r free sample, SCOTT A SOWMS. Oherritste, 4 0 9 ' ^ i s R**lrttS«re*t» Hew yorlr* CASTOR! A F e r In ifiu t* *rad OM ld r*it , liw KM Ti» Him Some clay, swap how. foe fnll fot'cb of foia'truth wili make. Itseli leli; every* whore in'fori United States, and then the Atnerlcari periplri will not rest uhtll exact equity shall be established for­ ever. ■ - , That this is not In finy jUHt sense a "crilrir lino” question, is shown by foe United Styles census briybnd "foe shadow o£ a doubt. ,/Taking the five states already considered, find we find foriso official figures of subStantial dis ftanchlSement of American-born white men, riveh in foe hrifivy presidential vote of 19001 In Florida. 39,931; ty Georgia, 164;782;-In Louisiana, 109, 974; in Mississippi, 97,427; In South Carolina, 79,§60.. These figures hold good, i f every vote counted in these five states was cast by a white man Every vote polled by a black man afid.properly counted, if there were any'such, would only add one more to the number of white men, who would not or could not or did not vote, .■■■_■ •■■■■:, Thus to the south, even more than to the north, this Increasing injustioa is an evl! and a peril. To the nation it* self, nothing since slavery itself, and Its attack upon Sumter, is more subtly dangerous. This tendency tindrirmihris the Very foundations of Our political fabric. When will our countrymen awake to its danger? G J S T O R I A Desirable For Sunnier. T ot TT s& a ts m d O b i ld m i . ^gctyWePrepffiaUonforiAa- slnffialMfleJowandBegtda^ ; ibjgihBSte^sanftBowBlacsC (The KindYouHave Always Bought C E O Y E 8 1 ' o _ . • ' ' Bilk drab, slat# ami ffiack, fingers double !ipp«!/.fit like kid,SQc C O R S E T S IM I M S / I HH.DRI.N PromotesPigeslion.CheerfuL ftessaMBest-ContainsMtlier OpiunkMorpliine norfliueral. K o y N A R C O T IC . J^rnofiuxk-smvBLNmm t Apetfeclllemedy forConstipa- ilotv,SourStomach,Diarrhoea Worms,1Convulsions.Feverish- nessand Loss OF S leep . „ FacfilmHo Signature of •■“v" ; x ....... 3 ?EW V O R K . ” Alaska, fjnowfiake, Ifolar, only 50c. Boys! Worcester, Loomlg, Eerris, $ 1 , 00 , Invisible Lacing f 1,00 and $ 1 , 60 . Ribbons, bells, hosiery, collar, lace bertbae, fans, fJotton^oods, ara yri^y whiJj oar stock Jpst$, ^ Baersuckerfi i 0 c, gingiiatij 7 ic down to 5 e. 'Sheeting ]n Hrinman 1 * 260 , worth 30 c. " P illow cases 12 |c to 20 c, Table ^ . | cloths, fine stock, 50 c to $ 2 . 00 , napkins to match, - Wash Eiress Fabrics. /. * One ease to sell, worth I 2 |c , Whifri goods fOc up. ’i'biles, Madras,; Oxford, OhiffiMetty, Persian, Lawn, Linens* S ilk Persian, greatest va rie ty / ;-A-.■. *, 'Vl^sl).snitB$ 2.00 up, Wrappera fl.O O , undetwcfjr. Carpets, Rugs, Window Shades, ta o e Curtain^. HUTGHISOfi & GIBflEY'S, XEN IA , O H IO , "EXACTCOProa WRAPPER. ‘ J - , • The Cook Tha t Bake W ith T ilt ccntaui , c o » » r « . N tw yem i c . tv . ::/,The SM iiitie- BROS. Sjpoons, Forks. Knives,etc. , | f . NGV^r complains of the flour; for sfcje uses a | ‘ * perfect flour of unequaled, quality and purity.' One ■ litte sack] w ill show what a really good flour it is, S E , Sijockey, Catawba, 0 ,, says: “ We have used M O D E L E L O IH v five months arid -think it the be?t we have ever used.” 1 Ttc5v^v“ T'6RO“®R' MODEL FLOUR t ^ is f \ , i h 1 ^ h ,< rf* ^ Q ] / .You fake n o ..chanGe J n ; using M O D E L as | . I every sack is guatantoed, - - . “ - : n ~ 'V ' ' ' i l l I 'lliil. Ill'll I I'r.ii 'ii r '. j '' i . i ' . iii . Iiii. ....IIH. I I . I I . . . . W I. . ....I............] ...... ; gerkiliWt s;-.;Zft0fc have all the qualities in design, work­ manship and finish o f the best sler- -ling.silver, a t one-Iourth to one-eighth - Much - o f the sterling now on the . v market is entirely too th in and light •*..';’for'praciicnl;use,;’andjiisLar;i^^ ’ ferior in every way to " S itte r J •P late that W ears " I Bei'k-ihtre > /hi A1. Ask jciur dealer-lot ” 1847 fiQOERS BROS.” Avoid, substitute. .Our full, trade-mark..is "1047 ROGERS BROS.” . . look for' it- Sold by leading dealer? ‘ ‘ everywhere- Before buyingwrite for . our catalogue " OL,1"' • To be distributed in twelve premiums of ^ I $ 2 5 , $ 2 0 , $ 1 5 , $ I O , $ I O , $ I O , $ I O , ■ $ 5 , $ 5 , $ 5 , $ 5 $ 5 , . , , January 2d, ’05. Patfbnizem y meat market and receive a 'ticke t with riacb’ 25 b cash purchase. Each .ticket will, give you one chance in thri drawing. ” . mEaxATtosmfitt.vi:a-do.( - Ho-'WWotla » MERIDENBRITANNIACO., Merltlcn. Coiri. | ' Fresh and Sa lt Meats, Fish, Oysters^ Ftc. -wutrwny”ffi ■ iiiT*nuRin'i,rirriityirn trtg Way delude'ydHrfielvefi by Hoping to get reforms Inside foe Democratic party? The national Democratic pari­ ty can do nothing fori the people. It is ruled by corporations, Ana it has no common purpose, no unity, no cohesion. It does not come up to the definition of a real political party. There arc too many kinds of Demo* orate pulling against one another In alt sorts of ways. It Is like a balky team- -it raises Sots of dust in the big road, but does not go anywkrire, in my Opinion, Darker is going to be one a t foe worst beatrifi-men in political history, for tho reason that hri stands for nothing. He does not riven pre­ tend to have any principles. That such a man can he elected la an tm- joAslbility.—T , tf, Watson. world covered with unexampled foil*1 ties? fo the Sunday irisUea of The Chi-, cage Recbrd-Hrirald, but every edition embraces also an exceedingly choice assortment of Illustrated special arti­ cles ranking with the highest products Ol our best magazines, Sudti well- luiown and popular writers as William K. Curtiif and Walter Wellman and Frank G. Carpenter are regular con­ tributors to The Chicago Sunday Red- ord-Heralfi. There are many special articles in each issue of particular in­ terest to women. Including foe latest fashions, household'eubriomy* art; mu­ sic and foe drama, etc, There is ri beautifully rilufitrnted special sporting section, which not only covers all ‘the news of the sporting world with a thoroughness that satisfies to the ut­ most, but includes also entertaining departments by such sporting -experts at Tim Mnrnane, who Writes of base­ ball matters; Mftlfiehy Uogau, noted for his "Talks fin pugilism,’ and J , L Hcivey, who conducts the department of “harness horses.” Th* comic section and Other entertaining departments round out this mammoth Sunday Mngfiz>ne to the ontire satisfaction of Us readers. 1 O E D A R V IL L E , O H IO . ^ e a iin ’fitfr o w b f ^ e f l r ifor^ United States Life Insurance Co. A C C O E N I 8 ' of Merchants hud In - **■ tiividuals solicited. Collectionr promptly made and remitted. ThR A E TB on Hew Y o rk and- Cin- J** nlrtWrif: clnnati sold a t lou eat ra tes .' The cheapest and mo 8 t convenient way |to send money by mail. Which wrUee,Bankera’-Insurance and whose contracts are as plain as notes. If-yo u want protection, tyke Ordinary L ife or Twenty Payment life, with 1 Endowment Settlements. Y o ji can carry $ 2*000 or belter,* almost as cheap as $ 1,000 in investment.. Ii. investment*, we w ill pay you $ 400 . more than | you piiy in , ftt the end of 20 years. Wo give you 7 elective conditions you can change at your w iflt From 2 to times face value o f your policy in paid up insurance without re-examination. Also agCntifor the G e n e ra l A c c id e n t, o f P h ila d e lp h ia , anfl the U , S . A c c id e n t G o . o f N . Y ■f O A N S made on Real Estate, Peri- J J sonal or Collateral Security, Dk. E, C. OGLESBEE, W illiam liVililman, Pres,, Seth W . Sm ith, V ic e Pres*, W , L W ildm an , Cashier. O , L . Smith Aset. Cashier ! G imp TO STAY tiURKU. PATENTS fCftvMU* rt4TriS^.Miitktribtainftd .... ........Uft Afehtlfi l-UM iiWH*ihdri Wapello, Iowal, Get. IC.^-lSpcciAl.)*-1- One of the most rcw&rkablo cures ever recorded in Louisa county is that of Sirs. M'nnle H art or tiUS place. Mts. tia rt was imbed for eight months attd when she was able to aft upahe was aft drawn up on ope side raid could not walk across the room, Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured her. Speaklfig o f her cure Mrs. H a rt says; ‘ "Yes, Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cured me after I Was lit bed' for eight months amt 1 know the cure wad complete for that was three years ago arid I have not been down since, tn four weeks from the time t started taking them I waa able to mafte my garden, Huhody can know how. thankful I am to be cured or how- much 1 feet I oweno Dodd’s Kidney Pills,” { Th'# rase again points crat howmuch the general health depend* on the Kid­ neys. Cured the Kidneys with Dodd's Kidney Pills and ninddentlta of the suffering the btimfcR fatally !# heir to, will fiJiftjftmfcr... P H Y S C IA N A H B SURG EO H , . Specialty X -R a y atwl E lectro Thera* peutiri treatment. Also latest im­ proved npparaluk fo r treating diseases o f the nose, throat and lungs. $ 8.02 W O R LD ’S F A IR T IC K E T S , NOW ON SALK SlTNUAYg, MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND THtmS- DAYS VIA THE I'ENNSYDVANIA DINES, R. E. CORRY, W orlds F a ir 7 -day round .trip . . f ’ * - tickets to S t. Louis are now sold over Pennsylvania Lines "Sundays, Mon­ days, -Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays o f every week a t $ 8.85 from CedarVilfe* Ohio. These tick- eta are valid in coaches through trains. Longer lim it low-prieo ex* envstou lickcls to World's F a ir are, sold every day. Fo r particulars consult E» S, Keyes, T icket Agent, Pennsylvania Lines, Cedarville, Ohio. A H C T ID 2 JEER Sells Real!Estate and Personal prop­ erty anywhere- Promptness, attention io details and satisfaction guaranteed, H igh service. Low prices, .Residence Telephone 235 C lifton , O . Call and secure dates. -------------------------..................................- ............-r - ■ -f A Careful Buyer. .TheBest isWM 1 YenWant. Mentis W&atM IL Meats are deceptive. Unless you are a good judge, you can never tell what you are getting until you have it served and partially eaten, We know meaty. We select stock with a view to having the best meals, We know how to select stock and there­ fore have meats you may depend upon—meats that wiH please you. H A L F F A R R if Every housekeeper«ho\ud knew that,, they Will buy DeSnnce Cold Water Starch for foundry ess they will swo, not only tlm^hccattso It in-veri *ticks loth* iron ' because each package contain in m.- „„„ full pound- wldic all other Cold Water StatrhMftrtj pufnp In ?f-jK»«nd .packages, and the prim Is the snmc,JO cenls, Titan acnln becauseDcfintiecKtarcTi islfce front Injurious chemicals,. If yourigrocer (tiesto toll you k 19-OJt. package it Is becausebe lifts * stock on hand width hewtabeato dispose eibftftjiv'irtiTnta in Defiance, He know* that Defianeft gtarch has printed on ovary packagein limp*Wicrt and figarvs ‘dr.me».” Damflnd it&ilmiiw And save much time and mongy«ni the atmoyanoft of tifi. Iron attak. tagl n*vwkttak*. ;. PLU S $2.00 Por Round Trip Tickets. V IA - Lou isv ille &N ashv ilie Ra ilroad To HenrJy AHPoifats in Atehamg, "Florida, Georgia, Ken­ tucky, Mississippi, V irg in ia Fo rth and South OaroHlm, Temiewtee, ■ Tickets on sate May 8 rd and I 7 th Juno 7 th* 21 st, and on Ifrst ami fh^d Tuesday o f each month thereafter un­ til Xov . lfith , arid good rcturtalnk 21 C. H. .CROUSE. GQODri* D E L iV R P E D Telephone Ko. 74 . g ^ F re s h Fish Atwavs on Hand. day* from date o f wsie. Fori fiR ther information, wmsttlt you t local agent, Of iddssis, ■ . . . u . G , L . S TO R E , G en ' d P a « s , A oknt ky . Special Pares (0 PacificCoast via Pen* . ‘ jyivania lines. Septemher 15 th to October 15 tb, inelwaivo, one-waywerond classcofooisi fares to C a liferfiU and Fo rth ’Pacific Coast points, to M o fitew , Idaho end thn Northwest, w ill be in effect from all Btetions on Pennsylvania Lines. For fell particulars, cal on Rote Hoket A ^ n t o f those lines. ; WE MICE SPedAUV l # OF ALL K\ i IF y ou l Shoe corr I f you Shoe we your mod W e als Good S Fraza fji f l a i n s t r e e t SSaB ,W ish for I bjaLe lots and * sonie bread an| ! Then you .flour, fo f it is . T ry . a s troubles will v. CE w H w pw c u W fn .havtw .X h ft h a ir s dandruffdisappears Conleisions o f a Rev. JdhnE * Cox* oi writes, “ Fo r 12 years I yellow jaundice, I con her of phyaiejaua and tri ntedicines, bu t got no r began the use of Electri feel that I am now cure that had me in its grai yeara.” I f you want a cine for liv e r find k i tUimach disbnleror ge get E lectric B itters. 1 by all druggists. O nly B IM O U S S C O tlS T IP ri ' C U R E D T H L D F O i E tA C K D R I ■Becansc T h e HfiffiALD for job work, , -WHftCOjstir hcadscli^sianu the lung* and take hold o ft; to say foal if t ff'pt in pro; illness .voflldt Thedford’i tncccft»Iid L i , hecAtsc it is: hver Jnedicu.a is ; dtyriie dreg, ifalthfol k *a tiipation-sttd mere ehild l»arm. TheiKfcHhf tore# hitionsr WHS not work « -V ^ ‘ ^ * "'V Jctos w ta a t