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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEDFORD HAIL Published tiverv Friday Morning. A. S. BLITON. Mkuford, Friday, Judy 5, 1900, MAN WAS BORN TO HUSTLE. He Is of few dAys; but quite a plenty. SUBSCRIPTION li.jo PER YEAR (tared ia the Pa to (hoe at Medtord, Oregon AA Seoond-ClAss MaII Matter. COAST NEWS. .qo ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKEO FROM TiV.'THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES. .. KIJ jj bj - ? i " l ,. ,'..- 1' ... Iteewlck ''Workmen' oiijaot In Japanese Laborer Marriarone Indiana . Must '' Tiftof Their; Crime Snbatantlal Girt to a Flraniaii'. Wife and Children. Free rural delivery is to be established y the postal department in Sauta Paula, Venttara oouuty. .' The Bloop Seattle was capsized during a storm off the Bearing sea coast some time ago and her crew of seven are sup posed to hate been lost. " Gold 'Is beginning to come in from Alaska in large amounts. Each steamer tiring dust to the amount of hundreds of thouauds of dollars. "By W vote of 237 to 34, Oakdale. Stan islaus county; Toted to issue 130.000 worth of bonds for the erection of a new grammar school. 'The structure ' will be of brick and stone. 'A cbniaiori occurred Sunday between two locomotives on the Santa Fe route near point Richmond. Both engines,"''""""" were badly wrecked. The orews escaped tue Hortona. by Jumping. ' Clyde Winslow, accused of the mur der of Albert Patterson at BakersSeld laet week was held to answer on the oharge before the superior court. Bail was refused. . : L. W. Goodwill, a pioneer of 1830, ' died at Mokelnmue Hill recently. He had been constable of the township for 80 years, and for 29 years a deputy un der Sheriff Thorn. He was a fearless officer. Arthur Black died at Oloverdale from fracture of the spinal column received ' in hir efforts 'to'- stop a Ttinaway team four weeks ago.'- He was thrown down and run over; ' ri WO. Priest, for many years propri- AtMnVlWM,!, tlAfal t nA Din rial flat stage route, is dead, aged 76 years. Fred A. Taylor, a trusted employe of the.' mint at San Francisco, is under arrest charged with stealing gold dust. " 2 A tract of land in Colusa county eight miles wide and 12 long was recently burned. ' About 15,000 acres of grain to gether with a residence and some out houses on the Evans tract were de stroyed. ' Judge O. N. Denny died at Seaside, near Portland, aged 63. Jndge Denny was United states Consul at Tien-tsin, China, under President Hayes and con sul-general at Shanghai under Presi dent Arthur's administration. From 18u to 1890 he was foreign secretary to the king of Cores. : -Cattle-growers on the 'south fork qf" the Kern river in the luouutitlii district have organized an association for mutual, protection md pledged themselves to pay into a oommon fund .according to tho amonnt of stock they own, for the purpose of prosecuting cattle thieves. The fuud raisod at Sin Francisoo for the buuoAt f the widows aud orphans of John E. Sweeney, the fireman who wns killed in tho dischargo of his duty some time ago, has grown well np in the thonsauds. Those in charge of tho fuud claim it will reach the $15,000 mark. E. Cardeu of Seattle, manager of the J. Q. Adams company system of ware houses along the Great Northern, esti mates Washington's wheat crop, bar ring bad luck, at 80,000,000 bushels, Samuel A. Glasgow of the Centennial mills of Spokane and Seattle con Arms this estimate. ' He predicts that if the present conditions ooutiuue the state's yield will be double that of last- year. Iu a fit of jealousy aud because he conld not marry tho girl of his choice, 0. A. Martin of Walla Walla, Wash., shot aud killed Miss Leah Coleman aud shot himself with fatal results. The shooting took place in the general tele phone oBlce. Several people were near but could not stop Martin before he succeeded iu his purpose. The Indiaus convicted of the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Hortou of Eugene, Or., at Lynn canal last October were sen tenced at Skagway Juue 37. Hausou, who killed Hortou, will haug. Wil liams, who ont Mrs. Horton's throat un der threats of Hunsou, was sentenced to SO year's'lniprisouuient. Ketchiuoo also gets 60 years. Auother is giveu 30 years and two others 30 each. Five other Indians in the party were set at liberty to secure their testimony. The crime was committed in revenge for the death of two Indians which was attributed to witchcraft practiced by Yonr Best Friend Can give you no better advice than this : "For . impure blood, humors, scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, weak nerves, tired feeling, rheumatism, ma laria, catarrh, take Hood's Sarsaparllla and be cured." Constipation Pills. 25c. is cured by Hood's Editor's Awful Plight. F. M. Higgins, Editor Seneca, (Ills,,) News, was amicted lor years wim piles that no doctor or remedy helped until be tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two boxes wholly cured him It's the surest pile cure on earth and . the pest salve in the worm, uure guaranteed.- Ooly 25 cents. Sold by Chas, Strang, druggist. , ' The strawberry growers of Pajaro alley have formed a combination to nanoie cneir uerries to Deccer aavantage in the San Francisco market. About all of the berry crop of this section is in the combination. - They have made arragemedts'with California ' Canneries company to take all the surplus straw'' berries at V3.60 during the canning sea son,;, vw uw treat . assures a ' axea minimum price for strawberries, and " the' question of the disposition of sur plus fruit ceases ' to be troublesome, Heretofore canners have' purchased sur plus scrawDemes at tneir own figures. Thenew deal promises several thousand dollars'more' per month for Pajaro ber " ry-gtowers. '" The members of the coirf; bination claim that- it has been made to last, and "if the members keep together it will be a coin-winner.' I Judge Gaddis, in the superior court at Woodland, rendered a decision in the Johns case, declaring the genuiness1 of the 10,000 note purported to have been executed by G. W. Johns, deceased, in favor of his grandchildren, George and Mary Gregory. The heirs contested the note on the ground of forgery. The trial recently consumed two : weeks with a great array of counsel on both sides and handwriting experts. In the opinion of Judge Gaddis he considered the signature of the note the best evi dence., Ho ordered, reinstated George "Gregory as executor of the estate of Johns, he having been removed during the pendency of the trial. , '''(' f -A Thousand Tongues . . 1 Could not exnresn the raDture of Annie E. Springer,' of 1125 Howard St., Phila delphia, Pa., when she found that Dr. King's-New Discovery ior Consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this royal cure "It soon re moved tho pain in my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its praises throughout the universe." So will everyone who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the throat, chest or lungs.. Price SOo and . Trial bottles free at Chas. Strang's drug storey every bottle guar in teed. Joseph Cole, accused of murdering his sister-in-law, Mary Parez, at Sa linas, in May, 1897, was recently ac quitted of the charge and set free, after being in the county jail and San Queu tin several years. Cole was sentenoed once to life imprisoment and served two years. The case was appealed, a new trial granted and acquittal obtained. The evidence for the defense wasohiefly. that the woman was subjeot to epileptic' fits and while in company of the de fendent had an attack and died. The jury was out two hoars. : Forty-two Japanese brought to Kes- wiok two weeks ago to work for the Southern Pacifio railway were driven out recently by 200 workmen of the Keswick smelter and other places. The workingmeu went in a body to the car Where the Japanese slept near Keswick station, woke them and told them to dress. There was no violence. The Japanese were quietly driven to the south-bound Oregon express, put on board und told never to return. They were carried to Redding and put off by the conduotor. NiiWSOftllE WMti. HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS. rillpliio General .Surrender Ills Art onn Keduetlott Wwrki llurned Pro hlnltlmi Candidate. Named Sharkey Meets Defeat In a lrle Itliif. The prune-growers and packers have reached an agreement and this year's cio? will be handled by the combine from present indioatioua. Bobbed the Cirave. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subjeot, is narrated by him as follows? "I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back ana sides, no appetite gradually grow ing weaker day by day. Three physi cians nan given me up. . fortunately, t friend advised trying 'Electric Bitters: and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided .improve ment. I continued their use for three weeks, aud am now a well man. ,1 know they saved my. life and robbed the grave oi anomer. victim." - o one should tail to try them. '"Only 50' cts.i guaranteed, at ynas. atrang 8 qrug store. , Joel Hamby, a miner of Mokelumne Hill, 70 years of age, got into a fight with a felloV-miner,' Fred Butcher,' at the Q win mine, and stabbed 1iim 11 times with' a miner's candlestiok; -None of the wounds is serious. ' Hamby, who is sometimes a preacher, is in jail. ; " James Doran of Reedley, died from injuries received in a fall from the Santa Fe bridge near the town named. Doran had fallen through the bridge sometime between midnight on Saturday and 2 a. m. He was found in a dying condi tion two hours later, .'"'" The Fraser river in British Columbia is 18 inches higher than in 1899, and it is still rising. Serious floods seem imminent. - ' i 18 IT RIGHT For an Editor to Recommed Pat ent Medicines?, Prom'Sy'lTAQ Valley News, Brevrad, N. C. It may be a question whether the editor of a newspaper has the right to publicly recommend any of the various proprietary medicines whloh flood the market, yet as a preventive of suffering we reel it a duty to say a good word lor Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy We have known and used this medicine in our family lor twenty years and have always found It rollahle. , m many cases a dose ot this remedy would Bave hours of suffering while a" Dhvslclan is awaited. We do not believe In depending Implicitly on any medloine for a cure, butwe do be- eve that u a Dottle of (jnamoeriain's Diarrhoea Remedy was kept on hand and administered at the inception of an attack muoh suffering might be avoided and in very many cases the presence of a physician would not be required. At least this has been our experience dur ing the past twenty years. For sale by Ghae. Strang, druggist. Tho Kansas apple crop is said to bo rery large. ' 'There is an enormous peach crop in Delaware. Prosidout and Mrs. M'Klnloy arc risking theti homo at Oautmi, O. It is stated that thero are 12,000 acres plauted to sugar aud beet in Colorado. Tho caiiaigro plantations In tho Salt river valley iu Artaoua are making mouey. ' " , "; ' During a test of a high power motor oar at Stanford, Oonu., a speed ot over a mile a minute was attained. , Efforts are to be mode - in Arizona to organize a ranger service to cope with the outlaws that' are now iufostiug the territory, .. . , ; Mrs.' - Katliariue Clements, wife of Murk Twuiu, the author, died sttddouly last week of heart trouble, at Haoketi sack, N. J.'-" ' 1 : Iu a prize fight In New York last week betweeu Tom Sharkoy and Gus Ruhlin, the '- former ' was completely knocked out in tho 15th round. , , The Prohibition National conveutiou adjourned sine die at Ohioago after hav ing placed iu nomination for president John O. ' Woolley of Illinois,, and for vioe-presideut Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island. Benjamin Hill Sneli; 44 yoars old, formerly a clerk in the pensiou office at Washington, was hanged at the dis trict jail for the murder of 13-yoar-old Lizzie Wiedenberger, with whom he was infatuated. ' ' ' A private telegram received from Co lombia says that the situation at Carta gena aud Savauilla U very grave, that fighting is proceeding and that the for. eign residents are leaving hurriedly. 1 A landslide occurred at Hortzell .Hill, Ala.'' It is kuown that three men, oue negro and two whites, wore killed and it ia thought several others met the same fate. -'' 1 - 1 ii The governor ot Bombay wires that there wore 10,377 deaths from cholera out of 15,479 cases- during the week ending June 1V ' : , Teresa Vrrea, commonly called Santa Teresa, -the young aeuorita who hus helped to iuoite . the various Yaqui Iu dian rebellious -in Mexioo, was shot at OUfton.'Ariz, Friday , by G. :JSjRodri guea, 'to whom she had been. i married two days. The youag womau is re garded as a saint and hundreds of Mexi cans chased Rodriguez- into -the monu tains, where he was captured after a hard fight. Ho was unmercifully beaten and narrowly escaped lyuchiug. The girl' will live. Deafness Cannot Be Cured Br loeal aDDllcatlons as they csnnot reach the diseased portion ot the ear. There Is only one way 10 core oearnens, ana mm i or oonniuu tlonal remedies Ueafnesa la causod by An In named condition of the mucou llnlDg of the hustachian tube. When this tube Is Inflamed f'ou have a rumbling itound or Imperfect hear ng, and when it Is ootlrely clOHecf, deafnees Is the reeult. and unleits the Innimmallon can be taken out and this lube renlored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nioe cases out 01 leu are causea oy caiarrn, which la nothiog but na Inflamed condltlou or the mucous surfaces. we will give One Hundred Dollars for nut case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured oy uau a catarrh cure. circulars, free. V. 1. ClISHST & CO., Sold by drugglalfl, Too. Ball's Family Pills are the best. bend for Toledo, O. Five-dollar silver certificates of the new design have made their first ap pearance aud taken the place ot the old fives in all treasury payments from the cashroom. The- feature of - the- new note is a large Indiau head iu the cen ter, with a blue seal and a large letter V, with the word five also iu blue run ning In a curved line across it. As an artistio production this note is regarded as equal to any ever issued by the gov ernment. ' The reduction works of the Detroit Copper company, ac Morenci, Ariz, caught fire aud the eutire plant was consumed. The fire was caused by the bursting of a slag pot. There was no water facilities. The works consisted of a 150-ton concentrator, smelter turn, aces ' and converters. The fire has thrown a large number' of men tem porarily out of employment. ' It, Is esti mated that the loss will roach i)00,000. The company has a 600-ton concentra tor mill oue mile distant from the old plant burned the same day. -A ' Manila dispatch says: General Grant reports the unconditional surren der of General Aquino at Augolo with 84 rifles. General Aqnino promises that his officers and men will surrender later. Secret service officers have cap tured General Estrella in Mauila. None of the insurgent leaders, including Generals Pio del Pilar, Conception, Gar cia and Alvarez, were released here up on taking the oath of allogianoe to tho government and renouncing all forms of revolution in the Philippines, to gether with making formal acknowl edgments- of' American sovereignty. This oath is much stronger and more binding than the oath which General Otis administered and was consequent ly distasteful to the Filipinos, who ac cepted it with bad grace, fully realizing the results of any violation. - Senor Buoucanino took the oath Monday. It is hoped that ' the sparing of the nine leaders will influence " their men to take advantage of the amnesty, which had thus far been without result. - - 'Wo havo sold many different cough remedies, but none has given better satisfaction than Chamberlain's," says Mr. Charles Uolzbauer. druggist, New ark, N. J. "It is perfeotiy safe and1 can be relied upon in all canes of coughs, ' colds -or ' hoarseness.- Bold ; by- Chas. Strang, druggist, f,... l ,.1 M .. I. wi worn MHO Potash make wrecks, Not Cures In some cam the extendi signs of Contagious lllood l'olaou Are so alight that the victim is firmly within the grnsn of the monster before the true nature of the iIImaso a known. In other cascs the blood it quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the swollen glands, mucus patches in tl iiiniltu, tores on tCAlp, ulcers on tongue, tore throat, ertintlout on skin. Conner colored splotches, stud fulling hair ami eyohruws leAve no room for doubt, at these are alt itnmlatakAhl signs of Contagious Mood I'ouon. . Doctors still prescribe mercury And potash as tho only cure for Blood Poison, These polamioitt min erals never vet made a comnlets and nennaiieiit rure of Cotitairious lllood Poison. Thrv drive the disease back into the syttem, cover it up for a while, but It breAka out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial rheumatism And the most offensive tores And ulcere, cAiitlng the joints to ntlffen And linger ualla to drop off. Karounr and potash make wreoki, not ouroa, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches And pain. i?. 8. S. Acts in Ait entirely different iiiAiiner, being A purely vegetable remedy j It forces the (Kiiioii out of the syttem, ami luttead of tearing down, builds up aiu! Invigorate the general health. S. 8, 8, It the only Antidote for thlt specific virus, and therefore the only cure for Contagious Blood l'olaou. No matter in what stage or how hoils the casb may appear, even though pronounced incurable by the doctors, S. 8. S. cao be relied upon to make a rapid, nerinansnt cur. 8. 8. S. is not new, untried remedy ; an experience of nearly fifty years haa proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this rilseAte. It ia the only purely vegetable blood medicine known. ,,, , -,. .i, . , . ,, i.,. i Mr. H. V. M yen, n Mulberry St., Newark, N. J aaya t I waa tOllcled with a terrible blood dluaae. which waa In apoti al flrM, bal afterward! spread All over my body. These toon broke out Into sorea, and II la eaay la lm(lne Ike eufle rlni I endured. Before I became marlnced that the UOCtora rouin ao me no soon I nau apqpi a nvnarcu uuiiaia, won, wmm lyanj tnniwn awaj. I lacii tried variona patent medlvlnti, but they did not reach the dlwaM. Whta t hail nnUhtd ray Aral bottle of H. S. H. I waa (really Improved, aad waa dtllhleil wllh ike mull. Tkt large, rod apletckea, on my cheat began la grow paler and aiualler, and before lung dleeppearad entirely, I regained my but welghl, ttcame ltoner, and my appetite Improved. I waa aoon entirely wall, aad aiy akin as clear aa a piece of glaaa," . ; ...... i ' . , . . i j Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains vaIuaIiU Information about thlt disease, with complete directions for self treAtment. Our medical detriment is iu charge of phyilciaut who have made a life-time study of blood discASM. ' Don't n WPltA frtr in lnfnrtatinn or advice wanted. We make nochartre what ever for this. All correspondence Is held in the moat sacred confidence. intoWIM artuinu uuwrAMT, A I LAN I A, ha. Tarellile rira In New Vi.rk. Naw Yokk, July 1. Probably 800 liv.s, ierhnpg more some estimates put the uuiuber as high as SOO were lost yesterday (Saturday) afternoon lu a lire horror that in many respects Is un precedented. Many of the unfortun ates wero buriiod to death, and more were drowned. Over a thousand people were struggling In the water at ouo rimo aud how many of these were lost Is ouly conjecture. Tho same fire destroyed throe groat tcean steamships, the Immense wharves Of the North Gormau Lloyd Steamship rompany, part of the dock of tho Hamburg- American Steamship ooiupaiiy, and the Thingvalla Steamship com pany, a vosi storage warehouse lu Ho bokon, 12 canal boats and six burgos. The ocean liners destroyed were the Kaale, the Broruieu and the Main. All three of these ships belong to the North German Lloyd company. The Kaiser Wilholin der Grouse, tho fastest and ono of the largest passeugor ships iu the world, was damaged and had a uarrow escape from total destruction. New Yokk, July 1. The lasses bus tainod in the firo at tho docks of the North German Lloyd Steamship com pauy in Hobnken yesterday are tonight conservatively placed at neary 110.000,- 000; the loss of life, merely guesswork at evou this late hour, will reach prob ably as high as 200, aad there are over SOO men in the hospitals la this city, Hoboken and Jersey Oi ty badly burned. y -Up'-to -11. o'clock tonight' 18 -bodies bave been recovered. Eleven of those were plaoed in a row at tho morgue in this oity and numbered, this, being the only means the authorities have ot maintaining any son of identity over the corpses, aa they are so badly charred and dismembered that identificatitm will be made ouly by trlukots or piece of clothing that wore found nbout the bodies. The only way the stoamship officials have of approximating tho loss of life Is by comparing the list of I hose reported safo with the list of the em ployes on the steamships. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., UEALfiHS IN fllaehinety . . and . , Vehicles The Oregon Railroad nud Navigation company has aiiiiuunced that begiiiulug July 1 -it will iiiauguruta a 8-ccnt er milo passniiTor rato on its lines ill Ore gon and W diington. S. P. Kimball died at his home In Tullojo rea tly. He was a shipwright and opened yard and repair way at the foot of Solano avenue. Democrats of San Jose propose mak ing a fight to secure tho Democratic state convention, which will be held some time in August. The time and place will be fixed by the stato central committee. ' A strong dologation will go to urge the claims of San Jose.. It is stated that ample funds are already pledged -to meet the expenses of the convention.' .(.'" The White M8as BGNen can" be? named In the single, word dys pasia. It is the one disease, which more tnan any otner.anects the American people. It is common to all classes and alt' condi tions. . It makes life miserable. r-' It mars family happiness.' It interferes with busi ness and pleasure alike, und It discounts a man's usefulness just as much as it discounts his happi ness.' -; j There's a remedy for dyspepsia. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery has lifted this burden from - the bodies of Hundreds of thou sands. ' It cures ninety-eight out of every hundred -who give it a" fair ' and faithful trial.. . . 1 T used ten bottles or Dr. Pierce'aOoMen Medi cal Discovery and several vials of his ' I'lofisnnl Pellets' n year ago this spring, nnd have hnil uo trouble with Indigestion since," writes Mr. w. T. Thompson, of .Town Bend, Hrondwslcr Co.. Montana. ''Words fall to toU'How thankful I am for the rclier. lis I hod sufli-ri d so much and It seemed that the doctors conlrl do nie no good. 1 got down iu welulit to iir. t,,i. ,i , able to work at all. Now 1 weigh nearly io ann can uo n uny s work on the rami. I have recommended your medicine to several, aud shall always have s good word lo say for Dr. free. Dr. l'icrce'B Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. It con tains 1008 pages and over 700 illustra tions. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for cloth binding to Dr. R, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, ' We carry a complote slock of the celebrated Ball and Roller Bear ing Champion Mowors both the Haymaker and Drawcut styles. AIho Reapers, Binders and several styles of Rakes. ' Binding Twine, Balo Sies, Smooth and Barb Wire, Machine Oils, Harness, Saddles, etc ' D. T., LAWTON, Mgr.. Medford Branch L J '.. .. I 1 Genuine Derrick Hay-Forks ... All Kinds 0feee43 KlcCormick Rlachinery ... HUBBARD BROS. MEDFORD, OREGON. AA.AAfc AAfc AAA Sam m . aafc AAA! . aW AA AtA. AaW I 7 ? ? i J I ? ? 9..' THE HEDFORD MAIL for Fine Job Work. - Illsc-harartnAT m Dutr. Many sinipie people who oliinln mar rlnge licenses of city e'erks. Inmglne Hint the. clerk In some wnj heeomi's re sponsible for their ninrntige nud thin they nreln duty bound lo ,'eport to liin afterward and let him keep track of their affairs.'-' . a A Salt Lake City pnper reports that a tall, gaunt woman with ginger hair and a somewhat fierce expniodon of conn Icnuncu lately ciime to 1 lie county clerk of Moxi'ldcr county, In Mint slnlc. 1 "Yu'rc the man Hint linpps the mar riage books, nin'i you V" she naked. "Ves, ma'um," he replied. "What book do you wish to see'" , "Kin you find out if Jack Peters was married?" Search developed the name of John Peters for whose marriage a license 'had boon Issued two years before. 1-. ' "I thought bo," said the woman. ''Married Tize Waters, didn't he?" , ;, "The license Is issued for a marriage with Miss liliza Waters." "Yep. Well, I'm 'l,lze. ' f thought I'd ought to come In nnd tell you that Jaok Peters bus escaped!" , 7 A Memorial of the Cantnrlea, Colossal crosses are to be ereoted Mils year on 10 mountain peaks of Italy to commemorate tho nineteenth century of the Christian era. . A re ligions society will luivo clinrtre of the matter. The crosses will bo cut from granite, marble, or whatever stnnn characterizes each region, and will bear an InBcriptlon.- J. W. OdgerB, dontlst, In Adklns blook. Work always first-class and guaranteed, ' , , Tltoueanrie am Trying It. In ordar to prove the great merit ot Ely's Croam Halm, the most offaotlys our for Catarrh and Cold in Head, wo have pre pared a generous trial size for 10 osiits. Out it of your druggist or send 10 cent to : ELY DUOS., CO Warren St., N. Y. Oity. I suffered from catarrh of tho worst kind evor sinoe A boy, und 1 never hoped for ours, but Ely's Cronm llnltn Hooins to do evon that. Many nriiiAlutunarA linen usod it with oxonllniit result 1. ' lunar Ostruui, 45 Warrau Avo. , Glilongo, III, Ely's Croam Tl.tltn Is tho aoknowledged ouro for catarrh and eontaliis no oooninn, morjury nor liny injnrl ins drug. Price, 10 oouta. At druggists or by malL i'l' Mn.1e I fltatndstril I Oil Us, I In every town and' village may be had , 1 Mica Axlo that makes your horses glad.