Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, July 05, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEczema Ilnw It rctlilr-ns 'tlia ikln, llrlics, oor.cn, drlnit mill scales I Homo people cull Jt teller, milk criut or suit rlimini. Tlio mirtorliiK from It I noinctliiion In Iimhc; lix-Al applications nrn rueorti-il to tlipy niltltfMi', lint citiinot cure, It prorecils from humor Inlicrltfil or nc qui nil mid rlts until tlirnu Imvo licru removed. , Hood s Sarsaparilla positively removes llicin, m riillcally nml periiin.iieiilly eurr.il tlm woral cniioi. mid ji without mi -iiml for nil mlmicou ffl)tlOM. jiooV ii lli mi ih. bi.i ctii7ncTicircTiriC At Ctrnlvtl Time' 'If yoti dlsllko Ju-r, why do yon V I M 1 1 lltir." WIIS IlMI'll fllfllip Mill zl:!ii:t,!,"n;Mel ,,or ,,,,,,",,n of . ' "fill till 111,. .,.,.., I, I. home," wan tlio satisfactory rcjily. A WlflE FENCE MIRACLE." Inttrtillnji Discovery ii Important at the Head to i Pin. 'IhofrnceH In the united States cost 5;fl28, 892,1 (JO. The averiiKe county Iiiih paid $2,000,000 for its fonccti nil puld by liilmmtmita you 1 iwiu yourirteigiinor,- Did yotiknow this boforoT Such rin liiimpneo film of money seoms In crotllluV; yet' it Ih the correct amount. Also it in it fact that fence cost moio than all other farm ImnrovemeiitH comliinedl It in absolutely cnHclitiitl ' to the pre-orvatini, of your JiroiViy nun nuiL-K nun yon nave goiMl lull ecu mid keep them in ko'mI order. Thin lonco .tiifstloii in alwayit prcusiiiK itself upon you, and the tiiHndou "KKrepnto cont of fences reiidern tlio subject worth tlio most careful con sideration. Untold trouble Iiiih been ox peri cnceil for many year and the general iitivitncu iiioiik tjiu line of improve mem nun reunion III tllU wiilKiiri'iiil uW.t tut ion of wire fencing for the , .diced, i t with the now em of w re fencci. tho old, old fact that anything in only it strong iih itn weaken part Imi been If . t me ana again coimnlciioiiily demon- jtrutcd. Wire fencing n nil its var- intij iiffiilinrirttia I r A I ..... iotiH iippllcntionnlo d ircrent pur- pones is undoubtedly taking tho lead In the construction of tho world's fences today. This is so because It is tlio most economical and most dur able, even in its earlier and cruder forms. Tho great drawback to nit iron fencing has been tho diniculty of se curely fastening tlio joints (wire to wire) so that thov will not slip. These joints havo always sllpjied. They constltuto tho ono weak point. If they become loose tho whole fenco soon goes. That has lccn every one's cxjicricnco and is tho base of nil trouble with wire fencing. lteqently a gonitis solved tho proli Icnt by Inventing a clamp which binds tho wire mid liends and "an chors" n joint into icrfcct security x no thing is so simple that neonlo wonder why someone did not think of I it before Hut the important point is that tho damp does its wonderful work unerringly, ami rom now; on all wire lences can iio iniiiie teniom niore durable. Of course tho big parent conipany that secured the jintent for , tins wouiierini "anchor clamp" is having it phenomenal success. "An chor" fences are multiplying liko hot cakes everywhere, for the discovery of the, "anchor clump" in wire work is comparable to tlio deed of tho man who invented tho head to tho ordinary iiin of commerce, and an old-fashioned wiro fenco can bo converted into on "anchor" fenco if you havo onto of the littlo "anchor clamps" and n pair of pinchers. The Portland Anchor jFenco Company, which has Its headquarters at 742 Nicola! street, Portland, Or., controls tho sale of "anchor" fonces in tho Northwest, and they send very interesting pamphlets and pictures, telling all about fences, free of cost, to nnyono who scuds them his address. Seeking Mil Fortune. u. wi' ii"'! "Young man, why do you stand on tho bridga every day with that life preserver on?" "S-s-sh, don't give tun away. Ono of these heiresses may fall overboard." 0 ATARRH A Constitutional Affection. SpraySi washes, powdera, salves, medicated tobacco and cigarettes, however lone and persistently used, do not euro Catarrh. They rclie temporarily the Inflammation In the throat and nose, and enable you to breathe more cosily and frctely, but the con tinual rush of impure blood to these parts keeps hp the irritation and ultimately produces ulceration of the elands, when the breath becomes exceedingly offensive and the soft bones of the nose are f reqitently ,i..t Tin- rntarrhal inflammation extends over the entire surface of the mucous membrane, or inner 6kin ; tlie stomach, kidneys and lungs are often Involved ; the whole system soon becomes affected by the rapid absorption of poisonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you had hoped to cure WitU SiniplC, local rcmcuica, ucauuica I had OaUrrh about io years, una tried durtnsr tho time every thins-1 could ""r of, but nothlnir did mo any rood. At last I came to tho oonoluslon that Catarrh roust bo a blood dtsoaso, and .oid.d tofc-lve 8. 8. 8. a trial. I could aaa a little improvemsnt from tho first and ! oontinu.d It throo. or four bottle, and continued It three or four month'," or until I was ourod. Havo not Ttaien anything for ! yfrjn4 irnjnit as well lever WH.-M. MAT BON. Lapeer, Mlob. Catarrh is a constitutional disease a blood disease which is frequently inherited and only a blood medicine, such as S. S. 8., can remove the hereditary iMt ,Wrnv tlie nolsons that have been accumulating in the system for years rhap.? nnreStortl.e blood to a healthy and pure condition. The inflamed Membranes and dlseaaed glands are healed by the rich, pure blood which is carried to them and the offensive discharges from tlie nose, and the terrible headache and neuralgic pains cease. Chronic cases of the most desperate character and apnarent. ly hopeleas, have been cured completely and permanently by the use of S. S. fa. Write our physicians fully about your case and they will cheerfully assist you iw HiVlr advice. Wo cllorKC nothing whatever for this service. Book free on plicatlOB. THff SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. The Same Old Excuse. VrtKltlrntii Well, yoiiHK until wlnit o .tniso Imvo yon for titkltii? the plntum when you worn forbidden to do It? louiiK Man Indue, I didn't know my citiiiorii w'iih loaded. Cuckoo f.ni Wllllo Imd been told tl if it whim u lion wiih heard ciiuklliiK urouiid It Ih ii irony Hiiro hilmi hIio Iiiih h i mi ('u, ' t I . . . " , Kim tiny no run io him mother In mi exulted manner mid exclaimed: I "Oh, mmiiimi, I j imt heard the etiekoo in the clock mnko a noise. 1(11 I a . ... i ii K" iiuwn mid seo n she's Jitlu an I'onrn III Hid I'll 1 1 1 ,l IVnra In tlm Philippines U lion ml to Ilium ir In tliuliiliiiuiiktiiiiiiicli.iiri-rfiiiiil lIlkAHlViillB If.. I. I .'.II. Wnrmix iifiiiitiit' illfitilrniK, If yiinr moiiiiicli Iihn ri'oc llcil. tlicrrls oi i ii authority tliui will iinlcVly HIkIii! It. It In lIonlnlcrH Htoniitdi I lit . ti-ri, anil It ciirrontliatlon. Iiill;rliiiii, IiIIIoiikiicioi, nrmiinnienK nml ilvspepsiit Hi-f tlml ii private Hkvciiiid Htiiin'ii cover' the ni ck of tlm bottle. Valuable Iteclpc. "I went Ifl for ft sure enro for cor pulency." "Well?" "Hero's the reply : 'Throw tip your job and hunt up another one.' " highWse. i . vn i Ttui f r, it JtV. Kuocll Ol Gmild JlUlC tion, Iowa, Inilotscs J)r. WilliatiiKM'ink I'ill.s for I'ale l'coiI(. from Ike I'.rlt Ihaillght, (Imrnl Junction, ta. So higher pruinc can lie olJ'ercd nor lietter referencen given concerning tlio virtui'H of Dr. Williams' Pink 1'illH for l'alii I'eoplo than tlio many ..nliii.i t.mt !..,.. ..l,, lo i f.i" i i ' from n of tho collntry. 0U of t1CM1 fr0ln oVi Knocl, Hill, ,m8u.r of tho M. K church of .,. Junction, Iowa, who nay: 11111 " nil" injiivvui III iliu i rncy of i)r. WilliamB' Pink Pills Palo People, the remedy having L . . 1 f. . r . . . . 1 am a firm believer in the elll- h for .,.ti tv familv with hl..,lv r,M. . . t. ; o--- o lying renuitH. ror three or (our years I was a sufferer from ccncral debility. I seemed to bo lacking in vitality, was tired out most of tho tlmo and sleep gave mo no rest or refreshment. I was troubled with headacho much of tho time and my illness incapaci tated mo for energetic work in my nistorate. "A sister-in-law living in Nebraska, who hud suffered very much and who had used Dr. William's Pink Pills with good results, recommended them to mo and I decided to try them, I had taken but two or three doses of the pills when I found that they were helping me, and further uso of tho remedy brought such relief that I nm glad to oflcr this public recommendation of Dr. William's Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo in tho interest of suffering humanity. "my who was troubled much as I wn8 umi t,c nil! also proved of great benefit in her ease. huvo recommended tho pills to '..... ,vi.onl i lmVo met in mv worfc UI1,i . hvilV8 tlin,He,l to indorso tho medicine, tho excellence of which has been established within my own observation." Signed. JtKV. ENOCH HILL. At all druggists or direct from Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y., on receipt of pricc.SO cents per box; x boxes, Extent of Swedish Agriculture. Hwedon cultivated only 1,350,000 acres of land in 1812. Now she has 12,600,000 acres under plow and growe 105,000,000 bushels of grain n year. VOU KNOW WHAT YOU AltJS TAKING When you tike arore's Tutelen Chill Tonic, became the lormuUli plainly printed on erenr bottle ihowlne that It la Imply iron and Qnf. ulno In a Uateaets form. No Cure, Ne Vajr. 60c. If They Only Knew. Waggs Boston women who ride cross - suddlo fashion aro lioing tulkcd about till over tho country, Daggs Yes; I'll bet if tho Puritans had forcsci it they wouldn't have lauded in Massachusetts, u uuugcruus ionn I had O&tarrh ao bad was ontlralv deaf in one oar, and all the lnsido of my noso ana part of tho bone loug-hed off, Tho physicians cava mo up aa incurable. I determined to try 8. 8. 8., and began to lmprovo at onoo. It seamed to sret at tho seat of tho disease, and after a few weeks' treatment X was entirely cured, and for more than seven years have had no slrn of the disease. MRS. JOQE rniNE rOLUILI., Duo West, 8. O. FUN8T0P IN CUD A. The llluir He I'nt Dp In Or ler to Kuler tlio Arllllerr Hrrvlct, III spile of all Ills (ileus, Kiiiiston wan nit lint frozen from tlie presence of (lie (Julimi Junta. The story that I am now going to tell u'iih Hint related lo me by FiniHton himself during the ten days Hint I was Ills guest at Hun lernmnlo, Immediately after lie had received the single star that raised him from it col onelcy to a brlgiidlershlp In the voltui leers. As he told the story en himself, mid us It Illustrates the extremely quiet Mtidnelty of the "bantam" general from Kmisns, there can be no harm In retell ing the narrative to-duy. "We don't need recruits," snld the head of the New Vork Junta, "mid we can't avail ourselves of your services, but we lire looking for n competent ii highly competent artillery olllcer. If you know of such n man we will feel deeply grateful If you will send lilm to us." Kuiiston's eyes became alight ns If by magic. "An artillery officer?" he repented. "Then I think, gentlemen, tlint perhaps I may suit you." "Do you know anything about the management of cnimonV" questioned the head of the Junta. In a twinkling Kunston had his watch In hand. "(Jcntlemcn," he answered regretful ly, "1 have mi appointment that de mands the rest of to-day and much of to-morrow. May I ask nnottier meeting with you for the day after to-morrow? If this suits your convenience, I shall then be glad to prove my iiiialllieatlons as mi artillery olllcer." Receiving the nssent of the Cuban Juiitu, Kunston withdrew. On the fol lowing morning he visited Kort Hamil ton, 1 believe It was, where he made the casual acquaintance of some of the artillery ollleers there stationed. With the skill of one somewhat accustomed to Journalistic Interviewing, he suc ceeded In gaining from the olllcer some vacuo Ideas of the theory of bal listics. Of euch Item of Information he mudo mental note. At the same time he secured a list of the best works on the subject of artillery manipulation. Thus scantily equipped, yet with nil the assurance of the man who knows Ids opportunity, and who knows he can seize It, Kunston presented himself be fore tho Junta at the appointed hour. He came In with the breathless air of one fresh from a previous and almost conflicting appointment. Obeying the request of the Junta to explain what be knew about artillery practice, the young Kansan rattled off all the prattle about big guns that he had picked up the day before. So glibly did be talk of matters of which he did not possess even an nendetnle smattering that he wits commissioned on the spot as an urtlllery olllcer In the Cuban service. He was given passage on the next fili bustering steamer that left this coun try "On my way to C'jba." Geu. Kunston told me at Sou Fernando, In the early summer of 1600, "I locked myself In my Rtnteroom, spending nil my witklni; i)ew, , hours hi devouring the works I had recommended to read by United States artillery olUcerH. Itcfore reach ing the Ctiliau coast I tossed nil but one or two of the smaller books overbonro nud went ashore. In our first serious engagement against Spanish troops I found myself In charge of two small pieces of Held nrtlllery. The fellow who handled the other gun was a for mer nou-commlssloiied olllcer In the Bpanlsh nrmy. 1 directed him as best I could, nml sighted the other piece. "That battle resulted In a Cuban vic tory, but I felt sure that I had made a dismal failure. Gen. Gomez came stalk ing up to mo with the same stern nlr that always struck terror Into tho hearts of his subordinates. Guilty conscience made mo feel certain that, for wasting ammunition, I was to be shot dead within au hour. Gen. Gomes extended his band, complimenting me upon my splendid service of the gunsl You see, most of the Cubans had less knowledge of artillery practice than I had contrived ta glean on my few days' voyage to Cuba. That sergeant of mine was a genuinely good fellow. lie held bis tongue." II. I. Hnncock, In Leslie's Weekly. Mixing- rtralns with the Soli. Booker T. Washington says that the colored graduates of Tuskegee hnvo raised over 250 bushels of sweet potatoes from an acre of ground In tho unmo locality where the uneducated colored man raises less than fifty bush els to tho acre. Mr. Wnshlngton at tributes tho great difference In the crops to the knowledge of tho chemis try of tho soil which the educated ne gro has acquired. He says that the white farmers In the neighborhood respect tho colored graduates, because of their superior knowledge and skill, and that they come to them for pro gressive Ideas. Iron Sinoltlim Many Centuries Aro. , The Bineltlng of Iron In Sheffield, Englnnd, Is supposed to ditto from Ito man times, nnd there Is distinct proof carrying It back as far ns tho Normnn conquest, In 1000. Tho town had be come fomed for Its cutlery by tho four teenth century. The town was the capltul of Ilallamshlre from tho Nor man conquest. Owing to tho antiquity of tho town It 1b not known exactly when It was founded. Corns, Perhaps. "Doctor," said the stingy man, who was trying to save a fee, meeting Dr. Sharp on tho street, "what do you think of this? Very frequently 1 got severe pains In my feet. What's that a sign of?" "I should say that was n sign of rain," replied tho doctor. Philadelphia Press. FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES, FREE TO FARMERS Our 1901 Vehicle Book Our 1901 Implement Catalogue JUST ISSUED. Snfl yont name anil p. O. addreM and we will mall one or both, at dealred, free of all charge. Mitchell, Lewis I Staver Co., rlrrt and Tajrlor 81s. Portland, or. GEBSLER PATENTS G Si am her of Commerce, PORTLAND, OREGON. afaf Agents wanted In every town. E. K, J. IIOWKN, Coast Agent, Front IVrlte for a Catalogue, stating what you want to Addraam BENEGIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS. liENKciA, California. An Unjust EplthtL ! Hungry Higgins Wot do you ! think? A woman called me a ani mated scarecrow this mornin'. Weary Watkins I've knowed you linco tho early '80s, but I never seen no animation about you yet. Stona tho Cough and Yorfea Off tlio Cold. Laxative Rromo-Qulnlne Tableta cure a cold In Ito day. No cure, No Pay. Price 26 cents. A Kerion for Everything. Alice Did you notice that Skvnfliut only put a nickel in contribution box? Gladys Yes. tho Lord loves a cheerful giver, so Skynllint is afraid to toss oil' u, whole, dollar. riTQ Permanently Cured. Ko Tits or nerrousDee: I lliw alter nrsr-isy it.eot nr. iviiDe-siireatrterre -lt- n I... ln -Restorer. BendrurFKKHS-J.OOtrUlbottleaodtreat. springtime KeSOIUtlOUS :.. Da.R.il.Kuns,!..wiAKhSL.Phlladelphla.Pa. Accommodations. I "Did you hear about their preach- O 1 A . ing sermons on ounuuj- trains s 1 "Yes, but how would thoy go about it?" i "First collect all tho passengers in . tho sleepers, of course." Atfjelablc PreparattonTorAs slmilating UicFoodnndRcguIa ting the S toinachs and Bowls of Promotes Digcstion.Checrfiir ncss andRest.Contains neither Opium.Morplunc norIiiicrat. ISOT H AIIC OTIC . L, Siry cSOteXk-SAMUELrtTClIXR myJn Sent' Jlx.StnM MttStMt MSutiMMMJUa MiUrymM nmr. Apcrfecl Remedy forConsUpa lion, Sour Stotnach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish neas nnd Loss of Sleep. fax simile Signature of NEW YORK. C exact copy or wrapper. -nil Milwaukee Binders LEAD Willi one lAsttt llnln.njt and Lowering Device. Latchloss Rcol Concavo Drive Whoa I Light Draft CATAI.OOl'K FilEK. J. A. FREEMAN, Gen'l Agt. 2DOE. Wmlor St., Portland, Ora. Complete Stock of Water A.Wood Extras. Secures patents for Intentions In the ('lilted State and foreign countries. Also negotiates mar. kcts and defends patent Inven tions. No better terms or facilities than we offer obtainable any where. Payment ol our fees may be deferred till patent Is allowed. Write for pamphlet. pjf The Perfection of Wall Plaster, la a sure preventative against damp'walls. II j- using it yon can Increane the yield of both Grain and Graa. THE ADAMANT OO., foot of llth Street, Portland. Oration. Prussian xr&Stz: I ipr Ifl, I CTD fame kill the lice. Hens IVI L-lnCrt cannot feed lice anil feed you. Price, SOo and 81.00 a can. Bold by dealers. pnCSSUH nEMKDY CO .SI Panl.Mlnn. Ueitlcroen I am a breder or flrsuelsss Sll-La Wyandotles. I won a can or roar I'RUnSI AN LIQUID LICE KIIXKR u a special pr.mltun at lbs 8C Pan! Poultry Show or 1900. and find It Is all rltbt. Tbera ara several here thatwsntarellaMa lie killer and yon-sta all right. WM II SWAOOERT, Wsvtata. Minn. J II MaIXIKE. of AdeL Mo .ears tba PRUSSIAN LICE Klt-LEU Is Just tti thine for lice on bore, and is worth flee timet Its cost. J. iiowen. uoast Agent, t'ortiami, ure. and Taylor tits , Portland, Oregon. Walking Plowa, Mr-STIO THIS Papxr. a an a Plowa, Oowaglao Drain Or Ilia, Mountain Haoka, Road Oarta, H ay Proaama, Food Outlara, Bummer Fallow Waadara, ato., of a. buy. WEToWEATHER WISDOM! THE ORIGINAL f fi w 2 -e C 3 OILED CLOTHING BLACK Oh YELLOW WILL KEEP YOU DRY NOTHING ELSE WILL TAKE NO 3UB3TITUTE3 CATALOGUES FREE 5H0WIN5 PULL LINE OP GARMENT AMD HATS. A.J.T0WEEC0..B03TON.MA55. so TAKE THE Eure relief fiom liquor, opium and tobacco hablf. Send for particulars to i i m i l"!ey Institute, K.tr. m. d. Moved to 430 IVIUIama Ave., Kast Sldn. Ma. a I 1U01. T-iTTr,' .ITTZ 7 . W 'nHrtf. pV.r."'""" p" ASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Use For Over Thirty Years - vwa ey tho. J J I Bears tiwajjt t tirv In IGASTORIA T oiNTun ooueiNr, new ronn oity. This ilfnaluro la on ever? box of the genuln , Laxative BromoQuinine Tbiet the remodjr nt rnrra n cold In ona tiny A Cheap Shave. Thcro nro places on tho Ilowcry in Now York wlicro a man can get i shavo for .1 cents. For 2 cents mora ho can havo his faco washed with bay rum. Toco, Prcmo, Korona, Graphic, Cy clone, Vivc,Hawkcyc,Al-Vistn cameras' and Kastmnn kodaks in stock. Send, for special catalog of any of them. Kirk, Geary A Co., 3.10 Sutter St., S.F. Roadster for Governor Barnes. The school teachers of Oklahoma, havo given Governor Ilarncs of that territory a pair of driving horses as a recognition of his work for the public schools of that territory. Btat of Onio, crnr or tolido, LUCia C'OUKTT". I " Fsakk J. CiiEXKr maVei oath that he la the aenlor i.arterof the firm of F.J. CutKir A Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, Comity and State aforesaid, and that aald firm will par the aum ol ONE If UNIiltKD HOLLA ltd for each and ererjr case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by the use of IUll's Catarrh Curs. FISANK J. CHFNEY Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this th day of December, A. D. 18Sd. I-I A.W.0LEAS0.V, ' I Kolary Public nail's Catarrh Cure Is taacn Internally and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Rend for testimonials, free. . , F. J. CHENEY ii CO., Toledo, O. Bold by druggists, 7Sc. Hall's Family Hlis are the best. Mild Form of Insanity. "Crankcr pays as ho goes." "Has plenty of money, eh?" "Ko; merely eccentric." Only Fafo Medicine for Children. The tender little Inside of children are min ed by violent purges, ptlls or liquids. Caacar ets are pleasent.harmless, effective. Druggists, 10c, 2Sc, Wc. Color Blhd. "Hello, Hawkins. You look blue. ,r "You must bo color blind. I havo- tho pink eye and a rose cold." Tho Beat Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Q rove's Tasteless ShlU Tonic. It la simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Care. No Fay. Price &0c. Her Strong Hold. Wife (teatilvl Don't interniDt me. I leave out half my words when I'm writing. Husband But you don't when you're talking, do you? Haiti's School. At Mertlo Park, Ban Mateo Cottnty, Cal., with its beautltnl. surroundings, perfect climate, careful suterv'slon, thorough Instruction, complete laboratories, and gymnasium, easily maintains lu position in the front ranks o! schools for dots on the Pacific Coast. Ira a. Iottt, Ph. D., Principal. He Certainly Got Away. ' ' Yes ; he csca ped on a technical i ty. ' ' "I understood it was a hundcar." TO CTJI'.E A COLD IN ONE DAT TmW TTatlTr Ilromo Oulnlno Tablets. All ftragtrlata refund the money If It falls to cure. L, IT. UIUTB I1KU.IUIC kmuu www. Learn to take pictures. Tho "A. B. C. of Photography" tells you how to do it. Tho best book on photography over written. Your dealer can get it for you. Camera Cruft, 330 Sutter street, San Farncico, Cal. The Exception. Father My son, no man ever ac complished much who talked at his work. Son How about a lawyer, dad? Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth. Ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their children during the teething period. Chance Shola. Do not sneer at marriago because you may havo marneu tho wrong woman. Sho may havo not married tho right man. Plao's Cure cannot be too hichlv spoken of as a cough cure. J, W. O'llnir.N. 322 Third Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 1000. Heading Her Off. Mrs. Oldgirl I'm sorry to hear that your wife died yesterday. Butcher Yes ; it vas too bad, but I haf anodder von, already yet. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Muat Boar Signature of Sea Facsimile Wrapper Balow. Terr arnall and aa aaay to take as enffsnr. FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION Mm I siTJirraa wustwvsusiiATuas. HcTsts I barely rwtajatvtffc7& 1 MrJilll1 B Tf HTTfTtT CURE SICK HEADACHE.. ABSOLUTE (CARTER'S jf.