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2 THE ELYBTA REPTTJSLJCAN, TniTTISDAY, SETTEMBEB 27 1900. Local Happenings of Lorain County by Our Special Correspondents. "Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining." The clouds of b.id Hood emeloping humanity htie a sihvr lining in ific fhape a specific to remo-r'e them. It is Hood's Sarsaparilla. America's Greatest Medicine.

tvhicfi drrves out all impurities from the blood, of either sex or any age. LAGRANGE. F. A. Lawsou, of tirafton, was i town Friday.

Miss Miiia Mynderse, of Klyria, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Loomis. Mrs. C.

A. Andrus made a business trip to Cleveland, Tuesday. Mrs. W. S.

Skeeles, of Denuison, is visiting; at tha home of her father D. S. Miller. Mr. and Mra.

L. Adams and daughter Dorothy, of Elyria, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams Friday aud Saturday. Mrs.

J. Bunals and Mrs. Bert Kuowles and sou Dewey are visiting friends in Indiana. Leon Merriam was in Cleveland, Thursday. Prof.

B. O. a i B. L. i i and B.

B. Bicbmond were in Elyria on Friday. Dr. George Ebret, of Cleveland, called on Mr. and Mrs.

C. 1. Merri- ani, Wednesday. James Saxton and daughter t'assie, of Elyria are visiting- at the home of B. Kuowles.

Mr. aud Mrs. A. R. I i are entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Co and children, of Cleveland. Mr.

aud Mrs. Guy Nichols and daughter, of Elyria, were in town over Sunday. B. O. Martin was in Cleveland, Thursday.

C. L. Gott will lead the Baptist Young People's meeting next Sunday evening. Foolish Bxcuses." Luke, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Willard, of Elyria, were guests of LaGrange friends Tuesday. Mrs. Silas Strotip is spending some time with friends in Michigan.

Carl Wilcox, of Cleveland, is visiting bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilcox.

Judsoii Blunchard has bought out John Richmond's barber business. The remains of Mrs. Fred lenhart of Clyde, were brought here for burial Wednesday evening. Mrs. len- hart was a relative of A.

Byan. Frank Wotring, of Cleveland, came out Friday evening and remained until Monday morning. Mrs. C. E.

Dernier and sister, Mrs. Blain, of Petersburg, are vis- itiug at the home of C. J. R.ivers and G. H.

Dernier and calling nn other friends and relatives in Edna Underbill i lead the League next Sunday evening. Foolish Excusea." Luke Mra. Geo. W. McKisson and son AVilliam, of Akron, are guests at the home of Mrs.

Fiueth McKisson. Mr. McKisson is a LaGrange boy aud has many friends here who are glad to welcome his family. The Ladies Aid society of 'the M. E.

church will meet with Mrs. Frank Fostrr on Wednesday afternoon, Octobers. Mrs. Harrison Cragin and Mrs. Perry Bnswell will assist in entertaining as this is the time for the annual election of officers.

A large attendance is desired. Prof. Clark Chamberlain, late of Chicago University, made a short at home while en route to AVa- tervill. where he now occupies the chair of physics in Colly University. His many friends will wish him success in his new position.

G. AV. McKisson, of Akron, stopped off at LaGrunge, Friday evening, on his way from Detroit. D. H.

AVotring is spending a few days at the home of bis son in Cleveland. The M. E. conference meets in Berea this year beginning September 26. At a recent meeting of the official board a motion was unaui mously passed asking for the return of the present pastor, Rev.

M. AV. Beece, for the fourth year. LYAL. It Saved His Leg.

P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Buffered intensely for six mouths a frightful i sore on his leg, but writes that Bncklin's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten days. For ulcers, wounds, burns, boils, pain or piles its the best salve in the jorld. Cure guaranteed.

Only 2Jc. Sold by H. J. Early, druggist. Gc NORTH AMHERST H.

A. Fiunegan spent a few days With his parents last week. Miss Bessie and Louis Blovelt Saturday in Cleveland. Mrs. A.

Krause and daughter Maude are visiting relatives in New York. Bev. Halterman has been hired ns GOLDEN RELI A TBl'K faPtCIPIC tH A I INFLAMMATION Sorethroat, lleadaclie (5 ininutesiToeTh ache tt minntet. Cold Sore-, f-Vlons'ctc t-tr- Tonninr I i AHY rAJN niBIDE OK OUT In one to Uiirty lUn We. iie ty mall eoc.

rwtouUJ pastor of the Congregational church until July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andreas, of Lorain, spent Sunday at the home of J. W.

Blovelt. Mrs. Geo. Parsons spent Friday in in Lorain. Miss Rnby Shatter is very low with pneumonia.

J. H. Dute has sold hfrfelncksmith shop to L. Zimmerman. Mrs.

Otis Tilden, ol Vermillion, and Mrs. E. Huene, of Karberton, spent Sunday with H. W. Beldon.

The friends' of Miss Alice Hoarn will regret learn that she is seriously ill at her homo on Elyria street. Louis Boynton, of Washington 1 who is now attending Oberlin college, spent Saturday with i here. H. H. Garthe has been spending a lew dnya with his The marriage of Miss Emily Jans, of this place, and Mr.

Ueorge Leim- hos, of Lorain, is announced for October at 4 p. Lutheran Dame Rumor has it that Miss Ella Pember and Jacob Dute are soon to be married. Rev. and Mrs. Braithwaitegave a reception at their home Friday evening in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Hearu. About 75 guests were present. Burglars entered the home of Wm. Hut.on, Saturday evening, i the family wtis In.tocru.

ransacking the house. They succeeded in getting about $0j worth of rings, watches, am! silverware. There is no clue to the robbers. Mr. Hanfurd Sanders and Miss Lucy Hess were united in marriage Wednesday at the St.

Peters parsonage by Rev. Lindenmyer. Story of a. Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is worst form of slavery.

George I). Williams-, of Manchester, i tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five years that she could not over in bed alone. After using two bottles Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improved aud able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female diseases i cures nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, backache, a i i and dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine is a godsend to a i people.

Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents'. Sold by H. J. Eady, druggist.

RUGBY. John Newberry was in Elyria on business a couple of days last week. Mrs. May E. Baldwin died on Wednesday morning of last week, of heart failure, after a very brief illness of two or three hours a i Deceased was born in Bonne Terre, Missouri, and was married to Joseph Baldwin of this place, Feb.

1S92. She has been a member of the M. E. at this place and later at Axtol. We extend to our friends and neighbors our sincere thanks for their kindly sympathy and assistance during our late bereavement.

JOSEPH BAi.mvix ANM I I The farmers in this i i i have begun cutting corn. F. O. Baldwin is teaching in Avery this fail. Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George Long, of New Straitesvillo, Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A i cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors and steadily grew worse until urged to try JJr. King's New Discovery.

One bottle wholly cured her and she writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only oOc and $1.00. Everv bottle guaranteed.

Trial bottles free at H. J. Eady's drug store. Oa WEST RIDGE. Mr.

Ad Hahn is able to be out again. Mrs. Vinia Fowl, who was ill with tonsilitis last week, is much improved. Mrs. Withronp, of Camden, was a guestof her brother.Clarence Brown, and wife, last Tuesday.

Miss Jessie Squire, with her friend Miss Eady, of Elyria, spent last Saturday and Sunday at her home on the ridge. Bert Grills, of Elyria, called on relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Lattmenand daughters Alma andJAmelia, of Camden, were guests of their cousin, Mrs. Ida Squire, last Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Ella Maddock, a returned missionary from Inda, with her sister Miss Mary Maddock, of Elyria, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Maddock, and cousin, Mrs. Vlrna Fowl, returned homo last Saturday. Quite a number of the friends and neighbors of Mr. Wood turned out Monday morning and cut a ten acre lot of corn for him, also a lot of corn fodder.

Mr. Wood, wife and three children have been ill several weeks with typhoid fever. Wesley, the youngest, succumbed to the fatal disease last Wednesday, and on Friday was placed in the vault at Elyria to await burial, when the family had recovered. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to them in their great affliction. Mr.

Wood nnd Mabel are yet very low. although they are all on the their many friends wish them speedy recovery. AMICTS. KIPTON. II.

C. a fiiinily, of Amhorst, were guests of Mrs.O.egen- heimor on Sunday. John Rose, of Oborlin, was in town Saturday on business. Rev. Maker preached his lust sor- nion of the i year at tho I i Sunday, h'ivo nexv members joined the A i Mrs.

A i i i i Davidson, Emma and Fred i i and i aro rejoicing over tho an mil of a a Miss Maria Hrooder is i i i her brother Thomas in Toledo. Mrs. K. S. Prentice, and a Grace spent Saturday in Cleveland.

Mrs. Hates is in Toledo i week, the guest of Mrs. Henry Green. Pr. made a business i to Kansas, i week.

Miss i day i for I I irani, she will attend school the i year. Dr. 1). J. Close spent a few days this week in Xorwalk.

Mrs. Rayd.of Cleveland, is i ing her sister, Mis. Dr. Henry. Mrs.

a spoilt a i her parents, Mr. and Mr-. Tndd, of a a Fred i and i of Obcrlm, attended serxices at the I Sabbath i NORTH EATON. i i Hall, of a MS- ited his parents over a Mrs. Jay Hance has been MI i i i an ulcerated 1'arkt attended her.

Choir practice a a i A i hooks are in the C. K. library tho t). L. C'nme and a one Sunday i or ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. I of Tiffin, i move to iciyria sunn. Miss a i i i school in a Miss i Cousin's is the happy possessor of a new wheel.

Or. i a a i i a frmn Thibet, and whom we are all a i to hear, i speak Sunday i October 7. Xo admission fee will be eh.u ged. Let no one fail to hoar her. Corn i is nearly i i in i section.

A very good crop IH reported. Messrs. Kd and i Reynolds went to Clevel.ind last i i loads of hay. Mason Durkee, of Wunseon, is i i i i here. Mr'i.

A Nichols i she is i i a ery i Mrs. i and daiighte.i, nf Canada, who have heen i i her sister, Mrs. J. Capell the past week, have returned home. Mrs.

Donahue was called to Cleveland Wednesday to see her a Nellie, who was very sick as a re-ult of an operation for a i i Mrs. LolaFolley has been i i i friends near her old homo the past week. Capt. Lyons is a i a i up the lakes. Will Davis and i of Pennsylvania, are visiting Wm.

Keasey and other friends. Mrs. E. i of Springfield and Mrs. Sarah Bright and daughter, of Elyria, were guests at T.

Howjett's, Friday. Mrs. Daly, of Cleveland, is visiting at J. Donahue's for a few days. The rough riders are making great preparations for the big parade in Elyria.

They will make a very fine a ipearanco and will do tho best they can to elect i Amos Moon, who has been staying with his i a George Wilson, this summer, went to Michigan a short time ago to visit a sitk sister. This sister died and he was taken sick and died after a short illness. Hi Mr. A. Frank has moved in his new house.

Mrs. Olasser has moved to West View with her daughter Anna. Mrs. Mary Mills spent a few days in Cleveland last week. B.

T. Mills attended the, races at Rockport last week. Mr. Chas. Hennie left for Grimsby, Canada, last where he will make his home for the winter.

Mr. J. E. Hennie, wife and daughter accompanied him there and will make a short visit. Mr.

Barniim, of LaGrange, relieves Mr. Hennio. Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Cooch, of Hamilton, are visiting at Mis.

Mary Robinson's. Capt. I. Boyon has accepted a position as mate on the Republic, and left for Ashtabula harbor last Tuesday. The North Eaton McKinley and Roosevelt Club were entertained by the Hon.

E. G. Johnson and A. Webber, of Elyria, last Thursday evening. They gave us some very good advice on the political issues of the coming campaign.

Mr. Salisbury and Mr. Washburn were also in coin- Painful Periods are overcome by Lydia Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, Fifty thousand happy women testify to this in grateful letters to Menstruation Is a severe strain on a woman's vitality. If it Is painful something Is wrong which I Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1 will promptly set right If excessive or Irregular write to Pinkham.

Lynn, for Evidence abounds that Mrs. Pinkham's advice and medicine have for many years been helping women to be strong. No other advice is so unvaryingly accurate, no other medicine has such a record of p.iny i i i is i I i i i i a 7o and 5 KoiU'li i KUNT9N6TON. mil a i of Hoi i a i a a i i a i i I.nr.i lingers. i Itoone, of i w.is called i last week by the sickness of i a i linone, i i is not tn i i and Mr-.

1,01111 Sniul.iy in t'iex i l.uul i his el i In.i 1'ittslield one 1'ist xveek. i a Phi-loll was i last i C. M. S.ii;e, nf Haber City, Oregon, spent a fexv days i liis a A. J.

Siige. Mrs. i Pratt, of i called nn a i i town on Satu a Still More Counterfeiting-. Thi I nice lia- irlli, i her a i nf i i i i i i it ir- -nin-i'il i large i i i nf I i i li 'in i I I I I i I i i i i i i i i i ir, -i ll'eleil i I i i id r- i i i i i i i tin- i li lir.it. il i i i r'- i i i i i i i i i i-, ixlii.

Il IIIH i i i i i i i i i a i i Inn no imiU i i i i i i i i nuil ral The i -it ritrlit in the iiml the i a i i i- in ordi il Komi hlnuil and i i i uf it. In i a the i nl the i i i i ami i i i I Hie week anil i i i i a of i BROWN HELM. SIiss Kan me Perry, who has been i for the past week, is convalescent. Miss i A who lias been a i in the Lake Shore i i has resigned her school to accept a i i in Miss Stewart's a i in a Mi-s Dawley, of Uulgeville, has taken tne school for the a i of the term. Miss i a Fairchild lias ret home a a six month's visit in Missouri.

Mrs. a i i Cooley, of i is a guest at the home of O. H. Perry. The republicans met at the town hall a evening and foi mod a Rough Rider with a members i of A very pretty i took place at the home of Hnbeti Miller on Wednesday at noon, when his sister Martho was i in marriage with J.

E. Site, of Cleveland. A special car brongnt about 40 guests from Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs.

Sites left amid a shower of rice for a their home. AVON. i Kllson, of Onota, is a i a short visit with friends hero. Miss Elsie Wilson is at tho home of her Rev.T. Plielps, in Camden.

The Baptist society will meet with Mrs. Chailes Cox, Thursday, Sept. Next Sunday the Baptist Sabbath school i observe rally day. All are invited. Mrs.

Florence Stallord a i her father, Mr. Eldridge, of Aurora, over Sunday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harold, Monday, Sept.

17. Miss Eva Dachent and Mr. Fred Dambach, of Cleveland, were married at St. Mary's Monday, Sept. 17.

The newly married couple left for a trip to a and Niagara Falls, and after i return will make their home in Cleveland. A company of young people from the Elyria Haptist church will have charge of the services at the Baptist iip.vt Suncliiy i There i bo short addresses, reports of the assembly at i a a a and special i i i i Miss Lin Hxvoet Is at i Warden's in Klyria for a short R. i from a Monday, after i two wooks at St. Alexis hospital. i a i on Mr.

S. i fin i two of a This in considered good for i year. AH Frank I i was about to start for i i i a ing, his hiu HO started and threw out the occupants ol the wagon, Mr. anil Mrs. i i i of Henry and Mrs.

('has. Wagner, a i i badly. Mr. and Sirs. i i who i i i i at Pctoi xvere taken to his hoiihe and are the caro of Dr.

Mrs. a is attended by Dr. Yost her homo here. The i of tho a a a i i i a held at It. Barrett's a Sept.

LM, was a success, a the a was not a a Si i were present. A i i was serxed lit noon and the lost of day was nt in social Thoho present i i i a Ida a itt Mr. a Mrs. i i a soiib. i (ieo.

Wood, Sir. and Sirs. i a i i Sirs. a a a A a of a Mr. and i i a i i i J.

of Onoln i a Sir. and i Tayloi aud a Sir. a Mrs. i i a and son, i i Sir. anil Sirs.

Joel i and a a i a i i i i a i T'lwn-heiul Mr. iin-d a a a i I Jes-ie a i Lur a i i i 'ind son i i i I I I I a a Mr. and Mrs. C. i a i i a a Sir.

a Slis. Hlac-kxx i Sir and Sirs. K. a and i Sir. and i (ieo.

Peake a i i Sirs, (ieo Buck and i i Slis. a i i a i SHs. SI-iry a Horace, Krnesit and i a i of The olde-t peison was Sirs. i a Si years old, and the xsas Ola i i aged Hi days. u.

Bismarck's Iron Nerve. Was the result of his i a I i a i a tre- enei gy are not xvhei a i i and bowels are out uf ouler. 1 you a these iu.ihtie-, and the success they i use Dr. i New i Ptlfs. They i power of i a i and body.

Only il cents at H. .1. i di ug store. LA PORTE. Mr.

Kane, of a i i ins a Mrs. Ed. Bath, lat week. Chas. Fauver and a i a ret to i in a a Ruby Crawford a i company from i i a i part of last week.

Sirs. Eva Booth a i the Ladies Aid society last a a i prevented a from attending. W. is a i i his sister, Mis. i and son i i a whom he had not seen for years.

Miss Ann Davis has gone to visit her brother for a few weeks. Will Taylor, of i a has been visiting his old home in this place a few days. Miss Grace, Alexander entertained company from Lorain on Sunday afternoon. 3 Mr. and Mrs.

A Pierce, of Lo rain, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Piorce's sister, Mrs. A. Phelps. Rev.

Bryenton preached his final sermon for this year at La Porte. He has made many friends here. Gertie Bruce has been very ill for a couple weeks, but is gaining slowly. Willie Young is ill i typhoid fever at his grandfather's, Mr. Pow- ors.

Luella Pierce called on her cousin, Ina Goodyear, last Sunday. Mrs. Brookniauz's son, of Elyria, called at her home last week. Does Your Stomach Distress You? Do you have pain in the side, nausea, distress after eating, belching, constipation, loss of appetite, dizni- uess, motn patches, and a repulsive complexion? Ff you have any of these symptoms, you have dyspepsia or stomach disorder. The new discovery, Bailey's Tablets, brings quick relief, thei.

a permanent cure. Pleasant to take. Price 25 cts. postpaid. Sold by H.

A. Uykemun. GRAFTON. Miss Alice Buder, of Cleveland, and Mrs. A.

Beese, of Eiyria, were guests of Mrs. J. Artress last week. J. A.

Berthrong, of Columbia, was a visitor in town last Friday. On Wednesday, September 19 at 11 a m. Miss Lulu Cordrey and Mr. Clarence Tong, of Barberton, were united in marriage at the bride's liome by Rev. W.

A. Leary. Only the relatives were present. The couple left immediately for their THE HERRICK SHOE WOMEN Then' a wmtili of llonrM mr in tin- aiinli, I I i Slioe In, U.nil. rifi Iliilili i in lilt, in i i i liei II I I riii ll.H In lot i Ilir i i i i i i i '-inht i 1.111 I i i null i il Am i i i i oluhi- nc tin.

r.in, I i i i i i Mail. I i i i i mil UK! i (Tiilc is I In- I I Ihs cy i i Sold Only by and Thomas new homo in Barberton. Our best wislieH follow thorn. Tho C. K.

society i serve an oystei Mippor in i a this wnek Friday i the first oyster of tho season. Don't miss i Last a closed the conference year in the M. K. in a very s.itibfactory a Kov. Bryenton Tuesday to attend the conference Herea.

a i i Hev. AV. A. I a i address motherH i (jvening. The subject i i is soon to have an electric line.

Parties a been busy securing the i of way i a to i a i i i i open a i as tho road is sine to bo .1 great I i COE RIDGE Tile attended a of Mrs. I.uell i i a i i was held on a at Fields, the Hev. Mr. Shook i i a i assisted by the i i i at Fields. The text selected a "To him who is a i to the end I i give a crown of life." Mrs.

i i was ly Luela A who was i in marriage a i less a a year ago to Blaine. She leave an i a sun less than two weeks old. She leaves a a and one a i husband and a host of relatives and i to i loss. Mrs. W.

is on the sick list. I Soiitham, of 1-ierea, is caring for her. Miss Irene, Jngersoll, who has been spending tho summer at the home of Mr. Stevens, has returned to her home in A a a to attend school. Mrs.

a and a of Beroa, were guests at the home of Sir. a The i had the privilege of a i the i of the Woman's i Corps at i i a afternoon. Mrs. Fauver, the inspector, who resides at Ober- i was present. She spoke many words of encouragement to the ladies and reported that she found the corps in good condition and the books well kept.

Tea was served in A. II. hall and a social time enjoyed all. Many of the farmers on the Ridge have a good crop of sugar cane i is nearly ready for the mill. Miss Belle Bone is teaching the -chool in district No.

u. The bchoils in district No. 1 did not commence last week on account of two cases of scarlet fever, but will commence September 24. Mis. Flora Hunter and son have gone to Chili, N.

the former to teach and tho latter to attend school. Many of our young people of the Ridge are attending school at Elyria. Mr. Bickford a family have gone to Oberlin to spend the fall and winter. Jlen Patch in, who will be 80 years of age next December, went to Cleveland Thursday and had his teeth extracted, preparatory to a new set.

C. E. Warner is improving the convenience of his place by digging a well. Mr. C.

E. Warner and wife enjoyed a pleasant visit at Mr. Osborn's home in Eaton recently. Misses Clara and Nettie Justice, of Yonugstown, were guests at Mrs. Bainbridge's, September 23.

NORTH RIDGEVILLE Cornie Reed is sick i typhoid fever. The L. li. M. were entertained Wednesday at Joseph Maddock't).

The W. R. C. of this place were nspectnd Kiidtiy by Mrs. K.

Fauver of Oberlin. Mrs. Hattie Root was admitted as a regular member of the society. After inspection eupner was served. Mrs.

Owens is somewhat better. Albert Meech is slowly improving. Mrs. Watson Sayers died at her home on the south Center road Sunday morning, September 28. OWJLETT.

WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH STOMACHS? IS A (Jl KSTI'IS nl I I The best i i i i vine the u-; of Ada mm i i i but a a i a xve found i a i ence in troubles tu be i i i i We i in ti gn-at cases of chronic i i a i i- i i a out of i IM-I-K ,1 a i of the moi-t M. treatment a ha- i ei hi i i We can do no bet tei foi i cannot come to the i i i i 1,1 to reeon i lend a ti i prebci iption i it- i the a of A a l)x enge.4 i i i i i the prescription. I you hax i a i stomach fur the half way. J)o not 1 i the i or the i in i i i constipation, or or the It is a deranged i i i'i. th.iu the heal I to that causes liver i xx a i-ati-c- and i a i a i a i uerves.

our a Stored to i i i i i comiition, we are i out of every ten i i i disease i i a i ranged digestion. a it be a i i constipation, i -i a any form the.x a i I i come foi in of i i i i a i of gas i ML- i i a i of i i i i 1 generally i a serious form of the i and so i a i pt. Some of the, most i i successful physicians in the j-i i i a use a i i Aiiamin Dyspepsia Loyenges. a i ands i i i to siibs-lant ate our statements: S'H i Hi i K. i i l.mu.11 ADAVl'll A A I liemli'inen 1 un 21,11 to sav i a li.ix,- llli-illcliU'I i i i t.ik.'ii.

I luu lorcil i i i i i tors i rib.nit I yrnis and coulil sji-t i-lil In I i Hiixe only I iktMi I i i i i i i r.in eat; 1 i i v. fi-i-hii ilHtress Ironi it a i I I If a person lias bitter taste in the resriirgi! i tion of food, sick 01 acho, i a i i a a i i a i i i a craving fm food or lack of a i sallow complexion, disturbed sleep, feels irritable, a i or apprehensive, eructation of gas. nausea a eating, weight or in ilie region of the stomach, pimples on the face, cold feet and hands, lack of enertrx" and strength, have i or spells, bilious or any a a sensation in the region of stomach the use of Adamur Dyspepsia Lozenges will a a the apmptoms and produce a of conifoit, contentment and courage that only a person i a good btomach is permitted to enjoy. Doctor Wingate gays: "Xo i i can result from the use of this a able proscription. 1 have been i i prised and delighted by tiie i a lasting benefits i i a cheerfully recommend it to suller, i from the various forms of iiulig, tion." To persons who cannot come to Sanitarium we suggest a trial of ti valuable preparation.

For eale at stores at ro ei for a large size box. Accept no stitute for there is no other rein, as good. TO QUICKLY INTRODUCE marvelous remedy, we will, foi limited time, send one full cent box by mail upon u-c, of twenty-five cents; or, five for $1.00. As soon as the lopeiu have been advertised the gi price of 50 cents will be restm, Send today. Correspondence soln ed from persons pulfering i .1 form of chronic disease.

Consult tion free and confidential. ADAMUR SANITARIUM Battle Creek, Mich, THOUSANDS OF Fare to the Fairs. The Cleveland, i a i A- iug railroad.make; special low to state, county and street a and adjacent to then 10 Consult agents. The Nickel Plate Road AVill sell tickets at one fare round trip to Cleveland hi Erie and Fostoria on Octobei i inclusive, good i one i- from date of sale, account Visitors' Week at Cleveland. i ber 8 to 13.

Write, wire. ph. i call on neaiest agent. C. A.

A T. P. Ft. Wayne. Ind.

The Republican is i paper; $1 a year in advance. Becoming a Mother cy.rjla confinement of all Is an ordeal which all women npprmdi i or nothing compare wild the hoirors ol 1 The thought of Hie sufTeniiK ami (lansei in 1' Ine expectant mother a pleasant nnUcipttioimi ex'eiil, and over hci a -sluidcxv ol Kloom th.it shaken oft. Thousands of womeu have found that the use of MOTH i R'S FRIEND during nregnan- and insures CHAPTI- "They nil! I all Kad had xx hat never knexv v. st to 1 clamming a ail's 1 tiptoe that never an tell i I have f. ye 1 I Irixe.

getting: but I li i- We a of the at again, a'nl -i trouble-' I goon ma'ie friend-, 1 ir. but I pie really rath a There xx.i- took a gnat i.r was a as Ainenca: get xx'here he 'i believe he y. to m-r. II of thu but ho 1 was as gr f. -n 'not gone to tin we Her.

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You no r'-k bcrlain'n Cnho. (Imlpi edy. H. J. Eswly will not after ii-in admitted tu Ihr in for bowel that ncxer fails.

It reliable. Allen Halversu: says: "Pen to buy Foley's Kii J. A. Spero says: wonder of the aj man. Poisonous toad have deaths this yeai only the geiiu'itie.

when vou Witch Hazel 8 poisonous counter the only original It is a safe and cs all ikln dlsea Co..