Hornellsville Weekly Tribune from Hornellsville, New York • Page 8

LOOK. llnuRirtuii. Hut If to TtM-lf It in are diseases which do sympathy the disease i i not deep, therefore our i- But we very often a iich calling a i a i a i i Hackn'-he I means- i i i'ver i and i i i i i never of 111 own i i i i i a i i i i it doe- rout iniic i i a a hackaehe. boon ihe i i too luuch (if it, ui- i 1 iind i i rase i i- i i a i ac'itc pain. 'I lieu i i i Mage, i my -atuly dc posit, and' MI i ker- jie'a of corn then i a i or disease.

yun i a iribimc, DEMOCRACY. The of the District Meet at the City If ait. The democratic convention of The estate of Mary A. Thomas of Addison it, 89.000 not as previously stated. Jerome S.

Wainer is the administrator of the estate ot iStehbine Warner of Woodhull. James is the executor of the estate of Ellis who nominated Jaraes W. Burnham for Chairman. On motion of Jaiucs B. second Assetnly tlistrict of Steuben County met at the city hall in this city Wednesday pursuant to call.

Tho convention was called to order by Philo Walbridge of the district of the estate of a i Caster 1'rattsburg. a i F. Van C'ampen is the executor of the of John VaiH'iunpen of Howard. I On motion of Mr. Day the following elected delegates to the congrew ional convection: M.

W. Haw ley, Wm. Green. Alex Roactf, S. J.

Depew, W. P. Carey. 1'rof. Hargrave was nominated for Member of Assembly and accepted in a livol speech.

On motion of Charles Dolson following coicruitteo be appointed Philo Walbrid Hiram Ellis, Courtney. On motion adjourned. the H. 1'dls. i i i i a i i i i a i huscs and i i ilo, i i and i i i i every ')! U- in k'-ep us fai i i pn-siblc.

the bo'-e udilresr- 41 111:111, he lias i a i i I i i called he a leu i i i i done Hud i lie said -i i i sly for i i and a bad iUV.l* tj'lilll I I I I I I A a 1 i i 'I'l i I I and almost i my back. i I a licuan i as cut i sat isfae i i i I i i i i i i i a i i i ing Look i A man i i ended a i pen is i i i a in the western part of the state. He offers a i and other a i at very Ion rates, a i the fanner to sign an agreement to receive and pay for it rei-encd, if satisfactory. The agr-ement i i a i end of iien and the name signed i the i i end. The agree inent t'aile otf in a day or so and a note i i above i a Kxchamje.

Day Mr. Crandall of Avoca was appointed Secretary. Ou motion the Chairmen of various delegations handed iu to the Secretary the onmes of their various delegations. The roll as completed was as follows Avoca-L. Jlathewson, B.

T. Cot- L. W. Cran- Hl i i i Advocate' last Christopher i a to myself ii a and of i he result 1 fed no i i Von max i i i I mend i a i i i i i i i i i i i D.ian's i i a 1 a i i i i i i i I i i a polr i I S. For i i i i i A CL.

i n-eoiu i i OIK a a i X. o. T. From lie i I i i i i land, 7:25. Henry ich k-i' Christopher Cilady, laud, Ida M.

France- to X. IJ. Ogdc-n, a -rl. i i i -lolin I I C'ollier Est. to a Iv Fot-r.

a Cohoci Hi a to t'res- i a cluirch a 610 A a i i i a AI. Colt in. land, i a i Sarah M. i A a 1 -25. i I'in 1 i i a i i I i a I i i v.

i "lire i I i uk erated and i i i i i I i i i tumors, iayc the i i i at once, acts as a i i i i i i i Dr. i i a i i i i i i i i i i Piler- a i 1 i a a and notH'iK else. Kvery i- a a S(ild by ilrr.tjjrist^ -ent a i for 50c. and si. i pp i i a i a O.

Sold (ieo. T. Ki-eil A Co. xvhole- sale tV re a i '1 stores, iior- i a A i Tlit- A i I i i i a i a secured i a i of A i i Tcop ari Professor of I i Mis-- Tonp is a of the a A a i of a and has a a of i i Xexx i a i of in a city. A nf air a i i i recorn- i i Miss Tuop lias been advised a i i a A i a a i i i i i i a i a i lor the i a a i i We 'ire to lie a a in a i a i a a a i i to lh" I i i si all'.

nr- i I 1'ills. Have you i i a ox nervous system a i i i youi i a biadde'' a pains i The i i 1 back, groins and i a i i i a a i i i i i i 10 i i i i lie-in' tf. pass i i i a i i i i i xvil! i a in i i i diseased organs, "one up i i a i i make a xv man oi i a free. a i pci i i a Props, lex eland Sold by (Jen. T.

Ue xvhole- and i-'iail i stores llor- i iv C'anisteo X. V. arrit'd. At the home of the i mother i Xarrow.shurg, X. "ny J-ev.

Jlr. Wilson a i M. a i to Mr. K. br.th of i i Mr.

Hoi is one of the most esteemed of i employes of the i i i trnoiis a i ol ,1. a i A Sons, and the bride is the a a of the a ollice of the West i Telegrajih Co. of i In a i capacity she has been on dose business terms i the Trib r.e i ottice anil xve can speak in -tront! terms of her xvcrth hei a i deportmenV We extend most i a couijratulations and best wishes pros i I.atlif*. Only. lr.

ilott' I'enrn royal Pills are i safe, sure and i a a i ever offered lo lad Especially for i happiness and rcommended to married ladies. Ask for L)r. Pennyroyal Pills and a IK Send circular. Maiij O. cused of booming a i therefore Soi T.

Reed fc the i Locpkort correspondent sale stores Hor- a i not published by it for (Jaijisteo, A I i a purpose: A large of i Democrats met at Democratic A a a i J. Cel- County commititee rooms last i i for nerves passes from and organized a a and Scwall i to son a- a If you have i i or blood disorders do not delay, but of thif. reiui ei a fre'- dy at once. I package you have i a i headache. i i i i i i i i i grand specific i euro Thompson A.

Hollands, a i i are sole agents and arc i i i samples free to 1he a i Large packages 50c. and Can One size smaller after using A Foot Kase. jjowder to be shaken i shoes. I makes 1 ight or new shoes easy: givt-t, i a a relief t'j corns and I i i Its the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures and prevents exvollen blisters, callous and sore spots.

A Foot Ease is a a i cure for sweating. hot. aching feel. All drugigsts and j-hot- stoies. Trial pacnage free bj mail.

Address, A S. LeHoy, X. a i keeps broti'-hial in a slate of constant i i a i i if not siieedily removed, ma) a to chronic bronchitis. Xo prompt- remedy can be a A Cherry I effect i- imn'iedi i aoa result a P. F.

i xv elected president, i i a ,1. Morgan vice-president, Charles F. Foley secretary anel Loren F. Hartley treasurer. Considerable i a was exhibited hy those in attendance, and the membership roll received a jjrervter of signatures a was expected 10 be i at the first Of the ninety- one members secured fourteen were I rejuilil leans.

Foil nl. At Geo. T. Keed's store, a marvelous cure for all kidney complaints, nervous exhaustnn and fe male weakness. It is Foley's Kidney ure.

Gt-o. T. Reed Co. I uiatti-r s-ick i i i i a biliousness, i i i and are c-aused by neglect or a i a i a l)e- i i Early Risers i i speetlih i them all. Geo.

T. Reed i Co. Old I'eojile. Old people whe require "medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys i find the true remedy in Electric i ters. This i i does not i late and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant b.it acts a tonic and al- i a i It acts i on the stomach and bowel, a i strength and TMh iiig tone to the organ, thereby Hiding a in the performance of the i Electric Bitters is an excellent adpetizer and aids digestion.

Old people find it jsut exactly what needed. Price i i cent and per bottle at (Jco.T Reed's Drug Store, ton. A. D. Ko-sencrans, dall.

Cameron P. Walbridge, T. B. Smith, (ieo. Hopkins.

Cohocton S. J. Depue, A. L. Shults.

B. Beecher. O. W. Hoster, II.

Courtney. Canisteo- -O. Stephens, E. E. Baker.

Chas. Moore, Eugene Hall, A. J. Almy. Dansville K.

Robiusou, I. G. Dav, A. Smart, C. S.

Cridler Fremont--D. D. Weld, B. King, W. B.

Stephens. Greenwood--X. E. Coston, D. a Charles Cheesmnn.

Hartsville--C'harles Wood worth, Edson Jenkins. Ed. Dickson. Howard--1. E.

Broas, J. J. Lyons, Sherman'Lyke. Spaulding. i i D.

Taylor, W. E. Ellis. Hiram Ellis. City of i a B.

Day. Charles A. Dolson. James A. Parsons.

James D. I i i 5. W. a McDougall. M.

Re molds, F. A. Jones. Frank Nelson. Jasper--E.

D. Davis, W. Hadley, 13. F. a a O.

Beers. L. D. Crawford. A Tro tips burg- 15.

F. Ford. W. P. a a Daniel McNeil, Chapman.

West i McCorndck, i i Conway. Wm. T. Carey. Wood T.

Holii-j. Dwyer. E. L. i D.

T. i Wayland- B. i a W. H. Green.

Jacob JKober, George E. i man. Peter Gossner. The following resolution was offered by Mr. i i a and a i adopted Whcrear- 'he a i a assembled i a i a i at Chieiigo.

has prepared, and i a a i a for President and Vice i of the i States, resolve a i a i Democracy th" second i i ol a i endorse i Chicago pi lit form, and pledge oui a support to Bryan and Sewall. And a the delegates here selected a and Congressional convcn lions be instructed to vote for the en dorsement of the Democratic platform. as formulated at Chicago, anil for hearty and cordial support of the i ns named by the Chicago con- venticn. On i of James Parsons. Mr.

Charles A. Dolson was i a for delegate to state convention. On i of Mr. i a an i a ballot was a for the part of the i i This called out considerable i cussion. The i a ballot resulted as follows Whole of votes L.

L. i i N. E. Cost on Felix D. C'lossey On motion of J.

B. vent ion proceeded to i resulted S. L. Wildrick N. E.

Cost on i I), Clossey Mr. i i i a i made unanimous. The convention then proceeded to nominate a delegate from the north ern pan of i i i The informal ballot resulted Whole of rotes cast 70. I. G.

Day B. F. Cotton 7 Geo. B. Whitoman F.

Briglin Mr. Dolson here made an address Dangerous Drliiklnif Water. Death lurks in impure water. It breeds diseases, often in epidemic form The first symptom is looseness of the bowels. These diseases are checked by taking Foley's Colic and Diarrhoea Cure.

Geo. T. Reed Co. 1896. Cohocton.

CohoctoD, Sept 3, Fall is here. A bad week for the fair. Re-v. if. Swan has returned from his vacation and there were services at the Presbyterian church to-day Mr, and Mrs.

Snerman Bassler of Fran Itath Adrocite: The Republican convention last Saturday to nominate a.schox)l coratniasioner for the drat district wag held at the Court House. At the beginning of the campaign there were twelve candidates that desired the nomination but last Saturday only six showed up for the final struggle. They were Charles M. Jarvis of Thomas'W. Kobin- son of Bath, D.

F. JJiller of PrattsDurg, Addison C. Wood of Loring II. Bannnn of Cohocton and Minor Foster of Wheeler. The eighteenth ballot resulted iu the choice of Foster as he received 31 ballots, Kobinson 14, Barn urn 5.

We have not the pleasure of Mr. Foster's acquaintance but from what we can learn should judge that it was unfortunate for the educational interests of the district that he was chosen. Schools should not be taken into polities and when an unfit nomination is made the nominee should be defeated. Wo are told that he is the least competent ot those who strove for the nomination. We hope that the Way land were the guests of their par- teachers cf the district will show that George Cooley a i ents, Mr.

and Mr: i par 1 of last week. Mrs. R. E. Harris and daughter i Miss Genevieve returned Wednesday from a tour to Boston and New 1'ork.

I Miss Edith and Ali'je Anderson of Towlesville returned home Saturday alter spending a few days xvith i sister, Mrs. E. L. Jerks. Florence Jtlsheimer of llornellsville hiis been the of friends in for the past few days.

they want a good man for the position regardless of "Jury List. List of Grand and Trial Jurors a Term of tho Supreme Court to held at tJath Sept. 1H9G. Grand Benjamin Balcom John Bancroft Charles Benham town Li John Cameron for be Day the con a formal ballot Mrs. Henry Hoffman and son of Buffalo have been guests of Mr.

H's parents. Mr. and Mrs Peter Hoffman the past few days I H. Nicholson and daughter, Mrs. S.

D. Parmenter, visited friends in Naples Monday. D. L. Kingeley of Kogersville was in town Thursday in attendance at thf fair.

i i A a i of Wayland spent the past week the truest, of her broth Peter i Mr. and Mrs. John of Fremont spent a part of the the guest of i in town. Miss Mary i of Washington, I). is i i i her cousin.

i Harris for a few weeks. Miss Lillian Moore of North Cohoc- ton has been the of Mrs. Frank Baker for the past few a Miss A i Fisher day from a visit i her brother and sist5r at i i Kay I a i and i of Fremont visited relatives in a few a the past week. I I C. i is home Depew he has been at work.

Mr. T. i i a days. Sherman i i who is at irk at the a a cement works spent Sun dav at home. S.

D. Parmcnter was in liatavia last Wednesday on business. James followers and Frank vis ited i in Rev. A. J.

Waugh and a i of Cleveland, Ohio, are i i i i i parents. Rev. and Mrs. John Waugh. Mr.

Editor, wo did i the Corn ings could play ball a i bit but the score at Cohocton Fair stood and in favor of the Horncils. i'oor, poor Corning- At tho meeting of the W. C. T. held Aug.

23 the i officers were elected: Mrs. Noble Molten, Presi Mrs. S. F. Wood worth.

1st Vice Pres. Mrs. C. G. Lowell, 2nd Vice Pres: Mrs.

F. Coaley, 3rd Vice Pres. Mrs Kennedy, Secretary: Mrs. Swan, Cor Sec: Mrs A Draper, Treasurer It was a bad week for our Fair There was a a i sized crowd Thursday and Friday, the Thursday Jacob C. i John Haight Charles M.

i James Jerry Mosrs Charles J. John E. i Campbell a a a a a a Dansville Waylaml Thurstou Hath Cohucton Charles Oliver Cohocton DEATH OF MR. BKLKNAF Our Worthy Cltlxea FMMI A way Alter Daniel K. B'dknap died at his residence late Thursday after a long and lingeiing illness.

The event had been hourly anticipated for some time. The roijorts in the Tribune from time to time had prepared hie many friends in the coin- munity'for the inevitable for several days past, as it was well known that his life was hanging by a thread. He has been wearing out for years. Of a highly nervous organization, burdened with heavy responsibiliites which his conscientious make -up would not allow him to slight in any way, he practically laid down his life upon the altar of duty. He met fajthfully every obligation to his employers with energy, tac-i and digestion.

His courtesy and spirit of accommodation with the patrons of the road kept them in the most cordial relations with that great corporation, and added to its popularity with the business community. His invariable cordiality and good sound common sense an 1 energy fitted him well for his important duties. Daniel K. Belknap was born in Bethany, Wavne March 17, 1828, and was consequently past 68 years of age lie was the son of Horace Belknap who died in Tioga in 1813. He was the third child of a family of five sons and three daughters.

Deceased received but a i i eaily education anu for the first five years after he was IS, xvas xvith a company of Civil Engineers or. the I'ennsyJvania coal rohds. Following this ho entered the employ of the Erie railroad Company and from that i i his resignation a weeks ago he was one of the most a i efficient and best known employes of that company, his service covering a period of over 40 years. He was for 11 years at Deposit O. F.

Shaut Wheeler Michael II. Sharer Avoca Claude Tucker Avoca Wesley Yi'L-esells Avoca Ira M. Wood Wayne David Wbitehead Bradford Ladies Box Calf Shoes. are something new and very desirable, a shoe very lar in appearance to an enamel, very soft and pliable, and one that will resist moisture and not crack--a. very sensible walking boot.

We are showing them in the different toes and all sizes. We also hive the new toes in fine Kid Shoes, both in lace and in burton, at $2. so and $3.00. See them in our window. Whl -AT- ALLEN'S Money Saved on Every Purchase Loren Palmer Howard i H.

S. a Wayland and from there he was promoted to the Egbert G. Stewart Pulteney I position of agent at this station. From D. B.

i Dansville that time i decling health forced him to i from all business and his resignation was handed in uly 18 last, he had performed a i enr i 1 ably and i a the many i of that position. His energy growing i the increasing i of the ollice. A. 11. Wold Cohocton D.

Trial Charles A flam I Urbana A i a i i H. Cole Bath i i a Cooper Bath Dr. i a Batb a B. Depew Urbana Henry O. Eraerson Bath Frank Elyea Bradford Lcvi Evar.s Fremont Fred i Wayland Horace Freeman Bath Wesley R.

i Wayland G'-orgc i i Bath Charles Hotchkiss Urbana Nelson lialnu Campbell Grant Hines Prattsburgh John Hedges Bath Herman Harulin Wheeler Charles Lake Fremont M. N. AlcNaughton Fremont John Murray Thurston Nicholas I. Mundy Dansville Frank Parcel! Wayland I )allas Eoss Campbell Belknap was known more i i i ly and favorably a any official in a i position or tho Erie. In October 18.j7 he was married to Elvira Blizzard of i a county, Mr.

Belknap was i in the business and social circles of our i and regarded by all as a man of more a ordinary i ability. Ho is i by liis i a son, Walter and by i a Mrs. Charles II. llr.rtshorn. Each and every i i i a dollar buys more and brings better results the Dollar Mark was first invented.

What a hamst of bargains Is included in our incomparable Fail and Winter line of Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods. Blooming Hue a flower'garden with fresh blossoms and new buds every day. Bring your Gold, bring your Silver, i your Greenbacks, i your Nickels, bring your Pennies, they all Jacob Shafer John Stewart i Emmet F. Stone Stephen T. a a i G.

a Frank Salt Horace H. VanGelder Wheleer I Israel A. VanHouscn Bath A i Vine Campbell I Kirk Warner Cohocton I i a B. Ward Fremont Byron Webster "Wayne. Wayland Batb Bath Avoca Wayland -Jl were postponed on account of rain un was I til Saturday, then rain again spoiled Catarrh Cannot be Letters remaining unclaimed in P.

O. at Hornellsville N. for week races i ding Sept. 5, 189(5. Archie.

Miss Bell Milliner, Miss J. Baldwin, William Mason, Miss Corie Crawford, N. (2) Mi Men, Matrgie Call, J. M. Miler Miss'Susie Dunn.

Mrs. Purdy W. L. Dunham, Mrs F. Swaty N.

B. Goff. Mrs. Snyder, Miss L. count in your favor, and trading i Clairvoyant us is "Imost i i i money.

Buttcrfield Wait's next visit at We i of a i first, you the Sherwood House, Hornellsville, N. i i for a long i of our Low i be Friday and Saturday, Sept ices. Both help to see vou again. 18th and 19th. On account of increasing business the Drs.

will hereafter stay two days in Hornellsville on each monthly visit. The doctors will give you a comprehensive statement of your physicial, mental and nervous conditions from a standpoint not before attained by medical men. All chronic diseases succcsfully treat etl especially those that have been considered hopeless. Our examination proves at once whether your case is curable or not. Alm.lute and speedy cure for epUepsy and kindred disorders.

N. F. ALLEN, The Clothier. An exchange atks: I it prising the amount of people who "stand off 1 parties they owe i the cry of hard times and no work, but whenever an excursion, picnic or i cus comes always find enough money to take their and occupy the best seats? FALL TERM AT It 'if. Pure HORNEIX BUSINESS UNIVEBSITY i Begins Sept.

1,1898. Will send you a catalogue i and journal' free. Bnsiness, Shorthand, Type- i i or English courses. Post Office Block. s.

0 B. Principal Y. Blood is essential to perfect health. This is a scientific fact. Every organ, nerve and muscle must be fed and nourished.

It is the function of the blood to furnish i local applications, a they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh ro Miss Alula Steenburg, B. M. ia a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take i a remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo ratfen i a and acts directly on the blood and mucous Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a a medicine.

It was (prescribed by one of the physicians in t.hip Hathaway H. C. Henshaw, B. M. Hall, C.

I. Miller. Edith McCann, John Stead man, Fred Tobridge, Mrs. E. P.

Welsh, i Vesch8ey, John Foreign Tiuiman, August Persons a i for the above letters a i asking that no one in any way identi- country for years, 'and is a regular please say Bed with the Indianapolis convention i prescription. It is composed of be sent to Buffalo. His remark; created great enthusiasm. The informal ballot resulted as lows: and Hiram Ellis were chosen delegates to attend the District Con- fol a thr Child's irtlatKl, May 18, Dr. Hand -Our was taken two weeks i i diarrhoea i nad our physician urn tared it for two weeks i effect.

I tried Dr. fliind'fl Diarrhoea i and at once ti decided change took placfl. To day thf child is well. For entire truth thi-s statement, refer to IDS. Mrs.

E. O. All dnigursts ixs. 11 your head ft el as though someone was ham nering it as though a i i sparks were flying out of the eyes? Have you horrible sicKnchs of the htoiuach? Burdock Blood Bitters i cure you. Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, unit rheum, fever sores, blains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to jfive perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sab tiy Geo T. Reed, Whole number of votes 65.

Ira G. Day George B. Whiteman On motion ot Wells Ellis the following were elected alternates Felix Clossey, I). Higgins. Ira G.

Day. On motion of Philo Walbridge the following resolution was adopted: Tnat tho delegates elected to thn State Convention by this convention are hereby instructed to vote for and use all honorable means to sovure the election of Charles A. Dolson as the member of the Democratic State Com mittee for this Senatorial District. On motion the delegates wore in- tructed to support Charles A. Dolson for member of Stale Committee.

best tonics known, combined i the best biood acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect, combination of the two ingredients is what in nionials. free. F. J. Cheney A-.

C'o Toledo. Ark port. Arpkort N. Sept. 7, 189(5.

At the Democratic caucus held produces such results Saturday evening, J. D. Taylor Catarrh. Send for tcsti lis i i O. Sold by druggists, price 7-V.

pure at Hornellsville Sept. 9. TI osolutlons wero adopted endorsing i you need Mr TM and Sowa ilntl the Chicago not fe.tr ijervous prostration Nerves platform. are weak when they are improperly and insullicientlv nourished. I'ure blow! which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic.

It also builds up the whole nystem. Hoods Pills arc the favorrite family cathartic, easy to uiKe easy to "Hoys i bo boyfl," but you can't afford to lose any of them. He ready for the green apple Reason having DeWitt's Coli-A. Cnolem Pure in the house. Geo.

T. Heed Co. Democrats antl all those who are interested in tho election of Bryan and quested to meet at Odeon Arkport, Saturday evening, Sept. 12, for the purpose of organizing a Bryan and Sewall Club. J.

D. F. Bonlield, 111.. Aug. "I am subject to Cramps and Colic, and have used many remedies but Foley's Colic Diarrhoea Cure beats them all.

W. L. Yeats' Geo. T. Heed Co.

NOTICK TO CREDITORS. PURSUANT to tbe order of M. Ruinsey Miller, tliis nourishment, and the quality of the surrogate of the County of Steuben, in Surro- nourishment these organs receive depends sons having claims against Morris Smith, on the quality of the blood. If the blood is i of the city of Hornellsvilh, In saiACounty of euboa, deceased, are required to exhibit tha with the vouchers thereof, to the under- the Execuiarsof ihe lust will and testament of said at the office of George P. Ktsliel the city of Uorn in County of Steubcu, on or before the 1st ot March, 1897.

Dated August 8. A'TIA RISHELi Executors. Rich Pure and full of vitality it will properly feed and support the mechanism of If it ia poor and thin disease and suffering will be inevitable. To Attempt to Cure. The great success of Hood's Sarsaparilla Catarrh by the use of so-called blood in caring stubborn cases of scrofula, remedies means expenditure of inauy eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia and dollarrs and derangement of the stom- many other similar troubles, is based ach.

That catarrh is not caused by upon its power to enrich and purify the blood troubles is self-evident when by you reflect that attacks are always due I A to sudden climatic changes or exposure I 5 nr C( 'ld, and occur most frcqnentjy dur 9ff I in th winter and spring, though the 1 I blood is as.pure then as in summer or This also th. for the great popu- lanty of an a building at arrhal atacks has been foud iu up medicine. By making pure, rich blood, Ely's Cream Balm, it gives vigor and vitality even in trying Reasons, when, owing to impoverished blood, an complaining of weakness and weaririCM, lack of energy en sores. DeWitt' Witch Hazel Salve The whole system is drained and underminea by indolent ulcerr and and ambition, and that tired feeling. Hoods Sarsaparilla best-In One Wood Pnrlftjr.

Dill. ctlrfl Uww In rll IS ewy to operate, -a speedily heal them. It ia tho best pile curu known. Geo. T.

Keetl Co. Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds, burns, are quickly cured by Dmvitt'a Witch 1 Salve, the great pile cure. Geo. T. Keed A Co.

Always in isason Hopkioi' Steamed Hominy (hulled corn). Electtot lunch i in milk. Qt can lOo. 1 NEWSPAPER.