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TOE ENTERPRISE WKDNiKSDAY FEBRUARY , 18F9.I
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Washington Letter. .
Frm oar Regular Correapondont. .
Washington. Feb'y 1, 1889.
Wm. B. Allison has for more than fifteen
years been a prominent member of ahat
hag been called thu most distinguished
legislative body of the world, the United
Btutes Senate, but never before has hie
presence been as eagerly sought by his
Republican colleague as since his
r.turn from Indianapolis early this week.
That Senator Allison is fully In
the confidence of Oen. Harison la
fact well known, und that is why his
Company is considered so very desirable
by th.o who want lo know who will no
tiito the Cabinent. Mr. Allisnn knows
how to hold bis tongue In nineteen
i.n,.w. so that little information is
gained by talking with him, except by
Inference. A man whose relation i b
Senator Allison verge c losely on the con
fldential, Informs me thai bo cohbulers It
certain that Allison will be Secretary of
the Treasury, although s n,,t Jet
fully accptid, and would personally ni'i' li
prefer to remain in the Senate. As I have
already written you, Blaine is to he Secre
tary of State, and it is generally biliev.d
Lete thai Wnnamaker and Alt'er have
been selected n members of lilt Cabinet,
although, their portions have not be. n
.(Jefiuitelvcitl'd-
The Congresbloiiul debate on ihe Sniuouti
Question has cleared that sui.je.1 oi mum
cf'tUe mystery wi h which it liu- Leo
surrounded, and has brought out the fa.: s
lu a manner that the general public can
nderatand. No ti.-aty km been Tl..latl
rv Germany; no American D-ghas been
fi'red on Intentionally, uor has the interest
Of any A.uericaii citizen on those Isiamm
Jieeu Interfered with. The only question
to be decided by Congress is whether in
u-ing Ihe "good olllces" in faver of the
Independence of the Samoan government,
which Ihe United States piomise in tin
treaty ith said government, wo shall go
to the extent of making a demand ou tier
many that might lead to war. The pies nt
administration lacked the courage neces
aary to make the dei ision, and have re
erred it to Cnngtess. The whole matter
la a tempest iu a tea pot anyway. Other
islands in the South Pacific Ocean ol far
more Importance than the Samoan, or, as
they are properly known, Navigator
Islands, have been taken possession of by
European governments without a protest
. from the Uulted Statea. This little group
Of islands is of bo Utile importance that
they are not mentioned in scarcely any of
thu atlases of tlio world, although they
will be found on all authentic maps of the
South Pacific Ocean.
Tho Senate baa decided by a vote of 20
to 24 tnat the representatives of the
United States at London, Paris, Berlin and
St Petersburg, ahall be known as ambas
sadors This Is aping after rojal g overn.
merits, which reflects no credit upon the
United Stales. Senator Plumb stated that
instead of passing such a law the Senate
bad far better repeal the law creating the
diplomatic corps, which he regards as a
useless expense.
The American Shipping League, which
bold its annual convention here this week,
Fas a notable gathering of prominent
business men from every State and Terii.
tory in the Union. Every good citizoti
Can heartily wish a God speed to the ob
ject of the Uairue the incicase of Ameri
can shipping.
Florida's flection certificate, which
Ihould have bran delivered to Mr. Inaalls
on or before Monday last, by special mes
senger, failed to arrive, and the Semtury
of State, In accordance with law, Uis
. patched a mcsaenger to that State to
Obtain the triplicate certificate deposited
with a judge of the State court. All the
Other certificates arrived on time. Four
years ago a Becial messenger had to be
aent to Oregon on the same errand.
If Allison atill declines to become Sec-re.
tsry of tho Treasury, the Impression la
that It will ho tendered to Representative
llcKinley, Ocn. llurrlt,in having, it Is
(aid, lully made up his mind that t o
eastern man shall fill this position.
Senator Chandler, who for several yeara
has been making a study of the negro mikI
his political status In the South, hu
created considerable feeling among
Southern Democrats by an Interview on
the subject made public here several days
ag... Ho predicts that Gen. Harrison'
admlul.tration will insist on strict obe
dience to the Constitution, and advises
the South to take hoed lest "they that bow
the wind should reap the whirlwind."
EXECUTIONS IN OHIO. '
How tad Where tlio buckeye State fiaagi
H r Criminal.
According; to a correspond nt of the Now
Tork H era, . oino yoar j ago Ohio passod a
law requiring that u.l poraons coudomned U
dea h bo exe utcd in the State prison at
Co.umbu.. The law provides that con.
domned pee ons hhuil bo removed at onot
al or i enumue to the exoi ut.on-rooni, knows
In the pr. on as the '"Annox," and thore
k. pt un U thu day fixed for tho execution.
To accommodate su.b g..e ts an I. on rags
was . onnra ted in ouo of the mam rorrt
dors, about flurry feet long, twenty wide
nnd twenty h.,Th. Thu 1 provided with
few plain art! ioa of furniture. The oecu
punra uro at all times under thn wutnhfni
eyo of a guard, who e scut is novcr vacant
uayornign, i no law originally provided
tlmt tho shoritf of the county in which the
crime- was committed Bliould execute the
prisoner, but after ouo year it was amended,
nuking tho prison warden ex ojIcto Slate
uiucuuoaer. i ne scntiold i9 in a small room.
vwiiiii-i'M-u wnu vuo "cage" room by a nar
row pa3sajo lcuduis from the socoud aioi-t
luu a common utrwuy on
the lirst iJoorvvuy. Tho tirst ono leads out
upon tho scaffold platform.
Tho Ohio law providca th-jj .exeo-tlont
uiiio piuco uoiwecn miduiL'iit. and sunriae.
J'ho custom is tu Oo tlio huugiiijt as soon
after midniu'ht. ns tho nminjjemeiits can be
pence. ej. Jn onioi-not to c vui-bthooher
occupants of tiiocuo who might bo usloup,
the unfortunnto maa wtio is U bo hung is
uiitip uui oi ibo cage ana locued in tuo coll
on the second tier, not a dozen steps from
This pi-ovlclon as to t!io hour of c.-;ecution
in uusnow law Di-ouglit up a serious ques
tion wium it went into eiTo'.t. Uudor the
oiu i.sw t no custoai was for j Jdjes iu pasa
mg tho death renieiicoto order tho execu
tion lo u:o p'ik-o "bctwoen tho lioursof
ten a. ra. mid two p. m." There were two
p.-.- oni unu.v S-ii ii aootenco whoa tlio law
wont iu'.o o.Tect. Tho now law anphod to
tlicni, but tha olierif;s v.cro afraid that
uanj ii;;i.ie:n ut any other limo than that
epeo.ll d ia tho sentences would be murder.
T'no pjint was flu ally got around by having
the Governor reip to them for a few duys,
when tlio now law could upply without legal
UUIICUIL.V
lno coctitlon-room proper has not more
inun sisteeu leet Uyor urea. Tlio scuffold is
of tho simplo it kind. A platlora p rejects
oui lrom ono oi mo buio wails about ten
feet f.om lao ground. In tho center 1st
sin;;lo trap-door, ojioiiihj; downward. From
a atro:ig iron laia directly over it hangs
tho nooiio. That i3 all t hero is to Ohio's ma
chine. Thef.ict that thero b only ono trap
u mo putuorm, v-nuo inero la room for
three, tndicat -a tint it is not tho lulentlon
lo hang moro thun oao poriion utatimo.
vvnen uio law was new tho people of
ivoiumnus objected strenuously to it They
resented tho idea of a ' human slaughter
house" in tho city, but thut. has all sub
sided. The law limits tho number of those
present ut exo.-ntions to about a dozen. The
unpleasant work is done whon tho people
aro all usloop. There is no excitomoiit such
at prevail-, in tbo averago county seat for
days preceding nn exocution. Thero is ab
solute safety. Tho culprit caa not get out
nor can a mob break in. The law insure
security, corluluiy, decency aad prompt
ness. It Is a suecos3 and la generally m
recognized in the K:ato
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DISPENSARY
111
RISE OF THE QUID.
Whtrt
Was
tho Chawing Cum Crate
. titartml ami Developed.
"There's ono of tho rcsulu of tho skat
ing rink," snid a Slain street compounder to
Rochester (X. Y.) Denuieml and Chnnidt
reporter, as a flashily-attired, tailor-made
girl roplacod in her mouth a largo "quid"
of gum which slut bud removed while she
placed a glass of chocoiute and cream to
Lor ruby lips.
The reporter cast a withering look at the
compounder, but tho latter had already
Commenced to explain.
"A few years ugo," said he, continuing,
" the habit of gum cbevdnir had become ob
solete, so to speak. If thcdclii'a'iu wax bad
been mado of decaying matcriul. It would
have rotted on cur shelves. But now in
tho courso of a week dozeus of Doun ara
consumed in this city alone, and there aro
in tho United States a half dozen immense
concerns that, through tho manufacture of
gum navo amassed Immense fortunes or
their ownors within tbo lust flvo years.
"Thischnngo was bro-azkt nimut h h
skating craze, mid tho habit has grown to a
great fashion, and out'lved tho crazo. You
ace in every rink tho signs, 'Don't spit oa
the floor' were as numerous us the famil
iar 'Keep off tho crass' of nnv mmmnn.
me commauu uaa to bo obeyed and as
means or gotUnrf rid of r.a!iva,'tho male habi
tues of tbo rink begun chewing. Tho fair
ones emulated tho example of their compan
ions and took to tbo 'delicate quid,' and
thus the habit has spread.
"I do not say that every body who now
'practices thnurt' learned it on wheele,
but there is where, tho cnuo was started.
To sir, tho chewirg gum business received
un impel a from thn 'Don't spit on
Uor cf the 'ku'Jng rta.H "
1 Uillu, SKIN AND BLOOD
BacessftiDy Treated upon the latest Scientific Principles.
Diseases
fTos attnintd themnatwonderf.il (noeesa In the treatment!
f thectues to which he devn.es IdaiiiH-eiHl ntO'Uliiu,anU
throairh years of patient Inboraiel ruaeareh, he has dis-l
aifona cue nunc tuimnuie metaua oi eunng nerll
n.... l .... tnanlnnlnrv lii-niimrvam. ImimlaiiAa m h.a.. I
ness. confusion of idont'. tinlnltatlnn of the hwiru tiuiidltr. dinwfei of ilinuit. dim mutil
rkln, sffrctiona of the liver, etouinrhiinit linwela ibnae terrible nionlvra ariainx fmui aulitaryl
lin'.iili of youth and euci'gt practices, uukuv life a uiuerabluixulcbueaod reuduihig marriage I
-IUlVUUlKrvuui lJobilily. the
syu.itouj cf which are
LfCl)llltVaa dull, eiKtrcaard mind
rorformiof tbelr bifluesa and tocinl dullest
i lie a ii.pv iiium,,ci,up0i.MCrt,tre tno
ction of the heart, enuaiua flimhci of hoat,
il -prosaii.n of ipirits, evil forebodings, oowar I-l:-?.
fi:ar. dietiiii. ahnrt hri.itthi.iw. tnHl.in.
.uoiy, .ire easily oi co.nt.any ana aa.esprer
., crime to be slnct d- Uig ta tiled in tlio
iiiornin ta when rclir ngl o-t n finhnctt
i-tii e bono dt-lw-iM iu tbu urin.,irr.nnenoit.
I' cinll ne, eonlusionof Ihouvhia, wmory and
I i.ii.li ens, iijeceiii, eiitintioii. palnnt-HK.
iu u nn 1 'cakno" In In l.uibs, eto., fl.oul l
wwelt DCC- ALOtltX huuiediutoly uud
i ho rii.'ion j to hcul.h.
Tiilrr'!o jry Mn'l pw or
sl 14 I I 1 CI tayuui'K mi n ouitem
v'luting uwrrig,-awar. of phyncd wonk"
ir.j3j, lui of pniorestive powert, iinpoteney, or
''.iy oili.Tdiquuliuc.itinii. aimudily ruticvf.i.
', t! t.'io libera biuitclf unJ-r tliecire of
J MiiltlU', maycnnfiiloiii liiikonnraa a gen
;lemun, and cnnfijuntlr rolr oa his akill uaa
phiaieina. Dit. A Lit I. Hi' hi.t hud mixy
t jiai3t' czpe'ieuc in h.jiila'a and private
,.a-iiee v iti i. e.t : . i fci c reo...t ooiotCLt
liidicaltol...
n f Tmu)edi&tlT inml unit I
J Til U 1 1 Cl I full virur reatnred. Thi I
W e a k n ess.KV.i7 ?.i
leabuMiensnd Mud n.arriiiKO iinpaibie.
a thn p.-nalty paid br the ietim of iuipmper I
Inilnls" nee. Tim inimt tha ts uiuat ackunw-S
loauetliiitthopiH.iouaare tue iririt uidgneil
py wo.i-a me wnme worm ia stutictea. De-
mruy lueinijiu nuui nuve we il no u no J
loiiEorinteriBied in Ihe opHwite sex; the In-
teruhaneot thnt blUf fill n-imne whivhattnuna
mid laiemta iho whule wortil. cxiala mil
In. gori mu ceaMis to bo what J"d mmlo hlui .
til. i world l no lonjor interiytitnc to Lnn. ana
rt-niorae aiidiii'iippointmentaruhia .-.matniii
c .iuiiiiiioiiii. t'onault lttt. ALUIiitT ft once I
a d yun k ill flail tha syuipathy aad rehof that i
you puMii.i'iy roquiro.
y -w .u
40,000 pound,, Fnce Wire bo.i eht chean ,' w -. , - ! '
Will sel B trlied Fence Wire at 43 21 to ioo0 K,T N"1?' 00l'3'"e
Iron Nails at 3 per keg of 8 penn?."6 U&$&tf& .
otcoi wire at $3 p.-r keg of 8 penny ' a 0 "on''
Breach LoadlngSbot Guns 10 to $17 each.
Pure Maul la ?lnler Twine Hcts per pound.
Cable Chain with hook, 11, 11.60 and 2 each,
bolld Steel Adze Eye Hammers Wets each.
Shovels and Spades 60cts
Step Ladders, l, 1.25, aud $1.50 each.
Steel Game Trap,, $2, and $2.60 per dor.
Klohert Rifles, $t to $5.
Revolvers very low prices.
Clothes Wringers very low prices.
Pocket Cutlery, .. i
Stoel Club Skates, best 75cts per pair.
" .". " Nickel Plated $1 per pair.
Carpeuters Steel Snuaros, TScts each. .
Sleigh Tlellsat cost.
Sleds
Horse Dlankets at eost.
Lap Robes . "
I Japanese Robes "
Table Cutlery "
Champion X Cut Saws 25 to 30 cts per foot
Champion Buck Saws 76o each.
Hand 6aws60cts each.
Bhot $1.35 per bair.
Solid Bteel Axes 75cts each.
" Crow Bars 6cts per nound.
DalsyTlmrmmi.eters 15cts each.
8 Inch Mill Flies Wets each.
10 Inch .Mill Files lScts each.
Anv su.nl MB fffimla In i t. i . .
the above prices. 'V"em pt-
Do not ask lor credit at
Wellington, Ohio , February 5th, 18SfJ
ii
Younc: Men ct0,
niary viep,--iimt unnat.il nnd deatrucuvi-1
habit, whica snuunlly t -aucihi to an untimely I
snivi!, thnu?ati'l of jonrn ni.-n of exall il I
bit.-utuud brildunt intuiloct, niuy call with
full oo lktcticn. I
JR. ALliKllTs-ldrcsccs sll those who have
liijiirtd tb.-uitelvei Ly Improper indulgence I
and solitary hnbita which ruin both mimll
Bii iD-uy, uniittmn ttumlur buaineea, study, I
.cieir ur u.iuriUKO
OJ FltS l"3 Method, an1 a Guaraii- 8 .
F?emarka-
tca Qive.i in tvuiy cjso.
Ferfected in o'dl
vuve wiiiuii navel
Urfinbdll nsnlectedl
tr inskMlfdlly treated. No experiments
Or MilUI 13.
Otterbacker is headquarters for
everything in the following line:
Now is your time lo fauvvaur
Horse Blankets sP '.-
Wolf Robes.
WILL SELL AT REDUCED PRICES FOR THE
A Perfect Restoration Guaranteed-
DCnCnlP milium IM lirelTU brcalraru-dnreteDdeia who kws lri".m.ttJ, 1
ftlldUtlJ nUISUU 111 lUJllKl tl:eiutut.nthct.orn.onth..rt.f0ianm.irsandJ
i -j;irinna ooninoutiila, ahuuU ai vy Ljuicliauly. Ci.il or writv, but nhuro fuesibic, cue poraoDil I
A"ddre. wih Po.t.. u R. A LB s.RT, Cleveland, O,
To make room for
Bays,
A courso cf treatment with full direc-f
tions will be sent to any part of the
United States, securely Dackpd. freot
from observation, upon receipt cf Five Dollars, l
witn a guaranteo.xnat ir resuit3 aro not satis-
tacTon'. monpy wm rpn.incio.
SPBING
Stands at the Head
luDUSINESS EDUCATION. ' 0BERLIN COLLEGE WRITING DEP'T, 0BERLIN SCHOOL of STEN0GRAPHV
and TTPE-WRITirlll. anil ODERIN BUSINESS roLLCGE. all eonncaed. Einenaea low. Inalnirtion thorouoh.
nd ruunea cmiplete. Circulua free. Addre Me K HIS il UKtiDEHHO"' Obrrlln, flilo.
THE TORNADO IS KING.
THE TORNADO VELD AND ENSILAGE CUTTER.
GOODS.
My Stock of
Harness, Saddles and Collars,
. Is complete and prices to mmiu.tr.
Please Examine Goods Before you Buy.
A lull line of
Always on hand.
J. m; otterbacher.
Power Cutter with Elovatur
Alhu-
iftl
Jioiie-Ciitllnii bjr i::pclrk-lljr.
ltomovHlof kcetionsof bona in surgical
operations has heretofore been a long, tedi
ous process, effected with wallet, chisel,
(roagos, etc. It is, perhaps, the most brutal
and unscientific method which could be
adopted, and sounds like tho onerntira
butchery which existed in the last century.
This has all been reformed by an invention
called the electric osteotome, says the Lon
don Kit ct Heal Enginur, which Is an Instru
ment hold'tiff a circular saw at iu extrem
ity, revolved with lightning speed by an
electris motor. This, when hold afralost
bono, makes a clean cat through It in
fewteoonda; in fact, its actloa is instantane
ous. By holding the osteotome in a slant
ing position, wedge-shaped pieces can be
Cut out with equul promptitude. There li
no danger of the saw cutting the soft parts,
a Miey are protected by a retractor, an In
strument which is passed down aad under
tha bono.
a u.. iini-mion ior niitmn, pntiinesnd thurmuIHv il! il:it.,'riitlm: e.irn r.i.lili-r ami -uttliit
Hay, str:tw Slid etiHllnuc Muiteln S dllti-rent Uei. Irom i hiu.iII lini.ii hi.c. i.i u Ihtkr btesin
s.'TV V'1 V 'TPk ""'"' muuiiij inn. nine
.- f-V-vfC-iff V'- ll"tt!i..r..i!lileuts and splits
f V 'K-i'r'WtV W nt-.' ltf eoro (.MWer, either basked or
uniiuiKeu. Kcnnom l wealth,
It will ivyou to cut "iir fod
der on Tornado. Cnttle will
eat it up tMitlrtlj rleun, thus
savlna much waste, bealilea
avoliling troul.letonie unrolled
corn sulks In the manure Dlle.
The Iiillnwliii cut below repre
sents our I'tiltliiK Cylinder.
Wlilnh mi, ha -i .. it.. A - a ..... 4
of ;t revolutlnns per minute maklim theTornado the tniteat culler lu the world. Pdder
.i. .... .in. ...... . ii ur , ,n,i irn in jiirix-n wiiu aiiarp ooniiT. or eiixes. lo cause sore mouth, but
la thoroughly pulverized, avoiding all such danger. A trial will conrliirn you that you can
save one-half your fei-d by ualni a Tornado Cutterthe only perlect cutler In the market.
special discount to the trade. Now Is the time tn arninite fur territory. Write for Catalouue
liuliiat.ilMi.inl liill.u.n.lnll.1. . A ur 1 1 II . l.lil.'.... ..... , . .
ainiRHiiwa -iiu mn urati iiuii. nvilirM, . IV 11 1 I, l m'f.l al J . V.ailUin U.
Call on
WM. VISCHER it SON,
Tor your
PIANOSi ORGANS '
The Estey Piano and Oran re known in every part of
the civilized trlobe nnd while other instruments m-r. aol,i
claimin"' to be
"JUST AS GOOD AS TIIE ESTEY,"
The hardened mortal has not been found to nv tir
prepared to fumiish a superior. J
Hinging Noiso
In the ears, aonietitnes a roaring liuzzlnp
v.tind are caused by cstnrrh, that exceed.
Innly disngrfcatili- nd very coninmn lm
ease. Una nf Bim-ll or lienrin alno result
from catarrh. Hixm's r-nnnipurillii, the
groat blood purifier, is a peculiarly suc
cessful remedy l.tr this iilwitse, wliicli n
Hires by purifying the blood. If vtut suir. r
from catarrh, try Hood's Sari)arillu. tli
pucullur medicine.
.. Home Strlklnij fonlraata.
What Tl n pn., .. ' ? "BllHh 1,M,y ,lvi"fT tomporarily In tha
nat a U Cooper, Bays. United Btates notiocs tliat tho house aerr-
J. E. Jackson Dear sir: "I hud Bright' ants do a deal moro work hero than in theold
dlwaw) In the wnr-t form. I used two ! ountryi yet that ouf servants are relieved
bottles of jour medicine, Bunlick'a K11- j sionie) work tbat ia necessary there-tho
ney Cure, anil It ha done wonders for me. . taking of hot and cold water to sleeping
The swelling has left my brxly and limb j roomi In tome houses, and the care of lira
and I am so well I can walk out aitain ' w "Tory room by reason of no furnace ia
This is the only remedy Hint watiM reach I tbo cull,l Bne 'nslsu npon the superiority
my esse. Price 75 cents. ' atovos hero over Hro-places In England
What John L. Ilaitlea.of Wmidl nrv X a cold weather, and says that the kitchen
I . . - L 1M.a. Vl m m kHMa a...l. I . -. a.
' aau.aav IUUVU lUV CWH VOBU It
does there. The nse of bituminous coal in
. England is one causo of tome of these
j troubles. The independence of the domestlo
, servants In America Is another noticeable
fact, a might be expected in adomocrstio
country. Aa a sample of the greater con
veniences hero, the carpet sweeper is men
: ttoned. with iu dustloss work, In place of a
! tm. whk-b Is sololr used In Eugland. .
. snj-s: j. i.. Jackson, Desr Hit : ' I
bad kidney trouble lor years very bail
my pains at times were so ifreat I would
roll the llonr. I thought my case a kelp,
less one. I used two bottles ol your tned
fclne,(Burdicka Kidney Cure) and now I
csn do any kind of work. I recommind
this to all sufferers. Price 75 rents nnd
$1.25. For sate by Fred I). Felt.
Ilill'i Peerless CouKb Byrup Is a su e
care for Cronji. No cure no ptiy nt Felt s.
"A)er's Cherry Pectoral has given me
great relief in bronchitis. Within a month
I huve sent some ol tins prepnra.lon to a
Irieud suffering from bronchitis and
asthma, it lias done him an tiiuca good
that be writes lor more." Chark-a V.
Puwterville, Plymouth, Eng.
The purer the blood that courses through
the body, the greater the energy of the
system to remove aittease. Ar-uiro ptioo-i-a
will purify the blood. F D Felt
The demand for Ilinebart't Cough
B.lnm is wonderful and groa lng daily.
Wc. F.D.Feli.
COSSI'MPTIOJC SUBELT CURED.
To thb EoiToa-Pleaie Inform vnnr read.
era that I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease, liy its timely ohc thouaands of
hopeloas casei have been permanrntly cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottle a of my rems
dy rnra to any of your readers who have con
sumption If Uiey will send me their express
and pwt office address. JtMpectlsllv,
T. ai.SLOCUM.M.C..lWJ V .,MwVotk
uyspepsia STANDS WITHOUT A RIV1L !
ON THE 1 ACE OF TUE FOOTSTOOL.
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Makes the lives of many people miserable,
and often leads to eclf-dcstructlon. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, "all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and lrregn-
., . larlty of the bowels, are
wtsucsa tome of the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
rati nrv Bot ,Pt wen ot "" 11
tal,no requires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood's Barsa-
parllla, which acts gently, yet aurcly and
efficiently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus CInI
overcoming the local symp- u ' c .
toms removes the aympa-"03Q8CnO
thctle ellocta ot the disease, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
" I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did eat
ijaflri distressed me, or did me
nean ,itUe gootL Ja u Doar
DUrn after eating I would expe
rience fulntncss, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which ts that of a painter, and from being
more or less shut up In a Sour
room with fresh paint Last . .
spring I took flood's Bursa- BtOmaCIl
rllla-took three bottles. It did Die an'
immense amount of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the craving I had previously experienced."
Ozo&Gl A. Paoi, Watertown, Mas. r
Hood's Sarsaparllla
told by all amgg)ats.gl t sta for ts. Prepared only
Ir C. L HOOD CO, Apotbecai.ee), towen, Maes.
IOO Dosos One Dollar
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perfect work in sod.
The genuine Oliver Piowa and Repairs are sold by ,
G. E. TOWNSEND,
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I Wellington.
Ohio.
Philadelphia, I'a.
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