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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1896)
Mm. J. p. lteli, Oooauatomie. Math , of tbn editor ot The Graphic, the tmd* , tX local paper of Miami county, writes J iron troubled trith heart disrate * six years, severe palpitations, short ai*s of breath, together with such ei | streirtc Dervousues3, that, at times I would 1 walk the floor nearly all night. We •cmswltcd the best medical talent 'Thru saiu there warn no help for me, t-hat I had organic disease of the heart for ■which thcro was no remedy. I had read ynur advertisement In The Graphic and ay car ago, as a last rort, trlcdono bottloof Jbr. Mile ’ Arte Curb for the Heart, vfts'eh convinced rne that there was true Bwttt-in it. I took three bottles each of the and Kestorativo Nervine and It mmtll&tely eurett trie. I bleep wrJlat night,.my heart t>eata regularly and I iniru no more smothering spells. I wish to say tto till who fer* sufTering as I did; 1 i*hßV n s reiiKT uatolfl for them if they will only give your remedies Just one trial." ( -sC'r. Miles HoartCuro Is sold on a positive arusm/r.tee that the Urst. bottle will benefit. A3'druggists sell IPattl, 0 Isjttlcs forfeS.or It will beaent. prepaid. on receipt of price bp Iheiir. Miles Medical 00., Elkhart, lad. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure v Restores Health 2 Popular Magazines! FOR THU ME. | Us® | & 1 FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR! MONTHLY: ’Contains each Month : Original Water Color frontispiece ;1 2H Quarto Pa B M of Reading sutler 100 New und lllgli-clars lllu-tru- Jtlons; More l.lf.rary Matter and llliml'a- ? lions than any other Magazine Li America 2* Cts.; $3 Year. [frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. A Urlcflit, Wholesome. Jnvonllo Monthlv. ( ll'olly i lUHlrated. The Ik-kI writers for young Lvioplc routrlhoto to It. lOcts.; $1 a year. | SEND ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO j )the BARNESVII.LI: Gazktte ' BARKERS7ILL’\ GA. 'VfrxxK lj si.il’h I‘oi'UiwVK Monthly and 1 the Gazi m k Loth ohc y*fr fbrs.vo° Frank I 1.1; SI. 11- V 111 VSANT Hol'Kin FOR HOVtt AND > <i wi s anO'J 1(k L.azl ill both fr on year b fo J 1.50. I |Undoi?bteri!y the Best Club Offers if**.'lead to rrnnh I**tie'a P-tbHahlna House. .V.T., for Snr ll.uafi-uteA I'rrinium I.l*l, h fe. Do Yuu See Spots before you in the air ? That’s your liver’s fault. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Head- i ache and Billiousness are all your liver's fault. i Symptoms of a Disordered Livers Pain i: back, aide and shoulders, a i had taste In the mouth, coated tongue, Kenertl drowsiness, dii;es- , lion bad.Tullnes* in thestotnach, toss , of appetite, sour and sick stomach, habitual costiveneas, dots before the , i eyes, s in sallow, eyes yellow, ner vousness, pimples on the face, dry cough, confused mind. At the first appearance of these symptoms call on your ‘ merchant for a bottle of ; hoC^ 0C ’ 5 ; IK; W, , {lhknutfic #ani^euraijsio : (jJREr f it goes straight to work on the liver. It cleanses this organ t makes it active again purifies f your blood and you 'ro ctiral. . Ask Your Druggist or Morchant For It. ‘ CULLEN & NEWMAN, t Sole Proprietors, < Knoxville, Torn. ’’Ota Leading Go:;::.:'.:. / jf Carl Kaultkx, UIM'T. tliil Ol** Itauudtdin lio3 by 1 *. 0N bt < m iJIiVV ()W^--^Scnd lcr rvosptetas fiyir' L.. information. W. lUt k, Onoral Maiuftft !*am Snip’s Letter. I r ad t It ter the of fur day from an rld motb'r to her son whom she lit and uo; se-n but one in four years, f was touched with sympathy for 1 lie t oil noth'r —I couldn't help it. ! A" I fad that letter written by her fee! 1<- hi! and I >J-o rend I er mind, ss j it w s filled with pure love for her] hoi tint only a parent can expieie. J Bey’s ti ere an times f r all things. 1 A I tie m 1 fif nee now and then is of ten tli It'd by foe widest men. God k'u W“ yur hearts cry how. Hut. 1! i.- is on. time when 1 feel like cold fee's fie !d or !tr, even if they full with /< atlier weights. If I was an orot' r J’d get on a stump and tell tl em to a ten acre field full of the woi st. boy* that v. r shaded the eartl. J’d ft rlit it duty I owed the. ri ing generation—a duty in point-j irg out their faults and working fori reformation to spread over ibe hra-j ves* the gran'?* st and the noblest country on Ged’s green e-r'b, *he Sunn*. Sou'b. 'J he spring term of courts have adjourned and in session. I ha*e i) t held a deaf ear or shut my eys in watching tbeir pro ceedings, J have never heard of as many boys urul young men being reined up in courts in my life, soine for gambling, some, for <;t rrymg con cealed weapon.-, some for swdliog whiskey and *he revenue ©ffictra do u.g ad tiu'i can to break up illicit distilleries. Boys, you know the practising of either will get you into trouble sooner or later, then remein- 1t r that for v< rv t*-ar y on shsd >ll bo aiiswered book by *< iboowai and pirns from the sorrow beaTtH ol v< r groii tlti parent". Any boy with 01 ditjery intelligence knows when kc ir bricking Iho laws < f bin eonutrv. ! })M) what tlo 'on w*at to do it t) ? in >her my honor in it, any braver j r politeness or wisdou in it? You break the laws of uotuipe and oil sufler for it, the® why slunk! you m t suffer for breaking the laws ol vt ur eoutitij? God road© m a ,n with a higher ami than to gamble. Ihi re is nothing 1 have 11 feiipreityer contempt, for, nnd tin re is notlnug 111- woild could so easily dispense with ;;h h gambler. I wouldn l risk the honor of one as far as I e aid throw a mule. Ho will get to where be would t ke bread from a hungry child rather than honestly toil for i*. If you will allosv a little self allu -ion 1 will any I have lived thirty *l vt u jeuvs and I have never f It my ont'seience so guilty yet that I deern ttl it necessary to carry a pistol. Wht r a man canies a pistol he meant) m uielLing he is 1 ot carrying; it ‘'jest to be doing.” If [was rent out 10 hui.t the biggest coward in the woild, an h ; who could not look an honest man in the taco and t* 11 him what he thought of him, a man who Lai r o conlidence iu bimvlf and a will t iver b'mlit thia world, I’d J! ill.L an au who 1 abi'.ually cuiries a 'pist 1. WT.ti h hat man, and if Lis . 1 life ,!on’t prove it 111 tuke it hack. TLi re is 1 lily one thing 1 Late wo*" e than a pistol, and that isahyp- oci ic. I don't wsb to le unreii notiai 1 , tbeie are exceptions to all 1 t ies, but what 1 am insisting on is il e pulling them down by the youths of our country, who a:e coi tinually bnuging tre u'jW on the beaus of their ptr ntsby their use. '1 he selling atid de ling in wLLkey on the sly is more i limning than many ptople think fi>r. It is mort g. uerally practiced where law-abiding people have ti o lesat protection. What have country people for prottc lioi ? They ate uot watched ovi rby the care ot policeman or au officer of the law. It has generally “bap* peu< d’’ btfore they cry out lor help, „nd then, it’s too lute fur that time. It iLuy be saying too much for my- M lf, liut I never bud any feais of li quor btiug my ruin. 1 have my face ; ut tied iiguinst it, < xpect to do ail 1 cuu to keep it from h rming the wi tld as long ns 11 ve urd don't caie who knows ft. lui honest in what 1 eat . ur.il if 1 nu ke a thousand ene mies In it I can’t blip it. A g*Lth -11,1111 will dig sassafras rot ts for bis l.vmg before be will stoop so low as os, llu outlie -vly,’’ ntueb less make it. And a boy who will turn a deal ear to the uaclinga of ids parents wnl never make much rnaik in this won 1 . And kiholy fetltnj.for young men piouipts me m raying what I lu ve. I hope ecmtbjdy will talk to my bins in ;his way as they grow up. If n fails to benefit them thy sb.ul have m> thai.ks ail ;bu same. “Touch uot, tuste not bundle not the nucleau thing,'’ Yours for better moral-. Sam Snip. Madison Adfwtissr. We might t-11 >ou more about One Mu ute Cough Cute, but you proba bly know that it euies a cough. £v ,ry cue does who have used it. It is u pt licit remedy for couhs, colds, lonisemss. It it- au especial favorite ior chiitliet , being pleasant to take and quirk to cure. Dr. W. A. Wright.^ NOT INCONSISTENT. j “What do you think? Young Dau ) byrr U going to tnarry the rich oid lb kflegnl. And he used to talk si much übout being forever wed led to 1 Hit.” “W<ll, she’s mostly ar 1/'—lndian apolis Journal. INDIAN WOMEN. St. Louis, Me., .bost Dispatch says “Indian women are preverbialy hu ll hy and strong, often marching f r days with tbiir baLes upon their back-. In tact they frequently go J lire day before and after c mfineMnent 1 vviib their tribes, up and their march. 1'1,e.->* women acquire this gre*t strength and power of endurance by using a weed that grows* in their lo cality, cot ol which a medicine ie 1 now being made, and keyst by tke druggist, under the name Indian Weed (Female Medicine.)* For eaAe by J. H. Blackburn. One hundred and nine thousand locomotives are a* present running on the earl in. Europe has 83000, America 4U,o®<i>, Asia. 3,000,. Austra lia 2,000, and Africa 700 In Xurope, Great Britain and Ireland talks pre mier position with 17,000 eogims. Get iLvtny has 15yW)$) France lA,t)000.. Australia HaJaarj, rfee second lar gest CNitiueuial eoiw&tiy, has., 5,000. 'J he rgricultuiral department has forwarded all Kenatears and 3£epre seutatries notices thal ibe quots* of eicli one in this- yeip s disirit>ution of Government seed)* will he ! u5,00Q packets f vegetable seeds, in packa ges containing Ls> assorted varties,. and 1,4100 t>Hrkets of flower seeds, in 280 packages of mo vanities each. The allowments for the Scwitbern Senator* and we tubers will bo- dis *iibuted lii:ht r OAviug to the advance season. POB- OYER f’JFTY YE.ARS. Wisicw’s Soothing Syksb has been used Hot ever fitty yurs by millions of mothers for their abildren while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the chibi, sofjeus the gums, ulLays. all pain, cures wiud col ic, aud is the best remedy for Diar iboea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. St L; by Drug gists n*i every part of the woild 2u c uts h bottle. Ue sure and ask for Mrs. W idow’s Kootbiug Syrup, anil take uo other kind.. Don't It t anyone persuade you to take anything 'lee instead oS Simmons Live Regulator. Some 11 erctwnts will try to do this but not for y< ur good. They do it to make a little more piolit cn something which is of an iijfeiior quality, tin ugh you must pay just as niuau for the bad as lor ibe good. Be sure to take Simmons L.ver Regu lator, and nothing else. Lock for Red Z on every package. Drivo out tie impurities from your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla and tba-i avoid that tired, languid feeling ami ever serious illness. The Savannah Neves tLii.ks Unde Sam is not so powerful bud off in a liuancnil way as one might think, if the olu gentleman can indulge him self to tbe extent of four big bailie ships and lifteen toip*do boat* at the moderate cist of $27,500,000 in round numbers. Starvation is not imminent to say the least. Burns are absolutely p,aiuless w hen DeW iti’s Witch Hazel fcialve i* promptly applied. This stattment is true. A pel feet remedy for skin diseases,cln pped bunds and lips and never tails to cure p.les. Dr. \\. A. Weight. “Here’s a qaestior, ’ said tbe infor mation, editor “that I can't answer Tbeuiuu wants to know bow long girls should be courted.’’ “Just tbe same as short gill',’’ replied tbe obiiuaiy editor. And me sial! humorist stela the joke and soni it to the editor iu chiet for sl. It’T just as easy to try One Min ute Cough Cure as any thiug <lse. It s easier *.o urea s,vete cough or Cold with it. Let your nxt pur chase for a cough be Oue Miuutt- Ccugb Cure. Bettermedicin metier resul ; better try it. Ds. W A Weight. A Georgia editor makes this sug gestion: “We have ail been talking about reducirg tbe acreage in cot ton. Suppose seme attention be given to ibe reduction of tbt> acreage in politics. Let’s reduce the candi dates to u stand, tl iu*ein out cut, plant them futher apart, aud put fewer in a bill” “If we are to live after de itb, why ! den twe have some certain knowl edge of it?” said an < I*l skeptic to a clergyman. “Why don’t you have some knowledge of this world befute you come ioto it?” was the caustic r ply. J It is not a miracle. It won’t ore ; everything, hut it will cure piles. That s what D*Witt’s Witch H*zel Salve will do, because it has doLe it ■in hundreds of case®. E’r W. A. Weight. ■ ■ - * ■■■ * The foil owing i8 the 1 .tst verson 'of an old poem: “Mary had a little anile, and it followed her loschule and tne f,acher like a fule sttpped 09 behind the mule and hit biro wuh a rule arid then there was no skuie.” j It *B all trine same, a slight e< ld,ct gesi *J Jong* ©r severe cough. One JliuiUe Cough Cure banishes them. Dr. A. Weight;- ABSURDLY SIMILAR. ] Yabsley—l saw another one of I'khose stories abouA a man losing his watch ar>d not tindug it for two years, and when? lie did tlod it it was irfeili roncing. Mudgt—Wei',, ikaow I found a tailor’s bill I had luislatd* seven years ago,, and it was st>ll*rU'UiiQ.g.—imlu iifWj'oiis Journal. NiNEiy cent. ICft'all the people need ho* cake a course of Hood’s Saraapa-rilia. at this to pieveut that and debilitated comiitiou whicb imutes dieoase.. 'ilim money ie.vo’sted io haif a dozes bottles- of fcisoo’s S*u sapanlla will couie hack with iatge retmns in ihe health arvd* vigor of body and strength ofiuervts. Hood’s I*jlls are easy to buy, easy to take, easy to op-tunte,. Cure vll ln*triUs.. 2Sc. An exchange heads- au editsiri&l *‘€!u Figures Lie?” Fosssbly not, hint it is always well bo beae in mind that liars eun figure. INTERSTATE. DRILL ATSD RI - FLE CONTEST SAYANNAH GA MAY 1896. Accounts.of above occasion a rate ;of one fare has been authorized for J the round trip fiom a'.l points within a radius of fifty miles of Savannahe and one cent per aitte distance travg eled from all poims ( utsidie of above radius) in the State of Georgia, to Savannah. Tickets to be sold three days of the third week of Mav, these days to be named later, tickets to bear final limi ; lay IBtb, 1896. The Central. Of Georgia Railway Company Will Sell Excursion Tick ets To Savannah as Above. Mr. Whitney denies that be is to be either married or nominated for the Presidency. MARVELOUS RESULTS. From a letter written by Rev. J. Gundermau of Diuiondal* 1 , Mich., we are permitted to make this extract: “I hav e no besitattion in reconmied ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, as the results were almost marvellous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives Juuction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding Lr Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with lit tle interruption and it seemed as if 9he could uot survive tl err). A friend recommended Dr. King’s New Dis covery; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial uot ties free at S. B. Burr Jr’s drug store. Regular size 50c and SI.OO. Fitzgerald the marvtlous uew city of soutn Georgia is sure to have pro sperity as long as there is $60,000 pensiou money distributed there every month. This money is drawn by hundreds of fedeial veterans who are located there. ELECTRIC BITTERS. Electric Bitters is a medicine suit ed for any season, but perhaps mere generally needed, when the languid exhausted feeling prevails, when tbe liver is toipid and sluggish and the nted of atonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and perhaps fat 1 bilicus fevers. No medicine will act mote surely in counteracting aud free ing tbe system from tbe malarial poi son. Headache, Indigestion, Con stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c aud SI.OO ptr bottle at $. B. Burr Jr’s drug store. HE’S NO PACK MULE. An exchange came to ns last week with a blue mark ar und an editorial ! booming a ondidat o for office. ) A printed slip parted to the piper ! kindly r* quested us if we said any thing about 1! e candidate's candid - cy to send him a marked copy of the paper. We didn't do it. We ain’t going to do it. We ain't saving a word. We ain't going to cay a word. Unless The cash is in sight. And we cant see ibe t railing face of the Goddess of Liberty one side of the dollar of our dead’s and count the tail feathers in the great ameri on eagle on the other. In lintes past wv have gjven away columns o*f type and reams* of naper and great gobs of ink in a pclitieal campaign. And vvbnl did we get in return? Nothing J-at the piivil-ges at wad ing in the rn*d benind the band waj-- ou and spilling coal oil on ou? only coat and getting shot in the tie- with a Roman cawdle*. But limss hve changed and! our IfeeiiDgs bve shauged. j Every thing,' has changed except ,cr pockets. There is no change there. We are a democrat, but w? sink DCvpicK mule to-carry no candidate into * ffice and gfrt the shoulder. Ifnd perhaps ike cold mutton ;i --teivtbe vieciion. Gar enthusias.ra* ?s goce. it has leal-eel through the holes in our elbows and escaped through the appenores in • ur jawat.-*. Giory is t good- tlug, but cold) cash is better. Campaign thu* dr wjlk no longer reverberate throughout the columns except at so much per thunder. o*.;r poor campaign- rooster has to be fed,.and wherewith* baLl we Led him? He s lost his tail feathers in the last campaign and needs some extract of gold or silver right now. Ous tow line is sagging in the middle and a unraveled at the ends. The candidate is out for the office. We are out for tha stufE —Louisi ana Etess. Busy people have no ti*me, and sensible people have no inclination to use a slow One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly and gives permanent results.. Dr. W. A. Wright. maDEETEST FOR EGGS. A way to tell bad eggs is to put them in a pail of -water , aud if good they lie on their side-., if bad, they will stand on their small fends, the large ends always uppermost, unless they have been shaken considerably, when they will stand either end up. lhtreoie a bad egg ciu be tutd by the way it rests iu ibe water, always end up,, never on its- side. What the Editor Heard. A STORY FROM CAYUGA CO., N. Y. SUm Pennell, of Xlira, Y., Veils O t & Dllxmdc of the Nineteenth Century. fflrom the Cayuga ffok, IV. 1"., Independent.) Hearing through) Messrs. Allen & Burch, druggists of Niles ; . that Mr. Silas Z. Pen nell, a respected citizen of that town had been cured of a bad case of sciatic rheuma tism by the useof Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for l’aie People, the editor of the Cayuga County Independent determined to know the truth of the matter and went out to Niles. Mr. Pensell is a farmer and has neat and comfortable home near Niles. Wet asked Mr. Pennell if it was true that ho had been cured of a bad case of rheumatism bw Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. He said that three years ago in August 1891, he was seized with severe pains in the hip, just where the sciatic nerve is, which gradually ran down his leg making life a misery to him but not preventing him from doing some work on the farm. Soon after he was loading hay when lie slipped off the load and hit his hip on the wheel. After ihi9 he was worse, suffering great agony, and for some time was unable to do any w;rk. He took such medicines as his physician prescribed and improved somewhat so that he could help some around the farm again. About Thanksgiving time he was helping to put away some barrels of cider which he had made, when he strained himself anti agnin became helpless. He then tried smother {ihvsieian who felt confident of curing him iy the use of the electric battery anti medi cines which he prescribed. But failure was the result, he got no better, and another physician was tried and treated him for some time. By this time his whole body was affected. Sharp pains would start in his hand or foot, run up one side of his body, over his shoulders and then down the Other side and then pass off for a short time. These pains would return regularly, affect ing his whole body, and nothing seemed to relieve him and he began to despair of ever being well. In the spring of 1892 a relative in another county read of a case very simi lar to Mr. Pennell’s, which had been cured by Pink Pills, and sent the article to hint, asking if it did not suit his case, it was very similar and he determined to try them, lie commenced taking Pink Pills and soon felt better, the pains became less violent with longer intervals between them. He felt encouraged and persevered in their use anil snon became able to work on the farm, and in April or May he felt so free from pain that he considered himself a well man again. He says he has probably taken 20 boxes and able to do as good a day's work as any other man, and wc can say that he looks like a hale and hearty man who had never known sickness. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and rich ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. Thor are for sale by all druggists, nr may be had by mail from Pr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., for 50c. per box, or six boxes for $2.50. M CARTIBsr JBBMittle PILLS SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsb, and Too Hearty Eating. A per. feett remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi ness* Bod Taste in the Mou A, Coated Tongue Pain* jo. the Side, TORPID LIVER, They Reguibffie the Bowels. Purely Vegotatfe, Smastt Pill. Small Dose. Small Prica. Gratetnl — Comforting, EPPS’ COCOA B rent fa st—Su ppcir. “By a thorough knowledge ofMiie nat oral laws wliiirh govern the operations* of dige.-tion aad nutrition,and by a eave fni application of the fine piopcrtlea of well selected Coeoa, Mr. Epps lias pro vided for our Tefcakfast and snppera del icately fiavour’sd' beverage wliich may save us many heavy doctors’ bills lb is by the judicious* a-e of such articles of I diet iliat a constStiniioti may be gradual ly bndt up until strong enough 10 resist every tendency to- disease. Hundreds-of subtle maladies a ire floating around u.s reatiy to attack w&erever there is a weak point. We may eseapemany a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well foi titled w ilU* .pure blood and propeily nourished 1 ;frame.” —Civil Seavrce Gazette. Made sinoplg with b .iiing water or milk. Sold, .only in half-pound* tins, by Giocers, la bel ed thus: 'JAMEs EPPS& OO. r Ltd., Honußopatli! ic Chemists, I.smdon, Ei gland. fh *;hichent<*r’s English. lMumond Brum. tWHYROTtAL PILLS Original-a-l Only Genuine. A N safe, always reliable, ladies ak AA druggist l'r 'VticKwter 9 JBnijtish Dtn-i Brand in* And Bold zjboxea. sealed vrirh bine ribbon. TnUo VS' ■TOH, v Jnn other. Ettfmedanfferou* suhatitw v I J fff tiumi and imit/Uion*. At Druggists, or send 4. J W in Stamps for p.irficalars. testimonials anc \ '£• ** Relief Tor Lalld.” ”i U tter. Uy return —X if Mail. HMMN) Testimonials. Same Payer. —— r tTl*leter CL* mlcal€o. f Mudlmia Squ. o Sold'Oyall Local Druggists. * hlllldo.. Half-backs, fbffbacks & weakbacks are relieved by Bellodbivno ■ r^J®Plo6bT it SPOT.^^feft tun ONE MARK MINUTE COUCH CURE aures quickly. That is what it wai made for. Prompt, safe, sure, quick relief, quick cure. Pleasant to take. Children like it and adults like it. Mothers buy it Sor their children. Prepared by E. (T. DeWltt & Cos., makers ot De Witt's Little Early Kisers, the famous little pills. THE GREATEST AUTHORITY IN THE WsMB PRESCRIBES CUSHMAN’S MENTHOL INHALES W COLDS in head, catarrh. /AJ SORE THROAT. LA GRIPPE, HEADACHE or jj IPy v Any Heal or Throat Trouble. X>*. J. L. BnoWNK.DAXDON DK. Brown*? Is. Seu'.or Surgeon to tbe Centra.’. London T%ro*i o 4 Ear Hospital. He declare! himself iu a recent medical journal In em phatic terms ns iWlows : ‘*Tho vapor of Menthol chock* lw * manner hurdlr k*** Ilian marvelous, nrute Colds in thr head. For all form* of nrrsal diM*AM>K. routing obstruction to the natural breath w.iy. I prescribe Cushman's McnlhuL Inhaler to kbeeilcnt af hundreds per annum.’* A < IIRO.VH' DISEASE LCRIS IN ETBBY B,U> COLD! Then why d-j yon go or. In a deluded w*,t trying to wear eat jomr misery when Cushman's Inhaler will reGvve you iutanlty. it it a Content Companion ! f. r -.OU worth of medicine for 50 rte. No sickealmr *r nauteming drug* to dehiirtxte your : ysteu*. Only a refreshing hmithful aid to you. Indispensable its traveling. Public tdn(c*r* and speakers use it aud huil It the greatvU nid in i'.rengiher.inv the throat. IU?MGrU7A ? DR. J. H. SALISBURY, a distinguished Isle teUELlVm.7fl a physician of New York, snM: “Inhaled Menthol is partial lari v destructive to rHelilerl the In rtnenia bacilli. ** CCA f l)r. Bosley Thorn, in rcnmnnhi- OifeK tlon hi the London Lancet, says; “1 have found Cushman s Menthol Inhaler exerciser a marked benefi cial in Sea Hckneis and especially in the berdnehe rind vertigo, which remains alter the actual vomiting and retching passed off.” Mottville, N. Y.. Jan. VI, ’9*. a an t<* had Catarrh uoout ten A friend seat me one of y lauah. *. It helped me the first time \ tried it. T. DOUGLAS MORTON. Kingston, N. Y. I have used one of your Menthol Inhalers t'rr about a month k* Chronic Catarrh of twenty years’ standing. It has given me mora relief than all other remedies 1 ever tried. H. LAY HAM. The most refreshing and Healthful aid t> HEADACHE Soflere*. Brings Sleep t<> the SI -<q !*. Cjixs Insomnia and ’*crvous Prt*stra tion. Don't he fooled with worthless imitations. Take only CUSlf* MAN'S. W>c. at druccis'.s* or mailed postpaid on receipt of pru'C- Writu tor Book on Menthol sand testimonial*. CUSHMAN DKL’fl IX)., Tiarennes, Ind. or No. 324 Dearborn H*.. CMeago- HL Cushman's Menthol Balm Is tbe safest, e*ar*st, and most reliabl# remedy for CUTS SALT RHEUM CHAPPED HANDS BURNS ULCERS FROSTED FEET BRUISES ITCH RINGWORM „ SCALDS ERYSIPELAS AND OLD SORES. Specially Recommended for PILES. Quick to Relieve Puin nnd Reduce Inflammation. Guaranteed to give satisfaction ; when von nst an oiutnient.be sure to pet Cushman's MenAnoi Balm. IJo not accept anything else as Ulnp jus* as pood. This Balm is the Largest Box of Oint ment and the best on the market. If you cannot get it of your druggist send z&c. for one box by mail. Sold by all leading druggists. CUSHMAN DRUC CO. TimWß. ISD. r S*J4 Dearborn 81-, CHICAGO.
