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I iCIIIIIII L‘> IJJfr N'l 1 ill I'. .V A. .*1 inert* <»u \S cilucml iy night, u in 1 tielore eai'li Ini] ni'mii. *l, G Pace Al. A. H Tatum.. W M I teuton ( Imjiifr No. lid |] A M, meets second Saturday jiigut in e;n*U luontlt. S. H. I hut man Seereia.iv; .1 W. Hussey H i\ Rising • Fan n Lodge No. *21)3 F <te A M meets first ami third Saturday night of each inontlt. H P 'latum, Seeietarv; J W Hussey, V\ M. Supciior CouMa meets on third Monday iu March and the third Monday in September. J C Fain, judge; S H Tliurtuan, clerk; W A Byrd, sheriff. Court ol Ordinary meets the first Monday of each month. G M Crab tree, ordinary. Tux Reriver, Joseph Coleman. T»X Collect..r, (} W llughos. Treasurer, Z O’Neal. Coroner, W U.&.1. JACOWAV ATTORN EYS AT LAW 1 UfcN I’UN, l)A DE COUNTY. (j EOltG 1 A. ’ Will practice in the Cherokee Circuit, and Supreme an Federal courts, Prompt atten tion to business. f J. Lumpkin, All y At Law T.enton, - - Ga, Will practice in the counties of Dade and Walker. Will pay strict attention to all business entrusted to his care. feb.l7-ly _j| REMEMBER SAjjH THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AS D S HOE SIIOP, Or, the Company Road. ■ WE HAVE ITT PIIHTS. P%_ OF F.EPAiRS Ladies and gents Low Cut Shoes made from *2 50 to ST.OO, Boots from Sfi.OO to $lO 00. Try me you will be satisfied. Respectfully, T. H. Robertson. Rising Fawn, Feb. 27th- STATE OF (lEOROJIA, DADE COUNTY— TO Al.l. WHOM IT MAY CONCURS: Andrew Brown having in proper form ap plied to mo for permunet letters of admm.s --v" ,l. ,o, 9 te of Parhena trntion on tn© e^iaie Killian late of said county. This is to cite all and singular, the creditors, «nd next of kin of Parthena Killian to be and appear at my ofhee on the first Monday in June next, and show cause, if any they can.why permanent Utters of administration should not be granted to Andrew Brown on Parthena Killi-n estate*. Witness mv hand and official signature, this the ilth day of April mj. Printers fee $3 24. ordinury ’ DP.DUWCAK’S 111 m, W«!ur*yr*«» remrdy f#r dili< ’ aP * s 8,1,1 ‘f feet ion? of the bowels. T hi, sntendii *nd nev.r f.i'ing medi coin pounded from Blackberry and «ther Medionnl Hoot a and Herb., is there fore perfectly harmless. It 111 f ,u the uioet delicate aomach It is the Ul lt epeedv and effectual med.eine for .he «f P »" f<*rms of biarrhee*, ,n fhlldre " or adult.. Cholera Morbus, Dyee-tery and the various Summer Complaints of the Low- J* "o prevalent among all oI««. during the’ summer season. ...Only one botUe (pr.ee cent.) ll .ufficient to effect a cure. DR. ROOTS CHILL TOSIC. J’Vtrif'ZZ f,po;7;"* uio.t aggravated forms of thnls and U\er if taken js direete 1, in from three to seven dovs. when quinine and all other medtetne* fail It will also, if taken regularly, build *nd tone up the weak and d *‘” l,ta '®J *!*' tern, and above all, leaves no bad effects be hind, as do so many other preparations. DR- DIIKCAX’S LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE The great preventive and cure of all ma larial diseases and a sure cure for all forms «f dispepsia and indigestion It acts direct lv upon the liver and all the secretory glands of the stomach and bowels, it cures the dts <.»se by removing the cause from the system that produces or brings on the disease; hence it i. unsurpassed for .he euro of constipation sour stomach, heartburu, headache, and all those symptoms indicating the want of proper notion of those glands situated in the storn noh and howls. Two or three bottles of Ur. I)t ncap'i Liver nnd Kidney Medicine is pos itivelv recommended to relieve and «r..ny if ,h'e above diseases if taken as directed. price 75 cents. Duncan’s Worm Syrup On# bottle of thii .Syrup will completely **pol all specie, of Worm- and without in inn «« the child, as it contains no calomel or • ther injuriuns .uhstnnc s. Again, it .s p eai «nt to the taste aud acceptable o the stom ach, and, therefore, administered without trouble. Price 25 cents, SPURLOCK, PAGE St, Cf, PROPS JVashvillo- Trim. •Jade County i imes. I A. HA V RON, Local Editor. 'Akdnkspay, M*y ‘2y. ISS4 Only two bonnier at the county holed T II B Cole went up to Chattanoo ga Friday. W. P, and Miss Sue Pace returned from Chattanooga Friday •I M Cuirv has put. in a fish trap iu Leokout. Where is it at Jabe? Capt. and Mrs. K T Rogers came np from Rising Fawn Saturday evening. Mrs J P Jacoway lias been ill for some few days. Hope she will be out soon. Dr E B Kelcherside, of Jasper, Tenn., paid us a pleasant visit last Saturday. Jewhilikins! how hot.—M.—lt snot so.—H.—You are both lying, its mod erate Devil. We had a good rain Saturday and Sunday, It was needed bad, but was hardly enough. There will be some peaches in this vicinily, and at some places iu the county a full crop. Our local editor spent Saturday and Sunday in Collinsville with well, you know who. The following marriage license were issued during the past week: W J Killian to Josiphine Torhett Court of Ordinary meets next Mon day'. Ooojy! the Judge will give the creek bank a rest for one day. Master Benny Crabtree caught 32 snnpereh Satnrday. Lookout Judge or be will be a better fisherman than you. Marion Blevins, son of Gaines Blev ins, w’as kicked by a mule a few days ago,and severely hurt at James’Switch DeKalb county, Ala. David Tatum has been called away several times for the past week on ac count of the-illness of his mother, wdio is still very low. A young man named Yonng was fatally injured by a limb falling on him, last Webnesday while hauling tanbark near Eureka, DeKalb oounty, Ala. He died Saturday. We have heard some talk of the "M K Sunday-school at this place hav ing a picnic. We are needing some thing of the kind to break the monoto ny, and infuse more life into the town. Jy four or five year there will be more lovliness in the feminine popu lation ot Trenton, if the present pros pect holds out, than any town twice its size in North Georgia. Another case “didn’t know it was loaded” happened in Chattanooga Thursday. Jeff Lee killed Andrew Mitchell by shooting him in the thigh with both barrell ot an “unloaded” shot gnu. He died in a few minutes from the loss of blood. See the advertisement of E T. Rog ers in this weeks paper. He makes no promises that he will not fulfill. He advertises nothing only what lie has, and when you carry him your barter you are sure to get Ins goods as cheap as if you had the money. Don’t fail to call eaily and get first choice. We have been informed that there was a picnic at the Mcßee cave near here last Saturday,, Our reporter was negligent as to informing himselt in regard to thetime aud consequences, therefore we are not able to give our readers the full details, but from what information we have that it could have had a lageijattendance. Notice: The following papers were foimd and left at this ofliee: One note payable to J S or I 8 Smith & Son or bearer seventeen dollars and sixty cents, signed Ervin Harrison. A eceipt from A .1 Nelson to Ervin Har ison, also a receipt from S P Hard wick to Ervin Harrison and other notes rod receipts, which the owner can have by calling ah this office and paying for this advertisement. The series of meetings held by th e Primitive Baptist, near this place last week and Sunday, were largely at tended. The house was more than fall, and in fact, we believe the at tendance is always large for the ac commodation, most especially in re gard to seats. It would add very uincli, with little co'st, to the comfort of the congregation to procure nio.e aud better seats, S.e chauge cl Dr. Duium’- an. Col K D Graham, of Cartel *vil.c. G.i., was in nut town yesteid «v Court <>l Drdinan ami \V IT. J-ie oway gone fishing ai prs-elil writing' Inesitay. John Grav passed through town luolay Aiiii hi* saw mil., IU- will stop with it soniewheie near li. L. W. Allison's. Wc are glad to learn that Mrs Fryer, who has been very sick lor some time, is getting better, and that Impes are entertained that she will re cover. \Ye understand that- Mr II L W | Allison, an old and esteemed citizen i of this county, was stricken with paralysis yesterday. Serious tens are entertained as to the result. Messrs M A 11 Tatum and J P Jacoway, returned from their fidiing expeditions from Alabama last Thurs day. 1 hev claim to have caught some fine fish but we did not see them. Elisha Thomas died at Sulphur Springs, DeKalb county, Ala , last Sunday evening. He was a yonng man just in the bloom of manhood. The writer was well acquainted witli him, and regreted very much to learn of bis death. Saturday, June 14th is 6et apart as the day for all the citizen* of this place to meet at the graveyard at the Bap tist church for the purpose of clearing j off the slrrubery and undergrowth, j Attention has been called to this mat-1 ter in another column, None of us wish to live and be entirely or soon for gotten, neither is it all of life. Another fiend in human shape throws a dynamite cartridge in Look out Creek above Sitton’s Mill last Wednesday. When a man becomes so degraded as to kill fish in this man ner should, if found out, be punished to the full extent of the law which may be found in section 4310 of the code which reads as follows: “A fine not to exceed SI,OOO, imprisan ment not to exceed six month, to work ;n the chain gang on the public works or on such other works, as the count authoritiei may employ the chain gang ! not to exceed twelve months, anu nay j or more of these punishment may be ordered in the discretion of the judge.” Last Saturday night, at Rising Fawn, about 11 o’clock, John Saund ers knocked Ben Daniel down by strik ing hiai with a sling-shot, aud rob bep him of his hat, as the evidence showed. Daniel swore out a warrant Moiday against Saunders charging him with assault and br.’tery and larceny. He was brought before lh® Court cf Inquiry at Rising Fawn and committed to jail on this charge tc await the action of the grand jury at the next term of court. He was brought down by Al Gibson Tuesday morning, and was assigned a lodging at the county boaiding house. Con sidering the circumstances he is one oi those whom the county ought to be perfectly willing to givo bis board, Z Z., ot Cole City, can get his ditch dug at the prices he gives and have $6 7 5 left, and I think that he should send the amount to the Times and or der the paper sent to r riends who are not able to pay for it. At $1.25 per yard A will cut yards of ditch, which w ill be worth 46.871; and at 75 cents per yard B will yards which will be worth $46 87A. So you see at the prices you will get your ditch cut and have $6.75 left. Trenton School Bot. FROM COLE CITY. Correspondent of th# Tisiks]. Coi.kCitv, May 20.—We have had a two days meeting here. It \vas car ried on by Rev Jacob Houts. We have a Good Templars here; all seem to be satisfied with it. but some of the most uutortunate one’s will ride the grocery keepers’ mule that throws them off in the mud. John L. Sullivan, MeHones bar keeper on the mountain, beat Martin Heuow very near to death on the ac count of a settlement; he followed him home and pulled him out in the yard ana did the crime. BiU Dykes is still improving, A wi'd panther has been creating considerable excitement on the moun tain. Free labor have all gone back to work again. Health of the people is very good, aud snakes large aud plentiful. Z Z. I Tin l |n.Mii|.iii,iui.Niv (il Tcnin'sst'e m I ill NiiMiviile I iiiifntlitv. ha; u<**t mi emlni'iii'i i<u NptecclitH v* • r mailo i> several pf. mi in. mu hu ll ■ die State. Ftr«iVii v nv lie .it !*• i t.i ui i • • tli;.t ' a lieva exeite.l by a vvoaia.i in tae i et linn nt ell it* 10 .It'ii.iver the N • i.t< I’.ile. K uie .leteiiniae ilji .ii hi* Aw re jexjie lit .n hee4ll*l! he was .lisappoiutu ju l.ive aa. I Melville says he is no ihiamly me wh.» vent on tiie illfaie. •I.aneile rather than einiliii ami hiav dissension in the liimimiliuM. London Hair Restorer - Great KngM* I Toilet Article. Restores growth color, , ( i n I oftnes*. Remove? D.uUlrnf. Aiisiovri.c, families ofGreat Britain endnrc"s it. HI g". dressing Fragrantly perfumed. Xlie fnv<> it* of fashion. At Druggsts fords 1 l-4u l TaCts in U. S. money. FROM MILLER COUNTY. Coi.qimtt, oa., May 20.—1 have recently had th* pleaure of perusing a copy of your newsy paper, in which I find many items of news from different parts of the State; nothing however from this, my section. While we live some distance from the rail road, we oecasionly have the pleasure of read, ing a paper, and from the amount of mail dis tributed here, we have a reading community. Wo have a daily mall, and by each mail we have some traveler looking with a view to settle among us. Our county is fine farming, and is almost a forest with fine yellow pines, which is now being utilized intuipintine and lumber. Our lands have advanced fifty per cents in the last twolvo months. There is now a boom here in the timber and turpiutine basiness. Labor is a little scarce on the farms, but as a rule, eur planters are well up with their work. Lay ing by corn is now the fashion among the planters. Oats are quite fine. Harvest is now on us. We have a fine school in this place, which will close June Oth, then the school picnic and the fish fry will ‘be on hand. We have no fatal sickness in our county; chills is noth ing in the fall season. Our merchants are well np to the timts. J W Cowart, formerly of Rising Fawn, now of Colquitt, is now doing a fin business at this place, llis large dry good and grocery stores are daily crowded; he has the best olerks he can get, who are at theil counters at all times ready to wait upon their many friends. Cowart has built up a splendid trade in our town. I am satisfied he will sell between forty and fifty thousand dollars by the first of January next; he ba* now made a sweep, and is now in the lead as one of Southwest Geor gia business men. Seudus another Cowart. J. R. W. Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Consumption All therat, Breast, and Lung, affections cur ed by the old-established “SiVAYNS WILD CIIKRRY.” The firs, does give relief end a cure spsedly follows. 25 Cts., or $1.60 at Druggists. Das villi, Va., May 22, —The election passed without disturbance. The Democrat ic or white party nominees were elected. Capt,. W. Craves beats J. U. Jol.rmon, the present incumbent, for i*la v .r MH votes -early every white vote polled, and «uc about 70 negroer ■ tne Democratic; ticket, and a'.oat 100 ;o ing. The exist ence of two pa tie: emoc vatic and Republi >aa, the out ;c t >sed mostly whito men and too otne' n_ci 1. of neg-oes, was ignored in the otti’/as-. One • ;rty was for a white man'’ gov- -Trent, >v.' tho other, led by J. U John.tjn, was in opposition. • Gtov. Cameron came .p this morning and remains t uu.ii the afternoon. Much courtesy waa shown him by the citizens. Uo said pleasantly that he had received a carpetbag full of )e‘ tars about affairs here, and had tome to see for himself. I.ORFOT-K AND PeRTMOCTH. Noeuolk, May 22.—The elections passed off quieily irf 'Norfolk and Portsmouth. The • mocrats elected ticket in Portsmouth by an increase Norfolk the Democrats elected Die mayor and th# members of the common council, but the re6t of the ticket is doubtful. Crazy Patchwork. Having a largo assortment of remenents fl’.il pieces of handsome brocaded Bilks, satins and velvety we are putting them up in as sorted bundles and f imishir.g them for ‘Ckmzy Patchwork" Cushions, Mats. Tidies, ScaL See. PACkA<sp.jNo. I—ls a handsome buUlles of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (al[ different). Just the thing for the most : tukkb patterns ce fancy woak. Sentpospniil for 56 cents in postal note or one cent stamps. PACkAOE No 2 Containing three times as much as No 1. Sent postpaid orsl. These are all of the verry finest quality and cannot be equalled nt any other silk works in the U. S. at three times our prices. They will please any lady. One or der always brings a dozen more. LADIES, MANUAL OF FANCY WORK, with 400 il lustrations and full instructiins for artistio fancy work, handsomely bound, postpaid, 50 cents. Order now. Address, Tuk Roches ter SiLk Co., Rochester, N. Y. MARKET REPORT. Corrected by E T ROGERS, dealer in General Mer chant dize. RISING FAWN, May 21 retail pricks. COUNTRY PRODUCE. Flour 98 00 Meal 100 Bacon (clear side) 13 Oats 60 Wheat 1 00 Chickens chickens 15, hens 30 Eggs- 15 Butter,No 1 3o “ No. 2 no salo UROC ERtES, Coffee 16% Sugar 10 “ Granulated 12 White beans 08 Rice 1» Cheese 20 Corn - < 5 Hay 1 511 Lard 13% Sorguui ... 60 N 0 Molasses 75 dry Good* ( Rock CityDomestic4-4- 07 « “ * 7-8 06 ' Prints, best brand 06 1-2 Liver, Kidney or Stomach ronble, Symptom.'; Impure, constive bowels, irreg -1 ul»r appetite, sour belching, pains in sido ba -k an i head, yellow urine, burning when ' urinating, clay oolored stools, had breth, no i desire for work, chills, fevor, irritability | wbDish tongue, dry cough, dizzy head, with | pull paines in back part, Lss of memory, fog gy eight. For these tioul lee sway sun p;i i.s I are a Bure cure. Box. ("u mail 21 I (Its.. 5 for 91-00. Address DR. SWAYNE Sc 1 , Philada Pff. Sold by DrugO.sts. PMSONS’JSf PILLS And will completely change the blood In the entire system in three months. Aof person who will take 1 Fill each night from 1 to 12 weeks, may be restored to soonj health, if inch a thing be possible. Tor Female Complaints these Pills have no equal. Physicians use them for the cure of LIVKK and KIDNEY diseases. Sold everywhere, or sent by mall for 25c. in stamps. Circulars free. I. S JoIINSUN A OQ., Do*t»n. Mm. LINIMENT ' 111'.... !>»»» lUvklnv CninA WhcNieinr Coarb, Chronic 1 )i»rrhc*s. iTyaenterv, I holer* Mortal'. Kidney ! roubles, au4 K»;.« oVth* Spm": S»UI 'everywhere. Circular, free. 1. 8. JOHNSON A CO., lk>*ton. M-. . ( It I* s wsll-knnwn fsrt that moit of the j£fg Eft SB Cj Jjf id id tt 8 H H 110-n And < Attic I’owder nld In tills c nun- jvfi SjJ Mis M |a I HI A* J EB mff try I* worthless; that Sheridan * Condition HR 7 mff Off B-3 aLn |n| % B MM Powder!* »b«oli,tclvpure »nd very valuable. |s|H Mj| MR jg 3 FT CT -1 Bwj H K M H Jothlng on Karth will nwlte hens Bis 8 in ■ »BJIn I y MV ■ ly like Sheridan's Condition Pow- |WI ■lg Q Qgg ||h|B V 881 1 I er. Dose, on* t.aspoouful lo «Ach pint of food It will aUo po*itlvelT prevent and care I Ho* Cholera, Ac Sold every whers,ar*enl by maßforMeJß /SLIiAI/rM /\ LI A 9 CD A Itamiis. Furnished In Imrre r»ns.prteesl.oo; b» ad. SLA CHIwXErJ GHOLERAg loreuJarsfrte. I. ». JQUBBON • CO-, tlwwa, Km* Now is thotime to Suo-ieribe tor thj Dade County Weely Times A 24-Colunm Newspaper Published ;'A TRENTON, GtA. , BY— — T. A. J. MAJORS AT $1.50 Per annum in ad ranee. We» give you one of the best country pa pers in North Gergia. Send In Your Names 1 Every Farmer, Merchaants, Mechanic, ' And Laborer. In Dade County shoud take and read the WEEKLY TIMES. Published Every Wednesday All Letters on business , should be addressed to The Times, Trenton, Georgia. A d min isti ‘a tor Sale. Agreeably to an order ot the Court of Ordi nary of Dade County Georgia will ba sold to the highest bidder lor cash before the court house door in said county on the first Tues day in June next within the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: Tw«un devided twelve:!), or two shares of the miner al interest in, under and upon the following property to wit: Lot of land No. 54 tr. f he 18th district and 4th section, Dade county, Ua., and also the north east fourth of the south west fourth, and the south east fourth of the north west fourth, in section 1(), town ship 3 and range 10 in the county of DeKalb, and State of Alabama, also right of way for all roads nccessars for tho successful remov ing and transporting the mineral aforesaid, ami all mining privileges necessary for the successful mining of tho same and all timbers nocessary to be used for m ining purposes Sold for the benefit of minors This the 2fith day of February 1884. Elizabeth F. Austin. Printers fea $4 50. Uuairdun. QPtSWrj In diseases oft La Ekx>47?uii m<l - Igntw* Imp*loser, Oi-jcmia TvlMti, Q*eorrkm«, ftyohfili!# end fc TfurWi Affections. Selsntlfie treuUxicut; trie erd rur* remedies. Trssted. (VI or wril« for Hal ef questions to '*7 thoao desiring iroatrntKii by moil. 4f?»r«ea* NiiflSrtnr (re» Ruptur* should Mad their rddrsss.% »omotkluff to lh»tr sdreatac*. HI" not n trrum.jP Addre** Dr. €. !.. LeRAROE, F‘r**’« and Hijtkba (■ riiarcff Oatrul Hed. h Rnrg. loaiittil#, RSO Loct«i *♦., Rt. I "nls. ffn. Kuctresor to Ur. Butts’ Unp«ni*i. Bsiefcllafced SO lean Bartow House, CARTERSVILLE GEORGIA, Cpposite W&A R R Depot Under the efficient Manage ment of Mrs S C Majors has been refurnished and is kept trictlij firsl-olars. /7J Of Kentucky Fnlveralty, Lexington. Ky # Btudeut* can begin any week-da? In the year. No racation. Time Vo complete ifee Kail Diploma Business Cnurse about W week* Arerags Total Coat, including Tuition, Bet of Books and Board in a family, |W. Telegraph? a specialty. Literary Cousin free. Ladies raceired. 5,900 aucoessful graduate's. Orer WO pupils last ynar from 15 in 45 years of age, from ti States. Ir structics is practically and individually imparicu by 10teaafeara, Special eoursea Sw Teacher* and Busiuese Men. University Diploma presented to Its gradnates. This beautiful cit? I* noted for its heaJthfrjlne?* and society, and is en leading Railroads, /■oil 3«ss4om bfns SetH. tok. Far circulars and full particulars. fdarwMwFiMLlMit.Ay, K, SMITH, Lexington, K 7. the out tboi tfg IRON Htonic MOTSRfWWIW Sr.Ssrta'slMlflW It will rw. .fy and enrich the BLOOD? Teyntat# thVuvkßxnd kIDMIYB, BnrK*BTOR S J>3 HEALTH end VIGOR of YOUTH I in »ll tho« dlseaae, requiring a certain and efllclen TONIC, espaclallr Dy.neJ>.l*,Wnntof AppeUU.lndl«*ej llou. Lack of strength, ate,. IU uaeU n)»r»e(l with Immediate and wonderful raaulla. Sona*. tuuscle, and nerve, receive new force. Sailvoa* the mind and aappllee Brain Fwwar. LADIES moo liar*llo their ,«x wnf*a2jff LR, HARTER * IBOW TOHIO n eafe and epvedf cure. It give, n clear and healthy complexion. The etronget teettmony to the value of lew, HAnTBR's fnoi, Tome le that freonent attempt* at counterfeiting hava only added to thepopniais ltT of the original. If you earaeeAly daetre heaitg do not experiment—get the Oaieisit AMP yonr addra« to The Dr Harter ■ St. Loulu, Mo., far oor 'DRBA* BOOM. M \F□ 11 at atraogs and oaafnl ahrnaUoa,(ivi.r On. Harter's Iron Tomio is non Sal* ■» Mi Do jQQISTp AMO Os/LLSHS ffygfl »«*«*?• jVIGQROUS HDALTHrop M^| «nnv muivopg D**n.rre A'CXWVi MSBlaiailo .nliwutta (53 ■ 0.7 4a, ainawvai ah W A T? V TS* 1 ■ 1 ssl ISa-i-ai l«f ss.fflß?jas; MS M aa, et« biala Tack. De JSiS aa by pretmtioM ,Mea # A LUTS .tAer rwaadlM fee torn “ linUw nr hw Mra» ■OB lar aa, trta! [ihip aa4 SPKUQTCSSJEi SSsSS AI4D thenaanAi, an, in an la- IMPQTENCY, Sri’iiiWJS - rontenoo. Founded m nsK Oj nwM M Mklflu mofttenl yrlMlpte% *a** .ested tor over o reare By use le. thea- Uoa. Pfrn,appUoaen wme oMofllaoi Mlala e* ■anon of eaaaa. ,is«ia*a»an huvuhm ■ - /A Aalay. Tbe aanral laaa ® tsial /[ 1 t:r,4 ■package. SEND ADDRESS r»pi«y. HAR-18 REMEDY k'fg OfflW*. 806% North 10»h 84., St. Lenls oh£ LlonTH'B Thiatmeiit. $3 : 2 MONTH*,SS ; & vcntn*. Py lake the Times