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oarIlla and oatavba Grape PilIF, in such dis
eaEes rs recommended cannot b. surPassed'--
Prica one dollar per bottle.
}

Fulland explicit directions accompany Inc
medicines. M. - vo,;,
ble eharacter furnished on application, WIN
bnndreds of thousands Of living witnesses, and
and inward Of $4,000 unsolicited certificates
and recrmmendatory letters, many Of which
are froM, the highest sources, including emf
nsni Physicians, Clergymen, Statesmen, ETC.,
The proprietor has never resorted TO their pub
iiestieu "a the newspapers; he does not do this
from the fact that his articles rank as Standard
Prsparal ions, and do not need to be cropped
nm bv certificates.
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A blind woman runs sewing machine
in Montreal, and makes from SO to $40
weekly.
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TO CONSUMPTIYEs.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
i curec Of that dread disease, Consumption
by simple rcmedy;is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire 1t. he will send copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charge,) with the
for preparing and using the same,
which they will find q sure CURE for CoNsUNP'
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRoEoHITAss a&c. Parties wish
ing theprescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A.WILSoN,
l65 South Second ST., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
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Cinciunattians 10 tho thrcatro take Of
yshier boots and place their stockingcd feet
..on the the top of the seats in front of
ethem. That is the latest fashion. s
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Being prepared expressly for the above Com
plains, It's Blood Purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation of Sarspa:.
Fila, it gives the Complexion a clear and
healthy color and restores the'palient to state
Of health and purity, for purifying the blood,
all chronic constitutional diseaes
arising from an impure stale Of the blood, and
the only reliable and eff.ctual known remedy
for the cure of pains and swellings Of the Bones,
alterations oflhc Throat aud Legs, Blotches,
Pimples on the Face, Erysipelas and all Scaly
ISruptions of the skin aud Beautifying the
Complexion. Price, 81 so per bottle.
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There is no vice that does SO cover man
with shame as to be false aud porfdiOus.
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ADetroit boy presented his mother with
a new chignon, and she said he was agood
! littlc.boy, but when she missed her copper
=. boiler, and found he had sold it for old
copper to a juuk-dcaler, she made it warm
for him. How peoples minds will change
about boys.
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An editor plaintivoly says that he has
original poetry enough to single a meeting
house, but as ho has no meeting. house to
shingIe. the original poetry is useless.
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"A girl olopod with man near Knox
vile, Tenn, recently, and, when her faith
or sought to detain her, she knocked the
"od gentleman down with shovel. Her
: parent pursued the couple after marriage,
and the husband and father having OK
change shots, the bride emptied revolver
at her licgelord disabling him completely,
and thee returned home with papa.
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Weisoo BY tic missionary statistics ,that
there are only two missionaries to twenty
thousand cannibals;" those cannibals must
be light eaters. Isn't it cruelty on the
pnrtOfthe missionary societies to keep them
fellows on such short rations2
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ThOresgE ofthe election in Terro Haute,
Ind, Tuesday was decided Republican
victory. with large gains. The Republic
cans elected all their candidates on the
general ticket, and thoir coDcilmOn.
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A Mississippi paper, describing the Of
fleets of the recent tornado in portion Of
that State, reports. that some Mr.. Quiuu's
hens we're subsequently, discovered miles
away, part of them oitirldy stripped of their
feathers by the force Of the hurricane"
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Tomako a good furniture OF, take linsccd
oil, put it into glazed pipkin with as
much alkanet root as it will cover. Let il
boil gently, audit will become Of strong
rcd color; when cool, it will be Ct fOr'usc.
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4 ofsono men s commenda-
an was recently engaged to be
6 a fair daasel of his native vii.
The happy day arrived. aud alfred
innls bcs:, the groom went to claim his
'blushing bride and conduct her TO thcaltAr.
Reaching her house. he WIS informed
that she had been Helped out of the window
BY another fellow. at 3 o, clock that
moFniug and that Justice having married
them, they had departed for parts unknown.
Nosa BIT cast down was the philosgPhiC
youth at this, but, taking matters cody,
casually remarked: / am, glnd that she
wasmarried last night instead of to night
iifsheis ofthat disposition.
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A debating society recently discussed tho
question, (Which is the butt end Of a
goats"
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l4N WERKS F0R 0NElDOLLAR!

THE AMERICAN RURAL HONE from
April j. 1s7I,--A FtTst-ClAss, ZIG ht'paSe'
Agricultural and Family Weekly. spec
'imeas Frcc. HOPKINS & WILCOX,
Rochester N. \.
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81
III

HENRY n. HELMB0LD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
win radically exterminate from the system
scyofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Ewes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth Sore Head, Bron.
c6itis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum,, CahkeFs,
Runrines fro.a the r. White SweDings, Tu-
mors, Canccrous Affections, Nodes, Ricketts,.
Glandular Swellings, Night Sweats. Rash,
letter. Humors Of all Kinds. Chronic Rheuma'
tism, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
been established in the system for years
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A gentleman Of color arrested in Phil
ndolphia had four chickens in his carpet
bag. Ho said "de man dat put EN- dar
was no frcu' OBJ mine"
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ii. q. Heln1bo lds
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT cATAWBA
GRAPE ? ILLS

Component Parts-FIuid Extract khubar0
and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape
feetions. sick or Nervous Headache, oos-
tiyenass etc. Purely Vegetable. Contain
Ing no Mercury, Minerals or Deleserlous
Drugs. $3.50
These pills arc lhe most delightfully."- pleas
ant 'purgatfye, supersediDg castor oil, SALTS
magnesia. etc. There IS nothing more accept.
abls 70 the stomach. They are composed Of
tbe finest ingredients. After few days use Of
them. such an inauguration Of the entire ~ stem
takes place as to appear miraculous 10 the
weak and eDorFated, whether Arising from i'm
nrn derfee or disease. H. T Helmbelds Com
hound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are
hot sugar coated FROM the fact that sugar, coat
cd, pills do not dissolve, but pass through me
stomach without dissolying, consequently DO
moi produce the desired effect THE oATAW-
pa GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in taste
and odor, do moi necessitatR their being sugar
Coated. PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
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DEArH OF AN EccsSrRIc.-Thc Mis-
souri, Journals mention the death Of an &C..
centric person, Horace Kiphart, not far
from Rolla, in that State. lie had been a
Methodist clergyman; then entered the
confederate service; after the war turned
lMOrmou; sOonwent back TO his old home;
married o woman young enough to be his
daughter, who soon died suddenly and
mysteriously; and finally took up his resi-
'dence IN cave in the Ozark mountains,
4aid isbolievod TO have persisted for want
of proper nourishment and shelter. Hc
was a natiyoof Kentucky, and in'tiseOth
year.
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A Man KILLED -Wm. Hayden was
Killed by young man named Dc Wolf
at Syracuse, Meigs county, Ohio, last Sun
day night. Both had been at meeting -
On their way from Church De Wolf said
70 Hayden, Drunk as usual" or you
afedrunk as usual" Thercupon Hayden
struck Dc Wolfin the face with his hand.
Thelatter having in his hand an open
knife, plunged it into Hayden's breast at
Or-near the heart. He died almost Instant
y. De Wolf gave himself up and had
preliminary examination on Monday last
before Probate Judge stanbery who bOuud
him over to answer an Indictment 10 The
penalty Of S15OO.-Rauasoood Ns,cs.
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The fccling'thatit-iS more profitable to
fatteD pigs when from nine to twelve month
old, than to keep them until they are eigh-
teen months old or over, is becoming much
moro prevalent than it was a few years
since.
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A gentleman expressed to n lady his ad-
miratiOn of her toilet. She said sho sup
posed he had been impressed by her angel
sleeves. Ho answered with ciFusiOn, No;
but he'd ike to be-"
The greatest nutmeg ever known met
with greater.
In some parts of Illinois strawberries
have been in bloom all winter.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the POpo's
pontTfcstc will occur IN juno.
There arc two rooms in Evansville teu-
antCd by twenty-Ouo persons aud ten dogs
The horse is a curious fcOdcr. lie eats
best when be hasn't bit in his mouth.
The indianapolis Typographical Union
has over s., O6O in its treasury.
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Is there apyeuro for springhalt in horsosi
We know of none. But liberal feeding,
thorough grooming, good care, and modcr.
ate work, will alleviate the trouble.
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A man should never DO ashamed to own
lle has been 10 The wrong, which is but
saying, in other words. that be Is wiser
today than be was yeotcrday.
A debating recently discussed tho
question, (Which is the butt end Of a
goaI2"
To make a good furniture OF, take linsccd
oil, put it into a glazed pipEin with as
much alkanet root as it will cover. Let il
boil gently, and it will become Of a strong
rcd color; when cool, it will be Ct for'use.
Weisec by The missionary statistics that
there are only two missionaries to twenty
thousand cannibals;" those cannibals must
be light eaters, Isn't it cruelty on the
pnrtofthe missionary societies to keep them
fellows on such short rations2
Alloy bawllng in the street was asked the
cause his trouble, and replied. want
my mama; that's the matter. I told the
darncd thing she'd lose me.
A French ba7bcr's sign reads thus, to
morrow the public will DO shaved grntuit-
onsly" OF course. it is always ito
morrow"
A Quakcr's advice to his son on his
wedding day: when Lbco went a court
ing, 1 told thee to keep thy eyes wide
open; now that thou art married, | tell ttles
to keep them half shut"
There is no vice that does SO cover man
with shame as to be false aud porddiOus.
A gentleman Of color arrested in Phil
adolPhia had four chickens iu his carpet
bag. Ho said de man dat put EN- dar
was no fren' OBJ mine"
ThorcssE ofthe election in Terro Haute,
Ind, Tuesday was decided Republican
victory, with large gains. The Republic
cans elected all their candidates on the
general ticket, and thoir concilmOn.
An editor plaintivOly says that he has
original poetry enough to single meeting
house, but as hO has no meeting. house to
shingIc, the original poetry is useless.
A blind woman runs sewing machine
III Montreal, and makes from So to $40
weekly.
The writer ofan obituary notice of an
estimable lady said that "the beroavod
husband was hardly able to bear the dem
Use of his wife" Imagine his disgust on
rOadiug IN. print tlIut tue pereavcd husband
wa hardly able tOEear the chcmiSe Ofhis
wife"
The following toast was recently given
at public dinner: "Woman-without her,
man is brute;" and it appeared in the
paper next morning, thus: woman with
out her man, is a brute"
A newspaper in describing wedding in
high life, said that the bride was accompa-
uied to the altar by tight bridesmaids
Tho lovely young ladies were eight, not
tight.
Look out for paper collars that have
been prepared witha preparation having.
arsenic for one of its ingredients. Tho
Precipitation Of the neck causes the same
to be absorbed'into the system. Several
severe cases of poisoning have occurred
from these collars.
There is remarkable collection Of dark
cOlOred slabs in cemetery; three wives
of ono man They show that the first
died in 1918, tho second 1914, aud tho
third in 1915. Three wives in three years
would be quick work even in this fast age.
A Mississippi paper, describing the Of
fleets of the recent tornado in portion of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ VALUABLE HINTs.-A regular
habit OF body is absolutely essential TO pnys1cai
heath and ccaruess OF Intellect. Nor Is tnis all.
Beauty of person cannot coextst WITH an unna-
tural condition OF the bowels. free passage OK
the refuse after OF the system through these natu'
raj is necessary 70 the purity or the
body az the free passage Of the offal OF city
through It's sewers Is necessary to the hea OF Its
Inhabitants
Indigestion Is the primary cause OF most OF the
diseases OF the dscharging organs, and one or Its
most common results is constipation. This COM
plant, besides being dangerous In ITSELF has m any
disagreeable concomitants-such as an unpleasant
breath. sallow skin, communicating blood and
bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss Of memory, and
general debility.
Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters remove all these
evils bv removing their immediate cause In the hi
intesines. The combination or properties In this
celebrated preparation Is one or Its CHIEF merits
1t IS not merely gtimulant or tonic or an aDt-
bilious agent, a narvine, or a blood depurent,
cathartc, hut all these curative elements judi
ciously blended in one powc full restorative. IL
lends activity and vigor to the Inert and
stoma ch, relieves The almentary canal OF Its OBJ
structiOns and gives tone TO the membrane when
lines II, gently stimulates the liver, braces Lhe
nerves. and cheers the animal spirits. No other
tues It Is TO these characteristics that 1t owes It's
prestige as n household medicine. Experience has
pro we'd that 1t Is as harmless as IL Is ecacous ann
hence 1t Is popular with tie weaker sex as win
tue stronger. "
Hostetier's Stomach Bitters are sold In bottles
only, and the trademark blown In the glass ana
n2raved on the label Is the test of genulneness'
beware Of Counterfeits. Jcls-cool"@~lt
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Mr.. JAY GOULD, of New York, president
of the Erie railroad, endorsed certain tnl
pronissory notes, amounting, WIN liitel-
hands of A. &. Farwell & Co., of Rhode
Island Nj Gould elaim ne 1n that n he ro ea
and on its behalf in favor of the Hartford
and Erie Railroad Company, but mad
ysrsn omitted t. aHn his s s1af hm
nersonallr for the full amount was rendered
in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island on
the 18th Observation-Disclosures Sun.
"a just judgment. 1t was his mistake ;
let him suffer for it. 1t would never do to
have commercial paper, after passing from
hand to hand as good, repudiated as Mr..
Gould wanted to repudiate his. 1t would
destroy public confidence and ruin bust
ness. Judgment would have been rendered
against him all the same il he had given
negotiable notes without any consideration
Whateyer.1
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\ FIRE TO PoKE.-[From Scr'dner' $
RVnthly.l -Ilow can person. oe attacneu
TO a honSe that has no centre OF attraction,
no soul in it, in the visible form OF glow
ing lire. and warm chimney, like the heafI
in the body? When you think OF the eld
homestead, if you ever do, your Thoughts 90
straight to the wide chimney ana It's bufn'
ing logs. No wonder that you are ready 10
move from one fireplaceless house into an0-
Their. But you have something 1ustaS good,
YOU saw, Yes, l have heard OF 1t. This age,
which initiates everything, even 10 the VII
tues of our ancestors, has invented Il
fireplace with artificial iron or composition
lo9s in it, hacked and painted, i'll which gas
| i burned, SO that it has the appearance OF
!. wood fire. This seems to me blasphemy.
| DO YOU think cat would lie down before
| it ? Can you poke it? Iryou can't poke it,
| il is fraud. 10 poke wood fire is more
solid enjoyment than almost anything
else in the world. The browning human
virtue in man is 10 let his wife poke the
fire. / do not know how any virtue what
ever is possible over an imitation gas-loy.
| What sense of insincerity the family must
have if they indulge in the hypocrisy of
gathering about it. With this centre OF
untruthfulneSs, what must the life in the
family be! Perhaps the father will be living
ut the rate of ten thousand year OH Il
salary OF four thousand; perhaps tue
mother, more beautiful and younger than
her beautiful daughters, will Use rouge !;
perhaps the young ladies will make wax
work. A cynic might suggest us the motto
Of modern lie this simple legend, "But l
am not cynic, and l hope for the re-
kindling OF wood fires, aud return of the
beautiful home light from them"
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HEADQUARTERS WALKER L1G


!rb'O BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals will
4 be receive, by the undersigned at the office of
the Eastern LunatiC Asylum, III the city OF VIII
iansDurg Va, until July 3D. at IL o'clock NJ, for
d jig the MASON WORK, CAkPE NTEk
H;yt.k, PAL >TINCi, &C, necessary for the erec-
ti,n and completion of The extensions and addi-
tions TO the abore-named Asylum, according TO
plans and specifications on file and TO be seen
Il. the Office OF the superintendent.
Proposals must state the estimate for each
branch OF the work separ.i ely, and be endorsed,
..rrup0saI Tor Mason Work. Proposal for Car
pzutei's Work. '.Propnsal for Painting" &c.
Thu committee reserve the right to receive anu
reject any or all proposals offered, IL deemed lor
The interest OF the Institution SO do So.
E. WILLARD SMITH,
F. FUTILE, I Com.
ie Ibid ID. X. BROWE Err,
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A nephew Of b. +. Butler, NJ. G.. from
MASSACHUSETTS,, who was not long ago made
consul-gencral for Egypt, in spite of pro.
tests from portion of the respectable press,
IS accused by Mr.. Strong, a clergyman at
Alexandria, with extorting money from bis
suoordinates, and shaneiessly violating de-
ccncy in his personal conduct.
salt" is the subject of the school-boy's
latest composition -" The salt is Il spice
which spolls the potatoes, if you forget to
put it on.'' -
an honest banker sometimes fails in
making money, but dishonest one makes
money by failing.
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The American Association of Superin.
tendents OF Lunatic Asyiums, including a
representative from w illtamsburg, Va, has
Just closed Il session at Toronto. 1t did
nothing Important, we judge. One doctor
scored the LAWYERS, who Will smile con.
temptuous reply.
:, Horace Greeley is to be before the Joint
congressional Committee next week to tell
"hat he knows about the kuklux.
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EULoGY OF LEE AND JACKSON IN BROOK
LYN.-Mr. a. A. Low is a wealthy and iu-
tlucntial citizen of Brooklyn, gentleman
whose character is beyond reproach, and
who descryedly stands high in the eStima-
ton of the community. 1t was his duty as
president of an educational institution for
young girls to address the graduating class
at the close Of the commencement exercises.
Mir. Low, promising that he had lately
made visit to Virginia, where he was ap-
parently received with degree OIL cons d,
regard. chose the story Of the lives OF Lee
and Stonewall jackson with which to point
a moral and adorn a tale. The moral was
that religious lite produced such men as
these. The speech was, to all lntents and
purposes, an apotheosis Of rebellion.
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The Enquirer did not, we trust, under
stand Us of complaining Of its failure to
credit us for the little paragraph which il
the other day copied from our columns
We have no fear that we shall ever have
occasion to complain OF want of courtesy
on the part OF that paper SO long AS it shall
continue under its present management.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
rx,HE HEALING SPRINGS,

Z BATH COUNTY, VA,
Are now open With sssonam odasionsfoT THEE
These springs situated ID the beautiful Warm
Spring valley, occupy q central position IN tne
group of Mineral springs for which this psrt OF
Virginia is so remarkable. The scenery 10 grand
and beautiful, the air pure and ez hilaraHng, ana
the bathing luxurious and inviSoratinR, pro
ducfng delightful glow on the surface, ana I'M
parting q roseate and beautiful tint 70 Inc COM
plexi0n. =
Ohio railroad from Covfngton depot htteen miles
over Hne turnpike road OF easy or ades. passing
In full view Of the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and the splendid scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Washington or Richmond IN
the morning can reach the Springs via CoylnRton
Inc same night, or remain at Covington and arrive
AZ the Sprirvs next morning
Prof KESSNlCH'S CELEBRATED BAND
has ne en- engaged for the season.
Pam phlets a.testing the curative properties OF
tho waters can be had OF messrs. PURCELL.
TSDD e CO., Richmond, Or Of the agent ut the
Springs. - .,so,. n,r.,o,.r
BOARD: 80 per day $50 per week S!s per
month, or $50 per month for Two montns or more e:
Children under ten years and colored servants ma
price. .,o.o,
je 8-2aw3w Is. NJ. W Ahbho, HESns.
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NE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR.
JUNE AND JULY,
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAYERg
AT HOME ALSO.

T. R. PRICE & co.,
Keeping thsir stock new and fresh at all seasons,
are getting in daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLINS,
FANCY OR3ANDIES aud JACONETS for hot
weather,
More OF their best quality IRON GRENADINES
WHITE and COLDRED PIQUES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns. in
endless variety PERCALES also
BLACK TAMlSE for summer mourning dresses
BLACK CHALLIES, very best quality,
BLACK 81 and O. MOUSELINES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and GRAPE
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS,
EMBROIDERIES Ia lovely lctl,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
USLlN SLEEVES,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS AND GENTS GOODS.
White aud Colored Linen Drills and Ducks !;
Fancy Cassimeres, French as well as Virginia.
made; Vestings in every style; Socks, Collars,
&C.; Linen Bosom Shirts; Gauze Shirts Draw
ers Black and CUlored Silk and Thread Gloves,
&C., &c.
Everything sold OF best quality, and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but VIII " Is
good of It's kind. Il. L. phi<,r q o.,
Je3 1i0l Main street.