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Pcrsona, and signEncant.

Gen. Malone arrived in town on
Saturday morning and remained over
until Monday. Col. Tmraor, Presi-
dent of the Cincinnati and Cumbcr-
qand Gap Railroad Company. has
been in cur town for several days
lie is most sanguine Of the speedy
completion of the line, which lacks
now. only the one hundred and forty
miles Of railway to be built between
Lexington andthc Gap. lie IS CT
tainy very intelligent gentleman,
and means business. lie came by
private conveyance by way of the
Gap, having inspected the entire
route to be traversed. and also the
great mineral wealth which it mus;
deyolopc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

farewell SERMoN.-Rev. q.
Taylor preached OF Sunday last, in
tho Methodist Church, his farewell
sermon. The congregation was
not large, owing to the existence of
a case Of small pox in the town. Dn-
ring the year Mr.. Taylor has given
great satisfaction to his congrega-
ton, and he leaves now with the
esteem and good wishes of al our
citizens. May he have pleasant
paths in which to walk during the
coming year.
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MIR. CaIdweII's Case.

Mr.. Ii. @. Caldwell, who died of
small pox on Saturday evening last,
was first taken i'll OIL the 9th inst.
On the 10th the eruption appeared
and from the first he had
the "shivering," which was suppos-
ed to be chills, accompanied with
fever, thirst and the usual pains in
the back, head and limbs. As he
was under the impression that du-
ring the war he had mild attack
of small pox the fears Of those who
witnessed his case were dismissed.
On the morning of the 14th he was
seen by DR.. j. A. TempletOn, who
pronounced it unquestiOnably small
pox. At once the premises were
quarantined and nurses provided.
On the 18th at o'clock, 2. NJ,
DR.. Written visited him and at in
tervals revisited him until he died.
Up to this time the symptoms SEEM
ed to augur favorably. The bow
els had not been evacuated for pa
hours, but yielded to a mild pur-
gative which was administered
The pulse was ninety and the tenn
perature only ninety-nine and
half. The symptoms continued TO
! be GENERALLY favorable until the
evening of Friday the 18th. But
constipation Of the bowels existed
and the nasal mucus membrane and
that of the fauces and throat were
indicative of trouble and had been
/ for several days. There had like
wise been troublesome deficiency
of urine. In short while the mere
outward, manifest symptoms SEEM
ED favorable, there had been sc
rious complication of the mucous
surfaces and vicerial organs, which
in small pox always forebode troub-
lie. The urinary secretions were on
Saturday morning partially restor
ed, but the bowels remained obsti-
nately torpid until relieved by en-
aema on Saturday afternoon. Du.
ring this time the thermometer no
ted the temperature of the system
at about 90 10, the nromal stand
ard being SO. At 5 o'clock on FRI
day evening the pulse ran mp from
80 to 100, and at 10 O'Clock on
Saturday morning it had reached
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

be tlrrusts bis excellent monthly IN frcf {
Of it This magazine is worthy of
southern support and We shall be glad
to club it with the News at 81 for the
two. 1 l.
Tie AAant,c for November contains
eighteen articles running over lbs ages.
The editor is against, Greeley but not
much for Grant. Fhe Atlantic is a
splendid literary monthly-cne of the
very ablest in the Union. 81 per year.
j. r. Otgood & Co, Boston
DemoreSt's Moathly aed Young
america are before us. The former is
q beautiful number and She latter just
the thing for the young.
Cooley, for November is full of its
usua, good things anu is worth So yer
scar to any lady.
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Death of Mr.. Caldwell.

1t is our painful duty to record
the death of Mr.. II. G. ell,
who, in his passage through the
northern cities, was sought and
touched by the clandestine hand of
that unseen destroyer, whom, ike
the poor, they have always with
them. He left his pleasant home
and prosperous employment in all
the exuberance and strength of full
blown and vigorous manhood, tax
ing with him his wife and two chill
dren. After an excursion, Which
had added the pleasures of recrea-
ton to those of business, they re-
turned and were putting in order
their new business apartments count
ing upon a prosperous trade. The
fatal stab had been as unfelt as it
was unseen, and in few days If
became manifest that some grave
and dangerous enemy had
been lurking about the open gate
of the citadel of life. First the in
sidiOus prostration, next the blow
and then the SOURCE. In the very
noon Of LIES labors, in advance of
the harvest of maturity, the scythe
has passed under him, so that he
fell in his journey. Let us not be
a6tonished at such things. 1t has
been SO with our fathers and will
SO with our poSterity. We walk
amid the serpents Of mortality
We live amid concealed swords and
the unseen thunder which infests
our beautiful sky. Which of us
can add one cubit to his stature 2
Mr.. Caldwell was one of our
most enterprising and successful
business men. He was popular in
his manners, and useful in his bust
NESS. No citizen of Goodson prom
ised to earn and enjoy more Of its
prosperity, and it will be a difficult
thing to gather from the great
stream Of travel which in its semi
daily cbb and flow comes and goes
through our beautiful town, one
who will do less to mar its material
progress and more which will help
us to make it city. He has left
in our midst a wife and two little
daughters, whose interests and hap
piness We hope it will be the pur-
pose and pleasure Of our citizens
to promote.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

.lSS, hat towards evening fell to
1l5 and remained at that figure mp
to half past eight o'clock. The
pulmonary RESP iration seemed good
enough but the. invasion of the nos
trils by the eruption caused con
slant obstruction to breathing.
AT thirty minutes before mid
night the patient died.
The eruption never reached a
healthy climax, never assumed the
restorative form. The pustules at
no time ripened, and the formation
of the yellow pus or matter never
began at all, but the blisters ran in
TO each other and the surface wore
the unfavorable white, or pasty hue,
which indicates fatal termination.
In short the case seems to have
been about midway between the
COMPLIMENT and MALIGNANT forms,
and was beyond the most skilled
medical treatment, Mr.. Caldwell
was perhaps the most full habitcd
individual in our community, and
it would have been difficult to find
a system more liable to contract
and more powerless to resist SO in
fectious and dreadful n disease as
small pox.
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Aa EXanEP pie.

In the time of his almost unSur-
passed physical health, Mr.. H. c.
Caldwell took handsome little poll
cy Oh his life. The wife and two lit
tie children will find that policy IN
tho Piedmont aud Arlington. pleas
ant memento of the wise and dis
Greet affection of the departed hus-
band and father.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22
G.. CALD NEIL

has the largest assortment of Ladies
dress Jewelry, Beads, Bracelets, Neck
laces and Sets, in all colors, west of
Baltimore, and ct lover prices than
they are usually sold. I have all the
latest and uTost desirable Watches in
the market, with Opera and Chatham
Chains, fine Gold. Pocket Chroneme-
tiers, and AmeFieah Watches for Dents
use. with heavy Gold Chains, togeth-
er with large stock of Cuff Buttons,
Shirt Studs, Gents Pins, NIasonir,
Knight Pythias and Others. Also a
fine assortment of Pocket Gallery, IRA
zors, Pistols &c, &c, all at the fo*cst
prices to make quick sales and small
profits. --.-- sg- srtft
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Il $R@z %
Guggenheimer & Co.
p IVhoiesale,e .!2eddR Deaters.
No. IA4 Main ST., E.yaeEs6Erg, Va.

We are now in daily receipt of our
SPRING GOoDS and inteTd TO have
this. season as large ana varied ASSERT
ment as any Hou:c in this State, aif
of which viii be sold az the smallest
possible ddrducS rpon purchases il
large quantities, principally Of first
hands, and nearly all for ttrshI Ne
don't believe III keeping Goods .upcA1
our shelves to look al. and the SNAIL.
PROFIT SYSTEM, which we pursue
enables us IL connection with our rap
idly growing WHOLESALE TRADE
to handle large quantities of Goods.
y large portion Of our present stock
were purchased before lie advance IN.
staple lines, and carly c.l.y will secure
Goods at nearly old prizes. The eSpe
ciul attention of parties in search Of
BARGAINS Is called To our stock of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22
Cure for SidBEs Pex and Scarlet
Fever.

Sulphate of Lime, one grain; Fox-Glove
(digitilis,) one grain half teaspoonful o.!
sugar; mix with two tablespoonfuls of water.
When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of
water. Either disease will disappear in II
hours. For child small doses according to
age.
The above is published at the request OF
Mr.. T. c. Lancaster, who has great conf
dence in it.
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NEW GOODS ON FRONT STREET.

AT ROGAN's may now be seen
stacks of Dress Goods. Flannels. Cas-
simeres, Bleach Cottons, Brown Mus.
Inns and a splendid assortment of
Fancy Goods and Notions, immedi-
ately fresh from the cities. Family
Groceries, Table ware, and other ar
ticles in demand. Prices dozen. IT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

Mrs. Caldwell has purchased the
Saul Cottage on Solar Hill. and will
remove her family to it on to morrow,
thus relieving the populous portion OF
Main ST.. now occupied by her
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

7 An PREPARED to teach few Classes
L at night, in French, German and Book
keeping. Apply soon.
f. DEICHMAN, D. Phi
Frnt Of Languages at Mountain View Eigh School
SEPT 5-u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

The Old Dominion for September and
October is before US 10 a y page mum
Der. Mr. Lakewood has resigned the
editorship in favor Of party who seems
willing 70 stay behind tho curtain while
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

Our thanks are due Rev. p.
Rohr for two fine sweet potatoes,
one of them, the largest we have
seen for years. They were grown
at Warm Springs.
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MAGAZINES

Oar Young Folks for November con
taips upwards of sixty pages of reading,
greatly interesting to boys and girls
The illustrations are very superi + -
Single numbers 20 cts. Per ann"m,
81 90. j. II. Osgood &, Co, Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22
PRESS FOR SALE.

4 COED HAND PRESS in good order
n Size Of Chase, inside, 234 %. Price
sIO1 Cseh, for Press and Chases. Warran-
ted to do good work. Worth really 500.
Inquire Al this Office.
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sep S-tf.

.ASTHMA-Any medicine which will
NioVlaie the laroXysvs of this dreadful disease
III b. hailed with joy by thousands Of sufferers
The eertifcat which accompany JoSAs WHIT
COMBS RESEGY, are from the most reliable sour
ces, and attest to its wonderful lower, even IN
the most severe cases Joseph Burnett & Co, pro-
prietors, Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22

Rec ADVERTISING family
20 iamliy, from city to city, from state to state,
n iame OF DR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VISEG n
~ Trtks as specific for all deraner raents of the
siS1narh bowels and liver is n,ina ally extend
ing IL voluntary missionaries are innumerable.
ana public enthusiasm In its favor spreads faster
than i prairie fire
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MtH RiED.

MCCLURE TELFORD.-On the evening of
Oct. 10th, at the residence OF the brides
father Col. G.. W. Telfori, Bro, lesvile
TeRn., by the Rev. J. n. Tadock, Capt
F. G. McCIURy of Bristol Tenn, to Miss
EMMA c. TELFJED.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22
Est0asl Pictorial Dietiaaary.
A Handsome Cottage
FoR Ga SALE,
~ MIN STREET, BRFSI OF.

On MIN STREET, BRISI on.
Size Of lot II Acres, soil excellent. Album
lance Of FniIt asd Ornamental Trees
Fruit Trees in hearing stage and young.
Gotta slnndsomc and eouyrnient, contains
ing Sig Rooms, Hall and Gellnr. al neces-
sary est baildiugs. The whole in excellent
condition. An excellent well Of waser IN tie
yard, depth - feet. IIetEe new and ele-
glIlsIyl ra 1stefl. -...I ..Ht
I This property can be bought for reason
able price. and on goodtiHe. Apply TO ne
'iirec or IddiVss me at AbiBgdcn. Va. q
'.f nlE!7D. Il. SHORTT, o.
Julyl9h -egad Sept. u. .t.a
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II. T. cox & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FORSYTH STREET ATLANTA Ga.
Remarks. u
zATLANTA, OFT, 19sd 1873.

Corn. scarce, active demand
Wheat. firm aud advancing. Rye and
Barley, dull! with fair stocks. Oats,
Gand demand with upward tendency.
Flour, good demand with upward
Tendency. Bacon, firm. active de-
o,and light stocks. Batter, Egg. /.
nd OnioL, good demand if fresh and
nnr,i-
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81" IsI&u z 81 & SOS
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
zr. .. Sex, $3.50. &c. 30 Cedar IT., cor
BcF WSl.EaEri 81,
.EW YORK.

n -EW 7 DIX
Solicit consigRments Of Civsens, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags fazseed, Sc, &c, Sc, &c.
Prompt aul careful attention given TO al
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered en- all sales without delay.
NEW YoI:S RzFEEEN Marine Nation
Al Bank; Seventh Ward National Bank;
Nessrs H9wcs < Macy, Bankers, rs well as
al respectable merchants Throughout Vir-
GINA aad tennessee.
Nov. II, iS1b-ig '
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POg SALE.

I am ready to negotiate on very
favorable terns, the sale Of The most
valuable water power within the vi
cinity Of Bristol. Il is within one
mile of Main Street and furnishes n
fail of II feet with room above that
point sar more than one Factory with
FIJI Of tNeive or more feet. The
property is peculiarly valuable aRd
can be had ut price low enough to
cutice manufactures to orr locality.
/. G.. FOWLER.
70 600 Feet Mining and Blasting Fuse,
Aug. y. LIE. Taylor & Co.
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FOR RENT.

SEVERAL rooms and r garden, in ny
houso n Va. Bill. ApIly to
Mrs. J. B. CRABTREE
81 SIT.
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FOR SAIB
IN THE THRIVTNG
TOWN OF UNION.

,Uest Of Bristol.
THE STORE-HOUSE AND RESI-
dence formerly occupied By Aikea 6 Co.. y
offered for Sale at very low price. The
proDersv would lie very well ruited for
Hotel and Livery Stable, both q which j.
very bally uee;led in our town. One-thirt
efthe oarrl,ase money wiz be required in
alvaaee, the Balance in six, AID twelve
months, with interest from sale
For further particulars apulv 80 AT.
Wilson. Union Depot, whowill show the rrop-
erfv. lie also has two other Houses and
Lots fo- Sale, well improved, in good loca-
Ii 5ns on main Street, in the town ~ O. ion
r..5 =. z. PRICE.
Dec. 1rt-r 1s7l.--tf.
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NEW ADvERrrsEMENTs
Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

ISIS ~. Just published, new edition OF DIR.
FsfFfsA EtElYeTS ellis Celebt atesI Es-
fzts@sss9=sfssT say on the radical cure without
s4sa.rza<zzS medicne) OF srgRNArokRI ga or
seminal Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses,
IAPoTENCT, Mental and Phy~ica. lncapaci,y, Imped-
,IneHts 10 Marriage, etc also, CoNsCAPTIOS, Ell
LErsr and FRS induced by self Indulgence or sex
ual eNtTavaCauce
ca Pric =, IN asSaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable ESSAY
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
ful practice, that the alarming Consequences OF
self-abuse may be radically cared without the dan
.sroua use of internal medicine tha application
of the knife pointing out mode Of care at oace
simple, certain, and eGeciGaI, by means OF which
every suffer"r. matter what his condition NAV
he. nay cure himself cllcapy privatey. and rdfi-
ciHg.
81 This Lecture sh0uli be IN the hands ofsvery
youth ard evory man in the lard.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any al
dress pDsi pdii On receipt Of six cents, two
port stamps.
Alzo, Or. CULvERWELL'S q Marriage Guide"
price so cents.
-4diTess the Publishers.
CiXAS. ]. c. KLINE .S CO..
~ Bowery, New York, Post-Ofiss Box 4 $50
Jan sc. c'g'd May /. cd Jy39. -ly. P&
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BRISTOL NURSERY.

TwUTT TREEs for Fan Planting, GRAPE
l. VIKEs, SILVER MAPLEs, PEERLESS
POTATOES. Send for Catalogue.
JOHN II. WINSTON,
Aug. 23.-3m. Proprietor.
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..- UPWARDS OF
FIFTY z r IL q III S

"A y D.
GOED md SILVER MEDALS
Were awarded to CTIAS. NJ. STEIFF.
for the best PIANOS, in competition
with all the leading factories in the
country.
.WARERoOMs No. y. Liberty ST.
Baltimore, Md.
The StciFs Pianos contain Ell TIE
latest imDrOveiueHI go be found I'M 2
firstclsss Piano with additional iB-
uruysnrn;s Of his owr invention, not
TO be found in other Instruments. The
zone. touch and finish OF their hustru-
ments cannot be eXcelled by any manu-
featured. SO rs
a large assortment of Second Rand
Pianos always on hand, from SIS to
1890.
Parlor and Church Organs. some 20
different STYLES on hand nom $50 aud
u!'warFs-. -Er s@
send for IDS; rated Calaloe &c, con-
giril,g nB4Ic- OF aver 1900 Southern
SIS ",an Of wlitch are Nirgiuian,, 3
w.fo. hove bought the Steiil Piano
st,il,t =, 2 s,e,-t, ~ the war. .."t
81. 30 Ell r. ---lr -l-. ... ..t.
90 ts7e KING &IILL,
-sI Booksellers and Staiioncrs
+. .,,,r ,s,-l...or.zsl agents for Bristol,
"a fenn.
n,ar Is Iy-c de. s'7l aug %. II. rr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INDUCEMENTS

loo s3eks Liver pool Fine salt.
Aug. 27.s,il4 LEE, TAYLOR & Co.
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e rLryscniBtRG3, Va, Oct, rs, 1873
Some changes towbich we ask at
tenton. Wheat net so brisk blIt
steady ar quotations. Corn, Rye and
Oats firm aud market poorly suppli
Ell Flour in brrrels steady at quota
tons Chestnuts plenty and dull
Beans. white and mixed, waited at adj
vance. Batter, except prime table,
plenty and dull. Irish and SMeet po-
tatoes, receipts in excess of demand
In groceries we are without any
change worthy of note.
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NDROSGUGCIN. FRUfT 1UP THE
CALICO C1NFoRLDLEs q, s.,

SDR0s6UGCIy FRUIT Up THE CALICO t{,5r0Rr3etEs . g
LOO 10 p u, and Ag9s'" Vo'toa at lG3 $ir8p1 s.
tYSt'rTA and DAVo COTTON gAEFEfS TlGs, 6ihCiois,
Nv! AM e, ~. ~" IATTiNG, and y AE> great
NV tyDi EAcEl S!If:fT LAIEs RGApyMADE CAR
EAGHED SnEETlNG at Sc rer NsiN0 SHIRTS f3 drawers
loWcsE 9rros yo LIZ ii 6iiEh VT Fl S9 i Z ,e
idchcs l>a l63c wpb zoe. at 81 50 Worth -:
lh GALLO OES ft ouorters DIAPER zen ward, III
lAy1 GIN@!IAas f2s ger sss9e co4Tss cpd tLARks
fpE KlHTfSS en- 5o' CoiioN at &c PER dst
yard rfhS5. -aTs,.a CROCHET EDGtNGs aoi5ara 25<.
20 - al 20 ana aPee o. twelve yards, worL 5r
and! and Zoe {ati; tNBEfAcHEb KNITTING tor
Doe T TssR 4 S g e ,od ooToN YARN s5 fr ~
ali u P T%s, -, ~ EFA6IED KNITTING corTos
ICES al co., IN baS, aisises oa 70 20 . -
glaE tLorns FRENCH LADIES' EiSE& COLLARS a, ;,
rains IRISH and FRENCH GESTLElEXs LINEN COLLARS
T1t "a llII :, a. !5e per dozqn-Woud te eaaPAt
lTTlN@HAN LACE CURTAINS; GENiIENESs LNEH (rFBs At
CtkADACk TOWELS 81 Is, So pr dozen wohS5;.t
rESG1D SS ' co. sEhTI Yes great Ss is ~
r ,!5 75s m pei ZEN INFANTS E,BROIDEHEp Eenr.
,ar t 81 worth $780, INFANTS FR0GK WAISTS at 5o
and CLOTHS much below regular Hoop SGiRF5 ali prizes o.
prices -.. BUSHES in twenty different sly
5 = S[l1 s., ror SIX G[TfoSs; .e4
TON LANNEIS in alrqan NEUK TIES and sOABFS II hss
dDAL HONEY COMB OURS gentlemen bs huircds ID,
enough ft the uses beds; articles all
, ia--wouli b cheap ST. 90 particular
Purchasers Ct Goods in line win find advantage
buy of u.s. and they will find out that will do all that
0mise. ....-
GooQs aV 0aly be SEM on receipt ehEemoney,or y S-
'cSS C0Sh an Uei1yPly. .#..-..r'. .--.-'
LEVY BROTHERS, ~.
-.., 1919 ena 1915 STREET
KRiChn0nd ga.
sep8ly
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DEED.

CALDWELL.---On Saturday the 10Th at
his residence on Main St., Gooason. Of
Small Pox, Mr. II. c. CALDWELL, aged
--ycars. a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-22
DON'T SLruffr YOUR TsEFHLRe

DON'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH.-Re-
member thai u2on their labor the health q, the
stomach depends. Keep hem perfect and in or
! r." DO So msnpE late them with a brush dipped
IN 'ne iF@SFan S"z"d"nt, once or twice n day.
WHO WILL SUFFER Pit in now a
since ~ Tobias Nenitian Linirent Wis nut be-
fere the public warrant ing II to cura Cbr,nie
hsumatism, Headache Cuts Burns, BRUISES GA
Sores, Pains in the Limbs Rack and Chest aud il
( has never failed. Sold bY ali Druggists Depot
| 10 Park Place, New York. !;
For DYSPEPSIA; Indigestion, de
9rSr1"n or spirits ana general debility to their va
nous forms also. As preventative against Feve"
and Agu". aud OTHER Intermittent fevers The
Ferro- Phos phraed Elixir Of Oalisava made by
CaSweli, Hazard Co. New York. and sold bv all
rn&gists. 'sthe hes tonic, aud a. tonic for pa
,ients recovering from f,ver or other sickness it
has no equal.
TuURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
The best article known for cleansing and prascrv-
ing the teeth and gums. Sold by all Dru .gisfs
"'r" - aud 30 cents per bottle. +. c. ITells Go.
New York.
CHRISTADoRO'S HAIR DYE. stands
nnrivaled in the world. No lady or gentleman of
discrimination any other II is the most per
feet, reliable and effective Hair bye ntho world
hsnuIa'toIy, 6S Maiden Lane, New York,
CARBOLIC SALVE, recommended by
=
70 Cents per box. John F. Henry, Sole Proprietor.
College Place, New York.
RISLEY's BUCuU is reliahle Din
rei!c ad Tonic for all dersngemsnts OF the urinary
and genital organs. The genuine A. formerly sold
by HaViland, Harrtl Il RiSley and their branches
Is now prepared by II W. Eisley, the originator
and Proprietor and the trade supplied by his sue
cessors, Morgan Risicy, N.w York.
SyAPNIA. or opium purified, the
most perfect anodyne in the market, mails by pro
cess Of Pr. l. NJ Biseluw. Detroit Medical Col
lege. Is always uniform IN strength, which IS
y the case in other preparations Of Opium.
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL. has a world
Wide reputation as the surest AMI best illuminating
oil. Oyer two million gallons have been sold for
the past two years, from which accidents Of any
description have occurred Send for Circular.
York.
WE HAVE FREQUENTLY HEARD
mothers say they would not hn without Mrs
"inslow's Soothing Syrup. from the birth Of the
child until il has finished with the cetlfing siege,
under any consideration " hatever.
The SECRET OF BEAUTY. What
Is it 10 longer asked far the world Of fashion and
all the ladies know that is produced By using
delightful and h7rmlass toilet preparation known
AZ G. W. Lairds d" Bloom of Youth - Its b-autI-
flying effects are truly wonderful. Depot, ) Gold
St., n. Y.