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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FoR sALH-A mall InAnE, With ..one base.
Ia ss.s pc iSS rs. No. SIS
Assssehu.etts avenue, tive -stery HKAMl, Of sis
Fl b q ss :s ss.sk
street , and hhede Island avenue; have i've rooms
y .!s s s:sa I've .,:n %s
THos = 2s as :e! $500 sS, ssse'
4 Store, 1887 PennsyIvanis suenue. su.iI-s.
EOR REHT-Furnished and unfurn shed Rooms
49,. - With or without Board, ct no. 6Ie Oh
LOB RRKT-Chssp-rvo furnished ROOMS in
siosiSsh street., S Ssss.sa -!
FOR kkhr-HoUsE No; I4aO lith st. .orlh-
:s'S 81 iS :';;;
FOB slsT.FyI5i:sfd Room With Or Win:
one Of the most pleasant in the city. Reference.
FSne8. foss' BRidK Ho OT a ss.sfRssf
ess toflhrs ee;rrsn is.h aud istn at sispsr
BARBKR co, 7os street, ~ s1s2i,st =
For REsT-A .ni,e OF BoOMs, d floor, well
furnished. Rented slnely or ,nsstner. R.fer-
enees exchanged Apply At No. 1874 @ st. sals 2s
FOR kALE-Feur LOTS corner of Sev Jersey
avenue ard = street. Also, one LOT on corner
q a ah ard streets Inquire on 9Th strs-, No.
EOR sALE-Two-sory FRAME HOUSE: new
and wei: built; Gated ia The nor. hwestern Der
t'D Cf the CITY the Connecticut ayeaus street
cars. TIA proytr.y will be sold st a bargain
ansh.Im JOHN JOY EDISON, III G st. NV.
EUh RkNT Or LEAsE-srORR, CELLAR
arc DWELLING of rooms on enc floor, with
ay.nne south side. frst-clsss stand for tusi.
nete. hent Gus. augi5 I'm
E'oh ssLr-Tw-I,e bes1tiful BRICK HOUSES
Also, one FRAME OUTAGE. with Fruit Gar.
FOB gENT-Seversi first elias, Furnished
HOlshs: also, unfinished.
mOhEI safely invested ard losred. Corporation
Z. ourites purchased. Tsxe- pati and Cor poratiJn
0 snEi. lnnded' JOS G. 80 sE IS
FOB BEsT-Cne three-story BRICK HOUSE,
j Containing nine rooms, with sill modern cows
niences, No. l20 Maryland avenue southwest, be-
tween LIST and % Streets $50 per month. Also, one
three-story BkICk HOUSE, containing nine rooms,
With ell modern conveniences, No. 194 Maryland
pr mcDth. Apply to JOHN z ENTWIeIR, No.
ls3O PenpsyivsBia avenue. sull-lmN
EOR BENT-EOUsE No 80 Gay street, George.
l. town; fronts south, with eastern and northern
e1 posure, nice eide sId back yard; French roof,
two porohee, ten rooms, hail, bath room, closets,
coed order; grained in oak and pepered throughout.
soper mouth. Apply to W. h. WHHATLIY,
~ Jefferson street. aus..r
c>UR hLHT-A ten-room tnrse-story BRIUK
Il HOUSE, with all modern Improvements, stu
ated on ihe corner Of llh and streets northwest.
Northwest. jy2s-Im
E'OR REnT-EEDEBAL BUILDINGS, corner
j. and 7th streets northwest. OFFIOts and
UEFURNISHED ROOMS, siRgly and In suits,
from Ss to go. 8. PREHTISs, Agent, Rom
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BOARDING.

BOARUING.
ROARDING-With or without rooms, for man
- and wife, or single gentlemen, Ala ID street
northwest, between "a and Sd streets. aug2s 81.
pOAhD.-Good BOA BID and single or com muni.
- eating ROOMS, at 1927 street northwest,
Terms reasonable. au28 ,3t.
ENuRhISHEb Rooms, with VI without BOARD:
II very pleasant 4 cslity and pleasant rooms, en-
suite SINGLE northeast corner ave-
nue. and 1Oth street northwest aug7S ST.
L ARGE FUBEIsHaD Rooms, comm unicai OF
Il or rele, with BOARD; 1886 street, apostle
fEsnk lin Park aus25-Ns
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COAL AND WOOD.

J. K. zua'
Dealer in best varieties Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL,
Also, WOOD in the stick, or sawed and split.
Prices moderate for each.
Of1ces and y ards: Foot ef IL street and Rhode
Island avenue, between 9Th aud 10th streets.
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMIL-
COAL COAL!
We invite the attention Of CONSUMERS 20 our stock
OF COAL, embracing all the choi1e qualities, 20
which we are making additions daily, which We offer
OAK. aud PINE WOOD. sawed and split or In
OAK and PINE KIHDLIsGs, Il bundles or py
the cord. STEPHENSON BhOTHER.
80. Office, iSls Psnnsyiysnia Avenue,
{ oALIl ooALI woonu voon,
JOHNSON BROfHKRs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALRRs,
Ordered: TEN THOUSAND Tons BE6i
QUALITY ASTARAOITE GOAL, some Of which
u constantiy arriving, both b. vessel and railroad,
o :1i ns ana o f %os A Mo-
surpassed By any firm IN the District. $40 pounds
Always guaranteed TO the ton.
Depot at our wbarves foot OF l1th street.
Omces: 1909 y street, and HIS 9Th sfress
TooT OF surH STREET.
GOAL and WOOD constantly hand IN de-
hvered pronDtly 20 al Darts Of the oity, . on
rates.
a lot Of soAsrLIsSY G iee :.Is cheat Is severn
tons Of bsst R00YIHo FELT on hasd- aps-tr
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DRY GOODS.

| NPRkCEDKNrED REDUCTION.
Best make Paper 0smbric double width, So.
AhdToscoggin Cotton, l4o.
Prints, TIC. and cd.
Elegant Black Lyons SIX from 7sc. 70 8, % q.
LyoIs Gros Grain at 81 50. worth s2J
Bisck AlPscas and Mohsirs from 2sc IN,
Victoria Lawns, l5c. and up.
Al Linen Towels, 81 dozen (Sfor sc and up,
All Linen Henmed Hdkfs l2I,c worth sc
Bsantnul Elk CLICKED Bslbrisgsn Hose, only
Hip Gore Corsets. SOC. reduced from 7sc.
Elegant Paris Kids. Csc. =, q button, 81
. PsIasols end Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GOODS at great sdcr Ifos, to close.
We offer none but FIST class goods, selected with
view to beauty ard durability. Those wishing 20
get the fullest value for their money should ami ne
our stock. This Is eur final redu ction.
BRODHEAD Co.,
augls- SIN 1908 n street, between 18th and 18th.
I'VE ARE NOW ASTONISHING OURSELVES
w AT THE EXTREMELY Low PRIUE
WE ARK SELLING OUR
DRY GOODS.
~ pieces very vide fins BLACK ALPACA only
20 pieces very fine Satin Stripe VICTORIA
Ghesp Dry Goods Store, 76s Marc space.
700 yards Il the ssme (excellentD BLEA0HED
COTTON only l2h cents
600 ysrcs BEAUTIFUL CAMBRIA CALICO
so dozen pair SPLENDID STOCKINGS only 1,
30 dozen KxOELLEET HANpKERoHIEFs
BLAcK SILKS very cheap.
All OF the above aud q great deal more to be
CARTE
su6-tr CHEAP DRY GOODS SJORE
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RP0TOMAC FERRY CDMPANY-On ard
Ne| after septenb y /, stsa msrs of this line will
nase HOURLY TkIPS between Washington ard
AlsxsDorIa, as follows: :, s, ., 10, II m; l; m
:. J, q, >, % ,. N. 8. >. HON iSON,
President p. r. Company.
=. GkDNEf General Superintendent augs5 AZ
hFCAhtM1kTlNG OF The A. N. g.
ny CHUkC HES, ct "ODLD SPRINGS
GhOSE," near the Chenille stsisa, located on the
have teen al work several days preparing And nu
ub the ground and spriu ia pie order TINS
ing phi poscs. The grand leading feature il the
betuiiiul primes OF mineral quality, Inclined TO
De Ettle SPd.t fSh The stream j. Sufficient 10 torn
grfst III. Tue srOve IL veil shaded With heavy
bodied timber, Chiefly white oak Ii is rtaiuly The
herdsomest grove anywhere within tsepry (fOl
hsIes CT Nsshir gton city Bishop J. p. CAMP.
BELL, d. L.. ID will preach the opsaing
stfnCn on SABBATH MURNISG, at III oiel9ck
Rev. D. LAskFORD will preacn az AZ O'clock
y. m. nr. WATKINS az D, IN.
special TAN will leave the 6 street DEM.
susDAH MORNING, August SOth, returning s %
D m. IaugI3 o.
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HOTELS.
THE TRADES.

NE 1hADES.
A wHIsGs AND IBos AWNING TnAHEs
"A FOR STOkEs,
Manufactured By
M. q. COPELAND,
pr AaninSs ior Stores, Public Builnss, Hstek
f INts hesicsnoes.
TLaas, oAnP-HE iiI TssTS l Hs,G ssi. OF
Agent for the Improved mndsw Proof Avnn
ocoos. mssstr
A VIKINGS And AWNING FhAMEs
"A O improved Style and Paftsrs
Tor stores hotels Public Buildings, CITY and ooun.
Try Residences at factory prices.
Manufactured By
JOHN o. HOGAN,
us Market Space, between 7th and sth Streets
Iisgs AND Camp Meeting Tents for sale OF rent.
sols agent 70. the only Genuine widowed Proof
awning material. apls-tr
PAINT.
I viii warrant 20 erectasIfy prevent danpne.s
caused By defective brick walls ana leskT me- sl,e
root, provided the paint n applied bV my owa
ns. s frloe 81 cents per square foot for three
HOUSES and SIGNS painted IN the YER, l.,s.s
Being thorou shly equipped for every Kind OF vork
whom hsys not hsreiofors net lrsfsssioSslls.. NO.
i.S4S i''h street. between s :ns I SGssr
DLUMBIEG, 9As-FITTIHG AEp eIWlE-
by JANIS y. BRIEE, Prsotiosi Plumber. No,
sss m sss ss u.s. aS,h ~
LIhkD PIPE always on hand. msl-tf
GIBSON BROTHlkA
VI Beck and gsb Printers,
lol2 Psnnsyiyanfa Avenue, south sids.
nos8-D ktas WSh 6,sesalis.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0sT--A BROWN BOX CONTAINING o Bunch Of
- urls. A liberal rewsrd will be psid if returned
TO SO2 18th street northwest. It.
I Osr-AUgust 18th. cns GOLD DROP Of an
II Earring. The finder will receive the thanks az
the owner BY returning it to Defrees street IT.
OsT-Last evenings LADY's RING B-azilisn
neen orogped In sn street car. a liberal reward
II left 81 Gig 18th street. its
c. BEWARD-Lost yesterday afterno.n a White
SC POINTER Dog with yellow ea.seS
and spots on his side. The above rewardAe0x
VIII be paid by returning him to 1918 CO
street, betv cen 18th and 18Th. aus IT.
/ OsT-On THURSDAY nson, on 10Th street, b.
- Meep Penpsylyahia avenue AID ii street, n
rOOk ETBOOk containing q sum Of moYey. 4
liberal rtward III left at Store corner II and llth
streets northwest. ltr
| osT- c,y,rv pIun
Suitable reward IL returned TO HOY llth|,2
street northwest. augE- ST. "
L OST-Ou Sunday, August 18th, bstveen the cor.
IL nrr OF l4th and Ii streets aod Mr.. Raasiais
cturt hi gilt FILAGREE Cross Finder will
please return TO 1913 steet, and receive q re-
WARD. aug27- 2ts
V'AKTN Up AsTRAV ON THE NIGHT OF
l. the e4Ih instant, two COWS; ore baffso -
and one horned Cow. Owner will find them ~ W
BY railing the Subscriber, HENRICHxA
BICKABT, corner Of Iith aud Il streets north
wesr. aug2s-3t'
Clio BKWARD-strsy ed or stolen on The "a h
CIO instant, two C0WR, one red buffalo-ss
Cow tie other red sDd white, small horns III ~
The shove reward will be paid IL returned toX-0.
Mrs. MARGARkT WELSH, 632 North Capitol
sheet aug26-3t-
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The Savings Bank is paying out the JANUARY

The Savings Bank is paying out the JANUARY
dividend to the Belfast and Searsport stock
holders in the international Telegraph.
The universalist belief that ignores the
warm hereafter, is very cherries doctrine
when the mercury sinks below zero.
| Owing to some trouble with the Unity bridge
| probably forced out of line by the ice, no train
| came down from B,rnham on Wednesday noon
y new style of adv crtisinG prevails about oul
! StroCts-that of presenting Il likeness of the
! proprietor of a business attached to his card
! The latest is life size and full length likeness
! of Prof Jerry Written, the work of Percy A
Sanborn and is capital piece Of drawing. 1t
represents the Professor, setting QUE on Jour
new with violin case in hand. business in his
eve. and music 1T his fingers ends.
! Much interest is manifested by the faithful to
learn who has succeeded to the vacant place in
the Custom House. The crowd of anXioll,
seekers are yiSibly wearing the iron steps that
wind up that avenue to the treasury. Barna-
has looks as wise as hen pregnant with q
goose egg, but says nothing. However it mat
as the reduction committee reports in Congress.
Then good by to the detectives berth. and
probably 10 BarnabaS himself.
p. $. Since the above was in type we learn
that Daniel l.. Pitcher has been appointed to
the place made vacant by the death of t Thorn
dixie.
We had a touch of cold weather the first ofthr
week. sunday opened With a bowling north
west wind. bringing severe cold, and driving il
INTO every creyice Of doors and windows. Mon
day was 4 repetition of the same. excepting a
lower degree of cold the mercury marking 10
degrees below zero ut noon. On Tuesday the
temperature rose some degrees. and Wednesday
presented fair winter weather The amount
of snow on the ground is small. and the sleigh
ing poor.
NEW Local. ADVERTISEMENTS. VIM. O.
Poor x Son present a very attractive notice.
and invites attention 10 their large stock of
1rueSes. euSpcnder~ and shoulder braces, fancy
goods, &r.-A Andrews calls attention TO the
great reduction in prices of his ready made
clothing, flannelS, ,Sc.-.An important notice Of
the Waldo County Agricultural Society.-See
the announcement of the old and Young folks
assemblies in pierrc's Hall Monday evening
next.
ALONG THE WHARVEs. The demand for
hay has been so great that despite the colclnesS
and bad travelling, a large amount has come to
market within Il few days. Besides filling up
unfinished cargocs Il number Of new vessels
have been chartered Pitcher 4 Gorham have
loaded schooner Helen Condor for Charleston.
:. G., and have in dock Il large three-mastcti
schooner chartered for the South. Woods.
Mathews Il Baker are loading the three-masted
schooner q. p. Andrews for Charleston :. c..
and VIM. Pitcher and Son have shipped nearly
two hundred tons to Mobile, Ala. BY the mann
moth schooner Ellen NJ. Colder.
BUENHAM. On Thursday night of last week
the barn of Daniel Wyman was burned from
some unknown cause, with hay, tools. &c
Fully insured
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The Suspected Murder at Rochland.

ROCkLAND, Me, II.
The coroner's inquest in the ease of Car
| oline Pettee, the woman who was found il
a dying condition on Saturday morning
at Rockland. was continued Monday f. Nj
and evening, and at the conclusion of the
evening session was adjourned for ono
week. No evidence has Vet been obtained
As 70 how. when or by whom the wounds
on the head OF the deceased and the bruises
and contusons on the limbs, were inflicted
DR.. Banks, who made the post ntorte1l, ties
titled that no alcohol was found in the
stomach of deceased; that she could not
have been intoxicated at the time OF her
death nor have been drink ing within a
number of hours preceding.
The evidence shows that deceased left
1horndike's house, Friday morning, where
She had been for some days, and went to
Burns, where she remained during the day
that She went out early in the evening and
soon returned; that Mrs. Thorndike came
there and qllarreled with deceased and
Mrs Burns, accusing them of having tax
en- money belonging to her; that Mrs.
Thorndille attempted to search Mrs. Pettee
and Mrs. Burns interfercd, and blows
passed between her and her sister, Mrs
L llpt lNlNt stHtl tIlt itttttl NttS IlUJ out pi
the house Mrs Pettce went OF was pushed
out previously, and left the house After
this quarrel she was seen by Il neighbor to
come towards the Burns house somewhere
about ten o'clock. which is the latest that
amy witness has positively testified to see
ing her, till She was found in the morning
Ann Burns states that she saw an I'M
known man near her house at twelve
o'clock, and a Mrs Martin, the next neigh
Dor testified to having seen q man and
woman standing there, but does not iden-
tify them. Thorndike and his wife appear
to know remarkably little about the mat
ter, considering the circumstances The
general opinion is that the woman died
from the effects Of the beating she receiv-
es All the circumstances point to this
conclusion. Various theories and suspic-
ions are strongly entertained but "Who
did ii ?" is still the mystery
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Penobscot river in the town of Orland APP
proved Aug 6, 1916 Referred to the
Committee On Fisheries
In the SENATE Jan 26. the order relat-
ing to an investigation into the affairs OF
the State Prison was amended so as to di-
rect the Committee on State Prison to
conduct the Investigation, and authorizing
the committee to employ such person OF
persons as assistants in the investigation
as they may deem necessary and proper,
and passed. Orders passed inquiring into
the necessity of all expenditures for mill
tary purposes, with a view to abate a part
or all Of them; inquring whether the re-
solve relating to industrial statistics may
not be repealed without detrment to- the
interests Of the State.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to lu-
thorizc Cyrus j. Hall to extend q wharf
OF wharves into tide waters at Mt. Desert :;
an act to incorporate the Elmdale Cheese
Manufacturing Company of Montville !;
an act authorizing John Whitmore to con-
struct weirs in the Penobscot river
In the House, a large batch of private
petitions were presented and referred. An
order passed that the Committee on Lee
gal Affairs inquire into the eXpediency of
changing the law so that personal proper
ty shall be taxed the same as real estate.
Passed to be engrossed-Bill an act to
incorporate the Rockland and Thomaston
Water Co.; an act to incorporate Hancock
Stone Co.; an act to prevent taking cells
in South Bay. in the towns Of Brooksyille
and Penobscot
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

W EDNESUAY, Jan. II.
AT market for the current week-Cattle 1879; Sheep
and Lambs 1.5>6. Swine 1900 number of Western
Cattle I644. Northern Cattle and Working oxen and
Mich Cows, 225 Eastern Cattle, 10.
Prices OF Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs live weight. En-
ira quality - 25a1 %, first quality SG50a7 60;
second quality 50 o0a6 3712; third quality 81 3ia5
%; poorest grade of coarse oxen, Bulls, SC, 3 %
AT %.
Brighton Hides lease per ID. Brighton TaTow
Country Hides-6 l-ea7c per 10 Country rallow
4 1-2c per lib.
Calf Skins-16alsc perlb. Sheep Skins $40 each
Working OXen-We quote sales Of pr, 9Th ut
sls5: pr. fl Q in slG5; pr it. 6 in. $40 Pr,
# in. $40; pr, II coarse ones, 40.
Mich Cow and Stores-We quote extra At 3j5a91
ordinary S23a5o per head. Store Cows, Yearlings
5llal6; 2year olds $l6a2S; 3year oldS 525al} Per
head
Sheep and Iambs-rhose from the West were all
owned BY butchers, and cost delivered at Brighton,
swinc~Fies Wholesale d laGl-2c; retail caller
lb. Hogs-13,40p.
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An freshman called at a drug store to get a
bottle Of .Johmson';. AnaHy3 Maimrnt 10 the
rheumatism; the druggist asked him in what
part of the body it troubled him most, BE me
SOUL said he, Il have it in livery houl and cor
ner or me-
''Take wing:' gusheda pompous upstart,
extending his bent arm to a sensible young
lady, at the close of the prayer meeting. Not
of 4 gander,' she quietlWrspiied, and walked
home with her mother.
For loss of cud, horn all, red water in COWS,
loss of appetite, rot. or murrain in sheep; thick
wind. broken wind, and roaring. and for all
distractions OF the kidneys in horses use Sher-
tNNN'A CNr0llW C0N0iion PnlrRerS
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The Latest Triumph of DR.. Gage
4 CURE roK FEMALE WEAKNESS

CT III. ipE / EMAl.I NEAhNl-SS.
In its various forms, from the dawn of woman
hood to the turn of life has been discovered by
DR.. Gage, the celebrated Natural Physician,
who has effected many cures not only in
Belfast and vicinity, but throughout Maine, and
in fact all New England. Through the wonder
full gift with which the Doctor is endowed he
has been enabled to perfect this most marvellous
remedy. which is destined TO prove one of the
greatest blessings ever bestowed upon suffer-
ing humanity. There is nothing like 1.-THE
world is challenged to produce, it, equal. BY
This wonderful remedy patients have been re-
stored to health after having been confined to
bed one. two and even four years. suffering UNI
told agony with head, back, stomach, bowels,
heart and general nervous prostration. A
course, sufficient for two months, Of this Won
dertul remedy sent by return mail, securely
packed. upon receipt of 81 and three stamps
For advice upon all other diseases, enclose one
dollar only Write short letters, and send
NOR, while the means Of cure is within your
reach Address.
DIR. O. G. GAGE.
II. O. Box 1854 Saratoga. NY.
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The Household fanacea,
and
Family Liniment

is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz. Cramps in the Limbs and stom
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or Side, Rhcuma
tiSm in all its forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Chol
era, Dysentery, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore
Throat Spinal Complaints, sprains and bruises
Chills and Fever. For Internal and External use,
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. /
penetrates and pervade the whole system, restoring
healthy action 10 all it parts, and quclening thu
blood.
The Household PANACEA is pureI,
Vegetable and all Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No 2I5 Fulton Street, New York.
sale ~ all AruggistS. lllsj
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

THEIR NAME - LEGION" may be applied to
those who die annually Of Consumption,
although science has ofate years sensibly dimn-
ished their number. 1t is gratifying to know
that the general use Of Dr.. Uistor's Ba'S@Da Of
TIWd CheTry is largely instrumental in attain
ing this end.
elbow fast they build houses now :" said IT, :;
''they began that building last Week, and now
they are putting in the lights "les" ans We red
the friend. land next week they will put in the
liver
High Livers, those INDUCING in ease and pleas
ure. and those Of sedentary habits can prevent
Boils, Carbuncles, Govt Red Skin, Eruptions
Pimplcs, Constipation, Piles, Drowsiness, Bill
iousness, and other conditions induced by such
habits, by taking from four to six OF DR.. Pierce,S
Pleasant Purgative Pellets once week, or,
better still, one or two each night. Twenty
five cents a vial, by all Druggists.
"Happiness, is the absence ofpain," says Jean
Paul Richter, and 20 900 grateful patients bless
the ANAKEsIs Of DR.. s1LsBEE as the only III
falliDe cure for PILES ever discovered. 1t is
purely scientific combining the best method OF
the Freuch, English and American surgeons,
acting rs an instrument, poultlce and medicine,
and not only afiorlmg instant relief from eNcrl-
tiating pain, but performing an absolute and
permanent cure, All Doctors approve it. Price
81 90. sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot
Walker ST.. New York
DECORATED CHINA SETS CHEAP. We re-
Gently called the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Richard Briggs, 49, Washing
ton street, Boston, who is offering decorated
dinner and tea sets at greatly reduced prices
The plan which he has adopted for the first
time in this country, of offering really desirable
China sets at very low prices, is meeting witt
great success, and we advise all to avail them
selves OF the rare opportunity to supply then
tables with a handsome service for about tho
usual cost Of ordinrry white China.
| OF ALL AWFUL NIGHT SOUNDS, that of ;
| frightul cough reverberatns through the dark
ness, is the most saddening. Would you b,
spared this infection and save the life endanger
ed by the complaint, administer HUle's HoAel
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.