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The New Coachmau.

Detroit FREE PrssE
The boy should have known better
a, bis age than TO let out family secrets,
but be felt grateful to the other boy for
the use Of his sIilo, and he softly re-
marked:
"Father wasn't home all last night, and
he hasen't come home yet"
Gone Oft" queried the owner OF the
stills.
aHes down town somewhere We ex-
pect, and ma says she amt going 70 run
after him II be don. come home for q
month"; yr.
lVDid they have a fuss2"
aKinder. You see we had to let the
coachmau 20 cause its hard times. Yes.
tefday afternoon ma wanted pa TO black
up and drive her out 10 style. He kick.
ed at frat, but when she got mad he cave
ed In and fIed himself up 90 you
couldn't tell him from adarkey. When
he drove around ma called him Peter
AID ordered him 10 back up, and go ahead
and haw and gee around, and he got up
on his ear and droved back to the barn,
Them duds came Of % him like lightning,
aud he va. 80 mad that he diln't stay
long enough TO wash the black of biz
%Aud What did your mother say 9
asked the other.
"Nothing. She looked q little sad
around the mouth, bat she'll fetch him
10 II II takes all winter. He might As vel
come home and begin to learn how TO use
burnt cork
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A. N. DE- z.

=
But while corruption In It's coarser
forms Is now happily confined to certain
well-knovn constituencies in England
and ireland (ior both Wales and Scotland
have the reputation Of being pure in mat.
ters Of election), the expense Of contest
ing seat Is considerable, and In some
places o1orbitant. 1t Is calculated that
q general election costs something like
four millions sterling, and all this sTpen-
dlture, except the comparibly incunsid,
cradle sum that comes out Of the Tory
election. chest, falls upon the candidates.
Borough seats cannot be contested except
at cost Of from $500 to {. 5000 for each
candidate. County seats may run up a.
high as 100000 per candidate, and no
county In the United Kingdom can be
fought under 1000 to each candidate.
Il would be imagined from these figures
that the expense would act As deterrent,
and that Il would be difficult, II not i'm.
possible, to fTnd come twelve hundred sol.
ID, unimaginAtive Eoglishmen willing to
throw away 90 much money upon so little,
and II 10 difficult to persuade men on the
Liberal side Of politics to engage 10 con.
tests for county seats. The chances Of
success are small, a. the land.owning and
farming classes are rigidly Tory.-LOn-
don Letter TO de Nation.
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clear Of these. two extremes. We rode
two miles 10 the Cork Convent, 90 called
because the calls of which there are 20,
are partly under ground, and lined with
cork, a. 4 protection against damp. The
cells are only FIVE feet square, and the
doors three feet high. The dining room
Is heWn out Of the solid rock,
and also lined with cork. The
order Of reformed FranciscanS had
one great peculiarly; they used no
beds. A little way from the Convent IL
the hole which formed the sleeping place
Of tie celebrated hermit, Honorins. he
died here, aged 95, 10 1895. We 70:
mounted our Rosinantes, and descended
by different path, picking our way amid
huge bouIders, which lie about here in
In every direction. Thus, filled with I'D.
miration for all the beauties Of Cintra, l
could not take my leave Of 90 charming q
spot without exclaiming, in THE words OF
Byron:
"Io ciut1's glorious EIen interTerea
In yarlesatsd mifS Of mount and gsn.
All me- Whist hAbd can pencil guide, or pan,
To iulioE half on which the eye dilAlss
ThruuIh Views more dazzling unto mortal han
Than thoaa whereof such thing the bard relates
Who 70 the Hus-struek Scrl unloefsd kiJdanb
A. NJ. De z.
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,,rons East OF pIltspurgh.

Bl,insIIlls Correspondent Of the DhPatsh.
Oar farmers are abou. tn rough harvest
ing. The crops we're very good. Wheat
turns ont well 10 the buskel. Flour has
Eot down 70 81 IS per sack. Oats Sill be
abundant, and cheaper than 1t has been
for years. Potatoes are plenty and good,
and are worth fifty cents per bushsl. The
corn crop is not doing so well, farmers
say. In previous years roAsting-ears
were plenty about this time, but this
year there are yet few fields 10 which they
eau be loupd. Apples will be plenty !
they are now selling at city cents per
bushel, The grape crop will be very
ANAL oue. 10 some localities peaches
will be very plenty.
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Nor A OlJsCK NOsTRIJN

Gtatlenea,-f hereby certify that for several
years past have used the vOiTLIu pLAsrEEs Ia
my Practice, and have never known them % fall IA
anorduH speedy relefln those cases for which they
arc rseomEnended. They are not quaek noStrum,
Bat sSS- remedial agent OF gee; TslgS ysry truly
BTckEroEr. Me-. May a iii. '' - -
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MEDICAL.

sLsToHp,s RADICAL cuRx ron CArARlH Is safe.
certain. and permanent cure for CAtArrh o. every
form and 10 the most pGffect remedy ever devised.
II 10 purely vegetable dl1tillatlon, Aud . applied
locally by Installation, and eonstitutio By IN
sidHt1RS0gs. Il soothea, heals. and cleanse the
nasal passages OF every fGling Of heayiness. Oh.
ttructlon, dulness, or dizziness Constitntionally
the acid poison with which II Is always charged In
catlrTh, stimulates the stomach, liver, and kidneys,
he formation OF sound, healthy tissue, and nnAlly
obtains complete control over the disease. The
remarkable curative powers. when all other rene
dies utterly fall. OF SLNToRDS RADICAL CrEk. are
Attested By thonNands who gratefully recommend
it 10 feIlowSuherrrs. No ttatement i made re-
gartinR IL that cannot pc substAntiAted ~ the
great and good medicine, and worthy all cond.
dence. Each package contains o Treatise on Co
tarrh and Dr.. SAnfords Improved fnhAllng Tube,
and full directions for It's use In all cases. Priees
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SI11bs4viLk AeoonaodSiloa-Laayes BellaIre a
- p IN; bridgep9r so p m; arrives at sttu-
5enyllle d:i6 p m leaves Hsuben, lille At $40 q.
N bridgeport 80 4. IN; arrives At BellaiIe at
9.3o T. M.
TlCkels and BagyIge Cheeks to all principal
ponts In the East and West G. b. procured at The
Unlon IieLet Oftiee, Mcclure HOuse, Wheeling.
and NJ Ticket Once In bridgeport
+. 3. MYERS,
my.S General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of Sanford's
Radical Cure,
NehlIEoS: Gu 2. z BeE ! ~ AsDl

AcH1TIoN. GEASr q BoEENB FiRE ASol
MARINE Insurance AOEScT,
Is pine Street. 81. Louis, No., Feb. :. sly
A. A. MXttIER, Washington Az, city. Dear
Melller: have for some years been troubled with
CAtArrh. and for the past two years have suffered
seriously with &c. Noticing your advertisement OF
SANPuEDs REMEDY RADICAL CUER), decided 70
pY Il. lhayo used only two bottles. and ava result
feel 80 much relieved that presume on our per.
sonA relations and write this to you and ask that
yontAke some measures 10 get more prnmlnentiy
before the public that others may have such relief
a. have. 1hAVo recommended Il to quite mum.
Der Of my friends. all Of whom have e1prrs--d 70
me their high estimate oils TAiue and good S1eetl
really think It particularly adapted 70 wants OF
st. louis people, and they all ought 20 know Of IL,
ami those who need lt should Try Il. will risk the
assertion that 100 OF. walls Ial q sampled to be
given away will seil n many bottles.
Try s0me plan. Let the people have II they need
Il. believe could sell 500 bottles myself = Of
soufse you could largely InefeAse this nuIrher.
Why not tEy Up Your tEnlS, WAL DoWES.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists aud
Dealers In Medicine througnoni the united states
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. NASs.
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WANTED-Everybody to know that JOs y.
wv eage u Agent far The Celebrated Domestic
Sewing Machine Also for the White and Mes
hAehplst vao has done the npsldng for the dit.
iefent Msehine Companies 10 IhiI city for reveal
years past, and u noE conducting q Repair shop
lor himself lt 1873 Mlrket STREET
All work wnrSnisd. sond In yoar Ahehipss
Rn6dkU
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Be eafei1lto obtain CoLLfNl' VoLTAfc PtATTTn.
AeomeinAtion OF Electric and voltlic Plates, SItS
hlkhly AedieAted Plaster, A. seen IN the above
cut. Sold BY all Wholesale AAd Retail DruRgfstS
WEEKS d POTTER, ProprIstorS, Boston. Mass.
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LAME BACK
RHEUM
.E..a ouIKDB 1T
IlGQLLLNS' g zli5zjs

AeaErs. E6cks q PAttSr: GsNiieRlbn, = Ono year
ago NAASelEet with sewers attack Of lihentna.
tismin my right hip, u which NRATubect. Tried
TIC various lilltnrniS Rad fheinIaile cures. but
tuRgestsd one VI yuur COLLiNs'VoLTAIo PLAsrEHA.
The eheet was almost magical fUF, to my grateful
surprise. NEs almost immediately well again. and
VS. Abla 10 work upon my farm As usual, EhereAA
before the application OF the Plaster. tcnuld DO
nothing, and every step gAIf me- r1in. Anew weeks
returned, bat am happy 10 say the second Plaster
PROVED a. rs tho arsl and Am now veil.
cnrnh her OF very lAnis hack. We think therC q
nothing In the world OF remedies thai can compare
win Tia CoLiiNA' VnLrAio PLAsTE "a for IAelma.
thea 10 the suffering. YonrS very respectfully.
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[ ooH1RHEkp TINR ORD.
@gE

AEEs
GOING EAST AND WET.
On and alter Nay 1eth, 1878, Trains will run
daily teIeept Sundsyl.
. Thftuth Trains to Pittsburgh.
Though Trains 70 cltrsland,
through Trains TO Chlcaso.
Pullmgn's Parier CArs between wsllSviIIe and
Cleveland.
Hotel ard Sleeping Cans On all Trains between
Alliance and ChieR0.
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ex.Kipg Don Fernando, the iather oil the
present King Of Portugal, It was former.
" the convent OF "Sossa Senhora de Ia
PenAn four Lady Of the Rock). II Is now
simply called ala Pena.P II Is q
long walk 10 the castle; you see
the tessalAted battlemeuu far above.
We walked through the grounds
Of the Duke Of SsIdanha, these wound up
the uaouuy4in bE marrow path, it banks
covered With blue periWinkles and vel
low cowslips, almost tempting one TO be-
come child again, and larry TO make =
cowslip bail. We stood some time look.
ing a, q tomb, bearing no name, bat the
symb ols, the crescent and the cross were
side by side. 10 IL are collected all the
bones found at different periods among
the ruins, and to which Christian burial
has been given, although many oil them
may be the remains Of Musselmsn, for
which reason the crescent is carved out.
side. The Castle must have been OF i'm
mense size and very strongly fortified.
We still mounted higher aud higher, IN.
Ill on the summit we reached the Palace
OF Don Fernando. The view from the
top was lovely. The expanse Of the At
lantic to the Westward seemed boundless.
The PenA was altered and enlarged from
the Convent BY Don Manoel, aud it was
from It's tower that the King watched for
the return Of the fleet ofVasco de Cana,
and from here July Goth, 1899, he was the
frat TO descry the chip Of Nicholas Coel'
no, the earliest Of the adventurers TO
return. The chapel is small, bat pos.
sesses magnificent retAblo Of transPar-
ent jasper TN appearance much resem-
bling AMBER, ihlaid with alabAster. 1t
was made BY 40 Italian artist for Don
John Ill, and took nine years OF con.
slant labor to complete. The centre rep
rtsenu scenes from the Passion Of our
Lord, and from each side hang festoons
OF flowers, carved bat Of the transparent
jIsper; they droop over background OF
back jasper. The whole is unique, the
black, amber and white forming = bar.
mouy Of co!ors difficult to describe and
rarely seen. Looking up at the Palace
from the outside, 1 was struck BY msg'
ni6cent carved stone ornament around q
I window; Il represented Bacchus reclin'
lux over Tue NluuONI Auh waning " .aS1
e. Of vine leave, aud grapes on either
pide-exquisitely carved aud In excel
lent preservation. We walked through
the grounds, 10 miniature lake
where we had ordered our donkieA TO
meet o.; and now comes the funny part
Of our excursion. There are no aide
saddles here, you have 70 at In an arm
chair, II you may so call seat, which
, has no back, only bit Of wood to rest
either arm 90. And Is there are no stir
rups, II you alt too far forward, you
glide gently down and fnd yourself stand
ing on terra hrma; but woe betide the IN
; fortunate lady, who sits too far back. Hel
! feet will 60 up, she will turn complete
J summersSuit, and ind herself on thu
other eide Of the animal. Ny entire a.
tRntion wa taken up In trying TO keel
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
FOUR HOURS FROM WASHINGTON, VIA
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. T.

Through ARD excursion tickets, god until
November l. Park Wasonettes, in which! lc
convey passengers from station TO Springs.
BOARD RATES
Tho proprietor Of Orkney Springs ftllly ap
preciating business depression, offers the fol ow-
ing reduced rates OF board grad u.ted according
t, rooms occupied and the number Of persous
in e-cb room
-rd O. DAY F"r on weeR and less than twp
81 50, 81 and So so Hunrd pay we FIR va
WEEKS AID less tIan tour IS $40 ST. - d Sl4
8osrd per m:ntr for one month pnd i.s al
two S3U S35. $40 End S45 Ministers, physi
cisI.s and mom bers Of the press will be eu ttleG
To twani: five per cent discount on ,he ;.oyve
rnlea Children under II yesrs ana scrvaots
half price.
Families ind parties nun herring seven or nG7r
who Ge~!rn 10 ransn the ent!r; -.lrrn ga.
nrEe sprci-t cnntr-c!s al redn. II Z or rn,
s.noye rntes
Tile. spAson a, rpen On > TU s,:'.I, n
10Th at June AZ q close o. tne 18th f OF b r
All Communications addressed - l. b G.. ! II.
N : N,",per 81 Metropoli:an Hotel, unrl June
l. after that date to the PROPRIETOR a. Orkney
Syringe, Shunnndo.h county. Va, will receive
prompt 1tsenlloIl.
sp 3O-3m A. w. JONES, Lessee and Prop.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
II E w b 90 X S

RARE OPPORTUNITY!
APPLETON'S ENCYCLOPED Ola, new
edition, complete set, in library binding. can be
bought at great bargain. This set is perfectly
new, just from the publishers, and in the origi.
nal wrappers. Cali and examine.
PHYSICAL TECHNICS. or Practical In.
structions for Making Experiments in Physics,
and the Construction of Physical Apparatus
with the Most Limited Means, BY Dr.. ). Frick;
translated by John d. Easter, PHI D.; 797 illus
trations; volume, 8vo.; So so.
POEMS AND BALLADS, by Algernon
Charles Swinburne; 81 Is.
MAID ELLICE, by Theo Gift; Leisure
Hour series; 81 25.
HAMMERSMITH, His Harvard Days, by
Mark Sbley Severance; So.
SEAFORTH, by Florence Montgomery
81 25.
KATE WEATHERS. by Vaughan; ST. 60.
THE AMERICAN EPISCOPATE, by Rev.
g. &. Patterson; s.
POGAMIC PEOPLE, Their Loves and
Lives, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; 81 80.
CAMP COURT AND SIEGE, by w. Hot-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA-ln the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court Of the city Of Ale1sndris on the
lS!h day of june 1878.
The Washington City Savings Bank, use of
William F. Mattneley, Receiver, David
Walker Lewis, j. Davis and John W. Ma
gill, trading as bankers under tho name and
style Of Lewis Johnson u CO.. james G. Hall
and Otis Bigelow, for themselves and others
uoldors OF notes secured by decd of trust made
by Wm. JAWS, who may choose to come
ia aS rialnill' hero" plaintiffs, against Will
lam ii. Davis, LucroLis j. Davis, his wife.
,!unh g.. Wesms, administration with the will
annexed OF tho estate ol Joseph dickinson
Thorpe, Joseph Thornton and Ann T. Thorn.
ion, his wlto Charles E. Kittenhouse and -
hltlcnhousH,, his wife William IL. Marbury
snd NJ. tDulang Ball. trustees, s. Ferguson
BcAah, FRANCES l.. Smith. ic., End w. Arthur
Taylor. defendants. In chancery
Memo The object Of the above suit is to es-
lsbllsn certain decd Of Trust made by defend
s"t William d. Davis and wife to William II.
DuAny, trustee, upon certain tract of land ia
Fairfax county, Virginia. consisting Of about
go acres, Known rs the Thornton tract fully
described in said deed Of trust, which was exc
cJted about August II, 1869, and recorded in
tho Cilice OF the Clork Of the county OF Fairfax
about Sept II. 1868. and made to secure the
pay Eent OF certain notes described in said deed
ui trust, amounting to $l5OUuJ, made hy said
UaV.h to the order ot said kittcnhuuse, and en-
d1rsei by him and said Joseph Thornton, s
large portion OF which Ars owned by the plain
tla. AS the frsL!lien upon the said tract of land
I" procure tho said property to be sold for the
purpose of enforcing payment of the said notes
held by the plaintiff. to have al judged and de-
creed cortsin alleged assignments OF liens by
Joseph Thornton 10 Joseph Dickinson Thorpe,
aud clsimo1 by said Administrators of his estate
t. be the irst lien upon said property to be in
valid and void rs to these plaintiffs, and TO OBJ.
i.in persons judgments against said maker and
,ndorsers of said notes fer tho amount thereof
with inte rest, and for tho relief prayed Tor in the
bill filed
Tho defendants, Charles +. Rittenhousa and
- Ritteuhouse. his wife. William Ii. Davis
aud Lucretis j.. Davis. his wife, and Joseph
Thornton, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents Of this State, ii
is ordered that tho said defendants appear here
within one month after duo publication Of this
order. and do what is necessary to protect th cir
interests in this suit; and that u copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandra Ga
zstte, newspaper published in the city of Alex-
dris, once week for four successive weoks, and
posted at the front door Of tho Court House of
this city. a copy, tost:
MORTON MAKYE. Clerk
Westel Willoughby and n.o
8. Ferguson Beach. p'4' je22-wiw
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TEE CREAM! ICE CREAM !
TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
hMn NIGINIIY

TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
fool under great obligations for the liberal
patronage extended to me since l commenced
business in this place, An entiro stranger, and
heartily rcturn my most humble thanks for the
many favors shown me-. l have decided 1 to to
mako ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY GENTS
PER QUART, put up in paper or $l.2O per
gallon, packed in ice and sent to all parts OF the
City. Gs-CUSTARD and ICES, of all hsVor5,
made to order How can it bo done? 1st l
have secured a low rent; "a, 1 pay cash for my
goods Sd, buy the best of cream at a reduced
price; 4th, do away with hiring hands; 5th mako
the cream mysolt G.h. am determined to, give
full satisfaction. Picnics and Sunday schools
supplied (ten gallons and upwards( at 81 per per
gallon. ICE CREAM and DINNER ROOMS
No. 179 King street.
nv 2S-2m j. 5. FORCE.
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EToN UNDER Dr. KEATE.-Ihc doctor
welded the rod With such magnificent vigor
that "Keate's time still remains one Of the
most memorable traditions Of Eton. On a GER
tain occasion the lower fifth form, one of tho
senior classes, rebellcd against disciplinary
order of the doctor. This class comprised some
eighty boys. keate waited quietly IN Upper
School until each boy was tucked snugy be.
tween the sheets, and then, summoDing one or
two Of the masters to his aid. he sent them
around to each boarding house, aud had the
delirquents brought before him in relays of
half dozen, turn and turn about. The doctor
hogged the whole eighty between ten and mid.
night Keate earned for himself, during his
head mastership, tho splendid reputation Of
having foggcd half the Secretaries of State,
bishops, generals, and dukes Of England OF the
present century.
For all this his memory is still cherished,
and strict disciplnarian as he was, he was held
10 great esteem by the young scholars OF Elton.
We had the pleasure of uuearthpg curious
volume at the British Museum Library the
other day which gives an admirable oolored
illustration of the operation of fogging as prac.
ticed by Dr. Keate at Eton half century ago.
The little doctor has his robes we'll gathered
| around him, and, rod uplifted, administering
sound caatigation to victim kneeliog at the
| hogging block. A King Scholar does duty 8
! assistant exeoutioner 10 arranging nice points
of etiquette arising during the proceedings AMI
written at the foot OF the picture, and set 10
| appropriate and simple music, is the relralp ::
Birch and green holly,
| Birch and green holly,
| If thou be- st beaten, 10y,
| Thank thine own folly.
! Leisure Hour.
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Transient advertisements inserted at 81 OO per
squsre for first insertion, and twcnty. tive cts
for each subsequent insertion.
vertsers
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obitu.
aries will be charged al advertisement rates.
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" II G. ID II I N E

FAMILY M EDlClNE n.
January l, 1878.
NJ. IT. r. !Stcvens
Dear Sir-Itake pleasure in saying that have
used tho Vegetine in my family with good, re-
suits, and have known of several cases OF re-
msrkable cure effected by it. l regard it as
valuable family medlclue. Truly yours,
REV. VIM. MCDONALD.
Tho Rev. Wm Mcdonald is we'll known
through the United States as minister in the
NJ e Church.
THOUSANDS SPEAK -VEGETINE is acknow;,
lodged and recommended by physicians and
apothacsres to be the best purifier and cleanser
of the blood yet discovered. and thousands speak
in its praise who have been restored to health.
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MEIbTCINAL.
MEDICINAL.
" e G. e T I N ID
Is KEOOMMENDED BY ALL PLY

Valley Stream, Queens Co., Long Island, NY.
NJ II. r Steuens:
Dosr Sir-I take the pleasure Of writing you
small certificate concerning Vegetine prepared
By you. have been sufferer with the Dyspepsia
for ever forty years, and have had the Chroni:
Dinrrhca for six months and have tried most
every thing; was given up to die, and did not
expect to live from day to day, and no physici-
au could touch my case. saw your Vegetne
usng it, and Continued dong so, and am now
O we'll woman and restored to perfect health.
All who are afflicted With this terrible disease
/ would kindly recommend TO try it for the
benrlit Of their health, and it is excellent as
bood purifier.
BY DR.. r. 3. Forbes, M. D.. Tor
MRS VIM II. FORBES.
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n@ AN ELEGANT Stock OF SPRING AND
Summer Boots and Shoes for gentlemens wear
at WADDEY's, ITO King st., Ale1a, Ya lap .
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I1" If YOU WANT FIRST CLASS BOOT OR
Shoe of the finest material, best workmsnship
at,ast apo
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All diseases OF the blood-If Vegstino, will
relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such dis
cases restoring tie patient to perfect health after
trying different physicians, many remedies, SUI:
lering for years, is it MOI conclusive proof il you
are q sufferer, you can be cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures 1t Works
truly bo csllod the Great Blood Purytcr.. The
great source Of disease originates in tho bloodi
and no medicine that does not act directly upon
it, to purify and ronovate, has any just claim
upon public attention.