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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07

nearly the whole afternoon. on the
morrow, hardly daring toltrcst him
self to look into her facesremembcr.
ing as he did how he wasgSithholding
from her a secret that was about tc
transform their lives entirely.
Milly prepared Tie ttsaaIand sal
down to wait for Paul. step upon
the stairs caused Millys Heart to
beat quickly, but something whispered
to her that it WAS not Paul. This
person whoever he might8be, paused
outside tho door and rappad.
"Come in" said Milly, and Mr..
Roland Newton entered. They shook
hands aid both sat down,
'Paul is OUT" said Mil.g.
81 do not wish to see him particu-
ularly," said he; l came purposcly to
see you" He left his seat. and came
and stood near her.
"You and |, believe, were agreed
some time ago, that the best thing
that could happen to Paul would be
removing him entirely from out Of the
way Of those companions who led him
into evil, and from whom he will
never he quite safe as long as he re,
mains in London"
eyes," assented Milly.
"Now, suppose some one offers to
him q situation, say in India, should
you have the courage to let him go?'
asked Mr.. Newton.
cit would be well for both Paul and
me if nc were away she3replied. "l
could then take a situation, and then
every penny l earned might go tc
help Paul discharge that debt to YOU
"There is another way in which
that debt may be paid,' said MIR
Newton. "Mil!y, will you pay it as
l wish you?"
~ pay IL: she Sald--Nl alone (!
eyes, you alone" said Mr.. Newton
"But l have nothing" she said.
"You have yourself, Milly and i,
is yourself ask in payment. Why
my darling are you willing to do so ??
When Paul returned he found Mr.
Roland in the little sitting room as
though he were quite al home. His
arm was round Milly's sl&tler waist,
and her head lay upon ms shoulder.
MIR. Newton explained matters to
Paul, and from that day to this Milly
has never regretted for an instant
how she paid Paul's debt.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07

A bashful young man went three
times to ask beautiful young lady if
he might be the partner OF her joys
and sorrows and other household fur
niture, but cach time his heart failed
him, and lie took the question away
unpoppcd. She saw the anguirh of
his soul, and had compassion on him.
SO the next time lie came she asked
him if he thought to bring screw
driver with him. He blushlngly want
ed to know what for. And SHE; in
the fullncss Of ner heart, said SHE
didn't know but he'd want to screw
up his courage before lie lett. lie
took the hint.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07

statesman, poet, philosopher and the
prophet are about to be realized !?
And surrcmcly over all, over mobiles
and kings and emperors, stand the
family whose leave is required by
kings and cnperors, before they can
go to war or before they can, make
peace. Their assent mus be asked
to the terms proposed. No great
route for commerce between Europe
and Asia can be opened without the
consent of that family who have
amnssed money, not for the sake Of
money alone-for their accumulation
is past all dreams Of avarice-but
they are the accumulations Of power
which has made them greater than
all. Need l call the name of tho
family Of the Rothchilds to show the
most powerful family on earth be-
longing to the race Of people l see
before me? prolonged applause ]
What, then, is the destiny for you
and yours, wherever you may roam?
For what you are reserved belongs
TO the future. 1t is in the womb of
time, and can be known only to your
Great Lawgiver, He who, in His
providence, has preserved your peo
pie for some wise purpose, unknown
to mankind, and is only 10 be guess.
eel from the great results that have
already come from His chosen peo-
pie. These thoughts crowd upon
me and have TO give them utter
ance. They may well present them
selves to your mind, and cannot see
how any man Of your race can feel
otherwise than that lie is the equal Of
the princes and mobiles OF the earth;
and here in America you have that
equality with all other men and the
opportunity Of making yourselves
what you area leading power in
the State and country-for the pow
er Of YOUR people is felt and known:
here, and the highest Offices in the
United States Senate and House Of
Representatives have been filed by
representatives of your people, few
in comparison with the others though
you may be and when I remsmber
.wliat.nay hesin store for son, dol
not do we'll to call these matters Of
the past to your minds, so that every
one Of these young men here may
feel that he has place to fill in the
world-which requires all tue indus
try: all the intelligence and all the
good conduct possible, to make him
self the equal Of those Of his people
who have gone before him! And l
have not failed if have inspired
that proper and high ambition that
should make any one Of your chill
drcn look upon the great efforts Of
his people, and endeavor to follow
their good example, whether III the
charity Of Montchorc, in the states
mansilip Of !. 3eaconslield, or in the
acquired wealth and power of the
Rolhchilds, their excellence, so great
and SO illustrious, that while each
may hope, in some degree, to equal.
none and hope to excel.
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JARusALEM ia adding fifteen hun,
sdred to its population every year says
an exchange. t
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-07

Mr.. Newton treated his Young
guests with the utmost courtesy and
kindness. Paul was astonishcd at
The difference there was between him
i'll the respective a,acitics of host
and master.
Nothing was said that had the re-
motest reference to business matters
until Paul and Mr.. Newton sat to-
gethcr over their wine; then Roland
Newton spoke.
The purport Of his remarks was
that Haul should go to India and
and take the place he had himself left
to return home.
Paul was overjoycd at the idea, and
readily promised. After all The ar
raogemcnts were mndc, Mr.. Newton
continued:
"Leaye ito me, then, to inform
your sister Of it. Don't say n word
to her about it tonight, and I'll drop
in at your lodging about five O'clock
tomorrow afternoon"
Paul abscntel himself from Milly
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x; do: eonsoIdsted. 5ss do second ssriss. sSx
do do Past due coupons. 79x: North Carolina Gxes,
stf sefyeA sof oE sssw' i4 bid to-day Sugar fairly
p BIAAh[TIM0EE. MI June s-ootton dull and lower.
sss sups ssvs s1d 40 sssls
s2s Ss s:t5s &s sssads
so 1sa
HsSs!9 July. E3.ei ssa sP4 Aasuss
al 10 Corn, southern firm western firm-southern
aG gux ~ ssrn na
septe embefs S1a4sT: steamer, =. 0sss nm irmE
southern. 89a4O; western white. S6aS7 do mixed.
dnll-prim to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland.
l2Ma1s00 Is! Provisions steady-mess pork, u! g.
packed, " and 81. Bacon1shouiders, 81 & *: ear
tierSes; Z Butter quietZprime TO choice western
himSio carsOes sis Whisky eans du os Frefshss SShs
seap peg sssn se'ay :Sd Az
Com: ieSs; wheat - soS corn zoo; osss. i.s50
NEW YORK, June Stocks Inactive. Money.
ernments steady and firm for new "a
Wheat quiet. Corn quiet and steady
LONDON. June 6. 8 :l5 p. m.-Oonsols for money.
~ 7l6; ior the account. 97x Sperm oil. Coca
LONDON. June Gu. g. bonds. ~ per cents.
lCe!s Erle, xs's' do preferred, tIf. iuiuois
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
US 4per cents. lo2s bid do ~ per cents, loss :
Com &C a. 27ss Michsan Central. IN LAKE shors 1r,e
75h; northwest 63A do. preferred, 9i7s: Il Island
4 snd fesss wiH
Pacific Mail. l7h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

FLYING ROUND TIE TRACK-Fine Races at
Jerome Park and PhitGdelp lph,a.-The attendance
at the jerome Park races yesterday was very
large. The first race, one mile and three fur
longs, won by Bonnie Wood time 2:2S. Second
by SpendtAIift, Monitor second. Harold last,
time 2424. Third race mile heats, won by
LOulanier In two straight heats, time 1:4SA,
EASY. Fourth race, oLe mile ana one furl0ng,
coming In third, time 2:011.
At Cincinnati the races were also very largely
attended. First race, mile dash. won by Glen
dalia, time 1:464. second race mile heats first
heat won by Miss Hardaway, time LAG; second
heat won by Ben Hill, time Lao; third heat aud
race won by Ben Hill in l:50A. Third race, two
mile dash, won BY Essilah In 3:39K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06
Secretary Sherman,s Talk IN Balti-
mOrcs

THE GOLD AND SILVER QUESTIONS.
In Baltimore yesterday, Secretary Sherman
held an informal reception at the CUSTOM house.
The Sun says that bank president led the con-
versation into financial topics. The Secretary
said he remembered the committee OF Baltimore
bank presidents who called on him last Decem-
Der and told him they feared that If specie re-
sumption was only Intended for New York that
the movement would be failure He said the
banks OF his own city Of Cincinnati had ex.
pressed the same fear: The results have been
that nobody would take gold when offered An
order was issued to pay gold at all the SUBJ
treasures, but 1T was not called for. In April
and May the Treasury paid out s2O9, 900, 600 of
money for called bonds, the holders OF which
could demand gold and the coin was on hand
for them. Not dollar OF gold was asked for,
however, and none was paid out. bank
president remarked-"I wish, Mr. Sherman,
we had the silver question as well fixed" Mr..
Sherman.-"That question has got among the
demag0gueS and they want to make capital out
OF IL. II let alone, the silver question would
settle itself like other troublesome questions.
Silver continues to rise In value, and the silver
In dollar Is to-day worth So cents against SS
cents short time ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

M1TTER and the candidates on the state ticket
met at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. After con-
sultation the following executive committee
was chosen: j. s. Robinson, chairman; ]. C.
Donaldson, secretary; Charles H. Moore, C. H.
OStrander, and j. 8. BraZe. The state demo-
cratic committee will not select an executive
committee for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

GOV. NAT HEAD was inaugurated at Concord
n: H., yesterday with imposing ceremonies
His message places the debt Of the state at
S3,573, 550;revenues for the year 1925
lures 1863 2O5 including $94 74O for the new state
prison The amount at deposit In the savings
banks OF Ine state Is $26, ,2S2, 1856, decrease OF
nearly 81, ,OO0, 600. He recommends a reduction
of the state on deposits to 4 OF per cent. The
military and civil ceremonies OF the Inaugural
ton at Concord were more imposing than for q
number OF years. The city was crowded SO that
comfortable lOcOmOtiOn was impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

In THE NATIONAL BREWERS CONGRESS at SC.
Louis yesterday resolutions were adopted look
Ing 10 repelling the accusations OF temperance
reformers, disabusing the public mind, and
securing legislation for a just DISCRIMINATION
between distilled and fernented liquors. "A
proposiuon to establish a brewers academy
was adopted. President Reuter- was re-elecfe1
ana was presented with 81 500 epergne. The
congress adjourned to meet In BufYaio, ", Y,
next June. -'' -"
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"A NEW CAfCELLING STAMP was exhibited at
the T. Q. Department to-day, which Is con-
sldered by many at the department as the best
that has ever been tried. The cancelling agent
rs neat. The stamp is heated by tiny gas jet
within WIN the handle. The impression made is
can only be used In Offices where gas can be
obtalned. Another objection to 1T is the danger
OF oserheating the stamp and burning the let
iHer u through the carelessnesS OF the postmaster
1t would Seem, however, to prevent efrectually
tEe second use OF stamps.
THE SALARIES OF the employees in the postal
railway mail service will need to be cut down
some during the month OF June to bring the
expenses OF the service within the amount of
tle appropriation for the year. The salaries
OF local agents for the month will be reduced
uy sums ranging from "a TO Sl5, according to
me compensation received. The reductions
necessary In the case OF mail route messengers,
mined.
SEWN LOUISIANA SwEARERs having duly ar
rived, according to programme, to swear for
Judge Spofford, seven others have to-day been
summoned by telegraph from New Orleans to
swear on the other side: One OF Judge Spot
lord'S Chief witnesses X. j. Blackstone, was to-
Gay discharged, on motion Of SpOffords counsel
he declined to saddle Blackstone" The other
size may possibly mount him. SWearer Murray,
representatives, was still on the stand at pm.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES POSTPONED
Owing to the fact that the Public Printer has
no money to print the evidence In contested
election cases, the House election committee at
to,day's meeting agreed to postpone the con-
slaeaatlon sna OF all contested cases except the
cases have reference only to the construction
OF law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

CINCINNATI, O., June 6.-Mrs. Maydalena
Ia a fit OF anger, last week badly injured
he little daughter OF neighbor. Last night
the little girl grew dangerously I'LL. Mrs. Boes-
girl would die, committed suicide by throwing
herself into q cistern. She had told her huS-
band that II the girl died she would kill herself
rather than have her children disgraced by her
execution by law.
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Fire

TRENTON, ONT, June 6.-Cooley's Block, at
the corner OF Front and Ferry streets, occupied
by the custom honse, and q number of stores,
was partially burned this morning. LOSS $50. .O9O:
insurance $4,000.
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Drowned.
The Markets.

WORCESTER, MASS, June 6.-Jas Farrell and
VIM. SimmondS were drowned while fishing at
Oakham, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

DROWNED IN THE PoroNAc.-Yesterday after
teen years old, who resided on 9Th, between NJ
and n streets northwest, while In bathing at
Dodges fishing shore, south end OF the Long
Bridge with about a dozen other Youths. was
seized with cramps and drowned. His body was
recovered about IL O'Clock last night by means
OF q seine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

G. Commissioner Dent RenOminated.
The President sent the follow .ng nomination
to the Senate to-day:-Josiah Dent, Of the Dis
let of Co.un bia, to be a Commissioner of the
Distl ict OF Columbia.
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ReSumptiO1p Of VYorlr.

PITTsTON, Pa, June 6.-The Mineral Springs
colliery at Parsons, Pa, owned by the Lehign
Valley Coal Company, which has been idle for
two years, was put into operation yesterday,
giving employment to 200 men and boys.
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Three Mile College Boat Race i'm

BRUNSWICK, ME-, June 6.-The three e-mile
boat race to-day between the Junior, sophomore
and Freshmen classes of Bowdoin College was
won by the Sophomore, the Juniors coming In
second. The time OF the winners was 1910; Ju.
n1Ors, 2O:30; Freshmen, 21:3O.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Posts financial arti.
Gle says:-It is an extremely dull day In the
Wall street markets. Government bonds are
observation-disclosures and shareS-are strong.
Speculative bonds are strong, with the Kansas
& Texas, the Lehigh & Wtlkesbarre, and the
Erie issues the feature. Speculative stocks were
strong In the early dealings, became heavy at
the first board, with American District Tele-
graph and Pacific Mail weak; then about noon
stronnest sfock to.IaV T ts linton Pacifsc which,
has advanced to 755s. The trunk line stocks
have also been notably strong. In the Stock
Exchange money market the ruling rate for
miscellaneous collaterals is per cent On C. s..
bond collateral the quotation is 21Ha3 per cent.
Time loans are 2ha4 per cent; the shorter the
time the higher the rate. Prime mercantile
buyer sells at 3k to per cent, choice names
going as low as per cent, but the majority OF
sales not being below per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

NAVAL CADETS EYE SHOT OUT.-Spec,al
correspondence OF the Baltimore Gazette from
Annapolis, June 5, says: A serious accident oc-
OF ladies and gentlemen were practicIng arch.
cry ON the college green, among them Cadet
Mldshipman A. G. Winterhalter, of Michigan,
ana John n. Jordan OF Maine. Jordan had the
DOW and arrow In hand ready to shoot, and
Winterhalter stood before the target talking to
lady. jordan told Winterhalter to get out of
the way. The latter banteringly replied, "Here.
shoot at me." He said this several times, when
Jordan replied playfully, "Tll shoot over your
head" Not intending to shoot, the arrow slin.
ped from the archer's hand and struck his
friend over the right eye, piercing the bali and
long TO the ground. Drs. Abram and w. c.
Claude and D. c. Hardy rendered assistance'
The probability Is Wlnterhalter viii lose his
eye. He passed good night and is quite COM
Portable to-day, which is great deal more than
his friend Is who did 1t, who has been nearly
craZed by the accident
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fE., VETERANS OF MEXICAN WAR -Regn-
avenue BloS s TvENfNa tS june 7th By ordsr
1e6 N. A. NJ KENADAY, Secretary.
~p THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
w EAST STFAIRMOUNTG GAS, COAL aud COKE
COMPANY will be held at the ofic3 of Cummings
a1. ana Baker, i4il street NV on TUESDAY June
sos O'CLOCK JAMES BEGn Secretary
THE SUMNER SUMNER 1EAeiS NafIoNaL SAFE a
DEPOSIT, corner 18TH street and New York avenue,
boxes On DRPosfT In its Ere 1 and bursaroroof Of
vaults, for six months-more or less-at moderate
charge. ONCE hours. 9 q m. to 4 p. m. ltl
MoUNT 1ERNoN oSaE 5s M k 81
requested meet at their CASTLE Hall corner 9th
and D streets, THIS Friday) EVENING, 9th inst,
a. S9 oflocE % , F. m to make 1 @ fSs
A.testsJoaN f 5. FiNoH K. e Of II 4. an. and S. 1t
~o CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL-The regular
tS stated meeting OF the BOARD OF DIREO:
TORS of this InstitEtOn will be held at the Hospital
on MONDAY, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock p m.
Business Of the UTMOST importance will be presented
SAMUEL v. NILES. President.
j. II. SAVIILE, Secretary. je6-3t
f~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh supply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
GEYSER WATERS Just received from the springs,
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
myl5tf 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
UB RIAGES. Mosquito Oanopies, and window
Screens, at wh oesAle and RETAIL at the Furniture,
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishment Of w. B.
MOSES SON. corner 7th st. and Pa ave n. ". Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

Inc fennsylvania greenback state com.
nlttee Is TO meet tn Plttsburg on Thursday 18Th
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Death Of an Ex-COngres,

Dedtn Oh an EX-COngfe66m0n
WATERBURY, VI, June 6.-Henry F, Jones.
aged 81, died this morning. He was an eX-
member OF Congress.
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SITTING BULLS MEN ACROSS THE LINE.-The
Indian office has information from Fort Belk-
nap that 500 lodges Of Sitting Bulls Indians
are 80 miles south OF the British line, They are
sending out stealing and raiding parties, but
hostility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06

ALL ABOUT TRUNK.-This morning, In the
Police Court Judge Smell, the case or John X.
Gheen, proprietor or the Clinton house. 9TH and
] streets, charged with the larceny OF trunk
belonging TO Carrie A. Davis, was heard. Mr..
q. Y. AtLee, constable, testified that he went 70
the house with writ or replevin 10 levy on
trunk, (Which he understood was heldfor board)
AID having done SO, Mr.. Gheen and his sons
forced the trunk from him and locked It up.
the Court held that there was no larceny in
lhe case, and dismissed the case ordering the
trunk, now In charge OF the police, TO be re-
turned to the defendant.
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Telegrams to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


LONDON June 6.-The British steamer Devon
shire, which arrived at Liverpool on the 14th
inst. from Philadelphia, May 20, lost 155 head OF
cattle during gale at sea.
Servia Served with a Notice OF Eject.
ment.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says: Prince
Dondoukoff Rorsakoff, the Russian commander
in Bulgaria, sent an energetic note to Seryia on
the 23d OF May Summoning her to evacuate Ger.
tain disputed frontier districts OF Bulgaria with
in fortnight.
London Times Financial Article.
The Times, In its financial article says: Specu-
latton In silver has apparently run its course
for the present. The recent buying has been
mainly speculative, and the first attempt OF
action. II holders are able to draw back and
await better opportunity, the reaction may
not be material at present. Thursdays re-
lapse dd not affect Mexican dollars, which are
ga correspondent informs us that during
May one hundred and eight new companies
pounds. This is something like revival OF
joint STOCK speculation"
Great Strike Of Timbermen i'm
Sweden.
LONDON, June 6.-The strike among the work.
men in the timber trade, which began at Sunds-
wall, sweden, at the end OF May, has now, ac-
coIding to telegram received at Lloyds, eX-
tended to an the leading ports OF the Solder
ten thousand men were Idle at last accounts.
The government is taking precautionary meas
uieo aSdlusI aclS OI violence Dy the strikers.
The New French Cable.
LONDON, June 6.-The Times says: The steamer
Faraday will leave for Stillwal on the lower
Thames, On Monday next, and commence load
ing the new French Atlantic cable on Thursday
and will sail In about week after. Tue shore
ends and the BreSt and Scilly connection will be
laid first. The Farady will then return to the
Thames for the deep sea cable which is being
manufactured as rapidly as possible. The route
for this cable Will be by the way OF BreSt. the
Island Of st. Pierre, of the south coast OF New
fOundland and Cape Cod. II Is expected that
the line will be open for business before aut.
Umn.
Financial Difficulties Arranged.
LONDON, June 6-The FinGncier expresses the
belief that the difficulties OF the firm OF Man.
chester, bankers, referred to yesterday In con-
nectton with the failure OF David Stuart & Co.,
OF Liverpool. have been for the most part ar
ranged.
The New German Tariff.
BERLIN, June 6.-In consequence of the pro-
visiOnal imposition OF the iron duty the SileSiaa
boundaries have raised their prices two marks
per hundred klos. The tariff commission yes
terday resumed Its labors and approved the
proposed duty on yarn. but slightly altered the
governments classification.
The EmperOr's Golden Wedding.
In consequence OF the absence OF the Car the
programme OF the Emperor Williams golden
wedding offers little OF striking character and
possibly it may be further curtailed. The Duch-
eSs OF Edinburg has likewise telegraphed ex-
cuSes. The Grand Duke Alexis Will come as
formal representative OF the Romanoffs.
NRSl
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internalr rev.
Q lue. $S97. .1e4.07; customs. s499, ,3O4.1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-06
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL.
~ (HAMAMELLIS.)

EXTBACT OF WITCH HAZEL.
~ (HAMAMELLIS)
REDUCED TO 80 CENTS PER PINT
NATTANS' CATHARTIO AND ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
Home made, and therefore always fresh, the best
and safest cathartic In the world Is cents per box
WHALE OIL SOAP
Destroys all insects on plants fresh supply Is cents
per pound
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
Wine combining Peruvian or CinchOna Bark and
Ammonia Citrate Of Iron, peculiarly suited as q
strengthening medicine in the spring or summer.
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST,
O0Ss l1kh d ste. ss.sc.
myl9eotr 0seo I'd q ID oto N.sCs