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OHIO SENATORSHIP.
POLITICIANS FROM THAT STATE TRYING TC
PREVENT l. PARTY CONFLICT.

PREVENT Il FATTY CoNFL1CT.
Spectai D4spatch to Ths Chicago 1ribuns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. e7.-There is
number OF Ohio politicians here, aud 1t is
very evident that, among other things, they
have come to consult with Secretary Sher-
man and Gen. Garfield with respect to the
Ohio Senatorial campaign, and as to the po-
sltion Of the Secretary Of the Treasury TILL
der the Garfield Administration. Among
them are several Ohio congressman. There
have been numerous calls upon Gen. Garfield
and Secretary Sherman The aim Of these
gentlemen seems to be to avoid what they
consider an unpleasant conflict In Ohio poll-
tics and to promote the interests both OF
Secretary Sherman and of Gov. Foster. The
immediate object appears to be to convince
themselves that Geu. Garfield will
CONTINUE SECRETARY SHERMAN m THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
and thus make the way clear for Gov. Foster
to come to the Senate. It is not certain that
Secretary Sherman indorses this movement,
or would withdraw from the Senatorial cou-
test upon any assurances which these gentle
men could give him as to Gen. Garfeld's In
tentions with respect to the Cabinet, but it is
pretty certain that Gen. Garfield him.
self will not enter into any agreement
respecting Cabinet positions. Those who
are very near 10 NlM say ttlAL AH WILL
not permit himself to determine upon
any Cabinet officer at present, and that he
thinks February will be soon enough to be-
gin to consider that problem. The very pos
five actions of Secretary Shcr1nan's Intimate
friends gives strong grounds for the belief,
however, that
IF SHERMAN KNEW
that he could be retained In the Cabinet he
would not undertake the risk of Senatorial
canvass. One of Sherman's friends said to-
day that defeat by the Ohio Legislature
would not be the best recommendation tor a
Cabinet position. There are some OF the Ohio
lnen, however, who declare that Secretary
Sherman will be elected Senator, and that the
election will be held soon after the meeting
OF the Ohio Legislature, us the opinion is
gaining ground that the State may elect at
any time after Gen. Garfeld's resignation. A
gentleman who travelled with Gen. Garfield
from Mentor to Washington expressed the
opinion that Sherman will be elected. The
same gentleman thinks that Foster would
have
NO CHANCE FOR 4 CABINET POSITION
il he should fail to secure the Senate, as ex-
Attorney General Taft has friends who are
working to secure for him place In the
Cabinet Some of the Ohio stalwarts are
now urging Taft for the position Of Secre-
tary Of State.
, 1880-11-28

RUNNING SoKks.-Hcnry Landecker Dover
n. H.. certlttes that Aug. q ls's7, hu broke his
leg: The bone 'vas set by q physician. Upon
knee to the heel. Doctors called them vartooso
veins, and ordered rubber stockings. Paid s.s5
for stockings, without any sign ot cure. Bought
mu,.cntly cured. Certified to by Lothrops t.
Pinkhnul, Druggists, Dover, N. 3.
, 1880-11-28

WE OFFER FOR INSPECTION
AND SALE THE MOST COM
PLETE STOCK OF FINE DlA-
MONDS, PEARLS, GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, SILVER
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE,
FRENCH CLOCKS, AND BRONZE
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS
CITY. ESPECIALLY ADAPTED
TO USE, 0RNAMENTATI0N, OR
FOR HOLIDAY AND BIRTHDAY
PRESENTS. RICH AND APPR0-
PIRATE NOVELTIES, RANGING
IN PRICE FROM 81 TO $1,000.
GILES, BRO. & CO.,
State and Westinghouse.
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CI.0Aff9; DOla1ANs, DC.
III u. RI
I,r1.!
P'ARDRIDGES'
!: :: CLOAK
DEPARTMENT.
This Department is now complete
with everything desirable in
cLolzs, CIRCULARS,
DoLMANs, HAyELoCEs,
UlS1ERs, UlsTEREr7Es,
FUR.LlRED CIRCULARS,
FuR.LlkED D0LMANS,

All at prices guaranteed the Low
est. In presenting our claim for
patronage in this Dept. ne take
occasion to inform our patrons
that during the present season, up
to about two weeks ago, ne have
pursued the policy OF keeping a
full assortment Of NEW GOODS
as fast as they came out, but not
buying in quantities, consequent
~ we were enabled to take adyan-
tage Of the well-known fact that at
this season Of the year all manu-
facturers close out stocks OIL
hand at about half the price asked
ut commencement of the season.
BY this policy We are enabled to
place before our trade the very
Latest Novelties at prices from 10
per cent to so per cent less than
our competitors, partly on account
Of above facts and partly because
We sell OIL closer profit than any
house i'll this market.
We ask this favor in justice to
our assertions: Look around be-
fore you decide to buy, then come
in and see what we offer, and in
case you are in doubt, or not sat-
istiel with price, make the fact
known. For remember ne never
allow any one to undersell us if
We know it.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR coSGnFssalAN.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 27.-'rhe following Is
the official CANVASS Of tbs vote on Congress"
man: Belforti, Republican, 97,osa; Morrlson'
Democrat, 2A41G; Murray, Grccllback. l,6ol.
Tho Legislature stands: Senate-Kcpnb-
Iicans, %; Democrats, 3. House-Repub-
licans, 4G; Democrats, 13. Republican ma
iority on Joint ballot, IS.
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Texas which shows another 9feenback gain
in that State. The official returns from the
Fifth Congressional District show TINT Jones
{Grecnbackcr) Is elected over Sheppard
(Delnocrat) by 90 majority. Williamson
County gave Sheppard only 200 majority,
whereas sou WAS counted upon. Brazoria
and Milan Counties gave Jones larger ma,
the lntter, though from the first returns 1t
appeared tint Sheppard had been elected.
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},fa hsfi, to do chores, where,shortly after lie
was found hanging by the, :,l;ncl1. and dead.
Cause, despoldency over Slight financial
troubles.
A woman in Enst Saginaw 4fas also found
dead. Domestic difficulties werc the cause.
, 1880-11-28
MEDICAL.
(lltijCllra
Miracles Of Healing Unparai-
ieIed in Medical His
tory,
tory.

Cuticura Resolvent. the great natural blood
shown its grand curative pox*rs in scrofulu,
whito swel!ings, ulcers eryBipefas, sweicd neck,
scrofuluns indaulnauons, 1ncrclrial affections.
old sorcs, erupttons Of the skin. Gore eyes, un>l
scalp a1recttons with dry, thin, and falling hair;
and when the Cuticura. Medleinnt Jehy, and
the Cuticura Soap, prepared from It, are applied
to exteruAl symptoms tue cures Effected by the
Cutioura Remedies are marvellous.
, 1880-11-28

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. T.-Thanksgivins-
Day seems to have been adopted in this State
as the fnvorlt time to make IN exit from this
world Of care. 4 man and wife at Onondaga,
lngham County, Quarreled about some
trifllnR matter, when tile man left the house.
threatening to shoot himself. No trace Of
him can be found, and it is believed he car
ried his threat into execution.
4 well-to-do farmer in Mayfeld, Lapcer
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M0RTUARY.

Special U1bN11R 70 TIE EHEu16 1sttRHes
QU1ScY. ILL.,, Nov. 27.-TEe funeral Of Mrs.
Reason Downing, OF Camp Point this coun-
TT, occurred at that place to-day. Mrs.
Downing was 81 years old, and leaves behind
her husband o4 years old, children, grand
children, and great-grandchildren relation
ship covering nearly four generations Of
people. The family is numerous and In
tluential in the county. Mrs. Downing ard
her husband were among the first settlers in
the county outside Of this city.
, 1880-11-28

THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS RECEIVE THEIR
COMMISSIONS.

TIE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS RECEIVE THEIR
COMMISSIONS.
6pfetal Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
1Np1AxAroL1s, Ind, Nov. o7.-Commis-
slons were Issued to-day to all the Repub-
lican Electors, including Benjamin S. Park
er, the Elector in the Sixth District, whose
competitor (Chambers) seemed likely at
any time to profit by the mistake of the
County Clerks. The matter is now adjusted,
however, and Gen. Garfield will receive In
diana's fifteen Electoral votes. The blum
derlng County Clerks, SO far as they have
had the opportunity OF doing so, have made
affidavit to the effect that in the compilation
OF the returns from their respective
counties the blank upon which they
were made contained the name Of
Thomas ". Bennett when no votes were
In fact cast for said Bennett, but were CASTOR
B. 5. Parker: that they omitted to erase the
the returns from the different precincts lndi-
Gated: and. finally. asking the privilege OF
CORRECTING THE CLERICAL. ERROR
therein. The affidavit WAS drawn up BY Gov.
Gray. The official vote shows that Gen. Gar
field ran ahead OF the vote received BY the
sevS5 saesp eadifaes a the for t GsRFsa5S 5 y fS *
Districts. Mr. Heilman. In the First
District, gets 373 more, and In the
Twelfth Judge Taylor received 2o3 more.
Iu the Second District Garfield runs 50 ahead !;
Ia the Third, 140; in the Fourth. 244; In the
Fifth, %; III the Sixth, SIS; In the Seventh,
56s; in the Eighth, 5s7; III the Ninth, Is; in
the Tenth, 22l; iii the Eleventh, s33; in the
: Thirteenth, IS
IT WILL BE NOTED
that Mr.. Orth only got - votes less than Gen.
Garfield very great compliment
to one for over forty years in politics.
His majority In his own county was S79, or
leo more than he ever obtained before. By
the vote OF 1878 his district had Democratic
majority of ~.
DE LA NATYR,
It is said that Congressman De La hatyr
will settle at City Point, Brevoort County,
Fla, as soon as his time In Congress expires.
He seldom remains long In one place.
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Cuttcura Remedies nrc prepared by Weeks /
Potter, Chemists und Druggists: $50 Washington
st., Boston, anu ure for sale BY. all Druggists.
80 cents; large boxes. 81: Cuttc,irn Rcsolyent,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle; Cuticur1.
Aedicinal Toilet Soap. = ccnts: Cutlcura Nc
dicinal Shaving Soup. Is cents: in bars for Bar
hc rs and large consumers, " cents
fE N tndlle1t ire on receipt Of 11rtce.
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scRoEu1A.-Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston. State
Senator OF Massachusetts. permanently cured of
a humor OF tho face and scalp that ha'l beeu
treated dunsaccessfulty for twelve years by many
Of Dostun's best physicians and most noted spc-
cialists. as well as Eur,pcnn authorities. Tic
says: ~ have been 50 eiatcd with my successful
uRe Of the Cutiour,a Remedies that have stopped
men In tho street to tell them OF my case"
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OBITUARY.,

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Nov. o7.-Gen. George
B. Crittenden, eldest sou OF the late John j.
Crittenden, died at home i'll Danyille to-day.
lie was a graduate Of West Point, and served
In the regular and Confederate armies with
distinction. He will be buried ut Frankfort.
, 1880-11-28
A NEW EXCHANGE.

The rooms formerly occupied by the Chi
caeo Grain and Provision Exchange, 123 and
IN Clark street, will be reopened tomorrow
{Monday) under the management of Mr.. J.
c. Lee, for trading in grain, provisions, and
stocks.
, 1880-11-28

WIND Up YQuRkMATcH

.",:y 49, dny at the samche,f; avoid putting it on
f.a..a ae-tiao or anything excessively cold. To
n.,.' satisfactory results when any repairs are
s,s." go 10 Hamilton, ShourlS T. Co., corner OF
o@'ee mud Randolph streets.
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CAyyASsING THE VOTE.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 27.-The State Cam
vassers completed the canvass of votes cast
at the last election as follows: Whole mum
Der of votes east, 2ds. 1856; Garfield, 4,4O0;
Hancock, 1859: Weaver, 1851; Antt-Secrct
Society, 81; Temperance, %; scattering, l.
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SALT RHEuM.-9co. F. Owen. daa!e: in Pianos,
Grand Rapids, Mich, WINS troubled for nine years
with Salt Rheum. Tried every medicine known
to the trnde, and Was attended by many physi-
clans, with only temporary relief. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.
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Homeopathic fhmily medicine cAaeh
and books on domestic practice are a positive
tive price current to Noercke & Tafels phAr-
lnacy, IS Clark street.
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Philips Authorship of the Chinese
Letter Considered Fully
Proven.
All the Republican Presidential
Electors Chosen in In
diana.
Ohio Politicians Trying to Prevent q Con-
f1iot Over the Senatorship.
Ssastor Bell, ef Kentucky, Tells What The Present
Congress Shenla Do.
TIE MOREY LETTER.

TIE MOREY LETTER.
NO DoCBr THAT PHILIP WROTE IT.
Special Dispatch to The Chtcaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 37.-The Euen-
ing Stor has the following dispatch from
New York relative to the Mor6y letter:
Marshall Jewell, who has just seen John
Davenport. says lie has 10 doubt that Philip
wrote the Morey letter, and that all their ell
crSies are now directed to the person or per-
sons who inspired it. lie says he believes
they will find out and prove that 1t was the
result Of
4 DEEf-LAID BCI1EsfE
concerted by men Of more than ordinary
ability and shrewdness. The motive is plum,
but the inspiring mind, which evidently was
not Philips, is yet to be reached. Alr. Jewell
says lie thinks all the parties so far charged
with completely in the affair will be indicted
by the Gra,,u Jury OH Tuesday. Lindsey
says he will tell all he knows and begs for q
light sentence to prsuN. The prosecution is
ready to proceed with considerable strong
evidence not yet made public"
, 1880-11-28

or the many cough remedies before
the public Macnitster's Cough MIXTURE gives the
hest satisfaction. Prepared only by john p:
Lee, corner of HulsteA ind Hntrison streets, ant
TOR sale by all druggists
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The daughter OF Mr.. A. Strict. Onondaga
HILL, n. T., was completely cured Of ST.
we're attack of yellow jntntlice by tlat use Of
Hamburg Drops Mr.. strict had expended
over four hundred dollars III medicines With
out any success wllateyeEi
, 1880-11-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For constipation, blliotnnesa, sick
headache, Indigestion. take Afend's Vegetable
1suwc1 Regulator. the most pleasant, mild, and
harmless laxative. 1t Immediately relieves q
headache, strengthens the stomach, stimulates
the liver aud kidneys. and purilee the blood.
For sale by NIL druggists Van echank, Steven
SOU s. Ca, Wholesale agents. Main depot. Arcnd's
drugstore, corner Madison street and Fifth
avenue.
, 1880-11-28

Fortify youF.e1fagainsttl the Incleznen-
cy OF tho eeuson by enrichlnK your blood, /. G.,
drink Areud's kumyss.
, 1880-11-28

Millions Of bottles have been sold, and vet tho
demand Is increasing fur DR.. null's Cough Syrup.
, 1880-11-28

WINES, WHISTLES, DC.
c, % +. %I|I SLACK,
Grocer and Wine Merchant,
NEW LOCATION,
70 and 81 State-st.,
Have now in stock a
LARGE and FINE selection
Of Imported and Native
Wines, Brandies, RUNS,
Gins, Irish, Scotch, Rye,
Bourbon, and Sour Mash
Whiskies, from two to
twenty years old, at from
one to twelve dollars per
gallon.
MINERAL waters.
(Natural 1mported.)
Hlnyadi Janps, cases 50 bottles $E.00
Apolln&b, cases 30 large bottles 7B0
Apollinaris, cases 100 small bottles 1850
ApOllinaris, hamper 50 large jugs $50
Friedricbsnan Bitter, cases "a bottles 500
Vlehy celestlas, cases 50 quart bottles l00
DOMESTIC.
Congress, cases I DOZEN quarts 6.2s
Congress, cases 4 dozen plts $50
Empire, cases Z dozen quarts -. 6.2s
Empire, cases 4 dozen pilts $50
Hath0rn cases 4 dozen pilts ZOO
Including one Of the fin
est collections of German,
French, Italian, English,
and American Green and
Preserved. Fruits ever Of
fered in this city.
Before ordering your win
ter supply send for our cat
;llogue, and price-list Of one
of the most complete Gro
Gerry Houses i'll the West.
, 1880-11-28

ANOTHER GREESBACKER ELECTED TO CON
3jGREss. e.
Special DtspdtcA to 7hs Chicago 1fs0u"s"
WASHINGTON, q. G., Nov. E.-The Cop-
rresslonal Committee has dispatch from
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-22
THE CsEaT th6LI n REMEDY

and death.
Dr MiNTIs will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
DOLL r. Tor a case of this kind the Sir D. Rt~vOH-
lVE (under his special advice and reatment) will not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in it. hH
N III treats all Private Diseases SUI cessully w1thout
mercury ..,n-uit.tt"n + Thorough examina-
ton and advice including analysis of urine IS co. Price
of VIAL Il. st0,a, g 90 bottle, or four tines
the quantity SO o. sent any address upon receipt Of
price or q O. D. secure from observation and in private
name if desired by a. =: MAN N y ~,
DIR. MfNTtE'- RsOSEY "EmTpY NEpH"
HE ~ mn curea all kinds Of Kidney ard Bladder
plants Gononh9a elect, Leucorrhaa For sale by d F.
Foster Geo e. Thaxter, Druggists. Carson City $lo~
a b title Blk bottles for $500.
DH. NAN - - - ND LS"N Pills are the
best and cheapest OY~PEeS'a and Hu.'OU~ cure
il the market For b B. +. Foster and George e.
Tha xter, drug Sists Carson tity mhlIy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-22
NEW YlK WEEKLY HERALD,
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Tmbrses sreIai dispatches frsu Ill Quarters Of tho
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Of the WSsNy sAhD ives tee latest Is we'll ss the most
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rH H"Mm. ..s. s-# .. +
Giving recipes Tor practice, dishes hints s,r making cth
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prices Every item Of cooking eo1omy suggested
publication Letters from Paris AID London CORES
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49, ,aaily reported prcss and conditions Of the
ia 'Di',''G HNEKmr.
Sportins n home and abroad together With a
s5 wv NJ ra," ~ ,,l0 an. sSn 81, g No
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any t,Ac
rn- New Ycra Hrrnl, ia . weekly Form.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-24

laurels, and graduated with honors. In
1889 he settled in Missouri, at time when
the immortal Tom Benton was at the ze-
NTH of his popularity and in lS46, was
elected to congress, in opposition to
Benton'S pet scheme of conventions. He
traverSed the state on horseback, and con-
Quoted one of the most memorable and
brilliant campaigns that adorns the pages
of MiSsouri's political history, carrying
by large majority, St. Louis city and
county. In 1858 he removed to the young
and vigorous state of Arkansas, and To-
Gated where he now resides, ripe in years
and full of honors. May the days of his
pilgrimage upon earth be many, and his
transition peaceful.
Respectfully,
j. w. O.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-24
ORRESPON NDEN G E .
EVENING SHADE, June q, 1880.

EVENING SHADE, June q, 1880.
EB. RECORD In company with our
worthy fellow citizen and mighty MINI
rod Of North Arkansas, JAS. G. Sims, the
writer made brief visit to the capita. OF
Independence and various points in the
county, including the southern portion of
Sharp. We enjoyed splendid oppor-
tunity of seeing the crops, social and ag-
ricultural improvements, and made note
of what we were able to take in, for the
benefit of our enterpriSing home paper
the RECORD.
The crops in our sister county are
about two weeks in advance of ours.
Wheat and oats only half average. The
potato and small fruit crop is reported ex'
cellent Corn an average, but suffering
slightly from dreuth. King cotton, as al
most everywhere in the South, has an
acreage Of 20 per cent, at least, above
last year, owing to the powerful financial
boom of last fall. 1t is looking splendid,
especially in the bottoms and manganese
district, beginning -four miles west OF
Hickory Valley, thence east to Straw
berry river, having an average width OF
about three miles. This is undoubtedly
the richest and most beautiful section OF
country in North Arkansas.
In the southern portion of Sharp the
acreage in cotton is much above the az
erage, and the plant is large and thrifty.
Other crops are not so favorably reported.
We visited the residence, and was ho5-
pitably entertained, of that old pioneer,
politician and statesman, Hon. Leonard
Hanly Sims, whom we found confined to
his bed, his ankles and back being at,
fected Maj Sims is an excellent typ. OF
the old heroes of Auld Lang Syns' While,
by the infrmities of age, be has lost
much physical strength and bearing, ne
still retains vigorous intellect lie was
overioyed at the downfall of Useless at
Chicago, where he, Blaine Of Maine"
and Sherman met their Waterloo. fa-
ther Sims was born in North Carolina IN
1865, and enigrated to Rutherford county,
Tenn, at an early age, where he received
limited common school education, and
appreciating the maxim, ''there is no
royal road to learning" he applied TO
pine-knot academy, where he gruooeo
Sharp County record., 1880-06-24
ASH FLAT, June l6.

ED. RRCoRD Perhaps a few scraps
from our fourishing little village will not
be amiss.
The census taker has Seen around and
gone, thinking, perhaps, what funny
world this is. While listing some per-
SONS, their memory become so defective
that they could not remember the names
Of their children, while others could not
cell their ages, especially those forty.year
old gals who have been calling themselves
"sweet sixteen"
We have "back door" temperance So
ciety, string band, &C., in our burg.
The candidates, who are beginning to
hop round like Kansas grasshoppers, are
unfortunate in seeing their friends on
every corner, and, we suppose, long for
the day to roll round when he who has
'the longest poll will knock down the
simmons"
| know that it is said by the bone and
sinew of the land. the farmer, that town
boys are bad, but allow me to say, without
Aattsry or exageration, that we have as
lively and good set of boys in our burg
as can be found in North Arkansas.
Crop prospects are good, and farmers
in cheerful spirits.
We have a silversmith, boot and shoe
maker, barber, cake, cider and lemonade
dealer, all combined, which is conclusive
proof that we are ecominal, as we'll as
liberal, in all our business transactions.
Hoping that the RECORD will long con-
tinue to be a welcome messenger to its
many readers, and reap prosperous
harvest, / remain
Sharp County record., 1880-06-24

w. j. Helms can be found at the
barber shop every Thursday and Satur-
day, prepared to do shaving, hair cut.
ting, &c. Give him call. AL
If you have a cough or cold, or disease
OF the throat and lungs, use Cousscns'
Honey of Tar, the best and purest com
pound ever offered the public. There are
few worthless limitations of this valuable
remedy, but it has no rival as ready re-
lief for diseases of the throat and lungs
bad colds and severe coughs of long stand.
ing. Use Coussens' Honey of Tar and get
rid Of cough OF hOarseness and difficulty of
breathing. Price 80 cents. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge is the best worm killer.
For sale by NJ. w. Wright.
Uncle john" SAID bright little girl of
eight summers to gentleman whose hair
was just showing tints of silver, "Why
can't you walk as fast as | r. "My dear, !
once chased the butterfly with light elias
tic step like yours. but am too old for
such sports now. am besides, victim of
rheumatism, and must therefore stop at
the nearest drug store for bottle of Cons
sens Lightning Liniment, which will cure
rheumatism lame back, sprains, bruises
etc. Price so cents. Whites Cream White
Nermifuge is the best worm killer. For
sale by NJ. w. Wright.