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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-26
sEMI-ANNUAL
Statement Of the Condition
or THE
DAKOTA
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
On the 1st day of July. 1881.

On the 1st day of July, 1881.
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Condensed Locals.

&OHueHSeU AOC11SSs
THE STAR will be issued in double sheet or eight
p ige form on Saturday next This enlarged issue
always commands an extraordinary edition. Adj
vertSerS Will please send in their orders early
as practicable. NewSdeaerS Can be accOmmO-
dated at moments notice with our new fast
printing and folding machinery.
street lamps will be lighted at sos p. m. and ex-
tfngushed ut 80 a. m.
j. Shllington sends the Atlantic Monthly for De-
cember.
At the meeting OF the Washington operate As
ISOLATION, last night, twelve new members were
elected.
There was some delay in getting the prisoners
from the Jail to the Police Court this morning, on
account of the Police Court van horses having the
"pink-eye."
The Washington Light Guard gave their first
hop last evening at Washington Hall, On Capitol
HILL The hall was filled with dancers The Ma
tional Rides, Washington Light Infantry, District
Artillery and Union Veterans We're all well repre-
sented, and most delightful evening was en-
joyed.
The preliminary steps were taken last evening
to organize new Night Lodging House ass0cia-
ton, and resolution was adopted to ask the Dis
trict Commissioners for the use OF the old Central
Guari House, where the night lodging-hOuS has
been located for several winters.
Frank F. Oliver, the young man who was ar
rested here about week ago, charged with en-
beZZling the funds OF a publishing company in
Philadelphia, was released from custody in the
Police Court to-day. Mr.. Blunt stated that there
was no evidence to prosecute the case, and he
would have to dismiss the case for want OF prose-
CutiOn.
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The Races at ivy CITY.

A LONG PROGRAM TO-DAY-FIyE IMPORTANT EVENTS.
After THE STARS report closed yesterday the
mile heat race for all ages and handicap steeple-
chase were run at the National Fair Grounds.
There were six starters IN the former race, and
it required three heats to decide it, Blue Lodge
winning the first In AM, and Wildmoor the
favorite, capturing the next two in :46 and :4S
The last event of the day was handicap steeple-
chase for all ages. There were seven entries, and
Lord George was decided favOrite. The race Was
Won after hot struggle by Kitty Clark, who was
not regarded with favor by the pool buyers.
The program for to-day includes five races.
FOR THE FIRST RACE,
mile dash, Pilgrimage, TOnawanda, Duke OF
Kent, jim Vandevera, Flower OF Kildare, Hondu-
ras, Combat and Utilita were entered. Pilgrimage
and TOndwanda divided the honOr5 iii the pools
In the first race all started except TOnawanda,
who went lame. Pilgrimage Was the favOr1te ana
big piles OF money were placed on him to win.
The race was very exciting, four OF the horses
coming in almost abreast. Flower OF Kildare was
the winner, Pilgrimage Sc Ond and Kent third.
Time, III Winner paid S1tS.70 in MutuaiS.
THE SECOND RACE
on the card was three-qurter mile dash, for which
frankie B., Spark Mate, Gladstone, BernardinO,
Lettina. Mrs. Chubb and Auburn were entered.
frankie b. was faVOrite [ small odds.
In this race. all on the u ri started; BurnhamS
stable, Frankie b., and mate, selling favOriteS.
FRANKIE b. came in lengths ahead: Spark second,
and Gladstone third frankie b. paid $13.45. The
attendance to-day Is larger than on any previous
day OF the meeting.
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Society Note

Society Notes.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine entertained the Pres-
dent and few other gentlemen and some ladt s
at dinner last evening. 1t was, their entertain
ments always are, very handsome In ali its APP
pointmentS
many naval Officers Ut the highest rank and their
Families and ether Lot residents. Who ASSEMBLE 81
to wit with * the m2rri'ge OF Alnr,j w F. Troy
formerly Miss North, OF tlis city. Punctually ut
eleven the groom entered, accompanied by Col.
Berrat, and awaited the bride, who cane u1 the
aisle with her f4ther, Mr.. North. III" CEREMONY
" IS read by Rev. Mr.. Brand, the re tor Of the
Church The bride has been Attending 1t ncr home
In MaryltDd. She Wore a bacA satin w III ing
dress, trimmed with n,oiI'e astti'te, short "a
cloth sack cloah, ana i black bonnet with gray
piumes. Her son mi daughter and Admir- i lie
Roy's son and d@ughtsr were Dotn present, rs well
az other near rsl9tiYes OF both parties ana many
intimate friends.
Mr.. /. NJ. Saunders and Miss Mary Green were
married by the Rev. Mir. Paxton. at the residence
OF the brides mother, 1851 street, st evening.
The ceremony was witnessed by lew relatives
aud friends only, Mr. Arthur Green and Miss Morse
and Mr.. Lcdng nd Miss Julia Green being the IT
tendaytS OF th TIE Ply p IT, Tae we Ling
ana groom lett for New YORK.
On Saturday the Postmaster General and Mrs
James VIII leave the "ity to be aDsent until the
first OF December. They viii go to FloridI, rs the
Postmaster General wishes to 3ttend in person to
the e,t Enlistment ot some b tt r postal facilities
at Cedar Keys. On her r.; urn here Mrs. James
days during the remainder OF her stay in WASH
ton. Her daughter. Mrs. Pearson, W, IL be wit.
her. 1t is t. BE- re crettI that ter stay my not
De prolonged, Tor MRS. james not oaly likes WASH
1hgton ana its ntopl, but Is nerS Ii much liked by
all WHO have met ncr
Immadat'ly after h" was presenter to the Pres
ident MI West, the n'w British Mnist +, made
calls upon the Memo r. OF the Cabnst, an since
has called upon ali The for gn IN n>ter8, upon
all OF whom, he ing the NEST recently accredited
here, it was lis dut, t. cali.
Secretary 81 zines wife aud daughter received
yesterday, as also d!d Ppsm st General j mes
Wife-Whiie N the city eX-Se ret ~ Ey .rts las
been the guest OF II. Outr2y. 1t tlt Fran b lesl-
ton.-Ex-Gov Cnftin'S wife and daughter are
now occupying tn house ~ HIS leasei-tlt 1t
owned 10y Mr. Coffay, 1403 Strcat-Attprney
General MacVeaEh ana id5 VIE, VINO L, t here
Tuesday, will soon return u Moe Il ION ;hr visit.
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Another Comet Discovered.
THE SEVENTH THIS YEAR.
News From Europe To-day.

a NIHTI1ST CONDEMNAT1UN GCITEAU.
s LoSpoS, November l7mIhe ST petersburg CORE
SD0ndent OF the Daily Telegraph says: A fresh
number OF the nihiliSt journal, NdrudnGjG Volta,
mas made its appearance. On the title page Is an
editorial paragraph surrounded with deep black
line. In which the crime OF Guiteau is condemned
Ill the strongest language
SECRETLY EXECUTED.
IL is reported that Lieutenant Suha rolf who was
arrested on suspicion Of supplying cOnSp1ratOrs
with dynamite, has been secretly executed.
RACES IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
AT the Shrewsbury November meeting Second
day. to-day the race for the great Shropshire handi
cap. distance about mile, came off Ahd WAS Won
by Lord ElieSmore'S 4-yearS-old chestnut colt Wal
lenstein. The second place was secured by Mr..
HunSerfOrd'S bay colt PirnuS and the third place
by p. H. CoOper'S 3-years-old bay or roam colt
George Mansfield. Eleven ran.
The race for the Haughmond plate, for two years
Old and upwards distance one mile, also came Off
and was won by P. Lorilard's three years old bay
colt PaSSatc; Mr. c. Hbbert'S five years old chest
nut horse Mar came in second, and Ep1scOpus
third. Six ran
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kilograms to The Star.
CONSPIRACY STORY A HOAX.
SMALLPOX IN BALTIMORE.
DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER COMET.
MAC VEAGHS SUMMER RESIDENCE BURNED.

Smallpox Epid eTMic i'm Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 17.-Dr. James A.
Stewart, city health commissioner, and DR..
Chancellor secretary Of the state board OF health,
after consultation have in view OF the alarming
spread c. the smallpox epidemic OF this city, this
morning issued notice calling on all citizens or
this city and state to be vacc1nated or re-Vaccl-
mated. For some time past physicians, by order
or the health authorities, have been making
rigid examination of the public school children.
The Assassination Conspiracy story n
Hoax.
CHICAGO. November 1.-THE report that con-
Spracy had been discovered for the ASSASSINATION
Of President Garfield with which GU1teau was con-
nected and OF which he was the instrument, has
been aScertained to be wholesale fabrication,
which was imposed upon suburban reporter.
Another Comet Discovered.
THE SEVENTH THIS YEAR
ROCHESTER, n. Y, November II. - Director
Swift, OF the Warner Observatory, at II o'clock
last night discovered fan comet in the constel-
latfOn of CaSSiOpia, having right ascension about
hour 50 minutes. declinatfOn north II degrees,
motion slowly westward 1t has Slight central
condensation, but no tail is visible. It is nearly
round, and Dr. Swift estimates that its diameter is
about minutes. 1t is possible that the stranger
IS the comet of 1872 which was expected to appear
In the north. The comet is In line between POlariS
and the great cluster in Perseus, little nearer
POlariS. This is the seventh comet discovered
since January. DR.. Swift telegrephed the dis
cOVery to Europe and he viii probably get the
Warner prize OF $2C0, the second he has received
this year and the nith one awarded.
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Special Weather Bulletin.


COLD WAVE COMING FROM THE NORTHWEST
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press:-The storm when
was central in Dakota yesterday morning ad-
yanced eastward with increasing energy during
the day and Is now central near Duluth. Far
weather continues in the New England, middle
and southern states, and cloudiness has Increased
In the northwest, lake region and the Ohio valley,
with local rains. The temperature has risen
about ten degrees in all distr is east OF the MisSs
slppi, and it has fallen from ten to twenty degrees
in the upper Missouri valley, where it is below
freezing. NortheaSterly winds continue On the
south Atlantic coast, southerly winds In the
Mississippi valley and lake region and north
easerly winds in the Missouri valley. The intica-
lions are that fair weather Will continue during
Thursday on the Atlantic coast, followed on
Friday by threatening weather and rain. The
indications for the lake region, Ohio valley and
western gulf states are that much colder, north
ery to westerly winds viii prevail on Friday. A
cold wave has appeared in the extreme northwest,
and it will probably reach the Atlantic coast on
Friday night.
RANGE OF THE THERNOMETER-The following are
The readings OF the thermometer at the Signal Office
during the day: a. m. 35 deg; II a. H., 81 deg;
2pn, So deg. Maximum 50 deg; minimum, 81
deg.
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WALL Street To-day.

NEW YORK, November 17.-The Posts financial
article Il 40 pm editi0nl says: The stock exchange
markets continue dull. u. s. bonds are a higher
for the extended SIS. and otherwise are unchanged.
Southern state bonds are higher for Arkansas IS
sues, in which active speculation has dege4-
Oped, prices having advanced 14l2 per cent top
or the rise yesterday. The Improvement in other
state issues is fractional X. X. bonds are up 1%a
IL per cent, the hitter Tex. and Pac incomes To
rs this on the signature Yesterday Of the contract
which establishes harmonious relations between
the southwestern roads OF Mr.. jay Gould and those
OF Mr.. G. Z. Huntington. Boston, Hartford and
Erie frStS have been exceptionally weak, falling
TO 6i4. The net result OF the tuctuatIonS in toe
stock market thus fartoday is an advance Of "a "a
in the general list the Latter IKE Shore 10 1929,
* in Oregon Navigation to 1'12i and = in Peoria
and Decatur to 4314. The trunk line stocks
are all strong to-day On revival OF
the reports OF an early settlement Of
the differences between the truna lines.
Among the spcclalties OF the stock mar. ct Mem
phiS and Charleston declined to IS from 7S and
recovered tori New Albany and Chicago advanced
to "a from 20. the latest previous sale The United
Suites subtreaSury was the debtor at the Clearing
house in the sum Of $462 $40 5. The local money
market is easy at $40 per cent on stocks ana SKA
Ak per cent on United States bends. Time lOlnS
are sac per cent; prime mercantile paper Is 6a7 Der
cent The market for foreign exchange is liull but
steady. and the recent pressure OF bankers bills
has ceased.
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EDGAR's Cough Specific is the best

EXPENSIVE coats, made to order by merchant
tlilOrS, little worn, for less money than ShOdGy
ready-nade, are great bargains at HeTZog's, Jos
9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
EDGAR's Cough Specific. Price 25 and SO cents
per bottle.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSemeEts, &c, Tonight.
Ford's Opera Hoase.-Fords Opera Company in
"Patience.".
National fredericksburg TrOubadourS.
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THE brilliant new comedy. {

THE brilliant new comedy, entitled "Mother-n-
Law" played in England over three hundred
nights, until its witty sayings are heard every
where in the streets, will have its initial perform
in this country at FOrds Opera House, in this
city, next Mondry night, with strong company
and new scenery.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrS. Duncanson Bros
aucttoneers. sold yesterday afternoon, Tor VIM. r.
Woodward, trustee, part OF lot 4, In square 2f3.
fronting 32 feet on Vermont avenue, between n
and U streets northwest, and containing 2,56S
square feet OF ground, to Vim. NJ. Seton, for s1S
per SQUARE foot.
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Coughs and Colds

DfSfgurtng EruptionS and Scrofula, the Iiebip Co $
Coca Beef Tonic is without equal. Beware of cheap
cOunterfeitS. eo
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

Mrs. THOMPSON has something new for the hair,
which is much admired by young ladies. See adj
YerIi>ement
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TO-DAY > SESSION
was begun at 10 O'Clock this morning-Mr. Thomas
L. Walter presiding. An interesting paper was
read by Mr. j. Thatcher Clarke, entitled ''Some
Aspects OF the Architectural Work at Assos, Asia
Minor" The walls Were covered with photographs
anu drawings illustrative OF the subject Mr. Geo.
y Misoh' lr, read paper ''On Queen Anne and
6eorglan Architecture" Another interesting pa
per read was ION Wall and Window Decoration In
Domestic Work." by A. j. Blorr. This afternoon
The members OF the institute visited the public
buildings and other structures OF interest The in
sctute VIII adjourn sine die tonight
PROBATE BUSINESS To-pAY.-To-day. the an
praisers OF the estate OF George W. Riggs de-
ceased, returned to the Probate Court the fnyen-
tory, footing up less than $4,000. An exemplined
copy OF the win OF Peter Hoffman, Of Baltimore,
was ned and admitted TO record. The commission
issued as 70 the will OF Carlisle p Patterson was
returned executed, (prOving the WILLY
GENERAL WRIGHT, chief OF engineers U.S.A., has
returned 10 the city from a tour Of inspection In
Georyfa. Alabama and Tennessee.
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DRY GOODS.
WOoDwARD Il LoTHRoP.
s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Owing 20 the great with which our 3-l..on E,a
Glove at Soc Ter pair has been rsciyed We have pnr
chased another iarve hot and now offer a sl,.sadiS
assortment of Whites, oleras and Dark Eail Colors
Our Mns9Getares, in cloth shades. in 4, and 8.
button lengths, are superb, is also Baf Tyro .
button length at sl.0 yer pair.
HANpKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased largely at forced auction sales I'm
New York the aet wses NE are preISred - offer the
very best bargains IN stS aud Linen Hsndkerchies eye
shown - the Washington Public.
Fur: lined Circulars. sa5 oo, ss7. 50. $4,000.
Ladies' sin fur trimmed pomans.
Ladies, Noel niagonal Dolmans.
laght Coats and Jackets.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
We have opened new line Of Antique Iaces at low
Prices FROM Inch ladies can purchase the ns,erals to
make elegant Antique lsce cnltsins at less than
half the prices formerly charged for them.
We have all qualities Of Serine for body Of Curtains
Antique Lace Curtains from g. 50 pair to sos 90.
Antique Curtains made to order at short notice.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have made some heavy reductions in this ieTart-
melt ana shall offer, MONDAY MORNING, AZ
Belges Shooias,
Illuminated Beiges,
At Csc. PER ward.
Which we have been selling al size. Csc. and 81 @
or assortment of vffv u.s. and rrusHrs,. nearly
complete. and have not advanced prices they
are very cheap.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We offer special drive in ELEGANT BLACK
SlIh at 81. 40 per yard. Please examine.
. We beg to remind our cnstomers that dnrnc altera
entrance street No. Y12 easily accessible eatha
from 9th street or the Avenue
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are often overlooked. continuance for any
length OF time causes irritation of the Lungs or
some chronic Throat Disease Browns Bronchial
TrOcheS" are an effectual Cough Remedy
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EDGAR's Cough Specific.

FUssELLs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
CHARLES ROBINSON was committed to the work.
house for 90 days by Judge Smell to-day, for at
trmptipg to pick lady's pocket on the Avenue
yesterday afternoon.
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. DC. November II, 1881. 10 ami
For the middle states, warmer, south to west
winds, falling barometer, fair weather until Friday
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NEW GOODS!!

CLOAKs,
CLoAKs
-1A' >' CfoAKtNG CLOTH
in all colors and weights.
Cloaks. trimmed with the style trimming, at S.
IS. 81, IS. 80, SO.
Bed Comforts. largest sizes. 81. q. 25, $780, g.
Cloth for men and boys new fall styles 81 cts SO cts
Ladies Atwood Flannel Suiting, myrtle, navy blue
aud olive 80 cts. 81 ct.. 50 cts Is ets 81. s.s5.
Blankets largest Sizes ger WIS 3D. $780, a. 90 s.
Fine An-wool cashmsres. g cts. 4S cts so cts.
Black Dress Silks best ma X only at g. s25. $780,
Black and Colored Satns.
Best feather proof Bed Ticking, IS cts.
Black Danasses, pure silk. patterns, only $1.25.
Shaker Flannels Us cts, 81 cts, so cts.
Broche and India Wraps.
Cloth and Felt Skirts.
Atwood Red Twed F la e % cts 80 cs 81 cts
Novelties in Dress Trimming.
Piano Covers. embroidered with silk S. &c. ST. 49, all
cOlOrs.
New FAN Dress Goods 121 cts, Is cts, 10 ct 25 cts
Shaw,s, styles. 81 so, 81, 81 So s. so, a. S.
Table Danlasks, Napkins, ToWe.s sheehng, Cottons.
Receiving New Dry Goods Daily.
Lowest Prices.
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!!
BRUSSELS AND f FEaF oARpkr two AND THREE
Druggets, all sizes.
Moquette. Smyrna. Persian Tapestry and Velvet Rugs
Hassocks and Otromans. e
Gif or " Cloths. all widths.
M Ha,S p LOT Jus Hugs Cocoa Mating, etc.
Nottln,;ham Lace Curtains Is cts, 81 cts so cts, g.
Gus, 10 cts. yard.
H CARPETS, 80 cts, 81 cts. 40 cts, so cts
inassn C Sarrst q cts. g. cts. 80 cts. 800
iB,3dy BRUSSELS and Three Phys
a ate' bed Comforts Lap Robes. Carriage Blankets
c. M. TOwsON,
ese PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MO South Side. near Washington Market.
L OF PHILADELPHIA I oocNiA
In the Matter q the Partition of the Real Estate of
SARAH PoTE, deceased '0NA 1''Aso VI
TO MARY Johnson:
Please 70 take notice that the said Court has granted
laying aside all business and excuses vhat y~u vn
be and appear before the Judges of the said Cart on
SATURDAY, the twenty-sixth day Of Noyemiser i8sI
at ~ o'clock m, to show cause why an inquest should
not be awarded to make partition vaIustion Of the
the order Of the Court in the premises under penalty Of
'''e A'''@ Harry M n. ALBERTsoN.
"A AtsS to- SYrf fes Charles Pots' Petitioners.
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CITY ITEMS.


Nothing Subducs Cold or Cough
so quickly and pleasantly as DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 2o cts.
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The Markets.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMoRE November i7.virinia os deferred us
TN; do. consols, 1888; do second series al. &C.
pas, due coupons, s3 do. ten ortes. Ii bid
quieniddne. Flour quiet an% r sead Wns and
sos 5as e. active a a snS r% western red
land tS No western spot and lsa No @slS
LA a4sal As February. 14sai 49, Corn. sontheSSa
du and steady western dqso1thern white 6sa7o
67as7A December, 6slsassa; January; 7oys sa7oG
81 Sat rm HAN and aetae ans Rye ue
vania and 20 AND
25a2s Eggs firm and actiye-fresh, so. Petroleum,
duh and heavy-renned. IA asked: Coffee dun and
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both nourishing and strengthening" (Remember
the name, Colden's-take no other) or druggists.
For Impure Blood,
Disfgurng EruptonS and Scrofula, the Liebig Co =
Coca Beef Tonic is without equal Beware of cheap
couutcIieitS 60
Coughs and Colds
are often overlooked. A continuance for any
length OF time causes irritation of the Lungs or
some chronic Throat Disease browns Bronchial
Troches" are an efIectual Cough Remedy.
Fair Skin,
Rosy cheeks, buoyant spirits and the sweetest
breath in Hop Btters. See notice.
A Gard.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
d1ScretfOnS OF youth, nervous weakness, carry
decay, loss OF manhood, &c, Will send a recipe
that Will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy Was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send self-aidressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. INAAN, Station d, New York city.
To Restore
Nerve and brain waste, nothing equals Hop Bitters
Believe this.
Read the Weekly Death List
OF consumption, and learn how many die OF ne
elected coughs and colds that Hales Honey OF Hore
hound and Tar would have cured.
fikes Ioothache Drops cure in one minute.
Stun Ointments and Lotions
For skin diseases. cuts, sprans, bruises, &C. and
use Gienn'S sulphur Soap. Hi!rs Hair and WhiS-
ker Dye, black or brown, so cents.
Health, Hope and Happiness
are restored by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham'S
vegetable Compound. 1t Is positive cure Tor all
those diseases from which women suffer so much.
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western ave-
hue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Dandruf
Is removed by the use OF Cocaine; and it stimu-
lateS and promotes the growth or the hair. Bur-
nettS Flavoring Extracts are the best
$1,000 Reward
For any Of blind. bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruifng Piles that DeBing'S Pile Remedy
falls to cure. Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. D., 9f5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists. DISCO
Terrible Loss of Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugS reaches,
lose their lives by collision with 'ROugh on Rats "
SOLD by DRUGGISTS. 15c. boxes. tn
See Here.
You ore SICK well, there is lust one remedy that
will cure you beyond possibility OF doubt II it's
Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption, Dyspeps,,
Debility, Wells Health Remover is your hope. 81.
Stott Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Curealine Cures C0rns.
None genuine without signature of Fl. 8. Freder-
lex & Co. limitations are out. 25c. StOtt & Crom-
well. th5
.'Alderney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, Churned every morning
and delivered in ,b. ''Ward" prints, 45c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per qt- Cream, TO-. pint
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81 have made sufficient experiment OF Coden's Lie.
big's Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator
to enable me to say IT is by far the best OF all the
preparations OF the kind GOOD and tonicl that |
have ever used. To the sufferer from chronic dis
eases, or the aiescent, it is Invaluable being
both nourishing and strengthening" iRemember
the name, ColdenS-take no other.) or druggists