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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
Sovt rnor of Ariz0sa-The san Jose Arr
son Triai-iady blurred by Locomo.
tive at R.no-The Weathsr-Aa journ.
ment OF Court al ubura-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 THE nzooaD-usrcs.l

San JOSE, March 95h.-The examination
of Captain c. FL. Rogers aud wife on charge
Of arson. in the ALLEGED burning of their resi-
dence on the Alameda ON the night of Janu-
airy l, 1881, to obtain the insurance. is pro-
crossing III Justice Veuve's Caurt. Ysster-
day Belle Donovan, formerly domestic at
r gers, swore that she saw Captain Rogers
going around the house with lighted candle
few minutes before the FIRE broke out; also
that some weeks before the FIRE tie silver
wgre, valuable dresses. etc, were shipped
nituIe was saved, but hidden after
the fire, This forenoon she testified
that she received last year $500 from MIS-
Rogers to keep quiet, snd that when Rogers
was arrested the first TINA Mrs. Rogers
offered her 81, COO to make an affidavit that
what she had stated about the fire was
untrue; that she refused, hut did. however.
beck cut from the prosecution for the sake of
her sister, who had been won over by the
defense. Laine, for the defense, will at.
tempt TO show that it is a black mailing
scheme.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
SAN JOSE, March 9sh.-In the r ,gers arson
case this afternoon Susie and JOSH Donovan
corroborated their sister, Belle Donovan. iu
her statements duplicating the defendants.
ousi1' ~ eApii"a ti'a Va he1 aS1i1.uc oh aS-
count Of the first arrest of Captain Rogers,
said she was then on the side If the defend
ants, and at their instigation off cred Belle and
John money TO swear that their statements
were false, and was the means of the with
drawal of these witnesses for the prosecutilp.
She said Mrs Rogers. in Lsine's office, of
fered to give Belle and John $500 piece TO
make false statements, and that Belle, who
was present, refused. She stoutly denied
that she had made certain statements regard.
ing John Fitzgerald to Lame. The latter
stated that he would try to show that Belle
was Fiizzerald's mistress. and that she was
but tool in his hands. Interesting develop
ments are promised.
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InharmonIous Club Meeting.
Rates of Passage.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Q h.-The Secre-
tary of the Immigration Association of Cali
fornia has received letter from the New
Orleans agents of the Compagnie CONNER.
cisls steamship line. informing the Associs-
ton that the rate of passage for emigrants
from Hsvre to New Orleans has been fixed at
S3S. From New Orleans to Hsvre the rate
for Storage passengers will be SAB. Return
tickets S79.
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An Old steamer Condemned.

SAN Francisco, March 95h.-The old
steamer Contra Costa has been condemned
by the United States Inspectors. and her
engines and boilers taken out. She has been
sold, ard is now being repaired to be used as
;,l vol orl
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO Tbs RrcoaD-uSlos.I
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steamers ordered TO England.

SAN Francisco. March 9sh-The steamers
Gaelic and Belgic, OF the Oriental ard Occi-
dental route, have been ordered to England
to receiye new boilers. The Arabic and
Coptic will take their places on the China
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.umored Abdiea.lon.

MADRID March CHA considerable sen.
sation hes been caused by rumor that Don
Charles has anoicated his claims to the Span
ish throne in favor Of bis infant sor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Monoy and stock..

.SEw Yoax. December 19.-M Money sa5h Der cent,
eosing Offered At per cent. Prime mercantile
paper CAS- per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills
"S Hoy, .. y @A' demand Eetn u aA, ilg.5
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A WOMAN'S WIIIM.

She M"rrics Farmer nud Then Rcfunry
Perctuptori'y to Live With Him,
Philadelphia Press.
"All persons are cautioned against trust.
ing my person on my account, us | will
pay no bills unless contracted by myself.
,,, :. CHARLES ". 7. LonD."
Ihisadveftisement appeared in the Press
Of Friday last, and naturally gave rise to
some little speculation. A reporter who was
sent to ascertain the meaning Of the sipyu-
iarly worded warning, succeeded after IL
long, search in finding Mr.. Lord, This
gentleman is farmer and lives near Fern
wood, Delaware county. lie Ia a man OF
prepoesesslng appearance and Is highly re-
spected and esteemed among his neigh.
bors. Mr.. Lord formerly lived at Wood.
bury, N. j., and it was while he was reui.
aent OF that charming village that he fell
III with Miss Mary Shay, who worked in a
mil! in this city. The acquaintance rapid.
i!yrlpened into friendship and friendship
into love, and two months ago Miss Shay
became Mrs. Lord. " -.
Lord had well-lurnished house for his
bride and had made all preparations for
her reception, but to his establishment and
dlsmay she refused ut the start to enter II.
y have no idea what the reason Of her
whim was" said Mr.. Lord, "but the fact
remains that no amount OF persuasion
could prevail upon her to come to nv
house as my vile, Notwithstanding the fact
that we had just been married. Worse
than that, she refused any explanation
whatever, so TINT ! am completely in tI,e
dark rs to her motives"
Mrs. Lord (nee Shay is still at work in
down town mill, md has as vet youcl,-
sailed no reason for her extraordinary
action. Mr.. Lord says he Issued the adver-
tlsement merely US precautionary meas.
ure.
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NJ EDICAL,
Inc world moves-;-Skill and Science
". Ia Trlnmphnnt. M htF

our reporter relates the following remarkable OK.
pefence o. one Of OUT mos. reliable and subs,au.
Nal merchants, Deacon Stephen G. Mason. Mr.,
Mason nays that from 1859 to 1850 he suffered tori.
bly, from fiequent yerylevcre attacks Of lufam,ns.
tory Rheumatism. The last attack III the wiu,er Of
'Nahu tow1 NO severe rs 10 render him unable 10
"ke step In four months. Ills hyslclans though.
that one side Of him was paralylcd, and both knees
became 10 SLIT that he could TO. bead thcm Tho
doclon pronounced bis case ineurablc, leaving him
In q terrible condition. lie was then induced to
Try Hunts Remedy, bya medical friend who told
him that bis whole sickness and trouble arose from
kidney disease. ana convinced Nj. Mason tha. such
was the case, and after taking 1t six weeks was en-.
sffeiy cateds and {. now in such excellent physical
condition that neither damp Weather nor We, feel
affect him disagrceably. Mr.. Mason says that NJ,
cure scomplcte. Is mora than two year. since
he has had tho disease "Iat,,lbnle my most re.
markaRc cure solely to Hunts Remedy, tho Inial.
lible Hdreyand Liver Medicine" says Mr., Mason.
-rrorhtcnoe E,cnfh1 Prs.
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SIocks-The larger part Of the stocks seem to be
Ia no evidence either Of buying or selling for the
public outside Of them. Western Union, Louisville
4 Nashville and Michigan Central were The inost
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For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
Stewards Marble Palace,
In Mi1lnH In 1laalan Claim =

joaquin Miller In BoSlon Globe. al
How like tomb Is the great marble
house that is never open, save for the one
lone and childless woman to come and 10,
like a ghost! People speak Of, it us the
dead mans tomb. Indeed, I know gronp
bfschool children who pass the other way
to avoid it as they return from school,
for il is not comedy building ut best.
Cold and bleak and lonely it elistens there
in the moon or SIN; night or day, alike
desolate. I never sec it without, recalling
that cold and snowy'night when the ghouls
burst upon the tomb, tore the silver plate
and gold handles from the costly coffin,
and, splitting it open, dragged the merch-
ant prince forth and over the frozen ground
to n wagon that ratified away over the stones
in the night, and possibly past this same
ghostly mansion. 1.,i 5i... aI.1i.-
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OrrIcE or SUPERINTENDENT J
WEST VIRGINIA pEaITzS1lAnY,
MOuSDsyIL,IE. Dppcmhnr 10 1851

]. Sealed proposals will be received By the under.
signed until !? o'c6ck meridian, on Monday, Jan.
uary Is: 1885, for the labor OF from IS to ltT con.
vcls to be employed within tho Pententiary for the
Of June. lSSI. ~. -
Each bid shall specify tho articles proposed 10 be
manufactured, thenull.bcr Of square feet OF shop
room that will DO requircd the amount Of kicali,
power and the price per duy therefor. ,4'I.a "
Tho ptleo pei day Tor each convict shall he Epeci.
fed. and II a different ptle per day Is stated for
durcnt periods. each period and price must be so
slnlod that one may be accepted aid the other re-.
fcrrni classes Of articles the labor 10 bc cmpioyei
on eIcl! Glars must DO bid for teparately! -
4 Tho successful bidder or bidders viii he required
10 enter tpto contract In pursuance Of his bid md
furnish bsnd satisfactory 10 the Board OF DIrec.
tors III the penal sum Of thee thousand dollars.
conditioned 70! the performance Of ls con.
tract, and. as the law tHsects blank form OF which
Contract nnd bond Is Cd 4 @ and will remain with
HE clerk OF tho Board during this advertisement.
Each bid must 10 accompar led with bond with
mnties 70 the satisfaction o! tho Board, that the
bidder Will comply with THO terms Of MI II 1t IS
accepted. and 10 sealed up and addressed 10 the
Superintendent, erao,scd IBID for labor.r ~
The b9asd q Directors reserve the right 10 reject
~, order Of the Board Of Directors.
del3'wp THoa, J. WEST, supt
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The Story. Without mi End

At tue city Of New Orleans. La. on Tues.
day, November 14th always Tuesday,, under
the sole management of Gen'ls q. Il. Beaure.
gard Of La, and Jubal A. Early Of Va, the
i5oth Grand Monthly Drawing Of The Louis.
lana State Lottery occurred, and these histori.
cally famous warriors attest over their own
signatures, 4 fac simik Of which is published
In the advertisement Of the Company, that
all is fairly DONE It resullt d a, follows:
Ticket No. -, l1G drew $751; 0O the first capital
prize-J. NJ. Dixon, an Insurance Agent Of
Ennis, Tex, had one.tifth, Us did also Mrs.
Josephine Miller, No. $40 J.. 52d st., New
York city. Among others, No. 81, 855
drew the second prize. SEX, 0OO-so]d in Aftbs
two (2) to Charles Mowait, a sailor on HE
schooner Lucy May" Of Newburyport,
Mass; and one fifth to Chas, Noe, a Journey.
man cigar maker, No. 60 New Church st..
New York city; one to Hermann Tossberr,
also III New York city. Ticket No. So 7i9
drew the third prize Of $4,000. two.iifths Of
which was held by W. T. Clarke, a real e,tate
agent in s. 9th st.. Philadelphia, and one
BY Emil Weidig, No. lll2 Magazine st., New
Orleans. There we're many others; but some
don't want their names published; but this
Is enough to encourage Others. pkw
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An Earl In u Hal Fix.

lulI ehll dhIelte. .U ~
The earl Of Aylesford is one OF those ar.
istocratic young gentlemen who possess a
wonderful faculty for running into debt,
On the 2Sth Of November last his affairs
came up before the court OF bankruptcy in
London, when it appeared that he owed
100000 to the Eagle Insurance Company,
EG9.OO0 10 his lawyer, .clGO0O to Lord
Hattings, about el4, 900 to tradesmen. The
matter was brought before the house Of
lords and a special act obtained and trus.
tees appointed to take charge OF the
property, amounting to G75O,0OO, TO re.
ceiye the rents and raise money to pay
the debts. The Earl then started for the
country on short shooting tour till Christ
mas. Meantime IN important wine mer.
chant filed u petition in bankruptcy, al.
leglng that his customer had departed from
the realm to defeat and delay his credit.
ors, and obtained an order appointing a
receiver. It appeared that last year the
gross income Of the estates was G25, 900,
but there was nothing available for the I'm.
secured creditors ut present. Mr.. Regis.
trar Hazlit discharged the receiver an.
pointed under the petition. In all prob.
ability the prices charged by the wine
merchant are such rs to allow OF his wait.
ing year for his money without serious
damage to the profit and loss account. !.
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TlrusvIllE. "a. December .-petroleu,n-oil
At 9'4c; shipments 2s.47O barrels chafteIs 9.l:aj
ha rxals IN hnsE .,.sN'e et-',D
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, lan Indian remedy called Dr.. Will
liam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases of Twenty-Five
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm III
bed acts a. poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, ind for nothing
else:
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 90. 4sg;
For sale by J. F. Shirk, Logan & Co.. also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and Il. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. 5@',W pAw
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logs1Receip.s 80 500 head; shipments 1900 head,
Market brisk. strong and higher: mixed Is GOaI IL.
heavy s. Cat 10 light S. ttaG 9 skips IS ISIS Is
Ca!tleNM dss S,too head; shlpmens 81 COO
fancy stock here. evidently not muny wanted:
good slipplng s. 706 3d. common 10 iair l0c hirler.
20ai ~; butchers steady at s. 20ai as Islock.
" and 1, iseners, s3ooAi30 Quality for supplies
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How ellis On Dickens and Thackrrny.
London Athcnnum.
Mr.. ". d. Howells, who is writing his
new novel in retired place in Switzerland,
has known nothing OF the animated dis.
cussion which his remarks in the Noyeul.
Der number OF the Century Magazine have
called forth from the English press. lie
writes to friend who has called his atten.
ton 10 the subject that he has not even
seen the magazine itself, and cannot rccol.
lect what he said about Dickens aud
Thackeny. But he assure that he has been
misprinted or misunderstood II he seems to
be disrespectful to those great writer II
always thought myself" lie says, "quite
unapproached in my appreciation OF the
great qualities Of Dickens and Thackeray,
ind | can hardly believe TINT have 'ar.
rsned' them. suspect that no English.
man could rate them, higher than do. !"
The eminent novelist goes on to say that
he only waits to sec the Century Magazine,
and what my oiIense in ii against the
great shades amounts TO-" to write further
on the subject; and he Is now determined,
on the earliest opportunity, TO carry out a
design which has. long been in his Thoughts,
namely, ITO s,ly my shy about Dickens and
Thackeray in FULL" Next to new novel
from the pen Of Mr.. IIowels, no contribu.
ton OF his to literature would be more
welcome than such "a study. ~
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President Arthur q Poet.

p
DR.. Asa G. Stillman, OF Abba, has in his
possession a witty little poem composed BY
President Arthur in 1851 when President
Arthur was " school-teacher at North Row
nal, Vt, and the Doctor was one Of his
pupils. The Doctor was 4 shy lad who al
Tor recitation. Having failed to do SO on
one occasion his teacher, the now Presi-
dent Of the United States, composed and
assisted him to learn the little poem in
question. Alter that young stillman got on
finely in'recitption and he has ever kept in
bis possession the production, Dr.. Still
man is the father Of two fine boys who
bear the names Chester Arthur Siillman
and Roscoe CoDkling Stillman. Chester
Arthur Stillman, who is now about the age
his father WAS when President Arthur
taught him, recited the verses composed
for his father at the Sunday school exer.
cises OF the Pawling Avenue Methods,
Episcopal Church on Sunday last. 81,
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~ rIrEnuEGll, DECEMBER -Petroleum-weak
Philadelphia delivery. g - '/SN'|as ~ ~
C!SclSSATl, December la.-1Ioss, firm; common
and light s53oa620; packing and butuliers S. ia
&C 80. 5,slsgr / - -" W ''''
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A Singular Mans Singular Death,

NtW IUEK VHptf. ~ . r-TT-
Joseph Brennan, aged so, with no home,
went into the Good Samaritan, Protest.
ant charitable place for lodging and meals,
at Jay and Willoughby streets, Brooklyn,
lust evening. He remarked: II nm Il Cath.
Ole, but | have Protestant stomach, Give
me some beef" Food was set before him,
and in his eagerness he had not eaten M ore
than two minutes, when he was choked by
a piece OF meat. DR.. Briggs was summoned,
and extracted the meat, but the man w..s
dead. nN 81. F1.i -.''f,
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The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute of Buffalo
n. y, and is their favorite prescription 10,
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common 10 the sex. It IL
sold by druggists at 90 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamn for
names Of those who have been cured, :
:, At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whe ing, W. Vn. nsw
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Skin nisenscx a,rrr.,

BY En-. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT, Cures
as II by magic pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving. the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
ful. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheu,n, Sore Nip
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. :"
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 60 cents. -
IL. F. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
wheeling, and R. X. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. F- NV
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'FlGunEs arc not always facts, but the in.
controvertible facts concerning kidney.Wort
are better than most figures. For instance
~ Is curing everybody" writes druggist.
"kidmey.Wort is the1llost popular medicine
we SELL" ltshould be by right, Tor no other
medicine has such specific action on the liver,
bowels and kidney. Do not fail 10 tryit,
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Are you, disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick childsuiiering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain Of cutting teeth?
Il 80. 60 at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It; there Is no mistake about;it There
Is not q mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic; 1t is perfectly safe to
Is the prescription Of one OF the oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. seld everywhere. Is cents bottle.
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Tho Best,

William II. Wilson, Md, Springfield, Ellington
Co., Ga.. .nys: II prescribed Hunts Remedy In a
complicated case Of Dtopsy which | had been treat.
Ing for eight ytars. and l find Hunts remedy Is
the best medicine for dropsy and the kidneys |
have ever used, - ''rSs HrIsls-.- .i.sr.I--4 -.
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opinion o Eminent Dr. r. n s,eu,r,

vp'"lon VI E1n'Ahcsat Dr. IL. b. Steunrt,
President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore:
II have used Coden's Liquid Beef Tonic for
more than year. 1t combines the virtues OF
food and tonic remarkably, and, am salts.
fled, has saved life when any other medicine
would fail" (Remcmber the name, Coldens
-tAkt On OLueT. NHHs N
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Jons T. Berry, ESQ, Of Rockland, Maine,
President OF the Lime Rock National Bank,
and Of the Knox and Lincoln Railroad, says
he had the rheumatism in his left foot and
leg. st. Jacobs Oil relieved him wonderfully.
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"THE best is the cheapest" is IN old and
true maxim, The Celluloid Eye.G Glasses are
ne dtst for those who need artificial aid for
the eyes -
For sale by all leading jewelers. and Optic.
ians. Nwrxw
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UetrOlt Fee FreSs. nm
What is rock and rye? Well, some folks
think that iourth.class whisky. sells better
under another name. The rock is in your
rye. l. .YEg Nj
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lis nMEDICAL.rB,a
LOG ROLLING.
While Wrestling with a Fallen Tree u
Lumberlnan Receives Consequent.
tlnl Damages,

y ~ tHu DuuIukees Wa, Ns.I..
While on hunting excursion In the great coal
aud wood region near catbondAle, Pa, the writer
met William Coll a lunberman. Accustomed to
life and labor In the forest from carly manhood, be
was true Knight Of the Axe. Many a tree had
fallen tciorc his ringing strokes aud feetso OF RATS
had borne away TO market the saved prod ucts Coll
Is character, and II Oscar Wilde Is right In saying
that all movements In unhiudefed labor are grace.
inl. Our friend william. stripped for his work, aud
attacking tree as Richard !. assaulted the heavy
doors OF front do Bouts Castle, must have pre-.
lented All admirable picture.
One day, however, lot him tell the story
himself, us he told II to me: A',N
IL was out III tho woods, you know, trying to
start log down hill. Thinking lcould &c, better
purchase OIL II from tho lower side, tackled 1t
there with my los.rollng hook and threw my
weight OH the lever. She started she lid, but az
luck would have Il, before could get GU; Of the
way. she rnllcd right over INC. II II hadn't been
Tor lot Of small limbsand brush lyins In the road,
which lifted her up, she'd crushed me fiat. As
was got M without broken bone, but with some
mighty bad brnises." I. ,r nj
"Thcn you were nil right said his auditor.
"Eot BY blamed sight. stranger. | took cold,
rheumatism set IN. and. II hadn't heard OF ben.
SONS CAtClNE POROUS pLAsTERs and used
'em, It's my opinion should never have made an.
other chip fly. but the Capcinc took hold quick,
and TN bout ny good 81 new. But there's one
thing you kin calkila,c on:-l shall never wraslle
with aaotherlog auless have the advantage Of tho
ground. Fur, as l.told you before Il II hadn't
been Tor them brushes I'd been smashed 10, you
could "a sold nc for n door mat"
Tho Capclne Is the thing for rheumatism. II
doesn't keep you waiting. The word CApClNE Is
CUT In tho center OF the genuine. Price IS cents
seabury { JshAson, Chemists, New York.
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Give nlnlnRn

WHEN enfeebled by long suffering proceed
ing from biliousness, indigestion, coustipa.
ton. or sick headache, take Buriock Blood
Bitters, which give rest to the weary anu re-
invlgorates all the organs OF the body. Price
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Go 70 yopr druggist ioF Mrs. Frceman's
New National Dyes. For br'ghsness and dur.
aud German. Pylce l6 eeRts, p4Y