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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

NOTICE.
Having sold to Summers & Allen MI of the in
tercst of Janney & Co. III their stock of drugs and
soda water apparatus at the store situate on the
northwest corner Of King and Royal streets. |
solicit for them continuance Of the patronage
heretofore given TO our late firm, and heartily
recommend them to the citizens rs entitled to
their confidence. SAMUEL. H. JANNES.
Alexandria En- Oct %. 1882,
fINHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the en-
L tire stock of goods, drugs. chemicals. soda
water apparatus. &C., in the store on the north
west corner of King and Royal streets, Alcxan-
dria, Va, heretofore occupied by Janney < Co..
will from this date, conduct the Drng and Soda
Water Business, at the same place as co-partncrS
under the firm name Of Summers s Allen
CD. W. SUMMERS
ERNEST l.. ALLEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

FAIRFAX GOOD TEMPLARs.-The follow
ing were elected and installed last Friday
night as officers of Providence Lodge No. 5,
!. 0. G, r.. to servethe ensuing quarter. viz !:
w. c. T., o. c. Ellis; W. v r., Miss Mary
]. Sugar; ". Sec, Frank p. Berkeley: W. +.
Sec. Clearance Forsythe; W. T. Miss Fan
nie Garfield; W. NJ, f. +. Hawxhurst; w.
c., S. p. Rumsey; w. l. c., {. +. Forsythe :;
w. 0. g., Henry Hawxhurst W. L. II. s.,
Miss Emma n. Sugar; w. R. II. s.. Miss Ida
Jacobs; w. A. s., Miss Addie F. Ellis; W.
d. NJ, Miss Martha ]. Slayton. George w
for the ensuing year. Frank P. Berkeley was
elected Representative to the Grand Lodge
this month. Next Friday night the Lodge
will have an interesting debate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

DOYs' MERINO UNDERSHIRTS and DRAW
y Frs; prices Doc, 4Oc and Soc.
4 !oct26-6t C. NJ ADAMS; 50 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06
Take your tax receipt 10 the polls with
you.

MAEEIAGE5-The marriage of Sir. Ward,
OF Warsaw, Va, to Miss Belle Brown. sister
Of Mrs. Austin p. Brown, OF Portland. Me-,
will he solemniZed on the 20th Instant. at
Clifton, Mr.. Browns picturesque residence
on Garfield avenue, Washington Owing to
the recent sad death of the brides father,
who was accidentally kiiel at his mills in
Canada, the wedding will lie strictly il fami-
~ affair. Mr.. Ward will take his bride to
Warsaw, Va, where they will hereafter re-
side
a very pleasant wedding ceremony took
place on the evening of October 2G in that
quaint and romantic tdtice Rock Cree k
Church, the parties to the marriage being
Mr.. John w. Slater of Alexandria County,
and Miss +. Oskie Brown. The ceremony
was performed by the rector, Rev. J. a.
Buck, and was witnessed by quite large
gathering of invited guests. The interior OF
the historic church was most tastefully dec
Grated with floral offerings, large pilot S
wheel being conspicuous. The bride was
handsomely attired in travelling suit of
rich Ottoman blue silk and satin. with bon
net to match. The ushcrs were Mcssrs.
Clark, Athey, Biyen, and WyvilIe After
the service at the church an el ioyable re-
ception was held at the residence of the
brides mother, which a large number at
tended. The testimonials received from
friends were elaborate andvery appropriate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-06

4 QUEER LODGING PLACE.-h gentle
man Who lives on South Washington street
was surprised and somewhat startled, on
going home rather late on Saturday night.
10 lind i coiore,t woman snuely cnsconsed
IL the rcstibue Of his housr, fast asleep.
S!ic had made herself perfectly comfortable;
hal iakel: oil her shoes made 4 pislor Of
the door mat ana wrapped hrrsrl: up in ~
q! "io;!i nis:&rt, which she had CARRIE!
"tli i.1r. -t:er some little excitement.
which WAS shared by the lady inmates OF
the house. who had been awakened by the
confusion, the woman was carried to the
station house and locked IN. 1t appears
that she has been making the vestibule her
sleeping apartment for some time, and as she
was IN old offender, the Mayor yesterday
sent her to the work house for 60 DAYS. The
gentleman who found her asleep, and who
Is naturally of an crciiaJlc disposition, says
establishment but poorly expresses his feel
lnSs when lie had closed the vestibulo door
and found himself stumbling over the
WoMan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
C,tn,pnlgn Drift wood,


Among the letters and papers on Char.
man llensel'a desk was II torn enyelopc
which attracted no little attention. A
broad smile illumincd Mr.. llcnsels face
whenever he looked ut it. 1t was an ordi.
nnry white envelope soiled and runpled,
In the upper right hand corner was Il pic.
ture OF the Lochiel House in Harrisburg,
and below il the words, an. S. Quay, Per
sonal." The envelope had been folded in
quarters, and In one OF the quarters were
TOUR words written in pencil, in Il large,
scrawling hand: "Dear Beaver, Don't talk"
The well known signature OF tho cx.Secre.
tary OF the Commonwealth was appended
to the message. The story OF the
message is interesting, and the
smiles played about Chairman IIensels
mouth as he told it to inquiring Wis
itora. Shortly after the Republican State
Convention a reporter called on Colonel
Quay ut the L9chiel House, in Harrisburg,
and endcavortl to interview him on the
situation. Colonel Quay declined 10 talk,
and the reporter then picked up his hat, say
ing, as he backed out OF the room: III YOU
won't talk, Colonel, guess Beaver will.
I'm going 10 see him now" "IIold on
moment, young man." said tho Colonel, ~
want yon 10 take Il message to Beaver for
me-" He then drew n torn enyclope
from his pocket, folded it into quarters, and
scrawled hastily III one corner, "Dcar
Beaver-Don't talk. NJ. S. Quay" The
reporter took the envelope, showed it 10
the Genera, and then thrust it into his
pocket for safe. keeping. A few days ago
he presented it 10 Mr.. Hensel, who has hid
several inc SMILES OF the message made.
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Prayer Hiatt for lInryInud fish.

wilmington Every Evening.
Que day two residents OF Deals Island,
Nd, were out fishing. They bud padded
and rowcd in the hot sun ali the afternoon
without even getting a nibble. They had
just anchored to try their luck again when
the Rev. Joshua Thomas, the famous Meth
odist minister, came padding along in his
canoe. Now, it seems rs il one OF the men
had long been the subject Of the reverend
gentleman 5 prayers, without avail, how
ever. Ashe came up he saluted them with:
"Well, brethren, what luck ?" "Dad enough,
Patson Thomas, bad enough" replied one
OF the men. The other called out in n iok.
ing way: snow, look yer, Parson Thomas,
You pray an we'll fish," .'Donc!'
quickly responded the good man.
lie tied his canoe to post and went
down on Ills knees. Over went their lines.
The parson poured forth his prayers in
earnest, not forgetting to put in II word for
the salvation Of the souls OF the men. Pre-.
sently, excited and enthusiastic, one of tho
men Strengthened himself up and exclaiul.
ed: stop right thar, Joshua Thomas; I've
got 4 bite; I'll jinc your congregation.
Sure enoug h the first fish for that day was
4 large snnpercl,, honestly believed to have
been caught under the inspiration Of that
Drawer,
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MEDICAL.
Hear what one member Of The profession
testItles regarding tho scientific prepa.
mi Inn m N hrnt),n,, "a, o,,,hn,,

|
ration or II brother member. q.
| Mr.. bAw!cy has been III the drug business In The
cry OF Providence twenty, nve ythrs RI clerk and
prohrIetorin good i,anllng. and knows whereof he
| aMtps.-kp 10 .ti.H.Ir @
Nf. d ay', "for many yeats Ihavc suffered, In.
1chaely NJ times. with what Is generally called
rheumatism. When lnt attacked was confined
10 my bed and could not walka step could not
beat Tho weight tf The bedc'othes 80 excruclatlng
was INC agony endured. always noticed that
beiofe these attacks catuo oil my kidneys wcre NJ.
'ccted before there would he any pain III MY
limbs OF any swelling OF !onts or limbs the color
Of tho sccictons from the IllneyS would DO very
dark ma the odorstrons mud icvcrish. The lsst at.
tack was very tcyerc about FIVE y,Aa Rgo, and was
coilllned 10 tho house several weeks, and wN uua.
bic 10 attend to business In thrco months During
the time was confined at homo md the ,iuc Of
my convuicscencc employed four OF ,lls bc.t doc.
tors tina. could obtain but none Of them gave INC
permanent. relief for they did no, go 10 work at the
ca,ise OF tho trouble Having been acquainted
with The proprietor Of Hunts Remedy long time
was induced by him 10 give /. trial, hopIng that
II might rc.cl the seat Of the dl.cnSe: md after
taking one bottle found myself very much In.
proved. aRd after taking The second was feeling
batter than had after any Previous attacks. bur.
Ing many months previous 10 tA&lrg tho Remedy
my hind! md dngvrs would be mcl swollen and
stih every morning; my left side III The region OF
stomach md spleen was very lame aud ,cnstlvc II.
times would be taken with severe cramps over tho
spleen, aud be obliged t0appy mustard or cayenne
for temporary relief. vas very nervous nights
andcouli not sIGtp: was obliged to be very par.
tIculat IN my diet, and my phyS!,A, system was
sadly deniorali2ed. Since have Ink II Hunts
Remedy systematically all these thlnss have
changed; | nave no swollen hands or llmbs 10
palms Or cramps u The sde. can eat all Kinds OF
food sleep S0llndly md vt thoroughly rested, and
my Kidneys arc nctlrc anil perform their functions
promptly. thus taking out OF the system nll the
poisonous scCrctionS which communicate the whole
Eyktem where tho kidueys TO not act eillcicntlf.
Ny itlends, what Hunts Remedy has done for me
It will do for all Ot you believe It 10 he Tho only
sure cure for aii diseases OF tho kidneys, liver and
urinary organs. respectfully, ,U
1870 .H|I.. T. L. DAWIEf.
mil III Nrnhu Stree ~
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FOR lsRlDE.S J;LECI,
"hnt They Should Wear anil Scc0lid
HIND Ones Shouldn't.


ltnnt; One. Shouldn't.
New York Mall md Express.
Ottoman silk is the most elegant material
for bridal dresses. 1t is called variously
sros rEcosse, gros d'Airixue or gros
d'O,toman. These silks are really repped
satin, having MI the gloss OF y satin and
none Of the dead lustrc OF silk. The fash.
ionable choice for Il bridal dress is pure
white. without 4 Gust OF blue or yellow.
licavy sros grain, with sdtin lustrc, is
also used for bridal dresses. Partisan dress.
makers still prefer the old.timc satin for
the bridal drsss, and combine it with rich
brocade in feather pattern, half moon or
shaded ball design. Thereare also satins bro.
caded with uncut velvet in Spanish laced de.
signs Pearl seeded tulle over white satin bus
4 pretty, misty effect used MS tablicrto the
front OF Il bridal dress. Tho back Of the
bridal dress is usually cut in princess style,
extended ina long, square train. which is
trimmed with Il full boS.pleated ruehe on
the edge and up either side. Whatever
The material OF the bridal dress, the ruch-
Ing which trims it is Of plain satin and
often mingled with lace. The front Of the
corsagc is attcnratcd TO long, slender
point. The neck Of all bridal dresses is
high ct the back, aud may be cut poinled,
square or heaft.shared in the bust and
filled in with lacc or closed high ut tho
throat. Abroad, the old custom OF low
necked bridal dress has been adopted at
evening weddings. The balayeuse OF wed.
ding dresses is entirely OF lace.
White heather, lilacs, white roses, with
few OF the waSenike blossoms Of the
orange flower, arc used for bridal garni-
tire. 1t ia not generally known that the
orange flower dc Ia jardiniele is the
Hover OF the bitter orange or the wild
orange tree, which lar exceeds the blossom
OF the cultivated fruit in beauty and fra.
GRANGE. y chaplet OF bridal flowers is now
often arranged over the forehead Of the
bride. fastening on the long tulle veil.
This veil flows over the train and is only
finished bya plain cut edge without u
hem. undressea kid gloves in mousQue'
.Njre style. in pure white, are preferred
for the bride, and she carries a bouquet
tied VIII long ribbon OF white satin, or
pmyer book, in English style, bound in
white ivory and claspcd in eold5and orna.
mented with monogram OF gold.
The widow who Inarrles "lhe second
time must not wear orange blossoms
wells or white. She should always wear d
bonnet aud tinted silk dress in ashes OF
roses, lilac, pale primrose or any pretty
tint OF color, or she may be more plainly
married III Il TRAVELLING dress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
THE NEOrOR QUESTION.
An Old Citizen Thinks There In COlOrcd
Grutlemnn IN the Wool Pic.

Grutlemnn IN the Wool Pic.
To the Ell,or oithe lntelligcnccr. H
SlR:-l observe in this mornings iasne
n communication on the Elm Grove Rail.
way. Your correspondent asserts thu.
steam motors haye been successfully oper.
ated in Minneapolis and Dubuque. We
have intelligence that In Minneapolis tho
citizens hive induced TINT corporation 10
direct the railway to take of their steam.
motors by the first Of next April.
The writer Of TINT article calls the people
on Chnpline street who nre opposed to this
steam motor, "Nabobs." What he means
by that term ! do not know. II It refers 10
the rich persons, | mn sure there are none
10 rich rs some Beer Kings ! could name.
There IRE good many POOR people living
Oh Chnpline street. lfecompiains that this
is tho poor mans road. | 10 not know
why he said that, for the most OF tho tray.
cling in the city Is done on the street rail.
roads, even by some who have buggies.
II this road does not pay, why does
not the company raise tue fare?
Every business ought to pay, and the
company ought TO make the road pay by
collecting sufficient faro Tor such purpose
II am not In favor OF making terminus
at the State House for the motor, for
believe It ought not to he introduced into
the city al all. There does not seem 10 be
anything 10 prevent the motor from
bringing in any train OF cars, or limit to
their number. The quc s,ion as discussed
In tho said article is this; that the citizens
ought to snbuni.to what they consider an
intolerable nuisanc, in order 10 give cheap
transportation to Other citizens, especially
on Sunday.
believe il 10 be right that this matter
should DO fully canvnsscd by the citizens,
regardless OF tho threat that u council will
be elected that will give that right.
We have been warned, and 10, us look 10
It. This matter has been SO stronly pressed
by this corporation, ,liat It leads us TO s,,s-
pect mucl, more than appears OH the sur.
face, which il granted will devclopc some
movements. g.
~ An OLD CITIZEN.
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Victoria RnI Her Dead Cunvurt,


ahe goes Into the studio OF The deceased,
who il always alive to her; she sits in his
iavorite arm chair; facing her, on Il chair,
arc arranged the clothes OF the Prince,
seeming to await his coming; great fire
is lighted on the vast baroniaI hearth.
John 'rown respectfully brings OH plate
the basin Of grue! which his master used Ia
take every evening, and places it on q hob
US il he were going TO take it. The Queen
has paper on her knee, pencil in he.
right hand. She calls the spiri, OF her alb.
sent husband. The chair moves, cracks,
and answers by blows OF its feet on the car.
pet. The alphabet OF spiritualism is known;
50 many blows sisnifyins each letter. Her
Majesty asks questions, and her servant
brown translates 10 her the Princes all.
swcrs. The living and the dead thus con.
verse OF the things Of this world and the
other. These are pious vigils whence the
Queen goes forth callned II not consolcd,
lor her grief is one OF those which only
end with lie. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
The Autumn Joker,

Dlschantment-Dancing man--"Splcn-
did woman +" Cynical friend (denlist)-
"Ah, but most OF these smiles IRE mine,
YOU know.-Punch. IIr7T =
Charming frankness "Y.ou have love.
y teeth. Ethel" "Yes, George" sho fond.
y llsped; "they were Christmas present
from Aunt Gracc.'-Puck. I'm
They say man will hurt himself in more
places by falling over sawhorse than III
any other way. 1t would seem that the
Republican party has fallen over saw.
HORSE osion Post ltI','f
YES, sir" said tho irate man, ~ rot
even with that clergyman. 1slurred HIN.
why, [ hired 100 people to attend his
church and 90 to sleep beiora he had
preached five ules."-Boaon Poa.
She snuticd It: Jean (waking Tam at the
dead Of night: "Oh, div yc feel tho smell
o. gus? Are 70 suro 70 pit It out ?" Tam
"Sh!lre, wnlnmun, | wonder to hear yc
tnlEins. lliy no got n pig blister on my
Observation-Disclosures Baitee. n
The following Is mot credited TO oucof
tho recent Governors Of Maryland: "WLat
q remarkably ugly man Mr.. Blank Is" saii
ne 10 n pretty md tender.hearted voupr
nay. "Ah," replied she, dcprecaiingly,
put ny has Il face that grows on you.."
".linm y responded the Governor, hGod
forbid, madam, that it.shculd ever grow on
Cheer up, Don." said the venerable
iieau oil tue house, passing the bottle of
:M.n9nohsahela to his disappointed son.
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S1otlicrsl Mothers! II Mothers!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick childsunering and crying
With the e1crucia;ins pain Of cutting teeth I
II so. so at once and ge! hottie OF Mrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiately-depend
upon iii there is Ito mistake abouti,. There
- not mother Oh earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you Mt once that it will
regulate the, bowels, and give rest to the
mother an: relief and health to the child,
operating like magic: perfectly safe TO
is the prescription Of Que OF the Oldest Lesi
female physicians aud nurses in the Uni.od
States. Sold everywhere. IS conls bottle.
Lott. no. ~. LsrH.- NWPLw
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Emlucu. st. Louis rhy.iclun,. s., ny.

"CoLpES's Llquip BEER ToSrc is a very
agreeable article Of diet, and particularly
useful when tonics are required, as II is tol.
Grated when other forms OF animal food are
rejected: IN Diphtheria. Ayne, !Mlniu, ~
phoid Ftrers, and erery depressing disease, IL
nSe is most advantageous. We have prescribed
I with excellent success" ] Fl. Leslie, N,
p; G. /. 'Copp. N: D; s; 0. Parsons u. D.
r a. Vaughan; n. D; nrs; s. i; and ]. G.
Niedelet; VIM. Porter, NJ. D. and many 9th
erS Remember the name, CoLpEN's-tate no
ptleT. &. i 4 Awraw,
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ArSlnsaS Traveller.
What other business do yon follow be,
sides preaching 7" was asked OF an old
colorcd man. 81 speculatcs n little" "How
speculate ?" Sells chickens" "Where do
YOU get the chickens?' "My boys fetch
'em ill.," "VYhere do they get them ~ II
doan know, sui. lse pllers so busy wild
my preachin' dat amt got time to az.
was gwinc, to inquire dc udder day, but a
'yival come on an tuck up all my time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
The Code In Gcrn,nny.

pIttoIl FIEc l'Iess. .117-TI -I7fE ~
Scene on railroad Platform ut Heidelberg.
Traveller 10 university student-"Sir, Vol
arc crowding; keep back, sir" us, fierce.
"Don'tyou like ity Allow me TO tell
you that ! am at Your servicn ut any time
and place" Traveller, REORGANIZATION,
indeed, that Is very kind OF you. Just car.
ry this satchel for me to tho hotel"
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j by On FnAzlEn's M.olc OIxrMESr. Cures
as i by magic, rimples, black Heads OF
'Grubsr Blotchcs, md Erup,ions on the Face,
leaving, the skin clear, healthy, aud beauti.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sold by oil druggists and mailed on re,
}. l. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and r. l..
McConahey, Agent ut Bridgeport. Dtw
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Nervous ltci,iIjiy

When all other remedies fail DR. FnAzIER's
FOOT IlrrEEs will cure General Debility,
Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Dlsordercd Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
For several months have been afflicted
with Fever aud Ague. For weeks ut Il time
was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense could find no relief until
heard Of your Root Bitters. have taken
the Root Eitters for two weeks aud they have
restored nc 10 my former health.
JOIN ROLAND, Cleveland, 0.
lor sale by J. l.. Shirk, also Cbas. Moenke.
1mo,eiie:, Wheeling, and.E. X. McConahey,
bridgeport. pkw,
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All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then
!hnearkena, ,ye pecvish sufferers! Apply DR..
Thomas EcLEcrIIo OIL to your aching Joints
and muscles. Rely upon II that you will ex.
perieuce speedy relief. Such, ut least, is the
testimony Of those who have used It. The
remedy is likewise successfully resorted to
for sore throat and lung diseases, sprans,
bruises, etc. Fts. nav
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'I'Mk cn ont of He'd.

DE r. Y. PIErpE, RuTalo, y. y: itar ST.;
! have to thank you for the great relief 70.
ceivcd from your "Favoritc Prescription. y
Ny sickness had lasted seven years, one o!
which was in bed. After taking one bottle
was able to be about the house. a.
Respectfully,
THEW AMANDA X. Ennis. Fulton, Mich,
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The genuine SAnAToGA lTlGu Rock SrrlSG
WAFER. for sale by all druggists by the doz.
en-, hot,l c or gallon. Address al! orders 10
the High Hook Spring Co.. Saratoga Springs,
~ Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and +. X.
McConahcy, Agent at Bridgeport. nsw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17

ARr you troubled with such symptoms OF
dyspepsia rs belching, tasting OF the food.
heartburn, etc.? Browns Iron Bi,ters will
cure you. p4w
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90 10 your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National nyea. For brightness und dur.
ability OF color arc unc1ualed. Color from
TWO 10 i've pounds. Directions in English
ond German. Price Is cents. DIV
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The nEv. Gro. II. TnAYER, Of Bourbon,
ind., says: "Doth myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
AnE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness. loss OF hppptjta'
yellow Skin? SA.oh's Vitali1er is positive
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"HAckME7Ack," n lasting and fragrant PCT.
1uMc. Price Is and so cents. ,s..''
SliILou's CUIE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
Fon DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, VOL,
have n printed guarantee on every bottle Of
shiloh's Vitalizer ltneyer fails to cure.
a NASAL INJECTOR free with eac!, bottle OF
Sailoh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents,
Sold by E. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by H. II. List, 1910 Main
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:, EVERY colorof the Diamond Dyes is perfect,
See tho samples Of tho colored cloth Mt tbe
druggists. unc4uallel Tor briIliancy.
E.I ."... .. H. MWfSW
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sliELou's CArAnnu REaEny-a positive cure
Tor Catarrh, Diphtheria and canker Mouth.
Sold BY i. Booking, agent. under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. II. List, 1910 Main