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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
SIOUX INDIANS rs FARMERS.

BISMARCK, d. T., Sept 1.-Sheriif Mckenzie
returned last night from the Standing Rock indian
Agency sxty-ilye miles below this city, where about
COCO sioux are situated many OF whom surrendered
with Sitting Bull Mckenzie has secured some chiefs 10
40 to the Minneapolis Fair next Monday Among them
are Gaul Running Antelope and Crow King, sltule
Bulls chief leutcnants The chiefs take wlIh tleii
saues of products "a sed by This and their
bows and arrows also several scalps taken IN the Gus
agency and will thre-h 10000 bushels OF wheat TINS
season They have Il white teacher in husbandrY, and
are linking to framework readilY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
OPENING me LIFh-sAyING ST4TIONS

Long BRANCH, Sept. 1.-The life-saying
statlons al the most dan gerous points along the New
Jersey seacOast opened to-day and the wreckns
apparatus put order The only station opened IN tbs
vicinity WAS No. 2, near Sandy Hook Point There are
fortyon stations along the New Jcrsey coast The Oth
will be opened September ID All OF the stations
would have been opened today n the appropriation Tor
the maintenance Of tue fe-ayIug guard had not been
Seduc ii at The last session OF Congress owing to the
reductions the assistant lighthouse Little E.g
Earbor gDt been dismissed Office abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
THE WESTERN CRICKErERs AT HOBoKEN.

The Western eleven began their second
match at obokcn yesterday, their opponents being an
eleven chosen from the four leading metropolitan cuo1'
The bowling strength Of the Eastern team was The best
that the metropolis could present including, as IL dd.
Brewster, OF the Newark Club Clevery, OF the Brooklyn
Manhstane and Lane Of the Staten Island. The VS.
itors have apparently found their match. as Yesterday
they all disposed OF for sXty-lour runs The New
York eleven short handed having only elght men
Seven wclcts fell for hr'yOne runs only To-day they
VIII have their full eleven ont. Thus iar thet nave
scored twenty-seven with the loss OF three wickcs In
their second innings. The score Oh yesterday play Is as
fOllOWs
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,USs SCORED EACH INNING.

u " q y " 10
Metropo tan.. -...-..--.-.....-. o ! l 20
Rms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. Metropolitan / FIRST base
bv Philadelphia 2 Metropolitan L. Total let On
bases-Pmade pha Metropolitan o. Total bast htsLFh-
adelphl -. metropolitan 9 Struck Out-PhilG'leipha 1
one hour and forty muuies. Wild pitches non l.
Passed has-CorcoFln l. Lewis declared out
The Brighton club defeated the staten Island club on
Thursday Oy a score OF D to D.
The Detroit Chicago and Buffalo mines won the League
games Yesterday. OWING to the drawn game o. c day
before much interest manifested in the contest De-
tween tho Troy and Detroit mines. The score by Innings
is as follows:
Troy. .---.-.---...... ...-.--.------ -
Detroit ......--... ........--..--.- q u
Base hit--rroy. Detroit 8. Euors-Troy - Detroit
g. Umpire, Nj Bradley.
The Boston and Chicago mines played Mt Chicago, ana
the representatives, of Boston narrowly e7capcI th-
cago II tho hands OF the champions Tire home team
won by the following score;
Bos' on ............ 100000 o -
Chica.O Observation-Disclosures q / ~
Base hits-R SION Chicago H. Errors, Boston, Al Chi
cago. q. Umpire, Alr. Reid
The Providence uiue played the Buffalo team az
Buffalo yesterday and were defeated. Inc score by
innings Is ~ follows:
buffalo ............... -.-.-.-- u -
Base Buffalo 10 Providence Errors. Buiialo !
Providence, !. Umpire MI. Mclean.
The Metropoitans visit Phildelp hia To day and VIII
ly the tir Of their second series Cf games Win the
PHILADELPHIA team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
ROWING IN THE WEST.

LAWRENCE. Kas, Sept. 1.-Frncls E.
Holmes and his champion rowing crew Of four from
P4wtucket l.. l., arrived here yesterday bringing with
them i've she'll boats They wllr0w in tine regatta that
viii take place mere on September ~ and 20 Mr..
Homes who is champion amateur Oarsnan Of the
United states, VIII mana &c the regatta.
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Sept. 1-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Sept. IF. ".
The mining stock market to-day was rather moro
than usually active and the dealing reflected an i'm
proved tone. The Comstocts attracted a cool pro-
portion of the business and higher prices were re-
corded for all Of them. Sutro was especially active
ar an advance to 1910 CENTS Independence was
active and rose 10 cents to 1.4O and closed at
1.35. Robinson was quiet and steady az
1GOa1.OJ silver Cliff was cents higher at
5O049 cents Rappahannock with less activity
was 1 cent higher ut 10 cents.
sdLEy IT THE MINING EYCITA Woes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Sept. l, 1882.
Tho following sale was held at the Exchange
sacsroon to-day:
In John T. BOyd.
9sorv brio K house with lot. No 20 Mangin-st 90,
rs nSoi N'ns'on'S' W. o.NioY 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

The autumn meeting OF the COney Island
Jockey Club will BEGIN to-day with six races. Tor which
the entries are large What promised TO he The feature
Of the aay the match between EDle and Bend % for
s5 900. has declared OIL. The entries, with the
weights and ages, are as follows:
y,R.r RACE pl-Rsg 800 FoR ALL AGEs . MILE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

$3.50 lin Vandervcer won. Faucorbridge second ana
Kitty Clark third. The time was Z'-o2 rio"o" P'''
paid $14 TO-
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Cltn Seal GSiIte TOR Sale.

TOR SALE, u Park-aVe.-FOur story brown
stone front house. IN thorough condition and all appi
ances: freshly extensively pante and eaCOed IN OIL
Apply at li2 Wo'thst
sIOR SALE-Ihc factory, four lots of ground
: ana buldheld corner Of llthst. ana Hudson River
nm, building il stories cellar, ljUxlll, built
In the substantial manneri uset a. lard refinery with
tanks coolers AMI eve ything comp etc suit
ADJ, for ,oaJ worhs storage kind OF anuacurng
bu.ine,s Apply 10 y. W MACFARLAHE.
Room 4, . and 4 soonest
INVEST END HOUSES mt HARLEM prices
w $4,000 to 80 900. near Park and station.
SiINEN-, Bruadway and 52ist
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Gin ijropertn 60 Ees.

A LARGE fOur-stOry basement brOwnstOne
"A h0use nicely and fully furnished Windsor Hotel
To- lie, To good party. part In board. Il. Ii SUMNER
2tB Broadway
CEND for PRICE LISTS; % frSt-cass
- Apartment Houses and Flats all prices Park and
my otice. SItNENs' Br"ad"ay ana '-dsP
rI'O LET, mt a moderate price, Il large, we'll
lighted door with best appliances for manufacturing. in
MUNi4s Buiding Il to Il Nandewater.st Apply to the
owner the building
rI'O LET-A fOur-story brOwnstOnc, high
ztoop house, fully furnished. 5th-Iyo overlooking
Mount Morris PIrS. Inquire WILLIAd :. GAVEG,
Glg Broadway, y. y. G.
History brick factory, 5Ox2j. Inquire 415
- West 31th.st.. FRERICHS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

Tie average weekly receipts VI cattle f'r 1850 were
13Ols Tie estimated average price Obtained in that
year was ga cents pound In ISL the week receipt
were 10 AS aud they were >od for lO4 cents IIlS
wear the average weekly arrivals Of tie nave net eX-
ceeded .J43 head TAc average price oJtalned has
beeu 2 Is cents. The highest price reached TINS year
was ON May 20, when sixty head OF cdte were sod IoI
l7la cents On the CORES Ondmg " last year tie
besI native cOrn-fed Deevcs sold Tor lie cents
comparison OF the market quotations oi the p1ncl-
pal KINDS of stock September L. ISL wIh the prices
realized on the day this year, VIII serve 10 show
the variation Of the market. The prices compared are
OF prime beef, etc;
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trooAlpn Droucrtp 8Jr sal: an % cet

nor SALE on very easy terms, four-StOrY
brick dwelling on tho west side Of Columbia IoghtS
midway between Fulton aud Wall street Ferries overlook
mn, , Jly and run ing Furn1nsi. with fOir
story store on furnAn-st; lot 2JXlJO, snA an0hJ only
OF cash required. Address A. LESTER tribune OiAoo.
Two LET On Brooklyn Heights or For
Ious- - Bankruptcies; ston front hISt'laSs III
every way: improycmeuts me locato dining oom eN
f,T "a on M &C. house ROBERT .. BU-SiNG 10 C0dtSt,
ienx uding Brooklyn, broker in estate and mort
gage loaus.
rENO LET, $40 CagltOn-avc., near Paclic-St.-
Handsome hree-stOry stOne-irOnt house I'm complete
order { an 90 seen at all hours NJ LAND ~ hlIiNG,
b }cek
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filming.

SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Bella, Apache
Y and other Mining stocks dealt commission.
GUS = NEU, - Wal-st
Member New York and Philade pla Mining xchanges
TOCIrISTITA. Sierra Grande and all other
y Unlisted mining stocks bought sold Close quotations
daily ". BRENION MELLlNG, D. Broadway.
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Corporation Noilce5.

CORPORATION NotlCe5.
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ at the Office OF the Fire Depal me'; until september
- f Hose FOR City Record
Tor sale at No. > city Hall
NOTICE.-Sealcd proposals will be received
" at the oco Of the he Dcpar ment unul september
80 Tor .eI and forage full Information City
Record copies Tor saicat 80. . city Hail.
VgNO CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals Will
be received at the DHico Of the Fire Department until
~rptencr S 1882 building house In yine lOmpany
40 lG For Information CITY Record copies iOr
safe nc No. = City Hail.
rI,O CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
lac received at Police Headquarters unI September H.
lsA9 fo building SatOnhOnse Lodging house ana Prison
on itie ground aud promises OCcu lsd by building
known "A, Franklin Market For ful information see CITY
RECORD copies for sale at No. 2 city Hall
mo CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals will
be recei, ed ONCE OF the Department OF Public
orks until September H. 1882. for regulating grading,
cubug, and paving various streets ana avenues fVi i
Informal ion see city copies for sale at 40 CITY
HAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANR.-
Pier Of Company new ~ North River 1901 Of IOrtOu,t
The passengers by tins line avoid both transit Dy Ensisa
railway and The dscOmforl OF crossing The Channel la
smaNDOlL
~ GEKlIAIN Deiapane. Wei13stG sept q. noon.
AgfEfIOtE ~ante 1900. Wriucs las sept b. III
CANADA Fra Wednesday -er. % 10 d. IA.
LUIS DE BEBiAN, 40 . Bowling Green
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SALES At rHB MINING EXCHANGES

i-ACTUAL SAILS. SHARES SOLD
Open HghLow4F,nsl Am. n. y
Names ing est est FIX. TX
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Counlrn propcrtn Wanteo.

NVANTED-ln the country one hour from
civ nice house furnished or more acres barn &c;
will pay I 100 ~ $3.50 Yer nD. tn .. -
VIZ" F"' rutland x WHITING, BeeHmanst
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4 NORIH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LIN ~ BETWEEN NGN-(ORK.
SOUTHAMPrON AND BREMES
WERDl.E...- al. cft. . y &C Sat, cpt
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 SOUrIAAP-
lON, HANREOr BREMEN.
FIRST CABI ........slOO SECOND CABiN........:3l
SIEERAGE, So
Return tickets at clucedrlte& Prepaid seerage ceri
cates S2 steamers So from Per between Second AM
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IPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

/ Hamburg American Packet Company Line for
PLYMOL III CuEGBOU re skl HAABJ RG
SlIE~iA. 'It. - N l.aN - pt -
Rates To Plymouth, London. CheiOolrs ana li1n1li z
Fust CABIN @lO, second CABIN $50 0ceftSh r}l tOGti
uip reduced rates Sterrage Hanburs nyro dni
southampton. 81. send Tor "IOuust Gazette
kUNnARDr K co. {. b. RI HARD g CO..
General 4 gents. General Passenger Axe -,
81 nIO.A. ST, y. y. NJ. 81 hlNAlM D.. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

flNO LET at East Orange, Groye-st. station,
L han house, II fuOns, good Baiden Inquire Oh
W. Gibson, ~ lUtA-aye,, -. =.
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aNyHlIE STAR LINE. NM. ,,s,s
w I-NITFD STATES AM kONAl MAIL. ~ ME4''
'Foit OF I'm TOWN AND LIN thfooL-
NOriCE-lho steamers OF ts hno uiAo t"n l'h ho,,'
recommended by lieutcniu Mauiy, l. . y" V' "'|' Wv
outward uomcward voyages. ..,,,.ts, -.,t a IA.
GlItAANlt Cap. IA cnhstil ii, u
REP BLIC. Capt living --- pa, -, ~ ~ 4 M.
NINA ~. cat. P'rr "a H. ,,r "a "A !,
FROM THE WHITE sIAk DIN F""i w
Mill not call at Queenstown , ......,.sat m Sd.
uoIum.uf. Inc saloons statogoonls. SnoAlns an. ~,
k,rnns nm, pace ships, wnerr to NOISE anu ', m
least felt ailOuiing degree OF comfort hitherto
Saloon $50 and 800 Return tickets on n<s -.
hn t,rn4' steclage The Old Country 80 nom WV
York. r3S. -. ,,,,t. .h.., :, ~ MA.
for inspection plans aud otner lhtoims.ao" "fP' "
COMPANY '''"'' 49, X. J. COkfiS. AsoA-
a. nAErLETr& co. Agents Boston
HAKKIIp q CAgEEEL. Agents, Phiiado4pul~
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ORANGE, y. j. (viclnty spccmlty).-FOr sale
ys.,tv n residence property SOME decided bargains
best locations. neaf dop"'s I'n ~ IA II, -,
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Ocean Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID wand direct line 10 the south o. Frllce
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIBEJE
CHATEAU LtOVlLlE 400" tols new. tnnr-d1y Ang5l
Travellers Franco spain AMI italy, Pyrenees PAL
Nice &c will save tims ana oXpensr ~ taxing tlsutt
Cabin Qnciulng wneb so. Storage, s5L For p1S'ass
apply 70 ,,Dor.r ,>,p, az po,..,
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Married now

80 -
On Baxter Row.
Red hot stove,
Reefsteak frying,
Girl got married,
Cooking trying.
Checks all burning,
Eyes Look red,
Girl got married,
Nearly dead.
Biscuit burnt up,
Beelsteak charry
Girl got married
wful sorry.
Man comes home,
Tears moustache,
Mad as blaZes,
Got no hash.
Thinks Of ham mock
In the laLe,
Wiahea maiden
Back again
Nader also
Thinks Of swing;
Wants TO go back,
Too, poor thing J
III.
Hour of midnight,
Baby squawking,
Man in sock-feet
Bravely walking;
Baby yells on,
Now the other
Twin he strikes up
Like bis brother,
Paregoric
BY the bottle
Emptied into
B lby's throttle,
Naughty tack
Points in air,
Waiting some ones
Foot to tear;
Man in sock-feet-
See him-thers !
Holy Moses !
Hear him swear !
Raving crazy,
Gets his gun,
Blows his head Off
Dead and gone.
~.
Pretty widow
With a book
In the hammock
By the brook
II IT. u -
Man rides past,
Big moustache;
Keeps on riding
Nary mash.
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the matter satisfactorily and have
never regretted il.
At this moment the door opened,
and Mrs. Ottiwell walked in, bowed
to Barrett and shook hands, then she
went to her husband and put her
arms about his neck There was a
peculiar smile about her face, and
Ottiwell saw it as he looked up.
What's the matter, my dear l
thought you We're out with the chill
dren in the park
Il was Sim, but have been in for
nearly half an hour. | want you to
do me favor, will you ?n
Certainly, my dear, anything
you want"
"Sim, want you TO have that
speaking tube taken down. 1t is
provocative of unpleasant memories,
and tempts to bad manners | have
been at it for the last half hour and
you know the adage about listen
erSn
"Whew ! whistled Sim, getting
to his feet as his wife kissed him
right before Barrett
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Cats from the Holy Land.
Philadelnhia Record.


While it is a source of mu CHI pleas
ure for many people to maintain
kennels of fine dogs,it has remained
for Thos. II. Dudley, of Camden,
ex.Consul at Liverpool, to lead the
fashion in raising rare and odd
looking cats. Mr.. Dudley's beauti-
full country residence, a few miles
outside of Camden, possesses many
attractions in the way of live stock /,
but superior to all are half doz.
en- cats cats which were brought
from Jerusalem. They are distin-
guished from the average backyard
feline by the length of their fur and
the variegated colors of their eyes.
One in particular has far four inches
long Red, yellow, blue and green
are the colors of their eyes. The
most interesting of the tribe is a lit
tie kitten with blue and gray eye.
They were procured for Mr.. Dud-
ley several years ago at big ex-
pense. Great care is exercised by
the servants in rearing them.
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AN OLD SONG REVERSED.

ttThere are gains for all cur losses
So ! said when was young;
If / sang that song again,
'Twould not be with that refrain,
Which bat suits an idle tongue
Youth has gone and hope gone with IT,
Gone the strong desire for fame.
Laurels are not for the old
Take them, lads Give Senix gold
What's an everlasting name?
When my life was in its summer
One fair woman liked my looks;
Now that Time has driven his plow
In deep burrows on my brow,
Pm no more in her good books
"There are gains for all our losses -
Grave beside the wintry sea,
Where my child is, and my heart,
For they could not live apart,
What has been your gain 10 me2'
No, the words sang were idle,
And will ever so remain;
Death, and Age, and vanished Yout
All declare the bitter truth,
There's loss for every gain.
Richard Henry Sto3aard
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Reason Enough.
Chicago Tribune

Back, say ~
The silvery foam of the sea was
splashing in rhythmic cadence on
the white sand of the beach, while
here and there tieck Of wayering
light from the signal buoy of Sar-
dine Shoals-that dread spot be-
meath whose treacherous waves SO
many goodly ships freighted with
precious burdens from far Cathay
and Muskegon had disappeared for
ever-brought into bold relief
against the western sky Circle Me-
Closky's off foot as she stood by
Bertram Perkins side that soft June
evening.
"You do not love me, = said the
girl, speaking slowly, cor you could
not speak SO cruelty. On this beau
tiful night, when the hills are suf-
fused with amber haze, through
which the stars glow and throb in
silent splendor, we should think of
naught but love-pure, passionless
love, that will bind our heart togeth-
err in n chain whose every link shall
be a kiss; whose every fold a sweet
caress
For an instant the man did not
reply. Then the girl stretched out
to him her bare white arms which
glistened like marble in the glow
ing dusk, but he needed them not.
"Will You not speak to me, dear
sweetheart ?" she said, an infinite
pathos in her voice.
No answer came. Again the out.
stretched arms pleaded mutely and
with pitiful eloquence for the JOY
that was never TO be. Looking at
her with naughty, almost Vice
President Davis expression on his
face, Bertram again said. Back, |
say ~
With a despairing CLEAN in her
darksome eyes, CIRCLE turned away,
and began to sob as though her cor
set would break. GOOD help me, "
she said in despairing accents, Il
cannot back
"Why not p asked Bertram.
because" was the reply in tear
stained tones, my polonaise is too
eternally tight
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-08-12
JOHN HOMRICH'S
Spring and Summer
Announcement.

Ny Stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods is now on the shelves
and a fuller, better stock was
never shown in this market.
| have Everything new in
DRESS GOODS! Every
thing new in SILKS ! Every
thing new in PARASOLS !!
Everything new in NECK
WEAR! Everything new in
Housekeeping Goodsl Every
thing new in Hosiery Every
thing new in Laces. &c, &c.
All of which | will sell at my
UNIFORM Low RATES.
TIP TOP FAST-COLORED PRINTS,
RUSSIA CRASH, MADRAS DRESS
GINGHAMS, FAST OOL0RED TUR-
KEY RED DAMASK. CLOTHS, JEANS,
MEMS AND BOYS SUMNER WEAR,
CARPETS, OILCL0THS, &C.
ns-Al l. STAPLE GOODS WILL BE
SOLD AS CHEAP AS ANY IN TEE
MARKET. -t3zG
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW eco. :
CALL AND SEE MY STOCK.
JOHN HOMRILl
my6 81 QUEEN STREET.
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A NIFICANT FACT.-The
cheapest medicine in use is Thomas
Electric Oil, because so very little
of it is required to effects cure. For
Group, diphtheria, and diseases OF
the lungs and throat, whether used
for bathing the chest or throat, for
taking internally or inhaling, it IS a
matchless compound. For sale by
+. G. Williams ~ Bro, druggists
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"PoUR On OIL. IL. Z. Follett,
Marion, o., states that he has used
Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns, and
has found nothing to equal it in
soothing the pain aud giving relief.
For sale by L. I. Williams q Bro,
druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-08-12

whats the man yelling at z"
asked a farmer Of his boy. "Why,"
chuckled the youngster, "he's yell
ing at the top of his voice.
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LYDIA X. PlNKfHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
LYDIA
la Positive Cure
IL Positive Cure
For all those Painf;l Complaints and
Weaknesses so Common TO our
female Formulation.

For all those Painf, Complaints and
Weaknesses so Common to our
Female Population.
7. will cure entirely the worst form Of
Female Con plants, an ovarian troubles
inflammation aud liberation, Falling and
Displacements, and the consequent Spinal
Weakness, and is particularly adapted to
the Change of Lite
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus in an early stage Of develop
ment. The tendency to cancerous humors
there is checked very speedily by its use
1t removes faintness, hatulency, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and re-
lieyes weakness OF the stomach. II cures
Boating, Headaches Nervous Prostra-
ton, General Debility, Sleeplessness, De-
preston and Indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing
pain. weight and backache, is always per-
maneutly cured by its use
1t viii at all times and under all cir
eumstances act ia harmony with The laws
that govern the female system
For the cure of Kidney Complaints Of
either sex this compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE
COMPOUND is prepared at 233 and 235
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price ST
Six bottles for So Sent by mail in the
form Of pills, also in the form of lozengers,
on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry Send for pamphlet, Address as
above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
E. PINKHAMS LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, biliousness, and tor
pidity Of the liver % cents per box.
"a Sold by ALI Druggists. -
no26-iy.
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUND
Ed POPULARITY OF
Allcock's Porous Plasters 7

Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma colds, coughs, rheumat-
ism, neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint
AE.AC0CK'S POROUS
PLASTEHeS are painless, fra.
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
of limitations that blister and burn
Get ALLCOCK'S, the only Genu-
inc Porous Plaster
janl4-6m-eow
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A Matrimonial Idyl.

Shady tree,
Babbling brook
Girl in hammock
Reading book,
Golden Curls,
Tin y feet,
Girl ia hammock
Look so sweet,
Man rides past
Big moustache,
Girl in hammock
Makes a "mash,
Mash is mutual,
Day is set,
Man and maiden
Married get.