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THE H0RsFoRD ALMANAC AND COOKBOOK
mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical Works. Providence, X. /.
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IS 22-1t+
A LITNNI OF WASUINCTON AMI

IA LEE UNIvERSITY-BATU AND ALLIE
GHANY.-The Executive Committee Of tl,e Alum
nj Association OF Washington and Lee University
for Bath and Allegheny counties viii meet AZ Cliff
ton Forge JULY 25TH al b =. VI.
The object Of said meeting is 20 appoint the be-
nlicisry student TO attend the University during
the session of 1888 20. The conditions OF APP
pointment will be found stated in the Catalogue.
Young men of Bath and Allegheny counties de-
string collegiate education would do wei 70 cor
respond with the undersigned.
iy 22-td AR. COOKE, Chairman.
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CECOND-HAND C0AL.t -
~ CART FOR SALE. Almost
new.
BUCHANAN 4 GENTRY,
" l6-W&su2ts Broad and Monroe streets.
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Those delegates who were elected from
wards will choose their alternates.
The following alternates were elected for
the fifteen delegates chosen from the city at
large Messrs. Witt, Hunter. Goode, Cat
lett, Metzger, Williams, Stringfellow, Cur
tis. Jones, Cole, Patton. PoindeXter, An
derson. McCarty, and Atkinson.
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ANlSEMENTS.

DA : E-B a l. L.
RICHMONDS VS.. METR0POLITAN,
OF THIS CITY.
MONDAY, July 23D, 1T A. =. VI,
at BASEBALL PARK. head of Clay street.
Admission 25 cents: boys, - ceu's. iy 22-lt
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m EITUNs;S
FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE. a
Colonel W. W. HANCOCK, OF Chester X *
field. will be buried at his late residence on/ w
MONDAY, July 23d, at 8 +. NJ, by the hasons
OF Midlothian Lodge. No. 2l1. All brothers are
respectfully invited TO attend.
JOHN W. JEWETT,
fy >anlor ri.
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BUFFALO LITIsIA WATER.
DUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
THE ONLY KNOWN SOLVENT OF
STONE IN THE BLADDER.
1T DISSOLVES STONE WHEN FORMED; IT
ARRESTS TIE FORMATION OF STONE;
ITS VALUE IN BRIGIIT'S DIS
EASE, THE GOUTY DIA-
THESIS, sc

STONE IN THE BLADDER tURIC ACID
DESTROYED BY THE ACTION OF THE
WATER. BY MEANS OF SOLUTION OR DIS
INTEGRATION."
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WYATT FOR US.-GRAND EXCUR

w SION TO WEST POINT. EDNtrDAl
July %, 1853. given by members of different
tribes Of Red Men of the city. VIII gu1rntct ~
the strlctest orticr being enforced. cH.ung L. the
l1des a daY of pleasure Good music for those
who wish 20 dance. BOltug. Fishing, and vtner
amuscments. Refreshments on Tie train lud at
the grounds at city prices. Fare for The round
trip. soc. A fine Gold Ring wil De- drawn flrby
The Ladies' who accompany a.. Committee ot Ar
rangements: Robert McCarty. u. I fal"lotI. ":
H. Wager. q. N. Dance j. ". Mcdonald. plt
Anderson, }. VI. Granger. Train leaves York
River depot, foot Of Twenty-third street. a. >
o'clock 4. y. Returning, leaves West Point ~
H. NJ iv 18TH - .~u& iuii
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De,orates 10 tho Convention.

The following is an alphabetical list Of
the delegates to the Lynchburg Conven-
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NRAND EXCURSION TO WEST
N POINT

MONDAY. July ODD.
one more chance 10 visit West Point for Joc.
Fishing, dancing, bathing. &C.. &c. Come one,
come all. Train leaves York River Depot. foot Of
Iwcnty-third street. al 1880 \. VI. Returning
leaves West Point At 5:l5 Il. VI.
~ 1875 ADAMS K PFRDlE. Munger.
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DOR SICK-R0 DOM S.

lsUCtFhsOF % NIC,tut " 10y
9I9 east Main street, Richmond,
~ S-Sn&WtAu22
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Erhdnne


Many people have much difficulty in
keeping over choice kinds Of roses, such as
teas, Brinas and Bourbons; but II these are
lifted from the ground early in October and
set thickly in q cold frame, they can
generally be kept very well. II Is not so
much the degree OF frost which Injuries
them, as 1t is the drying influence OF the
frost; and the frame In the prevention Of
evaporation. We know OF q ose.grower
who keeps the tenderest OF roses in pots in
a house without any fire, though the ten-
perature outside goes below z.ro, and the
roses are frozen solid most OF the winter.
But he waters as regular 90 through the
summer, as the frost dries 80. He finds
even the tenderest TO get through the win
ter in this house as well as II there were no
frost.
In growing winter flowers much care Is
given to the nature OF the soil, the aspect,
and many points other Than the most es.
sential, which are, the care Of the roots Of
plants and preservation Of the foliage from
insects. When plants are oyer.watered
the roots decay and the plants become
sickly or die. Too much care cannot be
given TO overwhelming. II the pot is large
and the roots comparatively small, the soil
is almost sure to sour, when the roofs will
decay. It Is much safer to keep plants in
as small pots as the roots will 90 into than
TO risk larger ones; and every care should
be taken to facilitate the passage OF water
through the bottom Of the pot. In pot
ting, It Is beat to I'LL the poi to the bfim,
even rounding the soil over the brim. II
Is almost impossible for such potted plant
to get too much water, but it necessitates
watering oitener than when potted in the
usual way, or the plant may suffer from
being too dry.
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Let every bed.maker, as soon IS all the
covers are spread, turn down the upper
sheet, and all above il, leaving a generous
margin below the bolster. Some people,
you know, pull all the covers straight up
to the top, and lay the bolster upon them,
80 that when bedtime comes the bed must
be arranged at the head. Boys don't like
this way, and perhaps some other folks
don't either. 1t Is the custom to pile two
big, square pillows on top Of the bolster,
and then, sometimes, or perhaps before
the pillow.shams, a sheet sham. This is
setting trap for the unwary. Only a
remarkably careful woman is equal 10 the
task Of getting of all the "fnery' properly.
Why not almost, II not altogether, abolish
shams Of all kinds? Why not honestly
take off the big, square pillows, and supply
every bed with comfortable bolster to
take the place Of pillows? II you like
adornment, embroider or decorate the slips
and sheets themselves without any make.
believe. Silk, lace, and the like, seem out
Of place on bed, which should suggest re-
pose. Imagine big boy with boots on
flinging himself into the midst OF fairy
creation OF pink, satin and torchon!
Let the beds be what they look like, and
let them look like what they are-real rest.
ing places.
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Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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fokdhomu Cor. Philadelphia Pres.
One Of the institutions OF the country to
which l am not able to adapt myself is the
bath system. japanese households are
provided with large tub, into which the
entire family swarms at night, according to
the earliest recorded mode OF apparel, aud
indulge in the strange luxury OF a joint
bath. It may safely be said that there is
no prudishness among the Japanese people,
us you contemplate this beautiful pic
ture Of domestic simplicity. The
public baths are even worse, for
mere gathtr the people with still
greater promiscuousnet and per.
form their ablu,ions in really black water.
The baths are heated to very high tenn.
perature by means Of charcoal. Indeed,
there have been quite number OF fatal
cases from the inhalation OF the hot tunes,
and the exercise is not safe for any except
the most robust people. But this race,
which goes back to first principles In the
matter Of cooling, even in weather which
we would call raw and chilly, Is able, on
the other hand, to endure an excess Of hea,
from which we would shrink.
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Giving the snap Away.

". TINES.
"Many firms in the City here employ
their own advertisement writer's by the
year, and clever man can earn clever
salsry in this way. Bat it isn't my good
luck to get such position. Advertisement
agents are my game. You don't have to
be go careful with them, and mistake
when you are permanently located with a
firm means loss Of position"
did you ever make mistake in your
llue?"
"It's pretty hard to do that when writing
about medicines, for any ono OF them Is
guaranteed 10 cure any disease known.
But l succeeded, with my usual luck, in
making mistake"
"How was that?"
"When l feel particularly industrious,
and when business Is dull, | write up loi
Of these advertisements, into which l in
sert the name Of the medicine am 10 puff
when l get an order. had lot OF these
ready-made notices on hand, and got an
order for some notices OF corn salve. All
Of the notices were correct but one. In
that | had the corn salve curing an aggra.
waited case Of liver complaint. And it got
into print before the error-was discov.
cred u
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting tsethr II 80, send OF
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow't
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. tt
value Is inoalculab,e. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. DEPEND
upon II, mothers, there Is no mistake abou'
istes the stomach and bowels, cures Wind
collie, sottans the gums, reduces infamma,
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyruI
for Children Testhing is pleasant TO thu
taste, aud is the prescription Of one Of th.
Oldest and best female physicians and nursel
In the United Statea, and 10 for sale by oil
druggists throughout the world. Price q
cents q bottle, NwB4w
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Dttroft FfEe Pres.
Use IesI as happy as Iebber spects 10 be.
Sing along, my Liza janet
Fer tlmmons am IIpin' on dc ole 'Eimmons tree,
Sing along, my Liza janet
On moonlight night, when de AtaIS am bright,
An de south win BLOWN free,
/ Tramp, an tramp, an iramp, too de broom sage
An crawl up dc ole 'slmmons tteel
Do 'poSum de paiI troo do tall broom.sage,
Sing along, my Liza Jane
An he know whAr de .iiumon tee stan on dc
slng Song, my Liza Jane!
An be bcfooches on Do lin chock fall 10 de brim.
De 'hm11on juice Spattsr 10 his knee;
Wild tough lighted chunk, bits him a-fcr.
He Ails out de ole 'siumoutrecl
When Iputs dat 'poEum In do ashes f1r 10 roAS',
Sing along, myIL "a iRue!
! feels like gitIin' In Rlongside him mos,
Sing along, my Liza Jane!
For he look 20 neat, an he smell 50 very sweet
Oars Jess 'nutf Tor two-him an me-
As I lays In desun, wid do 'posSum all DONE
bless de ole lmmol tfIel
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In hundrsds oil instances where Hot Springs
and other treatment failed to cure scrofula
aud ssphilitic disorders, the sufferer has
sought and found cure in DR.. Guysotts
Yellow Dock and Snsaparilla. It enrichts
the blood, strengthens the urinaIy and digel
tive organs, and quickly removes all indics-
tons of Ill health and blood d saase, from q
pimp'e TO running sore, from headache to
q rheumAtie-pain. Its superiority over oil
other blood purifiers a nd strengthening medi.
cines Is admitted w all who test IL
curative tff.ct and Influence. p&w
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MEDICAL
When You are in Trouble.

FDaaY Be dismal Your liver i.
torpid, perhaps, and you may be said
to be bilious. The way to help you
out ofthe difficulty is to take B1ocu's
iron Bttrrs, which sets disordered
tivers at work in good style.
' Do2I6e cross and aneyyi Your
digestion is bad, and that upsets your
disposition. lfyou will try Browns
Iron Bitters, you will find the digest
i've difficulties driven away in short
order. ~ =
. Don't be dtspmGentl You are
weak because your blood is thin, and
you cannot face trouble, or think you
cannot. Brouw's hon Bilters will
put iron into your circulation, enrich
ing the blood, making it a royal red
color, and giving you the strength
you need. n
= The troubled, the weary, the de-
spondent, the nervous, the debilitated
and the bilious find rest, repose, re-
freshment, and reconstruction in the
use of that prince Of TONES, Brown.
Iron Btters. The druggist charges
a dollar a bottle for il 10
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MEDICAL
Poison

vuruu has P;S0 sn war. TpeSsienee and famine
.,nre CTippits @ nave any blood diseases or skin
S5SSlHet, IL Juty 10 yourself aud po.terity 70
SGnOt XIV NV Vegetable cure which Is sWii's
sPsiae. ,,,ac has relieved me oil MalAIial Blood
sEIits SSS'Ha IA becn coniined 10 the house for
P St and had gsI SO' euE win ut RqS VA: s
s,lSnel aud 9IuS ,,ijc is the remedy for this kind
SSPGioOi poison, 40. Southern Life ms. Co.,
CIV CLAAN' "h'' Atlanta, "a.
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CAetfltuu ComMGrriut uustN,
Virginia casts twelve Electoral votes, aud
SO anxious are the Democrats ofihe North
to secure that help, that they are willing
to accept 1t even II soaked in human
blood; but 1t Is for the North to decide
whether this country is to pass under the
control OF Virginia assassins and the ad-
vocates OF perpetual ignorance, and Of the
enemies Of q race that Is poor and down.
trodden.
The manhood Of Malone, in his contest
for equal rights in Virginia, Is as far above
that Of the white leaders who encouraged
the murder Of inofensive colored men, as
the light Of the sun Is above darkness; yet
there will not be found in the Democratic
press q word Of condemnation for the muir
derers, or anything but condemnation for q
leader who has the courage Of his convic-
tionS, and risks his all In the battle OF civil.
nation against barbarian.
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A Move, verdict.
IEashfnaton Erchanae.

A Postoffice Inspector, Just returned from
a trial In North Carolina, states that while he
was waiting in Court for the case upon which
he was engaged to be called, a Jury came
came into the room, and be noticed that
seven were white and five colored.
Gentlemen Of the Jury, have you agreed
upon verdict?' asked the Clerk in tina,
solemn manner which pertains to Court
Clerks. 1--WE am, sir" responded an old
gray headed negro man, who had been
made foreman Of the jury either out Of
sport or because Of his white head. "What
10 the verdict" asked Clerk. "Why
Jedge," said the colored 70 eraa, looking
up 70 the Court, ode ilrf am zone Dimmy
cratic.n
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EMINENT 81; Louis physicians say: "Col.
article Of diet, and particularly useful when
tonics are required, as It Is tolerated When
other forms OF animal food are rejected. In
Diphtheris, Ague, Malaria, Typhoid Fevers,
and every depressing disease, It's use Is mos
advantageous. We have prescribed II with
excellent success." J. II Leslie, NJ. D.; G.
2. Copp, NJ. D.; 9. B. Parsons, NJ. D.; r. A
Vaughan, NJ. D.; Drs. 8. L. and J. @. NiedelAt
VIM. Porter, N. d., aud many others. IRE
member the name, CoLDEss-take no other
NWFkW
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MEDICAL.
Vital Questions.

Ask the most eminent physician
VI any school, what 10 the best thing In the
world for quietisg and allAying all irritation
OF the nerves and curing all forms OF nervous
complaints, giving natural, childlike, re-
freshing sleep alWays2 .77I Ut,
And they will tell you unheaitatlpgly
Some form OF Hops"
CHAPTER ].
Ask any or all OF the most eminent phyai.
clans:
"What Is the bsst and only remedy that
can be relied on 10 cure all diseases OF the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease. diabetes, retention or inability 10 re-.
tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar to women
"And they will tell you explicitly and en-.
phatic,lly "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
what Is the most reliable and surelt cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, indigestion, biliousnesS, malarial fever,
ague, DC" and they will tell you:'
Mandrake! or Dandelion -
Hence, VIXEN these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such O
wonderful aud mysterious curative power 10
developed which Is 50 varied In Its operations
thst no disease or I'll health can possibly ex.
ist or resist Its power, aud yet II Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child 10 use.
CHAPTER II.
"PAuents
almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians OF
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver com.
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to
women.
People drawn ont OF shape from excrucia.
ting pangs OF rheumatism.
1nasmmatory and chronic, or Suffering
from scrofula!
Erysipelas! LIS.
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in
digestion, and In fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir 10
HAY. been cured by Hop Bitters, proof OF
which can be found In every neighborhood
in the known world.
no26rvriw
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1nnueneo OF tho. s oil ON Health.

The influence Of the sail on the health oil
those living upon II, IL brought out very
plainly during the prevalence Of epidemic
diseases. That malafial diseases (like inter
mittent feyers) originate from the aoil, Is al.
ready accepted; and recent investigations
show pretty conclualyely that the germs Of
Cholera, Abdominal Typhus, Yellow Fever,
and the plague are in some way connected
with the soil, which Ia daily corroborated by
letters from all parts OF the country, stating
the marvellous effect PertiHa has on those dis
eases, and In their conyalescent state. JoHE
e. COURTNEY, Of Cory, Pa, says: II am sui
getting better, thanks to your Perund." See
page p In ellis OF Life DAW
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,,.r,rsEvr or CANCEL.

,,,,, I h,,,, Al Tered IfOm cancer
TOi lWeDly lS 70 S,ecE near the shoulder and OK.
90 the ads y, ~ catalogue Of remedies without
usisd inc M,,Vs A. growing wOrsean the time,
Inyrerl i inS nITt OF my body became SID ano
rs SSU ES yitntls Let 1SG aS Sss o. sa az
% d heath ht& SissS %A sSTi lie u sl
al! Ss,oa' ;!nv,gi in this condition ! com
would b uSS ~ owlL's Specific. The first bottle
penced the uT 90 ~ S Inesy IN The neck, the lecono
ieIei me- 1, ~ i'm use Oi my arms and feel sIoIe
~ 'E "a s mn topp3 S0f h %S sEpst
sOut MOI , ~ nj SpecItlc. blleyc twill torc
out all the po''yWS -" y VOaIIIN, DavlS5oro. Ga.
...,..,,t.a on Blvv> auu oGin Diseases mailed
ts"''r'' TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3. Atlantis, Ga.
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FOR La DIS.

,,cou,Iny for month O. two IN my house. e,
lbive Ev" .,rcIc Is. 4. 81 The greater portion
kod, Swih ns,,H cor sutnCd BY the female portion
n I'd % ~ ad lt $SG saa 'S Sssa i
I'D ike chH y ~ time. and for whom have
I'D helIh = " ia ars for doc! :nd medicines
aid hnpdsssH1I, i a. her NJ from the nat doe An
ost !t.aIi relup certainly the 6 pa
d' f Ra,e 4AT dS sFSs assf r AMI
ihIVC ttd g, ,iIuement In pEOTly ventllAi ed
aetetcite VIZ ~. a. isou and mAlAiGl poison often
SOI, 'eW sSn, "a snVng our wives dAaghters and
pot1ee s ~ Gs,eyg -wi!ts sptCidc Is the remedy
lot al u'' r L. JONES, J. p, QuitmAu, Ga.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, ChilblGins, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin efuptions, guaranteed te
onre In every instance, or money refunded
Is cent? per boz. For sale. at Logan d Co.'S
Bridge Corner DrnR Flora.
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Allpersons wishing to test the merits OF q
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi.
It's, or any affection Il the Throatand LuEgs-
are requested 10 call at Logan & Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 10c Trial Bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consamp
sized bottle will do. COW.
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Bstter tnaa $4,000.

II spent over $1,000 in % year, said Ma
jor H. W. Hines, OF Boston, Mass., "in being
doctored for epilepsy. employed the best
physicians In New Orleans, 1t. Louis, New
YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, London and
Paris but all to no purpose. Samaritan Ner.
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To the stars through difficulties Mrs.
Doubledollar lin whisper over her shout.
der to Mr.. D. as they pass into the dining
room: "For goodness sake take your
gloves of, and when the ladies leave the
table don't You come, too, as you did last
.t...a u
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TIE blessings OF life are many. Live long
and bs happy. Dpn't neglect cough OF
COLI. Kean yourself well clothadin nhanr"s-
bla weather. and always keep bottle Of DR..
Wistars Ralsam OF Wild Cherry In the hvlIae.
hold. A single spoonful will cure an ordi-
nary cough or cold. Its continued uss will
cure conformation Jaw
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81 REMEMBER you very WE'LL" aaid the
hotel.keeper, but your wife has grown
yea" "And lighter complexion, was she
not?' eyes. Besides, you know, it Is not
tho aama opaD
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A YOUNG man began to read faraRraIh
about mine to his sweetheart, cemmenc.
ig "Youba mine, W len she interrupted
him with, II don't care il do, john"
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"TnAT lady has very high color, "said a
man speaking Of o customer who bad just
left the drug store. II don't call 1t hign,"
was the druggists reply; II sell It to her
at rs cents bottle. Surely that's cheap
enough"
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~ AN never missed any more when &c
OF on Il visit" sighed West Wayne street
lady. "Why not?' asked her friend. "Be.
cause since got married they all call mt
Mran
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For lumbago, sciatica aad pains In the
back, hiIs aud sides use Bsnsons Capcine
Porous PIAsters, Is cents. Wal