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gulIipai, 81 go.

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1lar bemiiben, Die alie &unbi9aft bes
@eIddftss 3u erbalten, ionberll aud itrlz
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ipirbisfeit unb Dauerbaftigfeit aug.
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3ufubren unb Iiefer1 baber bas Maer=
lnobernite. Mian faufe S6ub3eug nur
bei ibnen, tDenn man gut be6fent fein
Mil.
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ben erfor6e rli6en Greibrief bertpeisert,
neil, tpie er bamals berporbpb, es be-
reits senug berartiger Srben in Ser
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22
Der Boftuffice Grd,amse,

GDmmers &lleblinger, gigenz
tbiimer, fiibri bic beIfen Meine, gbam=
pagner, Mbisties, Qiqu6re, feines Bier,
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9as 2oIal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8iaaroipieler finben mebrere Slide Der
belteu Gabrldeu bes 2an6es. [1,2,hS
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orrbotoett, auf9es
rtebette Satat &c.
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gdjtTsfteber perbitet.
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Gep. q. s. Battle, grpf. Mercerz zllniperftat;
Smrd)atiS notbwetot8 fur ieoett SausbaIt.
Gputcglnen uni9aSliG. 3u innerlihem ober hubers
li9em Gebraum fur Menihen unb 9ieb.
Oas vSluipn TT srinblib erprobt pprben unb tptr
baben 9epetie poduf bab eS alle8 ba8 bemtrtt mas
fier pon bm bebauptet wirD. BUR ppaitanbiseren
slusfunft iaiie man fib BET ietnem Gpctbefer etn
Ggemplar ber Brpihlre sebeu poer menbe ii besbal6
ali Die Gigentbdmer,
S. 8. SetItM 6 Co.,
Tatricireate Gbemiter, gbilabeIpbte
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4alaft:galon u. wiaarbsSalle,

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& So. Better. 6 8iaarbs neueIfen Gtp>
leg. ylnr bic belfen 2iqubre, Wbisfies,
Meine, frif6es Bier unb gisarren. Mm
2un9eounter bic ailsgewdblteften Sez
iifateifen. Greier 2un@ ieoeH Morgen
non 10 bis II llbr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22

grabanoter, galencienne, pas
rifer, 9uflif1e, Sd6fii6e unb leinene
@piBen in groBer 9lustDabl biaigit beim
fSannfis.
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9ipbtberie
berbitet.

Dte Ier3te bier se=
brdu4en DARIUS DIlutb"
NIT srpbem Griplge BET
Dipbtberie.
y. g tplle n fp erf,
Greensboro, @la.
Ile@te anSgetrpdnet.
GbpIera rerbiitet.
0eidtpiire gereintst
unb Sebeilt.
Set 9ooeSf1uett ipllte
ber Gei@nam bamit bez
banbelt iperbeit; es
ipiro ieben ptberltaen
@eru@ perbiten.
Der ausge5eidjttete
Mrst 9r. e. Wariots
Gtttts, Metp Yprt, fast :
uS& Elm iiber;eust, 6ab
9rof. Darbrs Grcpbpz
Tactic Stub etn pert6s
rplle8 De8infieiru1a5.
mtttel tEf.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22
Garbps
prop@g(attiC }luio.
Gtn Observation-Disclosures fii
aNaNtttetttetl fanttlicnaebsaudl.

8eee,t GdarIadl
ttnS tDpb6ieSieber,
4 9tpttberte, Spets
GeIfnb, @atsges
i6spnre, Yo6ett,
Maferts Mtto Que
anftedenoen& &ranf=
2 bettett. 9Ber &ranfe
+ sebrauheu. 8elbe3
ipprben, ttad,cetit oaS
ett8efmnOet, bate.
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ride pber Yfanjen9tfte,
Stt9e &c.
So&ett t,tto gsoGe3ts
Warbeit nertiitet,
Sin M1ttslteb metn.
Tamilie befam bic gpden.
Sd ipenbete bas uSlutb"
an Der Gattent perfiel
ni4t tn 8ie5erbise, Be-
bielt fetne 9pdennarben,
tpnnte na6 et,pa brel
WpAen ipieber umbers
scben, unb bte 9noeren
TN Sauie blieben per=
i4cnt. 80. 9arfin>
Sptt, YhtldbeIpbto
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sN. Mfmth,s ae,1er salpp,t

~. -UtUID . NtIItI SWIUUW
auf Dem 9iigel bes @oubernememt= t.
Depot an Serminus Der StraBenz
babn. Ser bette plab fir frii6es
8ier, quite 2emonaben, Sobamaher,
feline @igarren, gutter 2un6 &c. Seber=
mann, tpel6er bas Goubernement=
Depot beiu6t, berfeble nidt, porau=
ipre6en. 30,1 ,6Nft
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9ie Office bes electromagnetic
s. s. 8rabp befinoet ii9 iebt in
s. @roos & So. 9 ganfgebdube, big Die
alten &dumli6feiten reparirt iinb. 5,91
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Gpntptprne einer

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Rangef an Gppetif, @ebdrrn gerftopfuns,
Shmersen i'm Sfcpf NIT eineu runpfen @efiiht
i'm 6trterfcpfe, gnmerSen inter ben G6ulters
bidfferr, 4ufgetriebeniein mad benz giieft, NIT
Mbneialina gegen iebe fSrperlihe pber geiffige
Ebatiqfeif, reiitaresE Temperament, tribes gtiiils
nsilrta nit benz beicrbereu @eflible, trgenb
zine Gblieseubeit pergeffen 81 baben, Miibis<
feif, gBtrre, 5er5flcpfeT, Yunfte bpr ben angeil,
geIbe 9anf, iiterbaipt Hcpffd,mer5en cterAalb
;ffiaeuoert Tr1ltllels, fart qefdrtter Hrin uiiD
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Euffs ~fIIen finb fpesieli fur bicfe fs6ne
berettef, etneGpfis pernrfdd9t einen SuI6engBedjs
fet I'm 8eHnben, eaf Der eticeufe erifaurf it,.
Gle bermebren ben @ppefff stb perurfnden BleifG,s
nfsfd na per a6rper aenGbrt unc rurd itre fpnifce
NNirftna auf ein reeeiindfis
afr @mblenna berporgerufen trtrc. yreis Is Gents.
GmffS . air . y E.
Draue 9aare poer 9 r meroen rurt9 elm ein5ises
graesn eeisr garSs sa gldnAsns g n usrssE si,
dileentfdb gu rertdufen IN Gpotheten pner rrn na4
grfpfdng bon 81 purD GrpreS berfdnnt.
Office IS W2urrdu &freef, Wcipse5prf.
fDr Enfrs Dldntni, trerftrpIer urteripsnnpen uunl
tnittteyepfe prn ipirD nufNsrlaugen fre rerfeHeeU
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Gs n,srst
Malaria aus.

bebient, fpllte es rethlii
Gteber TT bamtt sebetlt
ed)tpar3e Grbred1ett ttG
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BMttee Mn5nee
3u ben bilieiten Brei1en.

Infer 2aser in 9eioen=
unb @pmmer &leiberitpffen
lit baS 9rDBte In Der Staot.
WaS bic Sualitdt Ser gSaa~
rem unb ibre 8i1i9feit be-
trifft, 10 iu6t es ieines @leie
9en.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Sra6tI,rs' Suioc
CHEsAPEAKG AND oHto RAILwAY
Tur NEW ,rRrrNR LIVE

For Rates, Tickets TO all points West location Ind
Pullman Cars, and Full Information OF Route ami
Connections, apply ut G. q o. Ry oice 5fj Pennsyll
vUna avenue, Washington, ID. {.
II. WI FULLER, General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH General Manager ociIiy
National Republican., 1883-01-01
scen, AZ a sunday sehool.

John Wanamaker's %mous Bethany Sun
day school, in Philadelphia, was the scene of
a remarkable Christmas festival. Instead of
giving presents to the children the old GUS
tom was reversed, and the children brought
presents to give TO others. These presents
were as miscellaneous a lot as were ever coll
lected on a Sunday school platform. Nearly
every one of the two thousand children in
the Sunday school brought some gift. The
parents and friends also bestowed literally,
some Of the articles presented being of con-
siderable value. There were all manner of
toys for little children, and garments for
those Of every size. There were bags and
barrels of -four, and immense quantities Of
vegetables. There were whole carcasses of
sheep and hogs, which were not the less ac-
ceptable because novel. Many of the gifts
We're given out to the poor and needy of tho
neghborhood. The rest were sent to some of
the orphans homes and other benevolent in
stitutions of the city. A procession of wagons
waited for them outside the Sunday school
hall during the services after which the
larger boys enjoyed the fun of loading up.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
rINHE GREAT

EINHE GREAT
10 rrE &dKfIi &&dbNfMIfiHMkEAEiH MEf AYB YfoSEE s1rnwrsr
STEEL fR2oBt Ari EAG& SSfiffNPNlP IGEYEY 50
TRAINS LEA VIZ wAsliiHNySaTroN. HNySTr h'oS@ai station.
, corner of sixth and streets, ns iOllowsj
OF Palace sleeping Cars at g80 Il. M, daily. Il Vt
Line, GD M, dally, with 3leeflng ars from liar
daily with paiRoS car, to PtisSnis ani II m. m.
mali NM Express il5Np. M. daily for pttsbnr.
BALTtMoKE AND POTOMAC RA1LRoAn
For Erie, CaIandaigun, Rochester, Bufllo Niagara
romi Washington TO CannndaigiG
For WllinmspOrt, Lock Haven. aud ElmiIa. at o. -
For New York aud the East sCou M, lOaon. m, Ial,
iG ii p,o M ana IJ2 p m ra.s o9 SUNDAY m i,O eI9 aud
Cars GS0 ~ m, daily except Sunday
For BIOQklyll y, y, all through trains connect at
Jersey cts VITA boats Of Brooklyn Annex, HnOr'.
lng direct transfer 10 Fulton street. nvOidng double
terrlnge across New York city,
SaisG p. M On sunday ;SG ; sij. All, aid io!o T. T.
n, Lns49d Express, eaD II. M, daily, except suS
For Baltimore, No 500, O3O 1870 n NJ and 1870 ~!
5i0 O'2o 7iS VA &3D s T,Sl@:l S'1 p NJ On sunday So
For Pope's Creek Line, GiOH. aud i;iJ D. daily
For Annapolis. 64oa m. and l.pp. m. daily, except
ALEXXEEpRIA AND pFREpERICKsBURa RAIGr
MAl AN, ALEENANDlllA AND WASH lAG
For AieXandrin $50, 200, G2o tlioD mud 1895 H. M,
lp, 5;O GOl 500 ana ll;aO y, IN. Ou sunday at 5alG
100 liiOO, und lG9j Il. m, and 500 y, IN.
For Rchmond and the south, b:1O aud ll25 daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washinsion. 600, 500
3and 1910 n. NJ; Il: D. 300, hlU 7,O aud eOp D. ~,
ana 1890 midnight on sunday at 500, - ,atld 100
Tickets and Information ut the oncc northeast cor
nsG nnG o. II he stnon wGere @ orders ea bo Ie
checking of baggage 10 destination nom hotels sand
j. H. WOOD. General Passenger AGENT
CHARLES II. PUGh, General Mntag'i. See
National Republican., 1883-01-01

DOUBLE T1iACKi IANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAtiSl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LIME
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON n
National Republican., 1883-01-01
An oId Aelor,a Remlnlaeenes.
Nam OJls1ns Jines.

Speaking Of love scenes between actors,
once knew two actors Of the opposite sex whC
positively disliked each other, but were forced
by their parts into the most devotional ten
derness of conduct. One night as he wa'
playing at love she was to rush into his arms
Being a true artist she did her work Will
energy, and between speeches he muttered
You need not swallow me-" She replied
You are too bitter dose" While holding
her in fond embrace wrapped in delicious
transport, he growled in a whisper, DOM
lean so hard against a man." With her head
in tender repose upon his breast she retorted
" You are paid for holding me, and / intenC
you shall earn your salary" She married
another actor, aud clings still to the dislike
for the man with whom she plays.
National Republican., 1883-01-01

Schedule to taki LEAFS. ,eS1SeG. SUNn,AtY Noy IL 1851
tiG6 Chicago, Cincnnnt and 81 fn9iES Fns, E,.
pr9Sej pre- Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati ST. Louis
,S$CS BBaiiilmors Bi sileott city, and WY stations.
600 Bqiiin9re AhIapolls and way. Nes;-,,nac = -
SvIresonrs,n vns, s, Minghestcr Hagorsown and
tsiS Batimore Express.
HlO fhilndelphia New York, and Boston Express
$40 st9nnton and Valley Express, Connects for
Hll9sgerstown aud At Point OF Rocks ior Fred
teOo. Baltimore. Hyattsvlllo. and laurel Exprcss
stops ~ Bcllsvllle, Annapolis Junction, Jos
Sipa, aud Dorseys. On sundays stops Mt
1000 baltimore Express. Stops ut Hyattsvillo aud
tioi5. PitisGufe Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Express, sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LUia- =
~, vite aud Chicago.
iaie BesittlmSre stniSres EnIcot city, Annapolis aud Y
il,25 il,2255 9onls!nnday only for baltimore and Way.
&.0 baillmorc Express.
Isb haiunoro Exprest
tS'OO BALTIMORE Philadelphia, and Now York
$3.50 Baltimore and Way stations. twncht
Frederick. Hagorstown and Way VIA
$50 Bal.imo9rei Hyattsylle, and Laurel Exp
Ere.,ytioS Via Relay stops NJ Anna
ttio baltimore Annapolis aud Way stations
t4:io. Point OF Rocks, FREDERICK. Hagewtown. win
chester and Way STATIONS. ION supdaysto
,..,- !, Point of Rocks aud Way stations oniy.J (
1910 bGitlm2rs I iSa ESpress, Marlins9prg and Way
Cos PAIN p ds lssIay; s'9ns a hyetsyllie aud LaureL)
la'V0 baltimore aud Way stations
t,'nv. ilhlulilplt fNllcHs
t64l pittsburg, ClcVCmnu and Detroit Exprcts
,n,. Sleeping CuiS tn plttsburg.
'"f" FllladGlphla New York aud Boston ESpres,
a.. 20, Sleeping Cars To New York.
lW"I Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati. ST. Louis
,,., Chicago.
ll'N baltimore and Way stations
14aN tSundays only Other trains daily, exec
Al trains from Washington stop ut Relay station
For inrther Information apply at the Baltimorennds
ONO Ticket OmCes' Washington station, 0ip an,l Sii
iennsylVnna hyenuc, corner of Fourteenth street,
and received al any point la the city.
WM. CLEMENTS
Master OF Transportation. baltimore.
seis General Passenger Agent Baiiih,otc
National Republican., 1883-01-01
,HE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST

schedule IN effect l,c % bcr T. tssa.
ElO y M Now Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connexions to all points south and southwest
WIN, iulnhn sleeping Cars rom Washington
Nh DanVlile TO Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
Lvnchburg and Bristol
42O Z. m.-Lousytlle Fust Line, daily, via Char
lQttosville Huntington, aud Lexington, to CIV
cnnnu, Loulsvtlie and all Western points,
mNklng direct conn eCtions, aud with sOl,u train
Louisville.
1895 p. m.-Southeru Mail and Express daily TO all
points South and southeast, via Dauville and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
ington to Charleston.
For all points on planassas Division take 7;IO a. M
train daily except sunday, For Wnrrenton
, =. take Gl0 u. m. nnd " u %. m. trains, daily
For tickets and all Information, inquire ~ Com.
phnys Onice, hOl PcnnsylvRnlH avenue, or at Union
Depot. onice, COL Pennsylvania avenue is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent. Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. solS
National Republican., 1883-01-01
srrono- 4JunO GOODS.
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS
YOUNG MEN,

IfyOu have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases Of Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, IlupOie Ov, PremuNuro Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous EKeltablity, &C., send two
stamps for Our new book,
"pNE LAWS or LIFE AND HEALrV"
Address secretary IA -t''rqicAl Institute
I47 EAat Il! A'uth su
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
win leave her wharf foot Of sixth street every Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday, at O'Clock y. m,
LlucnIng al Pnty Point Point Lookout, and Fortress
CoSNECrINd AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bos.
TON AND PROVIDENCE srEAMER5
First-caas fare TO Fortress Monroe and norfolk ~ 20
secOnd-cass 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 30
Eirst.cRss fare 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Second class fare to pney Point and PL Lookout 20
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thulsdaysr
"''u ''''u TIE Il il(V York STEAMERS, ~
JOHN GIBSON and ~ o. KNIGHT, leave Pier Al
nud aeO-gotOwn every Thursday At Ia IN. For pRrI
tirulars apply 10 Agent 6a WRtevsreet Georgetown
Tickets'a and stateTnOuA car ne secured at general
Onice Gl3 Fifteenth street IN Nat. Met Bank, and
O ticket office 1851 PR syG; q; Maro Hotel aud AZ
boat. lledl ALFHhp WOOD, Secretary
National Republican., 1883-01-01

APPLY by the little
nnger into thenOstrils,
ByilbsorptiOn u eilect-
uhllY clvhuses tue na-
Ahl passuge3 Ofca arrh-
al virus, ca using
healthy sectelionS II
National Republican., 1883-01-01

protests the memoranal lining OF me head nom I'd
the sense OF taste and smell. Beneficial results are
realized by q hw applicailons, ,Athorough treatment
use. Send for circular ard testimonials. sold by
druggists, Hy mail, SOC, rpckngo-samps.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
aovnn,,slrNr noNps.
GnATN AND pRovIsfoNs

NNAIN MD IHuNIsIONo.
The following are the opeuini highest. lowest,
and closing prices on the Chicago Board OF Trade,
as rrected by special wire reports to Cooke & Co..
brokers.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Mt, Vermont Mt. Vermont
srnAMnn w. w. conCoRAN

Leaves Seventh.street wharf daily Except sunday,
for Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock M returning reaches
Washington about $50 y, Ia
aulO j. l.. BLAKE Captain.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Approximation Number. to the Capital
TO THE $1,000
no THE $4,000

1900 tickets. ending with a, being the terminal
unit OF the number drawing the Capital Prize o
$4,000, are each entitled 10 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-15

the Rev Mr. Mcbride This caGs uch a o 9e,
desired to retala Mr. Mcbride. An appeal do al
10 the BISHOP 10 change the appointment, nut ~ ~
ont Success Al first there was tank or closibR III
doors OF church against the new pastor, puI tuc
members finally became reconcilsd TO MI. PaImer
and he Will PIE ach to-day.
LONG ISLAND.
UFM:sT ADA dsaa G. the nature OF winch mas
not yr, been determined has attacked the noTSPS vi
hp st eek tam, OF Richard lugraham' lhtee ViliuaI
III" hur have died, and Others are uhder iheuo"i
1rea lm"nt.
EEESLAu.-Mss Mary Kojnge died at the nome
of her daughtcr, Friday at the age OF % ycaIs'
Sh' cane TO this country from Germany H'sI sun"
JAMAICA-Gairrt Eldert. age thirty,hya, visited
uegtIhOr ycSier1Iy morning, ana WHO ooil' ei'-
ing with liui. dropped dead.
SMITifTD wv nRANCH.-The body OF the woman
found on the plains on April mas not yeo o si
Identified Yesterday a shell conn ana hho
won!lon shawl were found short distance lIol
where he body was discovered. On the snaWI WdS
the uaInc Louisa, marked upon piece ui tape , .nt
sev.-d 10 the shawl II is thought that the hnding
of The shawl NAV lead TO the identification Oh Inc
body. ,,, o,,,,,
The new Board Of Finance was ORGANIZED ycSler,,
day by the election OF Marcus Beach, president ana
John T. Van Clcef, clerk.
NEW-JERSEY.
SFCAvCVs-A warrant has been issued Tor me
arrest of Mss Annie IIcnnessy, a teacher IN the
her pupils The complaint was made By Mrs. ANNE
Anderson who all yes that Miss liennessy sNnck
her son nn Ike maud with the sharp edge OF ruler,
bruising il badly.
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hLLCOCR's POROUS PLASTER
A CURATIVE HOST II TrsELF.
No. Il MACDoUGAL.sT..

NEwYORK March 2, 1888
We have used ALLCOCKs PoBOUs PLAsTRIS number OF
years TOR many aesh is heir TO-" receiving the
needed benefit every which brought their viz
tue 10 hurt that mother received
BY the Sxthave May last she pushed on OacE
ward by drunken conductor her knee and hip severely
wrenchel sprainca
The nerves he hip state and the
agony 50 great she coud not still a As soon as
we could get placed feet IN hot water but
that made her almost from the hot water
as soon possible and knowing what else to do GOV.
POROUS PLAsrFRs and the relief amo instantaneous
and up day relief aud the only relief she can get
is throu and your paser Rheumatic Gout set in to
one Of the and tell the misery mother
suffered with tha small rps Of porous pla teTs
and covered the entire and ALL and she Is entirely
cured Iti that If will only try IT, ioT
have tod parties that suffered in the same way
and il entirely cured them.
do not know should 10 without them, for II We
have cold ro1t thing so cover the throat
chest and with ATLCOCKs POROUs PLASTER AMI be
hold the soreness pain al gone If by magic
Last week mother threatened with pneumonia we Gov
cred the entire AMI back with plster' and In less
than an hour the danger passed and the PAIN heat and
tigitncss all gone
oitel have pain under my hight shoulder caused
by liver trouble by wearing plaster little while tno pam
: all gone.
kinds Of pa't but never found
any equal TO ALLCOCK's. SARAH WOOD
EARL. & WILSON'S "short -ban1 collars and
bead.edge cuts lls b,,'. sold everywhere.
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LUNDBORG's PERFUMES,
ECZEMA, NARECfAL MEL ROSE. ALplNG VIOLET
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IL Hot WATER.

Didn't know that a easpoODfu Of TARRAETs SEIZE
APYRIFNr taken O glass hair hour beiO
breakfast The best stonac1c but exceeding
healthful witha For sale by all druggists.
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AnuJiiuCsmelcb
LITTER FROM As;EMBLYMAN HoAG.

ALBANY April 49, 1883.
Daring my temporary rcsden here the past WINTER con'
tracted severe cold. which for time confined me 10 my
and rendered me unfit 10 attend TO my duties Eo
only suffered all which usually attend
heavy cold ac ed with tightnes IN TIE chest ac
couraned with severe pain which made breathing loa
and rest npo sibe Tried the usual remedies drops
cough coris &c. but received no substantial rcc uh'
appiol ALLCoCKs Porous PAsrERs my back ana ches
Thee put retiring and was delighted TO ANA my
self much better morning. In two days WAS well
This and the experience have had with ALLcocKs PAs
in fmiy has convinced ne That Tor coughs oou
Strains BRUISES rheumatism and local pains ALcocKs FOR
Gus PLAsTEGs The quickest and most effective remedy
evtant JOHN HOAC.
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PETER HENDERSON & Co.'S
Catalogue o. Seeds AMI Plants had free by mail or on
application their ores IS an 81 Coran lLs Negiork
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TIE HEIGHT OF FooLIsmSESs.

CARL & WILSON'S "shOrt -banl' collars and
d.edge cuts are lls Dss'. Sold everywhere.
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Topay 81 30 for atc you get at Rikers drugstore
for ninety cents cents when you need them but
cent-. Of fact they selling goods lower
any house IN the city and what you get
from them you surely genuine and OF the very
best. EIker's 3j3 lave, near 22dsL
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Of America that while passenger from New York on
board ship going around Cape Horn the early days OF
grafton California he learned that the officers of
vessel had cured himself during the OF oath
some disease by the use OF
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If Won have never used Carter Little Liver
Pills tho drug store ana get vial They
win surely pl, ass yOu 20 cents.