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s AFp. H9nauzp AIaekay.

ldrtS L<Aer 10 London Truth, i.sg, ~ ID,
e Mrs. Mackay had French grandmother
Of aristocratic family, (most American la.
diep have who emigrated TO New York in
1890; che ia not, therefore, an utter for.
eigner in Paris. She has face and a
figure which Dickens would liked to have
sketched in ono Of his genial and half.senti-
mental moods, It would BIO outrageously
false to say she had classic beauty, OF any.
thing statuesque beyond good proportions.
She is not tall, she is not imposing, but
che has a prettily rounded figure
that looks well in plain dress or in
flno clothes, freshness, piquancy, trans.
rarency Of Disposition and nothing that
shows egotjstcal aelt-aessrtion or self.
worship. She left the reception early, to
20 home, was told, and see that Russell
Youae'a child, whom she adopted when ita
m9ther died, had been properly bathed
and put TO bed. Her features were well
shaped and regular, though not classical,
and her eyes are full bluish,gray, and can.
did. Nils Nevada, her granddaughter, (whc
was in bright pink tulle and dark pearla)
was with her. Cabanel has just done 4
portrait OF Mrs. Alacksy, which satisfies all
her friends. He was at the reception. He
is whlte.hs;red, his white mustachios, and
bushy white eye.browf; yet he does MOI
look old us y g ., sldi,s +, szg .,F llgcs.E
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Stop Tint Coughl

By using DR.. Frtz!er's Throat and Lung
Balnm-the only suro cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoaraeness and Sore Throat, and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect a Cough. It may prove fatal. Scores
AID hundreds OF grateful people owe their
lives to DR.. Frszler'B Throat aud Lung Bal.
Gam, and no family will ever be without ii
after once using it. and discovering its mar.
velous power. 1t is put up in large family
bottles and sold for the small price 80 cents
per bottle. FnAzlER MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. ,i...s ..!'33E1 Z. 8,
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
BY druggists. s. 45,1; s.irgJg &, p
.Wholesals AGENT: Logan & Co.. Wheeling
", Va, and ]. Q. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. .l$sa Il. Daw
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M0LL DAVIS.
Woman Dragon OF the Seventeenth
Ceniury-A Remarkable Career. 3.

A Woman Dragon OF the Seventeenth
e., Ceniury-A Remarkable Career. ).
london Sotie!y. il,! ~
She joined the Second Scots Grays, then
Lord Hays Dragons, and in 1895 was
preaent at tho siege Of Namur. After the
peace Of Ryuwick the regimept was reduced,
and she received her discharge. Making
her way to Dublin, she found that mono OF
her friends recognized her, and, being un-
able to support, did not claim, her children
or make herself known. On the breaking
out Of the war she re.enlisted in her old
drssoon corps and fought at Nimequen, at
the siege OF Yenloo. In The sec.
ond attack at Gchellenberg she was
ehot in the hip, but the ball was never e1-
tracted. While che WAS in the hospital her
sex was more than once in great danger OF
discovery. Alter the battle OF B!enheim.
being appointed guard over some prison.
ere, for the frat time since her departure
from Dublin, she cav her husband max.
ing love to Dutchwoman She found he
WAS serving in Orkney's regiment and
udue uelbell huuHu " ulul, leprOaCh1UR
him with iaithlessncss, but freely iorgiving
him and telling his comrades that she was
his brother. On the termination Of the
war she gave him piecs Of gold, and, de.
Ginning 10 resume her character gs a woman
and a vile, bade him adieu. An odd in
cident in her career was her being com.
PEELED to pay iot the support Of an infant Of
which che vas pronounced the father! In
Holland more than one gil. fsl! in love with
'1'the pretty dragoon," as her comradsa
called her. At last, at the battle Of Ram.
lilies, and just at It's eloae, her akull vas
fractured by ball, her sex was discovered.
She was trepanned, and in ten weeks had
recovered, but che vas not allowed to re-,
sumo her male COSTUME. Lord John Hay
promised that she ahould neysr want
Brigadier Preston bought her q handsome
silE goyn. She was induced to receive
her husband back, the marriage ceremony
was re-enacted, and all the officers OF her
regiment were preeent at a very merry,
frolicaome wedding feast, every man pres.
ent laughingly giving kiss to- the martial
bride, and the old practice Of Throwing
the stocking" was not omitted. :. :
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CUPID
sends His SHAFT straight 10 the Tender
Heart Of Reryl McInlosh.

Sends His Shalt stra,vht 10 tho Tend or
Heart or Reryl mcInlo.h. :,
Chicago Tribune. ,'..,r777,- 1''7-
"Yep. T love vonn lr
cot,,, ,,.... ii.
N1' very s'i!iy' were tnese Wofas
spoken, anu yet above the dreamy meas.
ures OF a Srausa WALTZ whose strains floated
in,o tbe cors,,vatorv whoro HAROLD Nara
...,, 80 D., $500, 1 Ae'. A'V0
au''' "'o oe'yi aictn'oan were s'andin8
they came clear and distinct to the mans
ears, and as the rubby-red lips ceased
moving Beryl found herself suddenlv
,,,,nos :. : ..,. -, ......s $50 ua.'
'' ''6p AZ . pali VI s'fong arms that crew
her close to the only man she had ever
loved-close 10 the heart Of one whose life
waa In ,ha frtnro n ha ro,t ~ ho,a ,rho.o
everS act;en wonId hive " har w "no 90
wo hitter ancnsh NJ rnso' w NV, go ;o "
And ahe stood thew ny trv;no y, ~ a.
cane irom ,hral1om ,hat So w 90 ~
itself an intense ne,meat,n" inv
Of which she had hitherta bsen 1
who,lv ;nno,ant oho col. tar ~ D ssat
t;me Il at ;nernrssa;hIs ssnso ~ nari.,. aa
cnritv and roatN,hst awav.w;tbp .carath o
carneta.are.down.st.Isat "ani;,;or ~ n,;na
that comss tn everv .soman whsn 10 \, n a;iS.
an fette1s If nnre a,d nous:o Lass of T
inn hind fsst hsr heart n tIat n ons w aev
aha can hoth love and reansct And o az
when Harold raispd the nrattv iac a ~ hi; H'
looted u:,h arJsnt sdm;rs,;on ; 49, " H. 10
iusirous brown ewes, and pressed upo u the the
dswy lips a puisiup Eiss TINT se spUa TO to
ssal Tho comnant 81 tha;r hat,o SI pa,ni
did not resist him-only when the pink
Of asme over her iace had nsased swsv s sbe
laid her head trnstinplv IN hia ahonlder
and went tears Of ioy. $3.50 '
For moment Harold stood Quietly bv
Bsryl's side. not daring to intrnde nnon
his sacred precincts Of an emotion tha;
filed thia pirl's whole liza Rnt nresan,Iv
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Tho Safest aud Mas. Iniei nal Remedy,

Tho Safest mud B.s. internal Remedy.
1t 10 safe 10 take Braudreths Pills at any
time, but to get tho best results they should
% taken on an empty stomach, going to bed.
little or no supper. As no two psop:s are
affected preciaely the same by like quantity
OF the same medicine, 1t Ia difficult 10 deter
mine the dose; and 1t Is something which
must be left to the discretion OF the patients.
We will say, though, the average desc for an
adult is from four to ten, according to effect.
For Constipation or Dyspepsia, one or two
taken every night will, In q short time, per.
form an absolute cure. II Ia well to take
purgRtiye ct least once or twice month as q
preventive Of disease, and az these Pills are
entirely vegetable, and are made with the
greatest care, we know them to be the safest
aud most effective purgstive ever introduced
to the public. They Lave been sold In this
country for over fifty Years, and have In that
time attained an unprecedented popularity.
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WONEN .DUELISyS,
Two Of the French NobiesSe Settling
Their Officially With Pistols.

Their Officially With Pistols.
Exchange. .g-...rg5 "a.
During the existence Of Judicial dueling
in European countries ladies OF rank were
always to be found among the respectable
spectators, and there have been instances
Of tha presence Of women upon hostile
fields since the prohibition Of judicial duels
particularly in Italy and France, There
are also records Of hostile encounters be.
tween women, conspicuous among which
was the duel with pistols between Lady dc
Leslie and the Countess OF Polgnac, in l72l,
in the gardens Of Versatile France. The liz.
dies had indulgod in q most disgrace
full quarrel two evenings before at grand
fete at the palace over the Due de Ri,he.
lieu-that wondrous character In tho his.
tory Of France-dning which Lady de
Neale, losing all control Of herself, had
sprung like tigrees upon her riva., and
attempted to tear 9 diamond NECKLACE
from the Countess neck Failing in this,
however, she snatohed the blush rouee
from their nest in the snowy bosom and
flung them in the face OF her rival. Upt to
this time, says some English writer,
the Countess of Poliguac had
kept kept down by "a powerful
effort the mighty rage which YVES in
wardly consuming her, but this last indip-
nifty destroyed even outward calmness,
and, casting aside all further reserve, she
attacked Lady de Nesle in the same way
she herself had been assaulted. In mo.
ment Jewels, and gowers, snd rlbbons, and
laces strewed the floor, aud there 10 no tell
ing to what extent the extraordinary ex-
hibitlon would havs gone had not tie On.
ragged Amazons been separated by tho
Marquis de Malbuisson and Mile. Ma.
thanlel de Condacet. Out OF this grew
the duel, tho Countess OF Polipnac
being abe challenging psrty. The
ladies met at six ii THO morning in
July, 1877, and fred one shot at each other
without effect. The Beconds-the MARQUIS
de Malbuisson and the .Comte de Pen
thievre for Polignac and NJ. de Rsmusat
and Vicomte d'Allagne for De Nesle-
then rushed in to prevent further hos.
Utilities; the fair depons, however, would
not be appeased, but called for change
Of pistols, and again blszed away-this
aecosd tins With uatiaisc:o.y effect, ior
the Marchioness fell dangerously wounded
BY a bullet in her left side, while tho
Countess was just quietly touched in an ear,
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"HAcKAErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price Is and 50 cents,
6En.aH's CpEr WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. e.
FoR DYspzPaIA and Liver Complaint, YOU
haye q printed guarantee on every bottle oil
ehiloh's VitsliZer. 1t meyer fails 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Oatsrrb Remedy. Price 80 cents. 4
For asleby McLain Bros. and A. T. Young
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Il 4 BosroE man claims to have in his pos.
session the identical bulletthat killed Ger.
Warren at the battle Of Bunker Hill.
This news will perple1 tho average Eng.
lish tourist who has always supposed that
Gen. Warren met hia death by falling from
the top OF the monument. il *, '-'sy. "a
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"THls art crazs is going too far" ssid
Broughne, when . po. Of paint fell from a
second.story window and struck him on the
head. mo more decorated tiles for me,
he mourniully added, as he began toscrape
tho yellow paint Of with his jack knife,
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To Keep Maple syrup.

C0TTElp6HutHt< Chlcd10 lhltr Ottdn. 49, -
In reply to the inquiry from the gentle
man at Maple Valley as to what will keep
maple syrup from turning to sugar, have
to say, that have made maple sugar and
syrup for the pact twenty years, and have
no trouble III keeping It. boil 1t down
thick and then put 1t in earthen jugs and
cork and zeal them mir tight. The Byrup
must be boiled only thick enough for table
use, and will keep for ten years. I will
give one instance which occurred In INV
own cellar; Atwo gallon jug OF syrup 70,
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EeS. JppaE J. N. CorF1kspsr, Cleveland,
o., sayf; " have used lcores OF pile curep,
and it lords me pleasure 10 say that have
never found anything which gives such i'm
medate.and permanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Pilo Ointment" ~ isf',s''r s.'3sf9
Wholesale Agent: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
", Va, and J. 9, DEk7 q Co., Bridgeport,
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A Case Not beyond Help.

9 DR.. N. h. Hinsdale, Kenawee, Ill;, ad-
viaes us OF remarkable cure Of contumption.
He says: "a neighbours wife was attacked
with violent lung disease; and pronounced
beyond help from quick consumption, al a
last resort the family was persuaded to try
Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. To
the astonishment Of all, by the time she had
uasd ons-hali dozen bottles che was aboui
house doing hsr own work, y l'-' 7yhE4N
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:NzRyovsHE,s Nervous Debility, Neuralgia,
Nervous shock, st. Vitus Dance, Pros,ration,
and all diseases OF Nerve Generative Orgars,
are all permanently and radically cured BY
Allen'n Brain Food, the crest botanical rem,
edy. One dollar per package, sir for IS. AT
druggists, or by mail from ]. H. Allen, al5
First avenue, New York City. Trhsaw Z
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The hest 6alve IN the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever soree, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblnins, Corns, AID all
Skin Esuptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. Il ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. .--ll@'I a
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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A Fair Offer,

The voltaic Belt Company, Msrshsll, Mich,
offer to aeud p. Dyes 'Voltaic Belt and Ap-
pliancss on trial, for thirty days, to men,
young or old, afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality. and kindredtroubles.
ees advertisement in this paper. rshsaw
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate, for over.
ss.i worked Females. = Z. jsr
Dr.. J. P. Cowan, Ashland, O., says, ii"It
proves satisfactory as norVe tonici also In
dyHpeptio conditions OF the stomach, with
general debility, such as We find In over.
worked females, with nervous headache and
It's accompar iments." a 4 n rTH:&w
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Home Proof.

ia a Home Proof. s' y
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rboum,t,.r, =
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed 10 held me:
could not get out Of bed. b.. Smith cured n1e,"'
,3,=t !!e5tsss ~ ZEPH: PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, VIVA.
Ca!arrh, Polypul Of Nose, Impaired Voice. SUI.
1s l s 1G, iyss patent medicine failed TO help
49, :, :, CHARLES CHADDuoK,
s.y OF speidel Co., Wheeling, ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Observation-Disclosures
ior Hes's failed y Rye me relief: Dr. Smith cured
me-" 49, THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
cnFa tsm mo-" them for fSHfsesn JEAN D. Smith
seroiuln Running eo,es on Head.-"My son was
help him. d.. Smith cured him" - =
gF,. MRS. CATHERINE GAPS.
nv ~ Market Street Wheeling, ". Va.
Cancer" Suffered for years with Cancer Had
or pain" l9l salN Mts 4, N. ORCUTT.S
Piles. Eistula o! Anua-Flat on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying; Dr.. Smith cured me
without knlie in Eve weekl. 80 -
Wholesale Grocer. Main st., Wheeling, ". Va
Ulcerations Of Rectum. ProlRpsus and Piles
WAS given up 10 die and pronounced incurable.
d.. 6mith cured me without knifo." -
WAaHlS H'7' M,I 9ElA NJ
Rev. H. O. Ladd writes:-"Dr, Smiths pnnies.
honal services In my family have been most salts.
factory. and commend him 10 al a. q Gentleman
and ski,llul physcian." FL - $3.50
Mrs. Margaret kolb rrys: ~ had been suffering
tor seven yeaip and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. d.. Smith said had tape worm, and
In eight hours removed monster 1C9 feet lopR.Hsi
Female Complaina-Threo years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cascs
PeronH cured OF catarrh diseases OF heart, liver.
stomach kidneys akin, blood, nervous Affections
and weakneHes Of men and youth, scrotula and
Piles cured without the knife. rl.i ~ LI''
Patients at distance mar Ia treated nv 1ette,
AND satisfaction guaranteed. A chart 10, solf.ex.
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manned in there for two years and I don't
know bat Ave years, and was covered with
ws:sr elk weeks in tho spring, aud whom
We opened II It was Just 90 good as at the
time II was sealed down, r, I.
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a"WMAT kind Of sauce will you hrve with
your steak? ?" asked the waiter OF a diner
In ia restaurant. III the steak is as tough
SIS yesterdsy'g, send in couple Of circular
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Milwaukee is 10 have Its big musical fes.
tival on the 1a.h and l4!h CT June. Like
all the others, it is to be, the greatest and
grandcst MUSICAL event Of the year.
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The Jewish synagogue in Thirty.fourth
street, near Seventh avenue, New York,, is
being taken down stone by stone to be re-.
iltfuyther up town. 49, n
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Dr. Frazier's Root Bittcrs.

Frszier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act otTongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood aud:system Of every impu.
rity. Sold by druggists. 81 00. ~
". DR.. yRAztER's MAGIC oIsTMESr
The greatest blessing that has been dlscoy-
cred in degeneration. A sure cure for Boils,
Burns. Bores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Bore Nip.
pies, Hard and Soft Corns, Chappsd Lips and
Hands, Pimples and Blo.chey. Price sos.
Bold by Druggists. p I.
" FRAZER MRplclNE, Co, Props,
- Cleveland. Ohio.
Wholesale Agant,: LeaAN l. Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. @. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
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NoTnIso equals Aliens Bilious Physlc In
quickly relieving Costiveness, Headaches,
Heartburn and all other Bilious Troubles.
Twenty-Five cents Tor large bottle. At drug
glsts. h j: 1Si! rrhsaw
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Pllesl pjlcs EilcaiiI

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One boz has cured the worst cases Of
twenty years. standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after using WilIiam'a Indian
Pile Ointment. It abaorbs tumors, allays
itching acta as poultice, gives Instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, itching OF the private
parts, nothing else, Bold by drpggi5Is and
mailsd on receipt Of price, S.. -. q
q I1Esf FpAufYp MFnrcIrr IN propio
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The REV. GEo. =. TuAySa, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SH1LoH's CoHsUMPrIoN CUgr.n .it3
ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness LOGS ofaAppstite,
Yellow Bkin9 ehiloh'a Vitallzer is a positive
cure. as y AZ A 4. . NJ I[yIIl'i
WHY WILL Tou cough when 6hiloh's Cure
VIII give immediate relief (. Price 10 OF !, 50
cts. and 81. 2T,' 81 K q
sHloH's CATARRu RruEpY.-a positive cure
Tor Catarrh, Diphthesia and Canker Mouth.
For sale by McLain Broa. aud A, r, Young,
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Dir. George Auguatus Ssla warns the
foreigner" against trying to underatand
anything so grievously complex as English
in lis colloquial form. II i
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EuoRY's Little Cathsruc Pills are so ii sient.
" powerful for the mos! robust, yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. Fifteen
cents. NJ M NJ ISL 4l 1rhs4w s.
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Decline of Mnn

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells' Health
ReueVer.n 81, ~ =
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To--wirM AVA rER LILY.
7'aH'a'ed from The Eoruegtan Of Il. I.ssn, Tempt
Bar. 4 "a, anu al fJi ,ltsT > !. /,
Bec, loved one, what bling Y.sf5 Il
:, white.p!umsd lowerl I'll tAtN ssF
DieAln,weghted In tho Spring ~
Erswhile 1t siumbered, t5H 4i7
Z On stil'o.t ktresmlet sailing /.
MD lily cups unnumbeied. ~
Cla,ted In The nuuncry Of thy soft breast,
VIII thou, dear, c,ostly wear ~ a17'T,' slt
Rocked OH thy heart In sweet unrcst, W.
10 thou. love, softly bear Il? - u
But tho stiesm Of tho mountain.taru. M 5y3
=. :, a''l Fly, oh fly ,tFlll & =, - Il r.
There d.ngeIs lutk, aud, sweet to dream there
Tho Water Spirit lures on sleep,
And the lilies float O'erhead on the deep, NV
Beware! beware lIs5.l lIH
All, child, thow0rld IL tho untl!u.tarn,
And 70 dream there, dearest, IL 10 die, IA.
Aud overhead the lilies lie, = I"'0 :
And tho Water Spirit with his sorg
Lures deep s.eep and Death along. AZ
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DR. J. E.. SMITH,
No. l4o4 OHAPLINE STREET, III

The best evidence Of = physician's success 10 the
ElAndA for my professional services prove hat have
dealt honorably and fairly with those who have
consulted me. never use q patients name with.
ont perminton, though have many hundred ccr.
had been pronounced incurable. A thorourh med.
lcal education. with many years hospital cxperI.
enoe and familiarity. with therapeutic agents,
Close observance OF temperamcntll peculiarities
spies success. euro spozlble, and frankly give
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Cleveland, Ohio.
Wbolsale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
va, and J. 0. DENT & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. a r.'s NV
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A MOTHER GREAT REDUCTION.

Passage Tickets 10 Liverpool, Queenstown, Glas-
soS, o. Belfast only $500, including boarding,
from Philadelphia OF New York. s., gs- $50,
For further information call at the European
ssranhhip Agency Of II. =. BEHRESS, -
DIT MarketStrcet.
The world - =. Ir,I-l7 pprS2
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Gle {: | !! :9tteLIftqe.,ttalter:;
} WITH 4 WA RIA LILY.

once! hos. 70 and ~ fon r.ccnii, street
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MEDICAL.

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Mrs. Twist, No. Is Avenue D, says she has been
that she took one bottle Of Dr.. @. NcLdte's Esis-
brastd rtrmifu9e, prepared by Fleming nros.,
which brought away from her over three hundred
worms, big and little. She now believes herself
to DO entirely free from disease. 4f't5i lEIIIi
Messrs. D. 4 J. W. Cotton, Of Winchester, Ind.
happened last spring to, get sone Of Dr., D. Ia.
Lans. rtrmifaos. After selling a few bottles,
was soon exhausted They state that il has pro.
dueed the best effect wherever used, and Is very
popular among the people. I'D ~ ., ;7sT'',l
Andrew Downing, Of cranburgh township, W.
Dr. G. 4eLdnss TtrmVuge, md she passed ~
worms. Next morning, on repetition Of the dose,