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Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

For THE sake of decency and chris
-tep down and out of the Plymouth
pulpit, or any other pulpit in which he
attempts to pose as a christian minister
of the gospel. He admits that he said
many things during the campaign as q
political speaker that he would not say
as minister. He was anxious, as he
says, to make votes to elect Cleveland
and defeat Blaine. Here we have this
pretended follower of Christ making
the ends justify the means for the sake
Of making votes. In his political
speeches we hear him say that if the
200, 900 men who habitually break the
seventh commandment would vote for
Cleveland he would be elected In his
Explanation before his congregation on
Sunday last he begs his hearers to re-
gard his unfortunate remark as q mere
figure of speech TO catch votes. When
he enters his pulpit he puts on his
sanctimonious expression, and when he
mounts the political rostrum he arrays
| him self in the garb of a politician, and
| says anything to catch votes. II there
are 200, 900 adulterers in the land, as
Beecher assumes, he of all men ought
| to know 1t. He addresses himself to
that subject as If he was one of them.
He knew what Cleveland had been, he
| knew what he himself was charged
with being He would vote for Cleve-
land, and il 1870, 900 others like him
would vote for Cleveland he would be
elected. But this was all political talk:
Mr.. Beecher would not talk 30 as q
minister. The public will judge OF
Mr.. Beecher's sincerity, and the public
will say that though he may be an ex
cellent politician, a church minister ht
could not be.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

To ADD to the trouble and disap-
pointment attending the first days Of
the New Orleans Worlds Exposition,
the car drivers have taken 1t into their
hands to indulge in strike just at q
time when the New Orleans people
were the least prepared for strike, and
~ time when IL would be the most
injurious to the success OF the Expo
sition. We do not know the cause OF
the strike, but in all probability the
poor, overworked and poorly paid
drivers had sufficient cause. We have
no regrets that strike did occur, be-
cause 1t indicates growing indepen-
dence of labor in the South While
the North has suffered from numerous
strikes In all departments OF labor, the
South has been comparatively clear
from them, more however on account
of the imperiousness of the men of
capital than on account of the satisfac-
ton of labor. A strike amongst car
drivers away down in the Bourbon
State Of Louisiana, may be viewed az
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30
BOSTON
ONE-PRICE
BOOT { SHOE HOUSE,
3O4 MARKET STREET.
HI E A d Q u A r T E r 8
Ladies', dentismsn's. Boys and Youths
FANCY SLIPPERS
During the Holiday trade.

DullnR Inc MONDAY traue.
We have the largest and most beauti.
full variety of Slippers in the city. Call
early before the sizes are picked over and
see what we have said Is true. We also
have a complete line of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Shoes.
Among the latest 10 the LADIES'
CELEBRATED EASY WAUKEN-
PHAST. 1t has the reputation OF being
the most comfortable ready made shoe
sold. Also, the Genuine Goadola. La.
dies suffering with cold feet 1t 10 the most
sensible Winter Boot you can buy. II is
warm and very soft, also, waterproof SO
II Is not particular about wearing rubbers.
We have the common sense In Pebbled
Goat, Mat Kid and American Kid, and .
number of other kinds, too numerous
70 mention. Our immense stock of Mems
goods is complete. We have all the
leading styles, from 4 buckled Brogan to
the finest French Calf Button.
A great many Of our shoes run on i've
widths so We can fit most any shaped foot.
Our stock of Rubbers have arrived and
we have marked them at the lowest fig
ures.
Sole Agent for z. G. Burt's Shoes for
Ladies', Misses and Children 4; also, Burt
Il Packard's for Gents. Boys and Youths.
Boston one-Price Boot & Shoe House,
3OA Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
HENRY PIKE, Propr. l-lSt
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

introduction Of . new err that win
Ddng labor and capital into closer and
usre friendly relations with each other.
/ may be safely assumed that II these
! tw Orleans car drivers had been paid
{ Gent wages, even what Ii paid in
, brthern cities, no strike would have
! buried.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

| EREK-rRADER, Frank Hurd, has
Id formed q pilgrimage to see Cleveland
) y now he has given ont that he will
pa contest Mr.. Romeis' seat In Con-
er,ss. Wonder what kind Of salve
Gcvernor Cleveland clapped over the
h and.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

FHE Atlanta Constitution supposes
'fo, moment that the Southern colored
Iyte is bull.dozed and counted out, and
then asks Where will you find the
r. nedy ?" or ~ the late Mr.. Tweed
md to say What are you going
I. do about 1t ?" That is about the
\ 4 of the whole thing,
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30
Unto Each and Eyerv

Or my former students and literary patrons
who se.ids me i've two.cent stamps and IN on
lions The ONLY REPUBLICAN,, ! will return
an origf Ia letter In my own proper hand.
writing JOHN u. HARKNESS, Counsel
High street, Belfast, Maine, Entitled In Ali
courts of the State d22-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

II WOULD not be strange yet to find
hohing but Republican papers sup
Drting President Cleveland, and that
Airport viii not be very hearty.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

Tho hsst o,.iaa.,
- -. ~ 700. an'iuo1 LOT auli times may
p us.a ,ounu N 'he Practice OF liberality by
p i VINO are blessed with the pos
SESSION OF ample fortunes. BY liberal
expenditures Of money, every branch
., 'raae may De benefited, and an i'm
p p''4s stsen 70 business that will lead
.ag permanent ~ AM Improvement and advan-
age 70 she entlrs country There is no
,ea'o mat the nch should husband
s s-'a resources or neglect to crafty
ever eners proper and legitimate desire. So
ioIs . a. .nsl' capital is not impaired it
a :. Useless 70 practice economy. To add
1 io 10 dei.ar merely to accumulate a
a ,a,se sum Is the height Of Jolly. In
ofalhae Possessions rarely result in the
accomplishment as, p, OF any great good
.nFy 10 not add to length Of life or
f,ligt 'Ae p'''4ssor free run the In
Ht h oil mankind. While we advise
v as'. Expenditure, we do not advocate
is or the living beyond his
, ,b9aiS ~ On the part Of any one. All
eliifis' which they cannot readily meet.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

A LII KINDS or SECONDHAND
~ stoves, furniture and clothing, or any
gcods persons wish 70 dispose Of ct faiI prices
eAn DO bought or sold ct A. q, OONNERH.
No. 2ls West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30
PhilsdsIpAa, Wiiaingssa { DsItiRsW asa,ss
DECEMBER IxTH. lssx

Trains leave Wiiminxton - :oilovs:
Tor PhiiadelpoiA and intermediate etA,
tions, e.to, 100. 1o.so O. m. 30. 400, ySss.Sa
Pnilsdslphis.t expressly. q, 49,, 40, 20, ,.ss
ele 900, - u. 90, ll.sS .. m; llll i1.As
NsxYofs 4 % AL, "a, t.so. T. .oosss ,o.os
l:ss g n. slaAl, Ia, a.so 400, az, ASss -,
Tcr west Uhsstsf, via Lamokin, go and
AIS .. N. ; 2.5o and S.00 p. N.
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 -
.. m. 900, llbo y. m.
baltimore and fAy Line, 100 p. N.
baltimore aAd Wilmington, L3s, S.sl, s.eA
1905. 1888 an: LOO, q. II IN, 90, p. D.
New CASTLE, els. SIS =. m; l1aS, 400, $50,
as and lLS6 p. m.
Harrington, Delinar, and way stations, ass
.. m, and H. 50 p. m.
Harrington and way stations, as p. m.
Expreas tor Seasord. $50 p. nj.
Express for Dover and Delnar, has D. N.
every Gay.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
Q. 10 q. m. l2.0l N. 30, T.t0, e.bS D. n.
Phiiadelph'a and NewY ork, 2oo, 1tt,A As .,
m. b.22, o.%e p. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, $40 =. n
and 0. 30 p. m.
baltinsrs and Washington. LIS, A4l, aoA,
10. 90 .. m. baltimore, lis p. n.
For further information passengers are 70
ferred TO the tinaotabies posted At the Sta
tions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
CHARLES L. PU4H, ]. X. WOOD,
General Msna1ar. General PASSENGER Axon
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30
WANAMAKER'S.

Calendars for 1885. Mex
lyear, we venture to think
will be a Calendar year. l,
is already. We may as vel
name the leading ones
Shakspere 80 cents Tenny son as cent
Longfellow 65 cents Ruskin IS cents
Emerson % cents Macdonald Is cent,
Thackeray 90 cents Marion Harland Tx
Whittier SO csnts The Roll As cent
Holmes IS cents Crescent Is cent,
International Sunday School Lesson 30c
There are others to be
looked at, scarcely to be ad-
vertised. Kate Greenaway's
little Almanack is a dainty
convenience.
New Years cards, OF
course, are ready.
Basement G Is to G 10.
The Toy quarter reminds
one Of the Assyrian camp
the morning after the break.
up. We were ready tor
more than ever before
More came. The havoc will
shortly be mended. When
the toys are gathered within
their proper limits you will
think it Christmas again.
There are thousands Of New
Year playthings there.
Northeast corner of the Basement.
Handkerchief are by no
means gone. Why, a Bos-
ton merchant begins to sell
handkerchiefs after holiday
trade is over! We are not
going to stop. The people
at the counter are as thick as
is comfortable yet
BY the Bureau of Information. ON the
FraAa
DO you know a pair of
people who would like a pair
OF blankets two-and-a-half
yards square, which leaves a
quarter-yard to tuck in on
both sides OF a generous
bedo We have the blank
cts. You shall name the
people. There is nothing
extravagant about the blank
cts, and nothing mean just
money enough to get the
utmost comfort and safety,
not a cent to spare !; $II.5o.
A warm SI.75 skirt with
a pretty bottom, 81. A
week or two ago we would
have put it at SI.25; but the
maker wouldn't sell. The
lateness Of his wisdom costs
him a quarter.
East of the Arcade. 1909 Chestnut.
The winter is almost all
before us, remember, when
you think of gloves and un
derclothing. Notwithstand.
ing the trade OF the past few
weeks the stocks are about
as good to pick out of a:
ever.
West of Arcade, 1915, II and 10 Ches
nut.
Hats too and fur caps
lOur Derby hats for S2.5e
are made by a man we know
Jail about. They are worth
more money. We like t.
have things worth more'r
they cost. The same Of thu
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, thirteenth and Market
streets, and Citv. hall square.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-30

A warm SI.75 skirt with
a pretty bottom, 81. A
week or two ago we would
have put it at SI.25; but the
maker wouldn't sell. The
lateness of his wisdom costs
him a quarter.
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wArrlHa ruR NcvEM BEN.

Maoe 4 Vow He would Not shave Until a
democratic President wss hiecteo.
Samuel Fries,. living ncar Steir s7ille,
Bcrks county, has probably the longest
beard OF any man in The state, or perhaps
IN the entire country. He is man of good
sizs, and the beard, which is over six feet
10 length, falls way bslow his feet. But
few people, however, notice anything
peculiar about bis appearance, becaus, he
keeps his beard tied up and hid away un-
dor hts shirt font. In addition to it's
length, tho beard, which covers almost the
ont,ro face, is very thick. He is a man SO
years Of age, well built, weighing 210
pounds, and has been cultivating his whis.
ker crop for "a years, with success that
probably stands unsurpassed in the world.
He is butcher by trade, land never carries
the beard wholly exposed, having only a
portion Of 1t spread out, the balance being
plated aud worn close to the skin under
his wearing apparel. He feels very proud
of il. In addition to tho long beard Mr..
Fries wears loug hair on his head-in fact
is o "hairy man" all over. He says that
with his whiskers aud long hair ho expert
ences no inconvenience from the heat,
while on tho other hand IL affords him
protection from the cold. The beard and
hair make him very strong, and he is able
to endure almost any kind of exposure.
Before no wore his beard he was not
strong and healthy as he ia now. The bear !!
ID the result of VOW when Lincoln was
elected that he would not shave until a
Democrat occupied the presidential chair
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ExECUroR's SALE or A yA,uAvI,,

ESEoUToR's SALE OF a VALUABLE
~ City Property.--On THURSDAY EVEN
ING, OCTOBER 2s, 1854, will be sold AT pnb-
lie sale, at the Lancaster County House In the
City OF LANCASTER, by the undersig ned execu.
tor OF the viii OF Lewis SpTecher, late of the
City OF Lancaster, deceased, the followiD z
valuable real estate, viz The hotel property
known as THE PARK HOUSE T. situate on the
New Holland Pike. 9th Ward, in the City of
Lancaster, Pa. having PAS feet front on the
New Holland Pike and extending in depth on
the west side So feet, and on the east side lao
feet, on which Is erected q TWO-STOKY
BRICK AND STONE HOTEL, an Out Kitchen
stable, Hog Pen, anu other necessary out
buildings.
This property adjoins lands of Amanda
sheaffer on the west ana south, estate of
Michael Malone on the east, and the New Hnl-
land pike on the north. and being opposite
McGrann's Park, and the City street Cars
Lassing the door, maze f. u very desyS6i1
Hotel stand. There Is also n, trI,t
on fh5 p-s -r1lhl7es s.-On as pears. pc ches,
grapes, etc.
Amy person wishing TO vIew the premises
can 90 SO by calling on g. s. Hunctberger
residing thereon, or the undersigned.
sale TO commence at 73O O'clock in the
evening, when attendance Will be given and
terms made known by
SAMUEL sFRECHER, Executor,
552 New Holland Pike
ID. r. ROWE, Aucttoneer Os, ,l,l5,lS, ,2O&2S
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LETTER FROM As5EmBLYMAy Hn.a
STATE OF. NRw York, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
ALBANY, April IL. 1883.

nAH'' Apil 10, 1888.
During my temporary residenee mere ,no
past winter contracted O severe cold which
for time confined me to my room and ron.
dered me unit to attend to my duties, 1 not
only suffered all the Inconvenience which
usually attend heavy cold, but was afiicted a
VIII ushlness In the chest, accompanied
With severe pain, which made breatbing
dimcuit ana rest impossible. tried the usual
remedlss-cough drops, cough cordials, Sc,
but ieceiyed no substantial reltei until 7 az
Piled aLLoooks PoRous PLAsTERs on my back.
and chest.
THESE put or when retiring, and was de
lighted TO find myse much better the ne II
morning. In two days was well This, and
the experience have had with A Alicock's Plas
10 In my family, mas convinced me that for
coughs colds, sprains, bruises, Rheumatism
and local paths, Allcock's Porous z lasters are
the quickest and most elective remedy ex.
lAnt JOHN HOAG.
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x ELlaIOUS.
MISREPRESENTATION WILL ur 8

MISUNDERSTANDING WILL BE HEIu
~ In the following churches tomorrow. in
sunday school ut las D. m. When ths hour "a
dinerent II Is specially noted.
:, OLivEr BAPTIST CHURCH-Y. NJ. G. A Rooms.
tseY. M. frayne, pastor. Sunday school at
u. IN. "
SECOND Ev. CHuRcn tEng. )-Mulberry street,
aooye ,r'o orange, l.. N. w orman, pastor. Preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor. Sab
o., DAT school at2P. m. Prayer and class ON
TUESDAY anu Thursday evening az 1850. sharp.
pastor Services in the morning and evening
service In the evening at TX O'Clock. Sunday
FIRST REPoRMED CHuRoH-Rey. j. A. Pst,ru
pastor Sunday school at las D. m
UNITED BnKTIiREs IN CHRIST COVENANT -
Corner West Orange and Concord, tiormerIy
Known as salem). Rev. NJ. j. Mummia, pastor.
sunday school at 2 m Preaching by the
COLLEGK AIEL.- Divine seryIce Mt loL n
m. sermon by Rev. j. w. Sevih, ID. ID LII. ID.
w EST MissIos-Ecy. VIM Powick, pastor,
sonw sSnasy rSics sGnoGl a. ~ p m Bible reading and
GRACE LuTHERAs-North Queen and James
streets; Rev q. klvin Honpt pastor. sun.
ST. PAUL's RKsoRMKD-Rev. j. b. shumaker.
II; u. sunday school at las p. m.
vaIod1an MoRAvlAE,- key J. Max Hark, pastor. All
PRKsBYTERIAS CHAPEL Preaching morning
anu evening by the pastor, Rev. Thomas
soTi msetiPs TbsTy sunday school at iA p. m Prayer
ST. JOINS PROTESTANT kPIsCopAL-Chestnut
ana mulberry reefs. Rev. j. Il. Pratt, Rec or
m CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUrHKRAN-Rev. Il. l..
hesa. pastor. Sunday-school at Las p. m
PREsBYTKmAN-Rev.J j. Y. Mitchell. ID. d.
pastor. s w 'h"
81 sT. JOHNS LuTH.RAs--West Orange sti Get.
las p. m. SN"'0A ~
G=otwaid = Mission school at2p.m.
UNION BETHEL.-Rev. q. w. seilhamer.
sunday school at Its D. m '' - 'i''
IHk WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE IJnIoS
prayer meeting tomorrow (Sabbathl after.
noon' VIII be held Mt 3;l5 o'c ock. in the
r rrst reformed church, and will be led by
ne 1es; .. stal, or 81. Johns Lutheran church.
IN IN iues1ay e AZ X p In. the Union will meet al
NO. l42 North Prince street Nv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-11

Tho figures showing the enormous yearly
sales of Kidney-wort, demonstrate its value
as a medicine beyond dispute. 1t Is a purely
vegetable compound OF certain roots, leaves
and berries known to have special value in
kidney troubles. Combined With these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. 1t Is because of this combined action
that Kidney-wort has proved such an un-
oqualled remedy in all diseases OF these organs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-11

Rev. Il. Ii. Fairall. ID. D., editor OF tne Iopa
Lmetnoaia. ,S says editorfaIly, I'm the Novsm Der
the merits OF Ely's Cree m Balm, and believe
that by thorough course of treai IL ent II will
cure almost every case of catarrh. Ministers,
as a class, are afflicted with ne al and throat
troubles, ana catarrh seems more prevalent
than ever. We cannot recommend Ely's
Cream Balm too highly" Not liquid or a
snuf. Applied to nostrils with the fnger,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-11

How depressing 1t is to see acres OF trees cut
down In the midst OF noble forest. Howsad.
dening II Is also to see that thin spot in tho
mfcst OF your otherwise ABUNDANT hair stop
II at once by the use of Parker's Hair Balsam.
For actual efficiency this famous article stan ds
at the head OF its class. Elegant for the toilet
delicious In odor, and restores the origina
color to gray or faded hair. Economical, as a
slight, occasional application keeps the hair
and scalp in pc riect order. o4lmdS
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Thsse nrs solia rno...

The btst blood puitner and system reRulator
ever placed within the reach OF sutierine
hnman,iy, truly IL Electric Bitiers. Inactiyits
oi lhr Liver, Biliousness. Jaundfce. Constipa.
iian, eak kidneys, or any disease CT the
uLinh organs, or whoover requires an appe.
nhu Electric Bitiers the best and only certain
cure fnown. hey net surely and Quickly.
cytiy Dotile GuAiaitc' 81 10 gi-e entire satis'
tari1on or inoncy telLn,.cd. Sold M, INV c~n1s
y poIle ~ a, Al Cochran. sirusklsA Nos Isi
41a ~ worth Queen slr,.l, la Al iui\l's. (il
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NEW AND SAFE muur ur op.,.-

A NEW AND SAFE Mode or OPEHAT
"A Ing on and treating HEMORRHOIDs or
tnat painful and troublesome complaint'
hemorrhoids or Piles, DR.. II. ID. LoNGAKER
nouiu assure them that by his mode OF operat.
this compiaint, and make com plete and radi
VA, ss,,a, eate, , M.h out giving any pain 10 the
guarantee cure In every case no M ndarta y ~ ~
omoe-ls EAST WALNUT STREET.
Lancaster Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-11

ID. T. Collins, member OF police, seventh
ward, Reading, Pa, talks this way Suffer.
cd severely from rheumatism nothing did
me any good till tried Thomas Eciectric OIL
II Is pleasure to recommend it. For sale by
II. b. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and $50 North
Queen street.
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Dr. Tanners stomach,

DR.. Tanner cer tainly has a great stomach
great because OF its strength and endurance.
we may err In saying that the doctor uses
Burdock Blood Biuers, but II he does, his al.
gestvs po~ers are easily accounted for. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters being a standard medicine
are sold by all druggists. For sale by H. B
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen
street.
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has m agical pain killing and healing pro
perLies Halt OF a nifty cent bottle cured me o.
.ueunia lisin and "a cold that had settled In nv
BACK, feel ~ well as ever did m INV liie Z
quo .. Doesoury, prop'r Holland Ostv NsUs
nouano. Micn:, speaking for 7homas Eciectric
an; isS Nar, sal1 py n. Cochran, druggist, lsl
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aanfaster i3ntelltgen rrr
sUn HEr,
=" and from sudden DEATH"

sand from sudden DEATH"
>I oanuot pray that prayer. Nay not for me
6 tmplore delivorAnco from sudden death
what IL there in the stoppago Of the breath
~ fright mon 80 . Oh that my fate may be
- lose. ~ one pulse boat, mortality
10 bc the fervent iightning's sudden sheath,
The point where the tornado centreth.
The spark cxtinguished instantaneousiy,
wouid not. an guish led. exist ,nce quit.
nor haiting go. like some scared, whimperins
~. hound,
= with fal,ering steps toward the echoless
verge.
Nag would fain with one immediate bound
The dark profound leap into. and so emorgo
At once the finite In the infinite.
MARY Ashiey Townsend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-11

Diseases OF the kidneys and bladder ara xery
prevalent among mea past middle age, and
tnose most difficult diseasts to cure are on the
lncreise. HUNTS kidney and LiyerI RF-
MKDY has long been known TO be mos sn1.
tessInl IN the cure OF these disea es .Neve,
huOWu 70 Ihll." O7lwleolgw
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no deception Used

A. E strange 80 many peup o y III continue
e. 20 suner Gay aiter day with Dyspepsia, Liver
erai Debilfty. when they can procure a. onr
isn store SnaLOH,s viTALizER, free OF cost il IL
s aoes not Sure OF relieve them Price, rs conts.
Aortb Qneon street. LaneasIef. fed1Ieodsso soo
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mosners mosnsrs motncrsi

Are you disturbed at night and broken oi
your rest by n sick child suffering and cryfne
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II so, go at once and got q bottle of NILS. WIN.
tho poor little sufferer fmmediately-lepend
upon IT there is no mistake about It. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used It
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief AMI health to the child, op-
Grating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use
in all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and Is
the prescription of one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians in the United states. Sold
everywhere 3S cents bottle.
mAySl-iydN.w.s&v
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And the motives Of its authors, but none who
have used them doubt the efficacy of Burdock
Hood Biders. This splendid blood tonic Is
without peer. FOR sale by ii. u. Cochran,
druggist, l37 and l3s North Queen street
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LIFE PRESERYrrs
somsthingIfor all the Prescber,.

II you are losing your grip On life, try
".WelFs Health kenewer." Goes direct 10
weak spots. (O
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ADA New suis. Faded articles OF all kinds
restored 70 their original beauty by Diamond
Dyes, Perfect ana simple. 100 at all drugg fsts.
Wells, Richardson Co., Burlington, Vt,
why do you sufter with Back Ache, Pain In
the Chest Rheuma SIN, or lameness anywhere
when Hop Platter will surely give You re-
lief Druggists sell them, IS cents.