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at the Worthington Hotel on Tuesday
and Wednesday, July 9Th and 9th. 1w
Nice Portable buggy Top for sale at
Z. p. Hewitt's.
The present force ut the Worthington
telegraph Office is as follows: w. J.
Reese, manager; S. B. ltunyon, assis-
tant; f. +. Rea, night operator.
The Council met Tuesday night and
approved the bond of l.. Singer, pro-
prietor of the brick saloon. Several
bills were also allowed.
Fishing Tackle and Powder and Shot
at uewitt's.
Word came on Tuesday that Bert
Lewis had been pardoned by the Gov
ernor of Montana. Through the efforts
of Receiver Smith, of the Land Office,
the petition was numerously signed by
our citizens and 10y the Minnesota
members in Congress. Secretary II. II.
Hart went to Montana and laid the
matter before the Governor and sue
cecded in securing i pardon. Bert is
expected home soon.
For Sale or to Exchange.-A Second
Hand Organ in good repair.
45-tf G.. 7. POPE.
Mrs. Stewart sends us from the Den
ton place, at Graham Lakes, a lusus na-
tura curiosiatum, or whatever it is in
Latin. 1t is 4 chicken with four wings.
| four legs and two heads, evolved out Of
the inner yolkness of Il single egg shell.
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]. D. Pratt on section p, in Elk, is
making considerable Improvement on
| his farm this summer. lie has just
fenced 20 &C es for pasturage and is
building an addition to one side OF his
| barn, 24x2G, and after harvest will
| build Similar addition on the other
side. lie expects to add about GO head
! of cattle to his present herd. and is buy
ing now to that end and with view 10
| making a No. l stock farm.
A few more Steamers at next Sat-
urday's auction, also one Sulky Corn
Plow, Furniture, Crockery, etc.
1W L. T.. OLIVER.
On Tuesday, H. J. Ludlow left at
our Office box of Sharpless strawberries
picked from his garden farm across the
lake. He measured several in our pres
ence and they showed Il girth ranging
from II to 81 inches. Probably none
in the box measured less than four
inches around. Mr.. l.. grows princi-
pally the Sharpless, Wilson and Cres-
cent Seedlings, and is proving that this
is the hone of the strawberry. Here
this delicious berry is on its native
heath, rs may easily lie seen from the
beds of wild Strawberries found over
Mobiles county. Minnesota, as the AD-
VANCE claimed ten years ago, will
come to the front as one of the great
| fruit States.
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A REMARKABLE ES APE.

Mrs. Mary A. DALEY, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis. during
which time the best physicians could
give 70 relief. Her life was despai,ed
of. until in last October she procured a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, aid by
continuing its use for short time She
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
SO lbs. in i few months. Free Trial
Bottles Of this certain cure of all throat
and lung diseases at g. w. Smith s
drug store. Large size 81.
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LOCAL.
CLUB RATES

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs often for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Ed. PANEL is furnishing three tons
of ice day to the Is. &. II. & N. re-
frigeratOrS
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A good investment for the farmer:
buy machine oil; buy good oil; always
buy it at g. w. Smiths and you will he
happy. 45-tf
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COIVS FOR SALE

Ten good young COWS for sale. Will
give time on Onc-third until January |,
1885. II. l.. EHSK1NE.
l43W4l Indian Lake.
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Gasoline Stoves at UeWitt'S.

Two weeks from next Monday, or the
third Monday in July, will be the time
for the regular meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners.
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No. l Lard, Eldorado, Lardoline,
Castor, Engine and Golden Machine
Oils, for sale by G.. W. Smith. 45-tf
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Did you ever notice that the man
who is never satisfied with The local pa
per and who thinks it negligent and
unjust, is the one who never pays q,
cent in its support but is always ready
to free lunch" it.-Fulda K-puoll
can.
Now you hit 'em, Woolstencroft. We
can name doZ"n men down this way
who are too stingy and too ''pious" to
take the ADVANCE, hut they are the
first to free luncl,' and read it. They
lie in wait for it. They snatch it from
the subscribers boy, or they watch
round the next door for it and read j.,
before the owner gets il sniff at it. And
then they howl! They Islander the edi-
tor and charge him with all the crimes
they are guilty of themselves and try
to drag his nlme down to the level OF
their own. They denounce his unclts
and his cousins and his aurts. and then
they feel chagrined that they will have
to wait another week before they can
free lunch" another issue.
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aTp1thinoton 9duane*.
a. q. 0f II. wv,

worth,net, n Lodge No 65 meets every alter.
nate Friday evening Il. B. PLOTS, Master
Workman.
f. r. DCClIAN, Recorder.
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There are thirteen business rooms
now vacant in Iiuverne and only one or
two in Warrington .;'-Advance.
Most proligious liar.-Luvelne Her
aid.
Now we've got the boy mad again.
We ''aint a-going to play" with IL brat
"as" gets mad. "You're a-nuther!'' -
"YCu're a nuther!'
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Go to e. W. Smiths for machine
oils. 45-tt
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DANIEL RO11RER,
Attorney for Cedar api0s, low, Fails 4 North
western Railway Company, Petitioner, Wor-
thingtOn, Mimi. 45-3w
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DENTIST W. w. Daniel will be
at the Worthington Hotel on Tuesday
and Wednesday, July 8th and 9th. 1w
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All Omoial Matter Pub.
lished I'm this Paper.

OFFICIAL PAPER.
The Worthington ADVANCE is the OfRcial Pa
per Of
Mobiles County,
Village Of Worthington.
u. S. Land O8ce.
Parties desiring to keep posted in any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have the
ADVANCE.
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Mrs. Stewart sends us from the Den
ton place, at Graham Lakes, a lusus ma
tura curiosiatum, or whatever it is in
Latin. 1t is chicken with four wings.
four legs and two heads, evolved out Of
the inner yolkness of Il single egg shell.
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The Council met Tuesday night and
approved the bond Of l.. Singer, pro-
prietor of the brick saloon. Several
bills were also allowed.
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Every genuine package has picture of Bull
%-Sce our next announcement "a
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Michael Shea has been authorized to grade 18th
street, between and Il streets northwest or to
make deposits of earth thereon
Mr.. S. III. Walker. In note to the commissioners,
calls their attention 10 some defect in the side
walk on street, between New Jersey avenue and
LIST Street northeast, and corners of 9Th and and
9th and streets northeast. He also asks replace
ment OF tree corner 4th and northeast and b. be-
tween 5ti. and 9th streets northeast. and the re-
moval OF large tree in the way Of public alley on
6th street, between and Stanton Place north east
BUILDING PERMITS
issued By Inspector Entwise: p G. Sauer. erect
four tWO-Story dwellings, NJ, between 81 and ~,
streets southwest; T., 800 j. fI. Duva erect a two
story and basement dwelling, 4 street between
9th and Vermont avenue northwest: 81 500: E. J.
Hill erect three three story dwellings. 22d between
l. and NJ streets. northwest; $4,000.
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CHAS. EAYRE HINKLE, Jersey City Heights. n. J..
lad of u years, whO for eight years of
Scabs and HImors and upon whom all known remedies
and cures were tried III vain completely cured by
CUTICURA' REMEDIES
Sold by all druggists. Price: CuTIcuRA zoe. REsoI-
VENT, 81; SOAR, 25c.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO, Boston Mas
Send for How to Cure Skin piseasesp ,a3o
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Thc Indictment Against the Fitzger-
aids.
THE MOTION 10 oUAsH ARGUED TO-DAY.

me AoIIuS SbASH ARGCED TO-DAY.
This morning the motion to Quash the indictment
against y. W. Fitzgerald and Samuel C. Fitzgerald
charging them with unlawfully using the mails
in connection with fraudulent pension claim. was
| taken up for argument In the Criminal Court
Mr. Rtish, OF counsel for defendants, argued that
the Indictment, which charges that the defendants
presented claim OF Charlotte E Lape, Knowing
that she ha;! no lawful claim TO pension did not
set out, with sufficient Particularly. the crime
With which the FitzgeraiGs are charged. or the
fraudulant pretenses or scheme by which they at
tempted to perpetrate thu alleged fraud
MI: lngeTsoll followed with an argument, con-
tending that the law under which the Indictment
was framed applied to lotteries, gift enterprises
and other like schemes intended to defrad the gen.
eral public and not one individual. II being claimed
In this that the defendants attempted by Sc
ductiye letters to defraud the Widow Lape out OF
80 as an attorneys fee Mr. Ingersol argued also
that 1t was not false pretenSe, In criminal sense
for man TO pretend that the law made certain
provisions which he knew 1t did not make, or to
nlsState the law. IF 1t Were a pen;tentiary
ofItnse" said Mr. IngerSo '.to misstate the law. in
what condition would the bar OF the United States
be?" ASKED Mr.. Ingersoll.
ing;
Yes said Mr.. Ingersoll. 'where would the
Judges be? Where would the Judges of the supreme
Court OF the United States be? Behind the bars
only that they have the last guess
Mr. Ingersoll, In Calculating his idea OF what a
scheme was, said: II might tell a man that had a
horse that could trot in 210 when, In fact II could
not trot in 40. That is what call lust a simple
lie. 1t doesn't rise to the dignity of q scheme be-
cause 1t has not mixed mingled with IL any inge-
nulty." He went on to DESERT scheme as one in
winch the grass OF ingenuity was tied over the
pain or Truth so the Wayfarer would fall He said
mat II to MAKE simple Misrepresentation was a
scileae TO defraud the merchant who advertised TO
sen on ms goods below cost, as lie was trying to
MAKE room Tor his spring stock, and put his aSer-
tlSement In the mails, was guilty OF such scheme
An over this country goods were sold by such adj
vertiseinents. III this were the law" said Mr. In
gerSol, ut would break up the civilization OF the
nineteenth century. You cannot carry 1t on as it Is
now without false pretenSeS If L see a piece Of
hsrS lnINa
nall That IL contains only 81 yards. If grocer sells
candies at six to the pound, you can rest assured it
Bunkum railroad company says the road is nearly
all completed, thrce1ourths OF the statement viii
De untrue. II all these miSStatementS can be dig
n1fi2d with the term Of schemes to d1fraud and r
1ndctabie ofenSeS, then il would be cheaper to put
the honest fellows in the penitentary and let the
others out. There would be plenty OF room for the
honest feilOVSn
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NoiltthA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Resutiher and
ioet requisite PREPARED from CUTICUR. is inlispen-
sahle IN treating Skin Diseases. Baby Hnmors skin
Bennshts Rough Chapred Oily skin CUTICURA
hhAkbItS are absolutely pure and the only real Blood
Purifiers and Skin Beautners
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CHAS. HoUGHToN, Esq. lawyer % State st Bos-
ton. reports of Salt Rhom under his ols.r atom
for years which covered the Iatient's body ana
limbs. and TO which all known methods of Treatment
had been applied without benefit which was comletely
cured solely 10y the CUTICURA REAEpIEs, leaving q
Clean and healthy skin.
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F. III. DRAKE, Esq. Detroit, Mich. suffered untold
fortunes from Skin Disease. which aplsarrd on his
hands head and face, and nearly destroyed eyes
After the most careful docorng and consultation Of
physicians failed 20 relieve him. he used the CUTICuRA
REMEDIES, and cured and has remained 50 to date
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A CHAscE To Buy DAY Coon

A CHANCE To Buy Day Goops
"- AND CARPETS
BELOW COST.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS
Extra Quality COLORED GRos- GRAIN SILKS. all
Colors.
IL. a,:s- {! 6 Cents Cents
SUMMER SILKS. SUMNER SILKS
SPLENDID STYLES.
Sc Cents.
81 Cents.
80 Cents,
AZ Cents
Black GROS- GRAIN DRESS SILKS, so cts 90 cts
81, 811O. &1.15
Black CASHMEREs. all Wool &c cts, 80 cts A cts
Colored CASHMERES. all Wool, % cts, IS cts A cts
EXTRA HEAVY INGRAM CARPETS
--. ."- 81 Cents.
-.. ...7.s- i-e 81 Cents.
u. ~ n-... 81 Cents.
WSON'S
feb2 636 Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side).
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CUTICCRA RESoLvENT,

The new Blood Purifier. cleanses the blood and yer
siiraticn Of imp uri,s and poisonous elements. and
thus removes the cause. while CUTIcURA. tn, great
SKIN Cure instantly allays Itching and Inflammation.
clears The Skin and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sors and
restores the Hair
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AnaHsfMealtS, &c. TO.nf~hf,

4NAilOHAl lkAIEE--''En he White Save
FoRDs OPERA IioUSE.-CGllcnders Minstre,S
THEATER CoMiQVF.-"WhO owns the Baby and
varieties.
DINE NUsEUX.-CUr0S!ties and entertaining per
Torrance. -
performance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MoNTAGuE's
MOUNT WASHINGTON

on view-l409 New York avenue
Scrlbners: The receIt exhibition in New York Of
the SanneGndi club evidence of decided ncreasa
OF popular interest in ri, tur,s ia black and white"
journal L'art-French Although they arr in oils
soldly paintod canvass, they approach the Photo
graph as seen to the st points OF
engraving, 10y reason OF their medium and tehniaue
When most saillfully handled add power and breadth
and show TIER intense susceptibility of the highest
poetic treatment in their delicate atmospheric effects:
TO these. bing permanent, SUPER add the term Unique
and you possibly hold portion o. the of their
growing charm minds vino, in color matte rs are
suprenely difficult to please" 1t
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a
| DOWN INJCHIoCS ISLANDERS.
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT FROM GENERAL JUBAL A.
| EARLY.
At this time, when malice and ignorance are SLAM
derinG tie Louisiana State Lottery company, those
who believe In justice and fair play will read with
Interest the following from the pen OF Gen. Jubal
\. Early, whose veracity WAS never questioned
! Read what he has TO say:
"Mr NJ. A. Daurhin. the president OF the Louisi-
ana state Lottery company. resides In New Orleans
| which has been his place OF residence for many
years; ana ne IS universally esteemed as gentle
man , CT high character Fer the CORRECTNESS of
OF the Lottery Company am willing to vouch.
| The drawings Of the lottery. seml-annual and
moi!fhy, are under the sole and exclusive control
OF Gen. BeauTeyart and myself. the officials or the
Lottery Coalag hGrt''g nothing TO do ,rth them,
etspt TO- Furnish as rttIt The requisite materials
ana facilities; ana zee take especial care that the
| MGNtagS are published precisely as they take
| 81 may say here that there are manv people who
/ cannot understand how it is that, when they have
! bought i've, ten, fifteen or twenty tickets, they
nav. draw, , NOTHING II Is only necessary to say
sarily be very great ny who draw nothing II It
Were not SO, 10 one would be fool enough 20 estab-
| iish lottery. Where man. by spending ten dol
lars, stands chance OF drawing 3l500OO. $4,000,
$n,oo, and various ether lrizeS OF smaller amounts;
or. by spending five dollars. can draw $4,000.
ss3rSo, sloNoo, and various other prizes down to
$25 he must not be surprised IL he falls after taking
many chances. II Is matter OF chance or luck
| entirely.
opportunity to test the integrity OF The Louisiana
State Lottery 'mpany In all OF its dealings. and we
are willing to vouch for ii, as we have done on
repeated occasions II any one satisfy us that
| the company has acted fraudulently in any OF
It's dealings NC viii dissolve our connection with
IL very promptly, and take far more efficient
measures 10 expose its msteeiS than can be taken
| 10y lrresponslb!e anonymous newspaper cores
| pOndents.
'The Company, which numbers among its stock
holders some OF the most respectable gentlemen OF
New orleans, has sense enough to Know that il can
make great deal more money 10y conducting its
operations iairy and honestly, than by resort to
fraud 1t has firm financial basis 10 stand On.
ana ls therefore subject to the hostility OF other
lottery companies which have no CAPITAL
81 may add that IL pays for the support OF the
Chafity Hospital in New Orleans, OF the noblest
charities In all the country. $4,000 per ann,un
according to its contract with the state. Besides
THIS. its principal proprietors contribute very lit-
efaily and largely TO other charities and public
enterprises Ut j. A. EARLY
The DulcipkOne
Musical Sewing Machine attachment win Mt any
machine: can be played by any one over 1000 diff
1lFipa Com. con
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The City Wholesale Markets.

PRICES OF POULTRY AND GAME Ipy,yrrp-Rrrrr
AND IFS IarrATIoNS-FRrITS AND VEGETABLES.
Inc wholesale City markets have changed very
httie since the last report There is not much
doing in the way OF -four other than supplying the
current local demand Grain continues steady
with cats trifie higher and with an upward look
Inc nay market Is stll well supplied and but little
inquiry. Rye straw Is still in demand
Poultry Is In demand and transactions are quite
active Tor all arrivals Dressed turkeys range Is 10
Il cts at wholesale. and for large size Is 10 Is Ats:
undrawn IL 10 Is cts; live II 10 II cts ChckeSS III
TO ID cts for dressed undrawn to IL cts old fowls
live, TO cts: medium and large spring Chickens
s TO cts. Game Is rather scarce and high and hui
little arriving quail 81 IS to 81; pheasants, $3.50 10
S. rabbits, 81 TO S. and wild turkeys, 10 10 cts
per pound.
Butter.-There Is much poor butter coming in as
shown by the paleness OF color, and though some
oflt quite good yet the sales are on the basis OF
common. Imitation butter Is on the increase and
much OF It is reported 10 be selling for genuine.
Good creamery is selling as high as from 30 TO 40
CTS. in large lots, and limitations at "a TO - cts.
New York fancy, new 80 10 81 ctS do. good. % 20
y cts; western factory, best, q to - cts: Virginia,
Maryland and Pennsylvania at all prices according
10 quality.
The egg market is very fcsle and purchasers are
careful. I'm view of sudden changes in the price. A
fine open spell of weather is liable 10 lower the
rarket Nearby fresh are worth 81 10 IS: western,
IS TO 81: lined 80 TO 3d.
The supplies OF good green apples are growing
limited and prices are high. The common kinds
are Yet in good supply and still reasonably low All
green fruits are at this time high.
Dried fruits are plentiful and in less demand than
heretofore. The varieties are fun and keep up
we'll.
The vegetable market is steady and sales brisk,
especially for good potatoes and onions.
THEATER OVER THE LIGHT INFANTRY ARNoRY.
The plans for the proposed new building for the
TO Include tleatcr in the upper story instead OF a
mere assembly room.
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Immense bargains at the closing out sale OF
me shoes. Everything at actual cost. Cali early
at SINSHEIMER & BRO, s0S 18th st, tr
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LOOK FIEasAS-! FoUr hast cabinet photographs
any style, !or q. New York Photo. Co., 123 18th
street northwest
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The Little Daikx

$3 Per Gallon. 7Sc. OF. ROt,fe. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world fer the money.
5I,eO4U MCGEES 9th street, near d.
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FSoN til.s Gay Oh WIN sell OFT entire stock of
boots and shoes ds COS. - close business
SISSUEIHER & Bro
9TH st
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4i0 and 4l2 9Th street. Branch 18th and F.
Prime York River and other fine grade OF oysters.
choice Steamed, Stews, Raw, &C.; also Chesapeake
Ierrapin, Old Maryland style, at 18TH and L. Life
time experience Ladies' large saloons attached 1
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GREAT BARGAINS in pianos and OrganS-Ss2 sos,
S5C ,6o. 50. sisi and upwards for cash 1T John f.
Ellis d Cos, 81 Pa ave, near 10Th street.
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CITY ITEMS.
.sSerye,l the DENTS, Rfrh, :,

Over One-'Ebirtl of n Century Ola.
and more useful than ever-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrul
Price Is cents
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A PRHREND.
assignee.

}. r. FREEsfAS, 18th ald Z streets: greenhouses
SIG ana streets; CiIt ti6%trS, decorative plants
&c, &c. Telephone.
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T. UT1cuR EMEnrr
THE GREAT SKIN CURES. BLOOD PURIFIERS AND
SKIN BEAUTIFIERs
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF
SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES,
FROM PIMPLEs To sCRoFULA
pISFIGURING HUMoRs,

Itching and Burning fortunes. Painful Eruptons Said
Rheum Eczema, Psoriasis Scald Head Infantile or
Birth Humors and every form Of Itching ScAly pimp-
ly Scrofulous Inherited Contagious and CoITer-ool.
ored Diseases Of the Blood SKIN and Scalp with Loss u
Hair, positively cured by the CUTIcUR. REMEDIEk
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-sServei the Dentist Right,
The boys said that it served Cid Doctor Tooth
stlf1er rig-t. when he had the toothache so badly
that he couldn't sleep at night. He had inflicted
so much pain on other people, in pulling and mend
ing their teeth that they thought II would be good
for him to suffer little himself The leading DEN
list or Portsmouth. Nh, knows what pain is and
has relieved himself from the twingeS of neuralgia
by the Use OF Perry Davis Pain Killer. He regards
Il without a rival,
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TIE WHISKY LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS
TIE delay In granting whisky men an extension
OF time In which to take out OF bond the vast sup,
ply Or wills Y on their hands Is working great in
jury 20 large holders, and Will compel them to
place their Old WHISTLES the market at very low
rates III order 10 raise revenue. Mr. George W.
Driver, with his usual foresight, has secured large
lots OF fine old rye and Bourbon. five and seven
yea Oil, which ne Will hereafter sell at ten cents
glass. whether straight or mixed Mondays Re-
Ils5ifCtH y III devote column 20 Mr.. Driver, which
viii prove Interesting.
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PURE TEA and hCw tn get il; see interesting adj
YertiaeInent Oh first page, first column.
LEWIS PLAsTERS.-STell Try them