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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
base Rail.

The Port Tobacco Toys l'iug eiattd Nth
/ their victory over The CAlv'It team TOW fee
that they able TO clean al, LEGAL uine 1t
/ the ccdnty and will try their hand tor The FRS
VIA. 20 tay v:ih - "a. club y rls! irg ,hs
! Aliens Fresh team on the grounds al Allen
Fresh ~ $50 o clock We understand thai
the Allen Fr.shers are pretty lively With the
ball nd ia, "ud good game may leeIpec'ed
The las; Ct the series Of cha nFIonshIp game
between Calvert aud Charles mines viii be
pIayed on the grounds al Bryanrowu on next
Friday, August ls', at 80 o'c.otk. his
game was scheduled for Port Tobacco, hut as
the distance between Benedic, and this village
and return is 10 great 10 be made in one DAY
the game at the request of the Calvert nine.
was changed to Brysnio~n As each OF these
cluLs have won one game in this series and a.
the championship OF Southern Mar. land seems
to lie between them, nd as This all te the de-
Gliding contest for that honor, ii is expected
that both teams will pu; forth all their nerve
and energy for success. \ good game may be
expected between these two clubs and no doubt
Il large crowd will be 10 attendance TO witness
the contest. Capt. Daley expects TO have the
following nine in The field Hyde C.. Berry p
Muschette b, Daley b, Sassc-r 81, WEIGH
5. $, Wood f., Morris f., Mudd f.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

TO ADVERIISERS.-TH TIMES hdrih9
1arger e;TculGaion than any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
TO insert their announcements in lis coltenns. Send
for card rates. ,chich lo,O aay other paper
in Southern Maryland, 10 sag nothing about circula-
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

On last Sunday Thos. Bennett and Will
Bennett, two youths from Washington, were
arrested by officer Jos. N. Hayden at Ceda r
Point for disorderly conduct and attempting to
create a disturbance at that place. The youths
are about IS and 20 years Of age and ale
brothers. They were brought to town on
Sunday evening and lodged in Jail. On Mon
day they had hearing before Justice Sn DOT,
who, after he lrng the evidence of the fficer
who made the arrest, { ff,red 10 swear the boys
and hear their defense, but they said that all
the officer swore to was true and that they had
no defense t. make, but asked the justice TO be
lenieat with tht IN as. they were under the in
fuer &c of liqnor at the time and scarcely knew
what they were about They were fined ST 90
each and costs Not having money enough
with them to settle the costs hsy Were remand
ed to iail to await its settlement. They at
once wrote to LENDS in Washing ton and re-
cevel the money TO pay their fines, amounting
to Sc, 90, BY Wednesdays mail and were at
once discharged.
SPRING SUITs. latest desi-ns, Eiseman Bros.
18th and Ss, Washington, ID. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

We only ask you to note our figures,
examine our goods and compare them
with the many trashy offerings made
by other clothing houses.
Our 81 Sailor Suits for Bows from to 10 years
sold everywhere for 81.
Our line of So Boys Long Pants Suits, u.s.
ually sold at So
Our Iudigo-Bue Mems Suits, s., 5O-a tremen-
dous bargain.
Our Fat mems Suits at SO; reduced from SIC
SIS and Sl3, so. 8
Mems Cass Coats, 50, s., so, $3.50, many o
them fully worth from 81, 80 to Sl2 An
enormous line of thin Coats, Suits and
Busters at extraordinary low figures.
Come early and get tie pick at
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
Circuit Court.

The intermediate term OF the Circuit Court
met on Monday, Judge Stone on the bench.
and adjourned about noon on Tuesday, thus
making one Of The shortest sessions we believe,
upon record There was only one regular case
tried, the equity case of Richard NJ Smoot vs.
| Edward l.. Smoot and Geo A. Huur', involv-
! ing a claim by Richard NJ. Smoot to piece Of
land sod 10y Edward l.. Smoot to Mr.. Hunt.
The case WAS argued on Monday, after the call
ing of the dockets Was completed, BY Mr.. Posey
and Mr.. Mitchell and he!dsub euri1by the Court.
4 mother case was informally heard by the
Court involving the method Of adjusting the
Shefitfs pouLdage fees Mr.. T. Elyear Card
ner's farm levied on under judgment for
$40, 900 and before sale was made a compromise
WAS effected by which the sum of So 900 WAS
accepted by the plaintiff discharge of the judg-
ment. The Sheriff, in computing his fees in
the case, charged full poundage fees on
r;rc sshi of SIC, ESQ, although the props rty
levied on was only appraised at about 81, 900
Mr. Gardiner paid it, but consequently, by ad-
vice Of counsel, be demanded of the Sheriff the
refunding of all poundage fees above the apprais
I'd value of the farm levied on, which the
Sheriff refused to do without the order Of the
Court and hence the informal hearing of this
case The case was argued by Mr.. Edeen for
Gardiner and Mr.. Posey for the Sheriff The
Court held that the Sheriff bad no right 10
charge poundage fees or any greater sum than
the appraised vslu of the property levied on,
and ordered the residue to he refunded. Judge
Brooke arrived by the evening train on Mon
day but found that there was no further bust
ness before The Court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

Has been r, IN 4, kahl. ut i,r re 50 the
decline 10 srasonatle clorhing a. you vii see
upon calling On {. \. OHM 4 SIN. $50 "
Pratt s., and IS Hanover -.
They quote brow and srriF.d linz pants at
so cents, a loi Of independent tins casslmvr.
coats Mt 90, , 50 and , 90. worth three times
the amount. aud special tots al half value. You
mus, look at them when in Bal,rSole by al.
means jul, - 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

Brooks Again.
On Saturday last Mr.. james Fowler and
Jim Smothers, colored, arrested colored man
who applied to Mr.. Fowler for food, supposed
to be the notorious colored man, William
Brooks. At mid night he was brought before
Justice Medley who committed him to Jail. A
number of persons who supposed to know
Brooks have visited him, but there was d.
versty of opinions as to his identity. The
Justice wrote to the Sheriff Of Charles county
to come up and identify the prisoner. He says
his name is Frank Morsell and that be came
from Georgetown.-Marlbor Gdzene
Sheriff Smoot received a notification on Mon
day that the man above alluded to, supposed
to be Brooks, was in the Jail at Marlboro
awaiting Identification. He went to Ma rlboro'
by the morning train Tuesday and returned at
mid day saying that the man was not Brooks.
D. IL. 4 ~,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

For quality, beauty, novelty and varied
STYLES this stock of suits for Men, Boys and
Children cannot be surpassed anywhere. Low
prices in every department. We advise every
resident to pay ACNE HALL, 2C9 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, a visit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
AGENTS WANTED,

To sell the LIVES OF CLEVELAND
AND HENDRICKS" First and best out
Send for circulars at once.
ANDREW J. HANNA, Publisher.
~ w. Fayette St., Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
The Csmtng Campaign

Is seitating the minds Of the people, but
not 80 the question where TO buy the cheapest
and best made clothing AS the leading Baltimore
Clothiers c. n Oehm, 80 W Pratt St and
IS Hanover ST, have long demonstrated the
fact, tina, they cant be undersold They are
at present closing out the balance Of their hand
some stock Mt such low figures tina, our friends
should hasten to give them an early call,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

The Cleveland and Hendricks Clue will
meet at Cross Road on Saturday next for the
election of permanent officers, at which meeting
the members of the Club extend cordial in
vi.ations to the voters OF No. District to join
said club. Meeting at o clock P NJ.
JNo. H. PosEY, President pro tenn.
SAML. H. SpEAkE, Secetary pro TEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25


Look Out for Them.
A new counterfeit Treasury $40 note ha
made its appearance. 1t is of the 1875 serie
and bears the signature of James Gill6lan
Treasurer" lis number is 3S5, 2s5. There
are no Treasury notes of the year 1875 serie:
bearing the signature of James Gill6llan, ant
this is one way the spurious ole can be de
tected On the top, the imprint, Engraving
and Printing" is omitted, while fibre paper
is not used The note is fair one in appear
anee, and it might easily deceive merchants oil
those handling money, on which account We
call attention to its spurious character.
For SPRING SUITs 60 TO Else man Bros, 9Th
and Z Sts., Washington, d. c.
Writ Randall for Congress.
A Southern Maryl Republican, who
has had honors fro m his party, said on Tuesday
that the indications are Tor the nomination OF
Mr. Writ Randall, of Anne Arundel, men,
Der of the House of Delegates, for the Republi-
can nomination in the fifth congressional dis
trict. He thought this would be good nom-
nation. Mr.. Barnes Compton, whom he looks
upon the coming Democratic candidate, he
said, is popular in Southern Mary land, and
the result of the contest will largely depend
upon the development: in the presidential cam
vass He indicated as his belief that the ap-
parent strength of the presidential candidates
on the near approach Of the election will have
much 10 DO with cengressiona! campaign, and
that bich ever party is shown by the signs OF
-.T- -7-.iE' rrv,.s--,-
natislal 6eht, will carry the fifth COMPRESSION
al district-Balto Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
The Harvest

For clothing buyers has arrived, and
no one should fail to grasp the oppor-
tunity to buy good, reliable Mems,
Boys and Children's Clothing for a
mere song. We have done good sea-
son Unsuccessful business, and are now
determined to offer the balance of our
stylish, nobby and we'll made garments
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
Look Oul for Them.

BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, 18th and E
Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
/ LIKE OPPOSITION?
DEFY COMPETITION!

/ LIKE OPPOSITION? IDEFI COMPETITION! !,
and in viii bulge from position that the above brands of Fertilizers
Maryland other My trade has steadily
which
Plging he
And kinds Felng material
which
Southern Maryland this spring hope personally
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
Brooks Again.

EIsEMAN BRos popular tailors and ciothitr>
Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, cor. 18th and
E Sts., Washington, D. c.
Quiet Wedding.
Port Tobacco was the scene of very qniet
wedding on last Tuesday afternoon, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Charles Jones, living
in the neighborhood of Pisgah, and Miss Matte
Gaily the efficient teacher of one of the public
schools ia the same section. The ceremony
was performed in the parlors of the Centenn ial
Hotel by the Rev. G. F. Williams, in the pre-
seuce of some members of Mr.. HUNTS family
Immediately after the ceremony the couple left
for their home at Pisgah and We trust that
conjugal felicity will ever attend their welded
career.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25

London Hair RestOFeF-Great English
Toilet Article. Restores growth, color, gloss
and so:tness Removes Dnndruf. Aristocrat-
ic families of Great Britain endorse it. Elegant
dressing. Tragrantly perfumed The favorite
of fashion. AT Druggists for IS /! d. or 10
cts in L. S. money.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
Disturbance at Cedar Point.

EIsEMAN Bros, popular tailors and clothiers,
" ASKING ton, d. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
No 637 Equity

NO ooi Equity
nRDERED this cath day OF June 1854
" that the report of the sale of the real
estate in the above entitled cause made by John
II. Mitchell. trustee, lie ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before the third Monday of July next. Prov
ided copy OF this order be inserted in some
new spaper published in Charles county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the third
Monday Of July next. The report states the
amount Of safes to be FIVE hundred and ninty
SIX dollars, (S596l
True copy-Tcst BIG SToxEsrREEr, Clerk
27-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
SchoOnars for the Oyster Navy.

SPRING SUITs. latest desi ms, Eiseman Bros.
18th and Sts., Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
Writ Raj dalI for Congress.

For SPRING SUITs 60 to Else man Bros, 9Th
and Z Sts., W ashington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-07-25
The Reeltue tu Wheat

CHILDREN Suits, Eisemsu Bros. 9Th and
SITS, Washington, ID. {.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-22

.. Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
suffered Terribly-"Nothins seemed 10 help no !.
could not got out Of bed. d. smith cur d ne"
-F IEpH. PHILLIPS,
~ MEAolitan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-22

Cats ought to have an honored place On
the farm, but Too often they have no place
at all This is because they are kept at
the houae, ioudled BY the pet loving chill.
dse., and fed by the kind.hearted woman
until they become ley and worthless. The
farmer esteems ca 6 less highly than dogs;
but the former are sometimes Of the greater
value to him. Barn cats should rarely be-
allowed to come to the house, and ntver be
fed there. All tina. they need ia plenty Of
milk; compel them 10 get the rec: Of their
living, and they will find it about the barn,
srsnaries, cribs, sheds and in the hslds. A
good mouser is worth cents per day about
pranary, crib, CT barn. Mice not only
destroy grain. bnt mskeit filthy for atocE =;
hey nibole sacks and Implements, and do
much other mischief. A sgoed ca. will de-
s.roy large rats as well as the young ones.
We hare Nh old Maltese Tom, which geta
his living by catching gzound.mics in the
orchard and garden, and is therefore val.
uable cat. At this season, when barns,
grsneries, aud cribs are flled, a cat is
doubly useiul. Givs Tom and Tabby a
lair trial, aud : on will always keep cats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-22
EMMA NEVADA.
The fsauty or Der Private Life She Cap.
turea aounod In "The Redemption"
pdrii Correspondence ". Y Ttfixne. HlH r'AN

The fsauty or Der Private L ife- She Can.
tnre" aounoh In "rhe REDEEM psten."
fart, Correspondence y. y Tttixne. r'AN
Emma Nevada has loft for Madrid, along
with her father, Dr.. Wi1om. She was very
tired, and glad Of a change. Few singers
have met with favor as q drawing.room
cantatrice. Her private LIE Is 30 exempla.
~ that she Is invited to private concerts at
the greatest houses in the quality Of diva
aud Of guest. ! fear that the quarantine
regulations at St. Jean de- LUZ will be 10
her cause Of much worry and interfere
with her operate engagements. Emma
Nevada Ia truly an American girl OF whom
Der country should be proud. She Is sim.
pie, fearless, guilelea rs child, and
though quick and clear.headed, not q bit
smart" lii the sense which European car.
icatnrists OF Uncle Sam attach 10 that
word. It Is impossible to know her aud not
like her. In October she GOES 10 Norwich,
a cathedral city which may be regarded
90 an ancestor Of New England, and
is TO BinE there during the Ave days Of the
Musical Festival In the oratorios Of "Elf.
jan" "Tha Messiah" and Gounod's "Re.
demption." The last week she studied
uader the master himself. He was one
dsy 80 enchanted with her Interpretation
that he called bis family into the room
where she. wss practising and said: Listen
to the sou! which this child gives to my
music" He obliged her to 20 over the en-.
tire par! again for his wits and daughter,
and wept Us heplayed the accompaniment.
The aged enthusiast when she had dore |
ctiaspedi her, in bis arms and expressed |
himself her debtor. He gave her letters 10 |
q een Christina and many influential per.
SONS In Madrid. Then presenting her a |
copy Of 1.-THE Redemption" be wrote on u: |
"a ma chere petite Emma Mrada. Je c,n6a
|e Sprano s1to en- l.uie sincerile."
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George Frnucn rrn,n's Little Joke,

n. I. tor. cincinnati Commercial Gctet!e,
Most people remember him as an elo.
quent and successful but cratic lecturer
ten years or 30 ago. remember we'll how
his strong, thrilling speeches for the
Union rang from one end Of England to
the other in the early days Of the war,
when Great Britain was on the point Of
taking sides with the South and accession,
Train did valiant service for his country in
her critical hour. Some OF these speeches
are noble examples Of impassioned clio.
qusrce. American school boys committed
lhem to memory, and repeated them with
beating hearts and q .sbipg EYES, irettiu2
the while becauss they were not old
enough togo and be soldiers Of the Uaion.
Well, poor George Fraucis has quite lost
his MIND NOW. HIS hair is nearly snow
white, and OF pleasant weather he sits hud.
died upin heap upon bench in Madi.
son Square Park all day long, from ten
o'clock III the morning till 10 d night. He
has guardians to take care vi his properly,
His living expenses are paid by these at a
hotel in the vicinity OF the PARK. He wears
suit Ct dazzling white linen, and is sur
rounded from morning ill night by groups
Of children. He tells them wonderful
stories and brings papers OF candy, which
be Distributes among them with rigid i'm.
partisllty.
He attracts considerable attention, ait.
ting there in his snow.white clothing sur.
rounded by the children.
He believes if he talks to nobody but
children he will live to be hundred wears
old. He was formerly LOGGER in our ho.
tel, but he became 50 cranky and uncom
Portable for the rect, that he had to be dis.
missed. Yet with all his lunacy, gleams Of
the ancient mother wit still shine out. Al
the hotel he was once telling man for
perhaps the hundredlh time, now BIO OK.
pected to live to be two hundred years
old.
well" said the man, "if you live to be
two hundred years old, when that time
comes just send me photograph Of your.
self, Will you" IN
Eyes" said George Francis instantly, II
will # l can re: oNe taken upon any ma
terial that won't melt." ~
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Homo Proof.

o. naney AUG Liver Diseases and Rheatast
suroted Terribly-"Eothiug seemed 10 heln n.o
could not got out Of bed. d. smith cur re." -
.s .g,s. zEpH, PHILLIPS,
catarrh, Polypus OF Nose, Impaired VOICE -sr,
Tered fox years. patent medicine failed 10 hsp Iaa
CHARLES oHAppucx.
nv,n,,,,. q spe!dei 4 Co., wheeling. ". Va.
10, year Jailed y slye me relief D. sniIh cuiod
f1n-"Hsd them fot fourteen Year,. Dr. smith
'u scsons Running $40 a0u E.sa
s s1, for fourteen yexm. Nothing sesmed 70
MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
49,. , Market street. Wheeling, W, Va
y ca. out three .nes l.rs.urued sitef each oper.
a. Mon on, D'' Smith cured ne ri.h9ut mile ea.e
Files, rhtul. 0! AnuG-Fl.l on my S.cs for = Is
Without knife In n's weeks
Wholesale Grocer. Main st., Wheeling. WV
vao q Il ssft KS proIapsus and pe
D'. anith cured me Without knile." A'" '''
WASHINGTON pKLANr.
Martins Ferry,
honal services III my family have been meal nstts
!sctory, And commend him 10 ali a . Ventlernan
and Ekilliul physician" 'AA''aAo
;. Nm. Margaret holb ays: II had been suge,,ns
III even Yeas aud treated ~ many physicians ioi
In sisht hours rSr1u1 Cd monster l09 ieet lonc"
female ConplA!ni.-rhre years In hospitafE IN, /
emsles, give me peculiar advantages in such cases
ftomSch, Kidneys. aktl, blood, nervous anention.
.aa weaknesses Of men and youth, sc,oiulS aud
Piles cured without tue knife !
lho GttAlsction guaranteed. 4 chat Tor ,eIi,cY.
lninaiion sent on receipt Of two ,h1eeceu, stsn1s
md advice returned free, s~1f.
Consultation at onacc tree. once aous from |
|. u to7f. H., daily. Cali on OF address
JOHN Z eMITH. ND.
my No. 1to4 Chapline Ct, Wheeliur. IL Y.
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uku.Ek,ss Anu tohhGGo.
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RetrnJ cd b. n Wumnu's Tooth,
Exchange.


Guibll, the aasa sin, has inst been con.
vic,ed at Perpignsn Of the murder Of girl
named Marie Csrbere. The evidence
which proved him to be her murderer vas
very curious. Guibsl had been suspected
Of having killed the girl, ss she had never
been seen since one day when she was
known to have been in bis company. But
he strenuous|y denied all knowle dpe Of
her. and the case was about to be abandon.
ed for want OF proof, when girl came for.
ward who had been Ma.ie's intimate friend.
Search among the possessions Of the
accused" she said, "and 1t you find amonp
them gold ring set With a woman's tooth
instead Of a etcne. The tooth vas mine
hero Is the space from which 1t vas ,akea
and had 1t get and gave it to Marie Ger.
here as token OF friendship" Tho ring
vas found among hoard Of trir kets be.
longing to Gaibal, snd On hearing OF i.a dis.
cove1y be at once confessed,
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thc LGcotnotive Headlights OF tho New
York Newspapers anu Their hethuus
Of WoFL
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where Ihey Have Some Climate.

Dayton Journal.
Two men were introduced to each o!he,
at San Francisco club the other day anC
left together. They had never seen each
other, and both were new members. There
was lissle pause. Then one Of them, tc
break the silence, opened conversation:
Remarkable climate this, isn't III"
Wonderful. I never saw anything like
70 temperate and cool and enjoyable. II
Yes. don't altogether like the fogs.'
mo, nor the afternoon wind"
And It Is sometimes too hot in the
morning."
the dust, too, is occasionally trouble.
soma"
Bat it ia fine climate"
"lndeed 1t ia. We can't complain"
Have you been here long p
"Only fifteen years"
There was an awkward stop. They look.
ed At each other.
~ thought you were stranger"
"oh, no. l presume you have Just ar.
rived ?"
~! was born in San Francisco"
Jerusalem Lot US drink"
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Stop That I;OuYnl

By using Dr.. Fraziers Throat and Lune
bal.am-tne only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoa.sensss and Sore Throat, and al!
disp.ses Of the throat and lungs. Do no,
neglsct Cough. II mhy prove fatal. Score.
AID hundreds Of grstetul' people owe thei,
lives to Dr.. Frxziet's Throat and LING Bal
sam, and no family will ever be ". thout II
after once using it, and discovering its mar.
velous power. It IL put up in large family
bottles aud sold for the small price 50 cents
per bottle. FaAz1xa AzD,c1sx Co., PROPS
Cleveland, Ohio. o.,. -. - =
esratoga high Rock Spring Water for sale
BY druggists.
Wholesale Agents: LosAN & Co., Wheeling.
W. vs., and J. @. Dent d Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio nav