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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-06

Sales, 5000; American, $500; export spec
ulation, 1000; imports, 5000; American,
| 700.
FUTURES CLOSED firm; generally point
| higher.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % bid Decem-
| ber-J January, 53l bid; January February, 3d.
February March. SO bid; March April, 5 4S
bid; April-May, 3 46 asked; May-June, 80
| bid; June-July, 5 IS bid.
/ NkM YORK
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-06
Live Stock ETarkels

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November 3.-1he Drover's Jour
nal reports:
HOGS Receipts. 10000; dull, weak; lie
lower; 81 20 to S4.a5
CAITI Receipts 5000: slow; export
grades SG.15 TO 6.S5; choice shipping, $3.50 to
go; common to fair, 81. IS to 5.25; range
cattle, Texans, SS.45 to 425
SHEEP-ReceipjS LOO: fair, active firm
inferior to fair, 81 { 81: medium to good, S.
to $50; choi e, S4to 4.45
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-06
GSGn - TT -

WHY WILL ANY ONE SUI Err FROM CoRNS
when they can get bottle Ga the "GERiAN
CORN RENO YER "a certain Az painless REM
edy for both Corns and Bunions-of Gny Druggist
for IS cents. There are worthless imitations-sim-
liar in name. Be sure to get the GERMAN
CORN REMOVER G. n. GRETFESTON Sole
Proprietor, lis Fulton Street. Ney. YORK.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-11-06
The Markets.
FiNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
DAIRY STATESMAN OFFICE,
Cotton

Nov. 6. 1894.
The election excitement was not sbated to
day and there was only partial revival from
the business suspension of Tuesday.
Cation
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
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4 MORdLIZING CHINIMAN.
some Home Thrnsts at Americans
ami GOOD Words for the Chinese.

at
ami Good Words for the Chinese.
lu aH interview with Chang, the
CEiuese giant, in Cincinnati paper, sp-
pears the following
On the table was book in Chinese
characters. The paper was as fne as
velvet, aud was printed on one sids only.
"You read him wrong" said Chang.
at is Chinese Bible. You must read
MIN up and down. Do believe in the
Btle'
ooh, yes, am a Christian, because
Christian takes his Bible from Chinamsu.
The political moral taught by our great
philosopher. Confucius, or we say King
tu tse, and see how closely the Bible doc.
trinss resemble the principles in which
wa are educated. Our legelds correspond
closely with those OF the Old Testament.
My people are She then Chinee, as we
are called. We have a high-clsss people,
low class people, same here. Very few
first-olsss people you see here from my
country. The worst class you have.
Compare them with your own worst class.
| Chiusmen work hard, cave much. lie
very little, steal not ali; never make bad
| citizens. Some say this free country.
| Opeh yuuT hhhu W lSuOEaut VI oEueE
nations. In prison, in work house
no Cinnamon but plenty Of othei
nations. You say Cinnamon can't com,
hare. hut You welcome drunBards anC
thieves from other lands. Just think,
engage to come mere TOR Barnum. | csI
not leave ship because | am Chinsnau
The collector pass me because | am
curiosity, just like some buy pieces o
bris-s brRc. You invite Chinaman to b.
citizsn. He stay hep country Just lik
German. We use type and printin
thousand years before you. You can no
make silk like this | wear. You shoul
see tine farms OF my brothers near Peki
and Wespg Hoe. You say We can liv
on the waste of your fathers. Is that
sign that We grow rich by employment
others shun : Yet your sacred writing
teach that waste and idleness are sinf1
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
TIRED BfRDS.
rhe Thousands OF Miles Migration
Made by Some of Them.

maGe by some OF Them.
In an article on "Blown out to sea" in
the March 81. NichJlas C. +. Holder says:
"Many of our birds fly several Thousand
miles every autumn, passing not only
over Florida, where they might find per
petnsl summer, but over the gulf and far
beyond into the great summer land Of
the Amazon; after short stay, returning
again TO the north, some penetrating to
the extreme shores of the Arctic Sc as. How
the small birds fly so great distances is
almost incOmpreb ensible, but | have
seen many OF our small teathered friends
on the little Key OF Tortugas, 200
miles or more from Cape florida, the
jumping on place OF tue United States.
Grsat fpoks of them wonld slight upon
the walls OF the fort, especially during
storms, evidently thoroughly tired but
the next day they were up and away of
over the great stretch Of the gulf and
the Caribbean sea.
Numbers of the English birds and
mRuy from northern Europe make yearly
Voyages down into the African continent,
and careful observers staVe that they
have seen the great storks, so common in
Germany, moving along high in the air,
bearing on their broad backs numbers Of
small birds that had taken free passage,
or were, perhaps, stealing ride. In
these wonderful migtations many birds
are blown ont TO sea and lost, while
others become so fatigued and worn out
ont that they will alight upon boats. a
NV England fisherman, who in the
autumn follows his calling IA or Is
miles out from shore, informed me that
nearly every day he had four or five
small birds as companions. They had
audefed off irom shore, or were flying
ACROSS the great bay on the lower coast OF
Maine, and had dropped down to rest.
One day the same fisherman fell asleep
while holding his line, an upon suddenly
opening his eyes, there sat a little bird
on his hand, demurely cooking Its head
this way and that, as II ndering
whether he was an old wreck or ieot
OF driitwood.''
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
Advertisement Literaturc.

Detroit Free Press.
Not long sgo a man stood absorbed in
thought at the Counler OF newspaper
office in this city. He was writing some
thing on scrap Of paper, and as friend
passed him he caught at bim as drown
ing man catches st straw.
"Give me word" he exclaimed.
Certainly" said his friend "what
kind of word ~
'0h, anything you can think Of 1t
doesn't matter what"
"How would collaborate dor"
Couldn't be better. Thanks, ever so
much" and he inserted the word aud
handed in the advertisement.
The next morning the friend read:
Furniture sold on collsborated time to
parties desirous OF going to collaborated
house keeping"
A Detroit paper grsvely announces In
its advertising columns:
ITO rent-An elegantly furnished room
to a gentleman already heated"
Among the artistic advertising notices
are the following:
1.-TWO young women want washing"
'WOCd and coal split"
"Teeth extracted with great palms,
A cheerful advertisement is this:
"Try our collins. YoH will never use
any other"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
Daring 1IesmerisIn.

l-Al Mau bhEttyc. ....
A new aud dangerous development Of
mesmertsm Wss displayed ih= oiuer Dag
at Paris TO an admirBg sud syu.patAil
ing public by well known IL smsrist.
who, Al the same time, il lion Keeper
in certain menagefie. a beautiful
young girl, on whom the sp.rltranst
generally practices, was brought into q
cage Of hous, and after heilg tLGpwu
into oatslspic sleep, wa auImi,tsi to
the most frighuuI ordeat5. I1 pur Of
these the head aud arm Oh the Erl we're
put into the mouth Of a lion, F4.au Lad
previously been tutnristsd tg 9-u-s
from its masters whip Bur tA- ap-
psrently dead body did uot .y i-a the
animals appetite At tht suf Of the
Scene the giFl was released am went
smiling away, while the me5nerist esru4d
rich lsurels.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
breaking a Muatang.

In an enLsrtainl-G paper 10 iue March
81. Nlctoils entitled Among the Nus
tangs,' Noah Brooks gives the following
graphic account " the methods Of cap
turing aud breaking the Wild nois- OF tie
prsiries Riding at iu.! speed, the
Mezicans career over tie plains IKE wild
men, wLirling their eollei lariGts, or
lassOs, over their heads % t1ey ty.
Their horses sre covered with foAm, oft-u
bleeding trom the cruel spurs witA
which they are urged On. The
earth trembles uraer the tramp pt uRrv
hcofs beating tie solid ground ,s7 pursuer
and puraued gAl!op msGly tss aud wide
Suddenly the larist sings through the
sir, Its uoOse opeus Itself and drops over
the head of certified fugitive, the
hunters stesd Instantly braces itsef
with its tor-t-et snd arops on iis
hauuehes 50 a. to make sn alcA1rag-, as
it We're, for the aaught mustaJg. AID
there Is no esesps now for tue uapti7-
the hunter next blinds his pri2-, lRkes
turn OF the lsflat srJUui Is mrel-s=
forces heavy bit iutg it, mouIu, -ad a
once begius TO break i, .o tat
saddle. How do you suypos- Ill
poor mus5sus te-ls wL=n u dlds
itsef saidlri, br.t -d aud
strsddled by q tyrsat man 10 vs.u d
Jumps 7iiit legged, pIuus--.Sld kics
No animal lu tine world Aaa sp may
tricks aud autcs a. Deels ssptut 4
wild horse hut mau, Iva cIuql-Jp, j.
equal to all Of thes-- lAs-w agHts .tA,
poor beast, go lately 3 fr-- sut ear-lssi
creature, q wild rOg7r of tue oluudi--
plains, is re1uG.d Co Rbl-ct subj.stlou
lts spirit is broken, AID tD4usa tt MAJ
still retain som- OF I,s uauv,
vioiousness, Il is the slave of ~
owner. Hsnceforth it never .1rsrt- tl
lasso. 1t knows aud dresis the sht o.
one and il il escapes tazre is very .ltta
difficulty in catching it again Bul ID
rider, too, must never forget That tu
hapless captive is only ualf tanned. II
must wstcu il narrowly tor often after
ward, when he least snap p-ets sueL insult
mission, the sts-d be rides wIu Try .
throw him, aud VIII struggle under th
saddle AZ il it were hut newly suared &C.,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
HOPL'S SONG.
Helen NJ. winsIow.

The golden dreams o; youth
Assume a guise of truth
Which age keeps never,
For Hopes voice singeth ever,
"Oh, youth and strong endeavor,
Can win the highest good forever"
Loves subtle intuition
Divines life's glad fruition,
Distrusting never
And sweetly hope sings ever,
"frue love and sweet endeavor
Shall hold the highest good forever"
Loves sacred tryst is broken,
Heartbreaking words are spoken
Her bonds to sever
But still hope singeth ever,
.'Brave heart and strong endeavor
Must lind the highest good forever"
Pale hands are crossed in death
Gone is the quivering breath;
And still low voice never
Stops echoing, echoing ever,
Brave heart and strong endeavor
Have won the highest good forever"
boston Transcript.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
why He Goes on Clutches.

A -ksnsaw traveller.
Mr.. Jacob Gszsly, travelling salesman
for the well known liquor house OF Gum
cane Il Racket, now wears a pair OF
crutches, not tor onament, particularly,
hut msiuiy for use Several DAYS sgo,
d4z-ly, while IN route for rural seat of
.rsde, Tell in with lot of young fellows,
representing many trades and professions.
They exchanged cards, TASKS and com
piiments, old kes nd wesrisome stories.
When Gszely arrived at the small town
where he WAS to transact business, II
possible, he proceeded at ouce to the
house whose wants il the liquor line lie
ever supplied, but upon entering the
store he saw that change in the
roprietorship had taken place. The
proprietor came forward.
"Good morning, sir.
"Go0d morning. | see that this place
has changed ownership. used to do
! considerable business with your prede-
ossscr, and hope to merit your confidence" +"
"YOur name i''
dszsly handed him a card, not his own
commercial paste board, but unfortunately
the name AID two,line advertisement OF a
| young undertaken he had met on the
.raiu. The rerchsut looked at the card
| for a moment AID raid
az am thankful to say, sir, that need
nothing in your line"
But you soon will, hope" replied
Gazeley,
The merchant knit his brows, dropped
. st tch, picked it up, and proceeded to
snit a while longer.
81 hope | may not soon need your
services, sir don't know why you say
That my predecessor ever had any deal.
inFs with you, tor lie is q young man
81 know he is a young msn," said
'ia2-ly, looking aharply al the merchf Mt
but what difference does that make
H. Kept his cellar we'll stocked with NV
soOds, but that's neither here nor there
| have got the best 10 the market, sut
iusi nov We ar selling at strlkBgly low
dEurss. You'll Bever have chance tt
10 better, and | advice you to lay in
stock at once. Now, for your own in
iivsiual use, eau DO the utge thing by
y0u."
ADO yen take me for fool i'
Certainly not. l'm only advising yol
TO buy in time. such rsssOusble figure
will not BE- open to you msuy day
lous-r. lean ix yol mp 10 nice style, r
that when your friends ard neigh hbor
come in
'l m hesrtless scouudrel lN exclsime
the merchant, wheeling Gaz-ly aroun
and kicking him from the door. TIL
fall Injured the young man, hence III
CruieLes The mistake has been dis
covered, aud both parties, young Gael
, in particular, are sorry that such lud
eron7 Misunderstanding should hav
occurred.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
BEHEADED BY 4 LUNATIC.
Harden's Decapitat, d Body Brought
Home for Burial.

Home for Burial.
In rich habit the remains Of John
Joseph Harden, whose head was severed
from his body on Friday at Spoonville.
Conn, by Henry Ely, luna,ic, reposed
in handsome coffin yesterday in the
parlor of his fsther's house, on Third
street, Williamsburg, The undertaken
had so skillfully arranged the
body that no one could detect
that Ely's axe had ont the
head from the trunk. The only mark
noticeable upon the face was bruise on
the right side, while the features had
peaceful expression. Mr.. Harden,
brother Of the dead man, said yesterday
that the latter took charge OF Henry Ely
because he seemed to bs best able to
manage the lnnatic. Ely seemed strongly
attached to his keeper, aud when youpg
Harden tired of keeping vigil over him
two months ago and quilted Spoonville
the insane man seemed to take II keenly.
Harden returned to the place on visit
on Thursday, aud in the evening, at tire
invitation of Mr.. Cowles, q brother in law
OF the lunatic, went TO see him at the
formers house. While there, he ordered
Ely, at the request Of his sister, to
change his clothing. The lunatio at first
detiet him, saying that Harden had not
charge of him any longer, but when
ordered sternly to do ss he was req uested,
he begged to have the matter postponed
until the next morning. Harden con-
nted.
At s o'clock Friday morning Harden
went TO the extension, or, as 1t ia called,
the wood house, from the fact OF the wood
being chopped up there, to wash himself.
While his head wss bent over the basin,
Ely secured the dull axe near by and,
with the first blow, probably, killed
Asrdeu. The unfortunate man fell ON
bis back, aud the infuriated lunatic con
III ned to rain blov after blow on the
neck of the PROSTATE man until the head
WAS completely severed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28

The jsw-lry store Of f. Marks 4 Sons,
In Troy New York, was robbed early
Sunday morning oi diamonds, gold
watches, iswslry, cash, &c, valued at
about 545, 600 The burglars gained en-
trance from an Insurance office next door.
There is DO clue to tbeir identity.
The latest reports Of the disasters by
the tornatoes in Alabama, Georgia, the
gsrolinas, Kentucky aud Tennesses on
Tuesday last, indicate that the losses Of
human lives aggregate nearly 600. The
lo=ses on property 10 Georgia aud Ala
bsma alone are eatimsted at 81, ,OOO, 600
The large hsunery Of Charles j..
Qaimby, at White Plains, New York,
was burned Oh Saturday night. Three
hundred fancy fowls, many OF them
worth $50 pair, we're Lost. Mr..
guimby is president OF the association
which holds yearly poultry show at
Madison Square Garden, New York,
John Barth, an insane inmate Of the
st. Elizsbesh hospital in Belleville Mo.
attempted to kill Sister Liberia in that
institution on Saturday evening, and
followed it by committing suicide, The
scene of the tragedy is only few yards
trom the spot where many lives we're lost
in the recent convent fire.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
THE DAY .AFTER.

From the French OF Dufresney.l
Phillis, mu h more wise than fond,
Thinking no gam comes amiss,
One day exacts from Philimonde
Thirty sheep for just one kiss.
But the next day comes a change,
He will win his will more cheap,
And now he exacts from her
Thirty kisses for one sheep.
Next day Phillis, grown more kind,
Anxious is her love to keep,
so she, with contented mind,
For one kiss gives all the sheep.
Next day Phillis, wise in vain,
Would give sheep and dogs as well
For the kiss the tickle swain
Gives for nothing to Arbelle.
Temple Bar
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
An ynrivalled HAIR Dressing.

Producing as rich and cleanly appearance as If
nature alone had impaired it,
BuRNETT's COCAINE is the best and cheap
est Hair Dressing-kills dandruf, allays irri.
tatiOn, and promotes a vigorous and healthy
growth of the hair. M other compound pro-
duces these results
The superiority of BURNETT's FLAvoRING
EXTRACTS consists in their parfeet purity and
great strength. Tney are warranted free from
the poisonous oils and acids which enter into
the composition of many of the Fictitious
fruit favors now in the market
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
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FrightruI Floods in California.

FAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2l.-A dispatch
to the Erdmmsr from San Bsrnaiino says
there are three ieet OF water in the
streets aud houses are flooded. The
Gown of Fall Brook is reported to
have been entirely washed away.
Many Of the inhabitants are missing and
the supposition is that they have beer
drowned. Many orange groves and vine
yards in the Saa Gabriel valley are com,
pletely destfoy.d
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
POET AND LORD.
John Boyle O'ReiIIy.

God makes a poet touches soul and sight,
And lips and heart, and sends him forth to
sing,
His fellows hearing own the true birthright,
And crown him daily with the love they bring
The king lord makes. by parchment leaf /;
Though heart be withered, and though
sight be dim,
With dulard brain and soul OF disbelief
Ay, even SO he makes a lord of him.
What, then, OF one divinely kissed and sent
To ill the people with ideal words,
Who with his poets crown is discomfort,
And begs parchment title with the lords ?
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28

Two little Newport girls heard their
neighbor motLers speaking Of burglars
getting into houses, when the following
inuocsrt prsttle took place "Ktn the
burglars get into your house, josie ~
"No cause we keep all the doors locked,
mud then they can't get iu.' "We Keep
all the doors locked too and papa he's
dot night key" "My papa he's dot
night key, too; bnt mamma she took it
away from him, cause it made him stay
ont so late. Doss yonr pspa's night key
make him stay out late 7" "No, cause
mamma wont lot pspa 60 ont by hisself
aud she goes vii him, and then he comes
home soou. ."-Kmucty StIte Journal
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
MORE WONDERFUL YET,

PlOii 3is o. isI, ~, OF tw MY yesrs' sJsidng, 10y
DuricuRA kkMkplks, The most wohieriu 'nre
,,n ec, tu "a tiustpanfnl ut scales fall from him
dally Physicians auu his friends thought he must
die IN, o sworn to hofore a Justice ~ the peace
and Heudt .Ou's most trOHlt AtnL cit ye ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
8sgister's Aottres.
p RGIsTBR's oRDRk.
REaIsrER,s OFFICE.

REGISTEH's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DBL. Feb, l5 1894
Upon the application of Edward Brlughurst Jr
executor OF Edward Eringhurst, late OF Wii,iing.
ton nundred, III said county, deceased, Il Ia
ordered and directed by the Regiser, thai tha
executor aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF letters testalnentary upon the estais OF The
deceased, with the date VI granting thereof hy
causing yertlsenants TO he posted within forty
days from the date " such letters, In the most
public places 1f the county Of ew Castle requ ring
all persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and al, o caute the
same to be Inserted within the came period IN the
EVERY EVENING, newspaper published IN " j.
mlngtoni Hnl to he continued therein three
weeks teodl.
diven under tine hand and Seal Of once
OF the Register Aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN
Ia =. New Castle county, Aforesaid, the day and
1asr shove written,
8, q. BlGGs. Register.
kOTICE.-hll persons having Claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the sine duly
httested 10 thn executor on before tho 10th
day OF February A. H., 1870 or abide the 4 ct
pf Assembly m .rcn case mads aud provided,
EDW ARD BRlSGIIuRsT, IR.,
,.. EGeCutUr.
ieOlB tsSw
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
DiYerA, Ilangera.

New Slur sw.tS lrlsSr,ph.
The business id extremely hazardous"
saih Mr. Wentworth TLomAs. at is
now n years since I entered upon the
profession. Daring that time have
besu personally acquainted with 20
divers Taree ut these have persisted by
7utloeation in th-iT armor aud 3 have
lost their lives by variety of accidents
Only four remain. But many Of these
men worked only two three or five years,
40 the average lie ot the diver cannot
exceed six or eight years.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
All MOST INCREDIBLE,

Jnmes E Richardson, u Lom House, New
Olt.an, , IA o.. h, says, lu 1877 SefofulouS U ce
btnke out on my body until WAS mass Oi corfup-
lion everything known TO tUe medi al fatuhywr
trl Il Ia vain. Thecame u mere wreck. htt mes
cnnlI mo- IN my h inds 10 my head, uld not turn
in pei wa In Goa ataut pain, and laoked upon lie
as n curse relief or cure In ten years. III lSSO
| hear / OF the 1uTiCuHA REMEDIES, usei them
nd vas leTf scily curtd ~ . ..,..,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
SLIDES IN FIpB TUNNELS.
Terrible Snow Storms ana Floods
In California, Delaying Trains ana
DeinoIfshtDg TunneIs-The storm
sill Continuing,


StiiI Continuing.
FAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2l.-By the burst
lug Of the Bailma creek into the lake
near South Msuica, Doctors Jeffreys and
Cook were washed out to sea and
drowned
AT Tshschapi, CAL, there have been
slides in the Southern Pacific Tunnels
Nos. / 3, G, s and from majAve to
Lancaster. The ground is too wet K. to
work aud the foreman reports that there
is work on his section alone for ] 200
men. The San Fernando Tunne, ia re-
ported to have cavet at both ends. 1t
will be week b,fors the road will be
opened to Los Angeles.
AT Truckee, CAL, the snow storm has
been terrible. Trains both ways are
delayed by the falling OF snow sheds.
The railroad company is doing all in its
power to keep the road open, A large
gang is working to clear the track. The
storm still continues.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
STILL MORE so,

win Mcdonald, 2512 pe ,tDj,nsr ct, Vhlcag0,
grNetu ~ auhLO,s Irtiges cure q tczeula, or eat
lSh uu, on he'd lie X, face arms ard hgs fuV
seventeen year,; 1ot abe m We. ekcSnt on hands
nd knees Tor oe year; not 10 10 help himself for
elghf ytaTs; tried hundreds OF remedies; DO 'tOfs
I 10 onnced his case On4less, pDrmaneutly cured
hY the urIEuIiA n MEMEDIES
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
Archbishop Gibbons, Return.

BALTIMORE. Feb. % "A letter has been
fecelvsd i'll this city from Archbishop
Gibbons, declining q public reception and
parade OF the united Catholic societies of
Baltimore oil his return to this city from
ROME.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
DON'T WAIT.

Write 10 MS fol here testimonials In full or ser Il
dh tIOlni rites. Il ar .bsOlniely true and
giveu with vi our knOwehge o. 81 licitatOu. Don I
walt. Now Is t.e time to cure every spe les Of tc-
lug, Scaly Pimpy, Scrofu,Ous Inherited, 20 "a
giJus aud CopJer-rolured Diseases OF the Blood,
KIN and sea u with Loss Of Hair
SDli by all druggists, Price: tuTtCURA, 90 etc.
REsoLvRNr. Sli SOAR, 30 cts. POTTER DHCG
AND LHkMlCAL CO., Boston, Mass.
BEAUTYtEiY5y ssS eSnsn saassesis, sfTgsa al and
) IN BI laies, use UTtCuRA Soap.