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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-02-19
County Temperance Meeting.

| The county temperance convention
met in Good Templar's hall, St. Johns
bury, Feb. I3, the president, Rev. II.
+. Cushing, in the chair. The conveu-
ton was opened by prayer ny Rev. E..
Owen of Lyndon Centre. After brief
remarks by the president, the minutes
of the last annual and Fourth of July
meeting were read and approved.
G. r. Drew reported what had been
done by the working committee they
had held meetings where they had
been invited but not so many as in
fsrmer years. There being but a small
representation of the county present
but few towns were reported from. G..
h. Drew reported for Danville, Rev. f.
Owen for Lyndon, w. l.. Pearl for St,
Johnsbury, c. B. Simpson for Sheffield.
for Burke, Rev. NJ. Atwood for Wheel
oek,
The county commissioner, w. P.
Houghton, reported 1875 gallons of Ii
auor sold at the several agencies at a
cost of 1854.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
President, Rev. H. p. Cushing sec
rotary and treasurer, A. L. AldIich !:
vice presidents, Barnet, L. d. Hazel
ton Burke, A. L. Aldrich DanVilie,
e. X. Drew; Groton, f. NJ. Page !;
Hardwick, Henry Blake; Kirby, John
Gorham Lyndon, Rev, E. Owen !;
Newark, Mrs. w. Kelley ; Peacham,
E. w. Clark Ryegate, II. Dunn st.
Johnsbury, w. l.. Pearl, J. Ward, L,
Cheney; Sheffield, G. b. Simpson J
Sutton, Rev. A. p. Tracy, stannard,
J.H. Clark Waterford, A. p. Taft !;
Walden, c. j. Bell; Wheelock, B. F.
Taylor. Working committee, E. W.
Clark, G. Il. Drew, ], Ward, Mrs. j..
Hidden, Rev. @. s. Boswell. Kxeca
tive committee, Rev, Z. Owen, c, B.
Simpson, 6. r. Drew, w. L. Pearl.
County commissioner, G.. H.. Smalley
of Lyndonyille.
The committee on resolutions through
Rev. E. Owen presented their report
and it was discussed by Messrs. Will
lard, Otis; Montgomery; Granger,
Owen and others, and finally adopted,
as follows r..
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Public Opinion.
CURTIS AS LowEL1s SUCCESSOR.

CURTIS AS LoWELLs SUCCESSOR.
Tie suggestion that George William
G; rtis should be sent to England as
the successor of Mr.. Lowell ia 1t good
one. The traditions of the country re-
guire that strong as we'll "a cniti-
waited man should l,e sent to the court
of st. James. These are perfectly sat
listed in the person of Mr.. Lowell, but
they would be none the less 81 ia that
of Mr.. Curtia.--i Philadelphia Times.
THE SISGGLARITY OF SENATOR ED
...... ...... MUNDS. 49,
Mr.. Edmunds, the president OF the
senate is a singular man. His singu-
larity is not a matter which gives his
associates in the senate any reason for
pride. II. consists Ia iiaving clear
aud strong mind, which reaches pre-
else conclusions as TO important ques-
tons, and in sufficient independence
aud determination To act upon these
conclusions when occasion arises. Ii
would be we'll for the Country ii these
qualities We're not rare, but SO coinImOu
AMONG seHatOrs as to call for no spe-
ciai reniark.-[N. Y. Times. ~. -.
We very much fear that all I'll, 81, as
sertions that skating riRks are immoral
places will do much towards increasing
the ATTENDANCE, - Lowell Courier.
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ment in the presence of the two houses
of Congress. of the contents of the pa
pers opened and read on this occasion,
and not as possessing any authority in
law to declare any legal conclusion
whatever,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-02-19
Tho St. Johnsbury Papers.

We understand that negotiations re-
opened on new basis between the
proprietors of the Index and Mr.. Stone
of the Calednnian, have again fallen
through; and there is perhaps less
prospect than ever that the two pa
pers can be united, except at the end
of long and exhausting fight. This
is on all accounts much to be regret
ted Burlington Free Press, Feb. l6.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-02-19
Judge Poland as a Legislator

Judge. Poland has recently secured
the passage by the house of two meas
nres of practical Importance to many
citizens of the Union. The first of
these relates to appeals from the So
preme court of the District of Column
bia or of any of the territories. This
measure provides that no appeal to the
supreme court of the United States
shall be allowed unless the matter in
dispute shall exceed the sum of $4,000,
except in cases involving the validity
of any patent right or copyright, or in
which is drawn in question the validity
of a statute or treaty of the United
States, OF an exercise of the national
authority. The object of the bill, as
stated i'll the report of the Judiciary
committee made by Judge Poland, is
to secure uniformity in the right Of APP
peal, and to make the limit the same
in all the territorial courts as in the cir
cult courts of the United States, where
an appeal is not allowed unless the
matter IN dispute exceeds the sum of
5000. In the District of Columbia the
limit is $500 in Washington Terri
tory $4,000, and in other territories
$1,000. The enactment will help to
relieve the. United States supreme
court, the business of which is almost
hopelessly in arrears. 1t is believed to
be in the real interest of litigants as
we'll as the country. The other meas
ure relates to suits for damages in the
District of Columbia. 1t provides that
any person or corporation shall be liza
BILE for damages for the death of a per-
son caused by any wrongful act, neglect
or default, that would have rendered
the party liable to an action for dam
ages if death had not ensued. The
limit of the person or corp0ratien's
liability is fixed at $4,000, and pro-
vision is made for bringing suit. These
are matters of practical consequence,
for WHICH aud for bringiug them to a
successful issue, Judge Poiand's legis-
lalatiye career is distinguished
[ Montpelier Watchman,
Rutland has a new national bank or
ganized under the name of the "Mer-
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A Subscriber Forty-seven Years.

'----------f T., Gu. TO.
c. NJ. Stone; The figures on my
Caledonian have remained quite too
long unchanged. Enclosed please find
check for 1925. L have been sub
scriber siuce 1888, aud have never had
a desire to exchange it for any other
weekly. / have ever found it a clean,
reliable sheet, and to-day it is dearer
than ever OIL account gifts high moral,
independent, and manly course, and
that in the face and eyes of the terrible
strain which has been brought To bear
upon its editor. Go on in your course
and battle iniquity wherever found un-
til the right shall prevail"
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We have on hand various assortment of pillow
points, mouih boards and laDd sides ready for
SPRING use, and very large assortment of modern
ploW patterns that we quickly duplicate east
ngs from We can supply, also. castings for bar
rowe and cnlfivators.
Stove Innings OF all descriptions hand sach as
bre fronts backs, &c Parties wishing for stsve
repairs can IL supplied short notice by prnduc-
Ing parts 81 st0ve burnt OF broken. .-
BiaeksIniIhs' forge tuysre irDDs clothes reel
irous, chimney caps arch fraraes doors and CRATES
window weights Of all descriptions, box stoves
lawn urns, house top Greetings. &c, sc.
We have several new pIaws GA hand and will
dispose of them cheap for cash = .---
Castings Brass OF Ironj of all descriptions
made GD order. O.. ~. -'--
3 ~ Sole Agents for Ph6sphor Bronze castings.
ACME IRON WORKS.
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The Way 1t Looks in Connecticut,

From the 3terburY American. Feb, 10. 1855. !
The syndicate have put
their money into new presses, type
and editor and will fight Mr.. Stone
with another paper. We suppose they
have i perfect right to do this. though
as an exhibition OF partisan spite and
intolerance it is little the worst we
have seen. But, aside from this, we
feel like coHgratulatIng Mr. Stone. He
will fipd-probabiy has foBnd already
that this sort of Perseeution pays. The
people who have been reading the Cal
etionian for nearly 50 years have come
10 respect It's courage, conscientious
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Rutland has new national bank or
ganized under the name of the "Mer-
cants' National Bank,n with capital
of 5l00,000. j.. n. Baxter president,
j. A. Sheldon vice president, and G.
W. Mnssey cashier.
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A Rich Find i'm a Bank yau1t

Hartford Comm Special to the N. Y. World, 18th.
The family of the late George Brinlev LEFT a
basket of silverware at the Hartford bank thirty
years ago for safe keeping, but when thew de-
manded 1t a year later there was no trace az the
treasure To-day Washington lawyer. while
searching in the bank vault for papers SUPPOSED
to have been stored there in 1887, opened a pad
lock chest. 1t contained the missing silver
trunk. President Bolter was utterly astonished.
as he had caused most thorough search Of the
been opened, because it was known to have
been in the bank from time i1nmemorial, The
lawyer opened 1t because the papers he wanted
being evidence in certain Chaffee ciaim
under the French spoliation bilI-had been
taken to the bank about the time the chest was
The Brinley fanaiiy are rejoicing, as they value
costly and Is more priced to-day because Of its
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The Mahdi to the Tribes.

have heard the voice of the Lord
AS the Prophet heard OF old
For me have the blessed angels
The book OF Fate unrelled;
Gabriel holiest, highest,
Flashed to my cave from the sky ,...
and cried, as the dawn illumed the east
Wake. for the end is nigh 81
Speed. for It's thine to save the saints
And their proud oppressors Stay,
And TO ill the earth with righteousness
Before the Judgment Day"
Then he was gone the lightning goes;
And forth I rushed to the i. Holy f Var
For the glory of Allah's name
And ripping river. and rustling reeds,
And the wind OF the desert sighing
Echoed his cry as passed them by
speed! for the hours are fying"'
The sunbeams shone, Ii Ike lances keen,
Across the Meccan plain:
The roar Of hosts was in my ears
Their fury in my BRAIN
And vowed to the God of the Faithful
His Prophet alone should reign,
Now, who is on the side of God
To fight this fight with me-
To break the ranks of the Infidels
And hurl them back TO the sea-
And all this tortured, trampled land
From greed and spoil TO free:
Who yearns for bliss in Paradise?
Who fears eternal fiameo
LIE! hi nj follow pillow me M to 3 the Holy War
Leave your flOcks on the grassy hills
OF cool AtbaraS stream;
No more at noontide dream;
Throng to the Crescent banner
With lance and shield, and spear
Come on your flying stations
From lordly Darfurs side;
Bold from Sshara's burning depths
On your swift camels ride
The sun by day shall bid you speed,
By night each guiding star.
Through the thofny wastes of Kordofan,
The wide plains of Sennaar!
And from Fee and far Morocco;
From Yemen and HejaZ:--
For round the world to the Faithful
This fire of God shall blaze
And from the realms of the Indian Sea,
And isles OF spice and balm,
Shall thousand thousand hither haste
For the glory Of Islam!
And as in the Valley of Bedr,
When the Moslems charged the foe
And laid the faithless low p'''
So shall they watch my standard
And all along our line
VIII III ho ',e It Their s shining min legions,
And should you fall In the conflict
Q glorious, glad SURPRISED
White Vii e. winged ea NJ Is VIII bear you thence
Up to the crystal fountains,
And the feast of the Tuba tree
The songs of Israel to hear,
The face Of God to see!
Allah. long for the onset!
Moslems! welcome the day
When forth In the rosy dawn we sweep
AS victors to the frayi
For fierce as the lion leaging
Dread as the hot simeon whose breath
No living thing may dare;
Strong as the sun when he mounts the skv
To battle in the western sea-
So fierce. to the goddess of the earth,
And BY the soul aii Of Mo h
Nay, by the Throne of God
The 1nfidel and the Spoiler
Shall into the dust be trod!
AS worthless chaff be blown,
And the Prophet and true Believers
Shall rule in the earth alone!
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DR HArsrS
GOLDEN SPECIFIC
POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
IT can be given in cup of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it; is absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the paten is moderate drinller
aicohonc wreck. 1t has been given in thousands OF
cases, and in every instance perfect has fol-
lowed 1T NEVER FAILS. The system impreg-
mated with the Specific, it becomes utter impossi
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors.
Cincinnati Ohio.
For Sale by
r. K. HELPHFNSTTNE,
EBB1TT HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Corner l4th and streets aSoCorner 14Ih street and
Vermont avenue, Washington d. e.
Call or write for circulars full particulars d1eeo
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American Girls.

From Emily FaithfuTs American Tours"
1t seemed to me that American girls were
more sprightly and far cleverer than boys OF
their own age, and many ::of them manage to
take the lead without being pert, fast az nm.
feminine; while wandering where their fancy
took them in manner which would make
tional English mother stand on end, thew
evinced dignity and selfrespect which sur
rounded them with protection far more valu-
ents and Ruardtous.
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RAILROADS
pALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILRoXp.

RALTiMofE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EETR E5sfERR s5fEsEe
sey syenHe and street @S ''Au0n CORNER OF Ne" ''
Fer Goo SSafasG g: i sss so1o = s.s
s sss sr aTayss S s + s1srs T.:
For einelnnsd. louisville and s. Loue aa,x .. asp
e seepSs dafs .seFe PoO .Ssas
Sasass 9sS C ko s. s,;iIi f.: 1
nS Sns4asd q 50: 8 hOps $40 30 extra are
4s s s :aa b sae az az
s sso 1880 ESQ as6 l G.S I sis SCI IS
Far S 49, sG9aS S S Si 9ao c s AZ f
For points on the Shenandoah vausy railroad IA
For AnnsPsIis.' $40 am and lao and $50 pm On
Fen ssons sesSipsn washington ana s,
more 200 9n GO, $50 oms LAO pT sac go
Metfopean Br.a SS rs Pa am dsy e e1o s sna
s aF sas ssO ss susS
yesg ss9ssei hsssSSSSsy for
For Haserstowp. s:oo an daily. szosps Sunday. and
Trains arrive from the West eauy. GOO 7ao an
From AnnsPeIs. $50 Am and lso an Gas pm
From From F4sassEisp sas S ssrS Ss
Trains ssye sasI@eis er . sao ESQ
81 ssS &: Is 81 fs sss sSS sss ss Il i$
All trains from Washington stop At Relay station sz-
oSs s g sss "a
orders viii be taken for r., Sasssss to be ohscfsd nd
b. DUNHAM. General Manager. Baltimona
d22 c. X LORD. General Passenset AssnA
TUE aRf FAEISSsynvAr1A ROUTE
D sThEE T EaASK a aItFR sSSifnns,
80 is EFFECT FEsHUAST az, 1855 A Z
sh ann ssys Ws Is from station Of
For PstsSurE and the b Vest Chicago Limited EXPIRES
s!S sS5Rs ssass "a ss Ess e. II. .sss
Cans s St Iou day .aS
Chicago, With sieephg Car ,Aifoone q .tSicsso
y FsSu Rsprss asS s III s s
fSssRS1 pn ca s s9 E E S ana Ne IN
For Ie kSeEssl Nss.r
1900 p m; daily. except saturday. with PslAOs Gam
For WiIismsport. LocE Haven and ElmirA, at ESQ
For New York and the East, 715 $40, and 100
100 2 1890 SS SSa lqo9 and lli9 R% on s1nasy
Pullman Pafior Cans. Gao am daily. except Sun
For Boston without change 200 pm every week
z day ar OF SUNDAY. 900 Pm u,
jersey CIV with boats Of sroosyn MnnsG ssra
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding deu-
For .Sa % aoo
' Sas rnd is PIu % sTs aSIss S
ss5s HSS IL: :sG s s.e 9.5 1870
5IJ6 p m, On sunday, $40, Ii,o0 Am. MOO.
For PES esses e f Isns is a Am and 4.o pm
For Annapolis, S35 am. l2O5.and <.25 q rn. da,,v
flsss sfnsf AID II FRB GS RAIL
WAY, ANP ALExANDRfA AND WASHING
For x5sssasfIs soS 7ec ess lsp1 e. ss ,.ss
For qHsS e s "a rs &. oS cd fol
rsns leave snS AZ g S. s1na
lo,o ana i9 sS s nos p1
PM, and 1910 night
s1s !. ss ss: asss.:s cor
ne station chsss 0rdsr. can b len for ,hs ehsSns
cHzs I fSSI. 4 a n0's. j. i M sssSfs.~
THR VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT W K1sE e e. TIE z Es SOUTH, sourz-
s,o y o s EoNsHE afh r. , ,ss4
Daily szcsps sunday, wsS and o. Rsiiwss Pm.
Sss aS1a s%s
f sna 6sfs z Esr r ossn fxx p.y VA
srn gointA Pullman Sleeping cara washfnttsa 10
lGSo P.M.sourHrRN NAIL AND xxPnxxs
Daily TO al points South and southwea va ban
vs sn Sssss s' q. Ss:4s
Msnassss pivisioS 4ssin issvs wssh,nsso. q s:ioa
warrenton Trans issvs Washington q Gao a.n. end
F., E: ssssS "a esssr.aes incur. !. csnp.sy.
B. and p. Station
n. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEI.
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nly31-w&
n Nm \ EE EA II \ g SssSSS # W
NJ NJ ME- Nm O ON NM,
n M ZEE IN Nm 90 MILL

Dr. CHEEvERs ELECTRIC BELT or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the cureIof arrangements
of the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of
the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream of electricity permeating
through the parts must restore them to healthy &C
ton. There is no mistake about this instrument.
Years of use have tested it, and thousands Of cures
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In
capacity. Lack Of vgor Sterity-in fact any trouble
Of these organs Is cured. Do not confound this with
electric belts advertised to all ILLS from head to
toe This Is for the ONE specified purpose For cir
culars giving full Observation-Disclosures
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
su3-eo los Washington street. Chicago.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH VINES. CoGNAC
Il CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIAIS.
French Clarets, S3.75, "a And y so per Dozen
American Native Wines, Brandies and Champagne
VICTOR ROuX, 1741 Pennsylvania ave.
Agents for 6rst-class houses, Bordeaux Burgundy,
Gaia nl6Ame
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TTHHR VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.

Ess e. = EAE 80 ::sss s.; - s
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! sssss ZEE
uu y sssss ZEE
90 g g kkN f. En-
e ooG 900 90 Xxx ZEE
FOR GENERATING STEAM.
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBES
FOR OPEN CRATES.
IT MAKES A QUICK FIRE
IT Is EASILY IGNITED.
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
IT Is ECONOMICAL.
II WILL PAY TO TRY IT
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO.
40 Bushels Crushed. $50
40 Bushels Not Crushed, $500.
rs Bushels Crushed $3.50.
rs Bushels Not Crushed, $500
OR GEORGETOWN. JAG
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STEAMERS.

4 ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND H.yRr
Companys pier, No ~ North Rlver, foot OF Nor.
ton street, New York.
u, Labrador, Perier dHauterive Wednesday, March
- - -
ST Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, April j, :
2,neligne Ssntelli. Wednesday, April s. IL q m.
Sbecks payable on sight In amounts 70 suit on the
Banque Transatianti9ue OF Paris. Louis be BID
blAN, Agent, No q Bowling Green New York
iumba, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
mhlO Washington, D.
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OFFICE OF W. W. LAMB MD.
" 1919 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1854
MESSRS EISNER 4 MEN son

OFFICE OF ". W. LAMB MD.
~ 1919 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1854
MESSRS. E1SNER d HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN IOFFS
MALT EXTRACT I. s OF a,
$40 RACE ct, PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOEF'S
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
II EE,l MY r., PK I At, PRACTLcE, ANp HAXE
STORING REVERAGE AND Tonic SJTRiTTVE
KNOWN. L HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
G Gf3!p IN >PEEsoNs Cd2,N,vAALEsGISG FROM
WIAKLY CfILDREN, ASb ALSO Il LUNG
TE E IMMTN ny ATrENTI@ 2f VA RkAMN ~
PORTED BY You HAVE PASSED sly INoPEC-
TON q TIE CJsToN.HoV lsATIsFACTo-
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOUhS. RESPECTFULLY.
". W. LAMB, Md,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR I. s,
BEWARE OF 1n f2kT o. PH nSH e. NJ
WITHOUT TIE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
H HOE e. A 50 nMoRtIZ ElsNER' ON THE NECK
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il 1RICT OF COLUMBIA.
HARRIET A. SAUNDERS EFT AL vs.. JAMES L. SAUN-
DI-I:S ET AL, In Equity No 6SSS.
Intosh. trustee IN the above cause it is THIS SMITH
DAY or MARCH, 1855. ordered that the sale OF The
real estate therein mentioned 10 Robert Johnson be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the SEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL 1885: provided copy Of This order be pub
lshed once week for each of three successive weeks
IN the daily Evening Star. in said District, before the
18th Day OF April. 1880 A. Il. HAGNER.
true copy.
mn .law-St BY n A; CLANCI. Assistant Clerk.
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CONCENTRATED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
coNsfIPAT1oN. -
The three Ills that make life burden promptly and
positively relieved by
NATU RES GREAT REMEDY,
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
In nse for 40 years successfully and recommended by
physicians everywhere. Price 35c. IA bottle.
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold
IN sealed paper box packages at loo. and 25c.
see that Grab Apple trade mark is all labels
No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts sold in bulk.
Buy only Grab Apple Brand Sold by all Drug
gists.
CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO.,
SIMON n. JONES, Manager.
felo-th,s,tu Louisville, Ky.
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Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information
regarding the markets received through our wires
Instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
change All orders executed and reported promptly.
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.ONSUMPTION.


have positive remedy for the above disease; by
its Use thousands of cases of the worst kind and OF
long standing have been cured Indeed, strong Is
my faith in Its efficacy that will send two bottles
Fee together with valuable treatise this disease,
to any sufferer Give express and post office address.
DIR. 7. A. SLoCUM, 1sl Pearl St, n. Y. n29-eo&K6m
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR- BROTHERS, 300 b
IL st. sw., appeared before me and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city and will guarantee in all cases OF venerea
disease, and furnish medicine, no charge; the poor
furnished medicine free CONSULTATION and advice
free at any hour during the day. Subscribed and
sworn to before me by Dr.. BROTHERS April I'd, 1884
14-1m* SAMUEL 81. WALKER, Notary Public.
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
wi Ladies' All female complaints quickly cured.
Can be consulted daily ct 1915 9TH st. NV. Office
hours from i to pm. with ladies only. jA22-2m<
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
IL who stands high In his profession acknowledged
be expert without peer in the wide world In the
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality, impaired and Abuses
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