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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-17

THE Philadelphia authorities, urged by
the Press, have started crusade against
opium joints and opium smoking generally.
Good results arc being accomplished. Is
there not room in Washington for little
work of this kind?
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-17

TIRE number of failures in the United
States and Canada for the past week is l2O
decrease Of 81 as compared with the pre-.
ceding week, This would seem to indicate
that the period Of business depression is
nearly at an end.
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CAPITAL. PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets Mt Five Dollars Each,
Fractions, In Fifths, In Proportion.

1867 Prizes amounting TO- 500
Application tor rRtes 10 clubS should be made
only 70 the Once OF the Company in New Or.
leans,
For mrther information write clearly, giving
nall address. POSTAL NOTES, EKoreas
Money Orders or New York Exchange IN ordi-
nary letter. Currency by Express (all suma OF
Is and upwards at our expensel addressed
n. A, DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
Make p. o. Money Orderh payable and address
Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, Lac
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why Ha Reslrn.A

Postmaster G. X. Gilmer, of Richmond
has sent in his resignationto the President
His term does not expire until May next
and 1t is supposed that the resignation Is
for the purpose of giving President Arthur
chance to Gil the office.
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In nIemorx of CoIrnx.

The flags ON the Department buildings,
hotels and many other public and private
buildings were at half-mast this afternoon
in respect to the memory of the late
SCHUYLER Colfax,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the slgunl
ONCE to-day says:
Fair, colder weather Is Indicated for Sunday
IN New England, the Middle and SAith At
lantic StAtee.
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A sic for tbe CIV Posro0,ce.

The owners of square No. 406, bounded
by Il and + and Eighth aud Ninth streets
have written letter to the House aud
Senate committees offering it for sale for the
purposes Of the proposed new City Post
office
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-17

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered In N ID "ward" prints, 5Oc.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet riilk, DC. per at. Cream, 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-17

Nobby Panta TO order ~. HamDureer's.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-17
The National Theatre.
FOrd's Opera.HOuse.

At Ford's Opera-House Mr.. Neil Burgess
will appear in VIM" remembered as one
of the most amusing burlesques ever pre-
sented in this city. "Vim is commended
everywhere as an ingenious aud excruciat.
lngly funny splay, and will be greeted by
large audiences.
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The Dino Museum.

Tonight there will be a change in the
programme at the Dime Museum on Penn
sylvania avenue, near Eleventh street. Mr..
j. II. Keane and his splendid company,
who have been playing "Rip Van WinkIe'
to an overlooking house all the week, will
this evening present the grand comedy Of
"solon shingle," preceded by the opening
act oftRinU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-15

Fr2m time iEimemorial, no one will
prelCud 10 deny tho fact that kjsSos
nave hePu hs'd IN hIsh Ieppte by both
SbNes-- Wh9thOr aclivs or passive. il
has been decided that LROAL KISS
implisS A0 ZION on both paroles; bu,
when u lady simply consents 10 ho
kissed without action o. her los, /,
constitutes only a PASSIVE kiss---s
sweet deprived OF its nectar.
Sau4ly srsc0nced within q moas.
emb0weCed aud vine-oie0 verandaA,
and aimOst hid from visw aIaid aweet-
e6Gted honey sucklos, was seated far
Atlanta nymph, whose beautiful dA, /.
eyes, ala0aetcr complexion ana v1,uD-
tvOu9 contour, seemed TO DAXE the
young gent ny hev sido, who svee and
eron, while cjroumaaviGRtiug her
slender waists gave her y BUSS and
lhen 2 RE-BUSS, to the amazomsnt Ol
| pedestrisn who happened 30 DO uass.
Ing thar beautiiul moonlight night. Az
that hlomenJ the lover was heard "a
/ ask, MY t0ar darling Sarah Jane,
yen axe ba0OmiOg more besutiiui
every dsy; your eyes sparkle with
more htiinanoy, your once pale cheeks
have been painted by the roseRi0 hue,
OF nature, aud you seem TO nave on.
Jirel y rcgained your heaith. WIZ Won
tell no the cause Oftho changer"
III have simp,y used thai wonder
iuily affective blood remedy known It,
3. g. b."
Ilu. ratcd Book of Wondots mailed
Iree. Address -. b. b. Co., Atlanta
Georgia,
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KIssos By Mail.

Ayoung postmaster of d village post
offic9 wss hard &c work whaa G gsatl5
tap was hoard upon the door, md In
stepped bgshful N liden OK Is with
3 money order, wbich She desired
ees09d. She handed IL TO tue official
with 2 bas4jal suiie, wS,0 after closely
examining 10, handed hsr tho money I
caljd Ton Attb9 same tim. he rgl.ea
Hsf II b" h3d road wbBI was wrttop
on the margin of tho order.
mo, sT6 no." she r3pli0d, ''f0r |
eshn9t .naR9 u Out. wiz yoa please
reGG 10 ior lnl?p
raa yQuls po,ansstas read 40 fol.
ioW': ~ s5ld you 50 and It doGen
I+!anei1E at enc besh'ol giA, he said.
NOW, ave paid you this money sud
l snop1se f1u want the kissas.n
~ -" sao said, "tt he mas ssus uio
any kissrs I NanJ them, too"
- ls hardly necaSSSry 10 say hat the
bI.uce u the order was pfopp,iy
paid, ana IN fcieutiiic manaor NJ
tHa-, sud emioGntiy satisfactory 10 tho
country mNdsu, Tor snc want out O.:
the Office smaJsins her ips ag il ta8ra
was = Taste upon them Hh9 never or
countere6 b0ora.
A'tersha arsivsd home ahe remarked
70 nor mother. "Eh, mother, bnt thi,
pDsioltice Fystam Of ours is gresi
thlrg, developing aor0 aud more ev-
cry yesr, and each new feature elded
seems 30 b5 tho beat. jimmy sent mr
a dozen kisses alofg with the msnay
QfGar and tho pos master gave ne 20
H. beats The special delivery bystou
all hollo~."- UGrtd StGtss Mai,
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sulpiar springs.

SULPHUR srHfsGs, Nov. ii.-Isps-
cial. l--District oourt closed hero this
week, sf'er avery busy terra, q great
number Of cases having bsen disposed
81 with the prompsness usual VITA Osr
honorable judge.
Rev. J. n. Boyet, tho Baptist miuis.
Ter VI this place, assistct by Rev. Nor
Tie, OF Greenville. has been carrying
On very euccess nj meeting here for
iho last three We ~, snu qn.s num-
Der of coBveris hsvs sBsn niaas. A.out
- NJ the rev c0uverta ssre baptized
a. the Dsptis; sauTch Tuesdsy nigb.,
And quite lsrun croWd vas 10 Attend
amos 70 sitarss ,he ceremony.
Mr.. John W. Lsni.r, one OF the
{oung fnea OF this place. died ~
Sinnsboto last Tuesday evening OF
phcrmslasisl fever, afssf . very
~ is s: - ls,saA.: a., A :T:. e (
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IRE DRAFTS OF DAVIS.
'"snae. for D. Il. oOAand. of rexas
Outlines sis nefsuse


Ga Ausns 30 at, Jaaes It. uo,-
iano, OF Aoi'oas, roxas, sbo, snj tn
S'satiy KILLED = notorious ehsrss,er.
Tom DAVIS, as TAG rooms II the latter
On West Broad way, New York. Ii
was alleged stst Davis Wes praotieing
the sswaus. gSAe. Holland hsd
bought, Is be supposed. 81 600 OF esun-
tSffsit potea, 4 he. D VIZ, 4 orotpsr al
sac oesd maa, Reached iVr Tho package
nam dstS r0O,9 10 replace ths notes
VITA sSSeust, AMI ohen Holland Gis-
covered no act, Tom DAVIS was shot
Cesd,
Yesterday there arrived n the
sOe'hesu, ", IL, GsSelnsOn, Alswyer
81 So1t GeiOwU, I KS, Nbo ~ on his
way 20 New York "a OEe Of Uol,ana,s
COUNSEL 50 tina triSl when wilt be
1A'iad soms tima between this snd
uo lemoor /. Il spent most OF Sen-
sSh pef ~ Ne% Yors, and returned Io
AsNA. 10 Sstsblies Hollands cnRrso-
tor 70 a Globe Dsm lcrSt reporter lEst
evenIL6 no saiU'
"duiiAuc, ~np Is 81 ears OF aye, was
morn id AlSOsms, has Nas rsissd In
IoAaS an orphan. He hRa 4 good En-
gan ouNcalOpi sud Tor some iime had
otel Ia 10 reai estate business on hi.
own ace uat 80 Abilene. Ne haa as
Good character gS ang man 1 ever
suew, a1d IL Endorsed bv an whc
quo" him ~ = quiet, peEeeSble aud
go d ols aeur
"Bat why did he g 10 New York fol
TINS bogus uOnuy?f
he ditG,. lie vent on private bus
lnoss. Tho evidence sill shuw is a
the trial, Aad that he HAD no :dsa o
me0,ns such tusu as the Dsyise.
Wien he went tkSren
"WhNr will bS tSG detGDse?r
"O1, ! can't eel YOU That. But vii
show ,hst Holland ouly did what any
man would hIvd done undsr the cir
cum i4pc6s, and wan psrieotiY iasu
! ilaa in rhU eyes Of the las for hiA ao,. ;
The New YORK counsel for the de-
ienn9 Hye ex-senator Grady, Genera
Roger A. ecyur and Il. y Price. My
Aafssrns0u is accou pauisd by ona o
H0liapd's sisters, oi whom no ha
iJur.-. Giu0t-D -luocra', November lS
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Honle ILe,ns ana TnpIe..
"Ali yoGr own iault
IL you romain 81 K whom you can
Get Lup bltttrs that never. -Eail.r

A
If vou ro,,o,,, Al II, y' ,,I, o"n iauil
Get Lop bitter that er.-EaiI.n
Tho ,s.i.cc, ,...,,,..,, -,
ho "e"AeS' "oMaNi SnS!lost
Cu''"' ''I s'ehl.'st ihValid csn use mop
biJ,ers with safety ana great good.
Old men tottctiBR around from
,,, - ~, avn
qas,,rsss ali, n, mn. L.. -, ~.
''' unjust nc" ny
"Slnt NnD n'0s'fs'
6ST-&y WIG aud daughter wa,o
maug hgalthy by tlouseo.Loo hiliers,
and / rscJ4.mnad imam d, ,,y. ps,r,,
-.,,,o,h...-. r....,'.1',.. " '''' P0'L''''
~ - -
pu,... .-.. . Ss. any go0d doctor hop
"Gl,'.l' XIV ,,p, VI. oss.l@hlly medicine
49, -, ..
~, -, ~ '.l' a-'e th,! bilious
''7' HA'i l'AF" e'e.y no edDSrAu q or
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Soue Interesting Facts.

Our regular space on the fourth page
roci e. some Interesting flcss concern
ing our otieriugs IN tho esrpss depart
mopt, and prudent people will pay
hoed 10 them. In addition We wou,a
esu tho s.to0tlon OF gontlemOu 20 our
clu;hlpg department. Wa have be-
come oysratorkod by receiving Rt one
time sn GrenmulA.i0n OF goods thNi
should have hueu coming Ia gradually
ovsy y period of Two months Ha4t. Had
they oowe In ~ ordered thew WOul !
nave btNn a0id, Had wa bought HON
from mRputae instead Of making
tnem uUrsalveS vB could rNtufn thOm
SO it rs, 'ys bsva tAsu sud must Hnll
thpm. EVpfybldN Knows our method
~ d,.p1Sng ur goods, bul va cyra
never StOcGtd mp ~ heavy ry thistime,
sud ikUreiDrs tho way the py.Ces arl
cat is ,imply enormous, NSil and soc
wbat prices a determination 10 scll
loads us 80 namU,
SANgru RIOS.
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cisco CHAr.


a Hewsy Spos al From tha UeTald's
rorrespondoct ut tho Capital Of
EEstIana
Cisco, Nov. H.-[S9eeial, l-N0twith-
BANDING tho sessou has been unusl-
ally dull, this city ia still improving.
We stii expect another RAILROAD, at
no very distant day, from Kansas City,
10 int6rsect tho Sgn Antonio 81 Arsrats
Pas rofd; uUd when that |, built, Dat
les aud Furi Worth may lHOE 10 iaeir
laUgsis, Ter tEey VIII have q lively
con- petitor Tor tho western sud Pan
h0nule tfGGC.
Among tne r0Cat important enter
prlHos on tnpig Is IN arte'iRu Vuli or
wells. The contract h.s been LAT 20 p
Kansas Ci'v man 10 sink = wei, sud
his nech'noIy ~ rrw en- rIGio. To
the oHlrIg ui our hoHnrad cinGgu,
judge 4. y. UIs.lt-, va are inGah
Tor the placing on q so.d bS,lg " taio
muOn nevutr enterprise.
Mr. Msrt OEtpg, our largest o8t.lA
dealer, a.d biz. n. vs.. Noel, iUa iil-
Client agprG o. tho Texas sud VOL g,
Fargo & Co Eypr'sa cpmosuir, arc
both bun uiUg LARGE Eud cJmuOiilua
residauces, aud su"s iiHe r.ok and
brick buildings Vtil sJQu Da added on
ID avsnu.
Tho districi maii1sl examining
board, o. winch DR.. G. ". NuHEur, uf
ComaDche, Is ote,dent, and DR. Q. $
Vance, Uf this place, l. secretary, met
hero this week with a iul, attendance.
Five applicants passed shd~lac Org ok
nminaliuus gnd one WAS ~ iect.d
Elder Rsndulpu ClBrE, OF tho Chris.
tian church, ma, barn hulJi0E servic $
here for tho past week spd, bic result,
Of his Efforts, ak have iutd tina
church aOd tour were bapusod to-d,y,
es follows:
Mlss Auuie Finley, Mia Aunie Mar
tin, Mrs. q. w, RosellS ana Mrs. w. p
b SehUSliau.
Il dar Clarke goes from here 10 D0sk-
enrldge.
Snee che tumble In the prlco ot cot.
ton the II ooy eteplc has Eut bagu ar.
irving quite ~ freely, but there IL a
good deal yet IN como, aud Gl.ugethp,
receipts Gre vtvy satisfactory,
Pecaue ara b Ink mNknigd treoly
and are OF the Guest quut y.
Hiss Ting the ,piig civ lsIlo dough
TOR ~ Mr. ans Mrs, w, II Cave, Wt9I
svisis OF 10 mnnt.p 20 relatives iu
missouri, - urn0i Glme,
kre. ". Y Cnonwoud, wi's o. w. n
CoopwO0d, agent at thu TcxAS EIufgs,
company nc Heurue, with hoe children
arc wishing relatives m tho oi,y, ant
arc slso in u1osJ pt hs,lsu.
NJ. A. Alex sudor, M alderman Rnt
pfom,nens hueluess HAu 81 Waco, wa
IN Tho city this week, aud rumor sayl
VIII invest IA properly and erect son,
substantial buildings NJ nn Rarlv duy
The frienGs oi lnE HERALD ar
nnziosaly looking kr IT. sp.etrsuc,
IN nsw drots, Witch they cl'im I. all I
Texas.
oar Democratic oitlssna were muol
rttoiced ~ the rosu ~ the Stst, slcc
lions .,bis month. sud many preiic
That Stvetner Hili will occupy lh,
second place ca tho Democratic iiske
az tie next election or be one follow
inE.
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Forest scadenv yestsf5ay ,,,ni,s-h D.,
thA AaS0as, he bslr = R,Vsl -
NaSoD. us was az the hs.o 80 ~,
sroesry srH Of j. W. Ltuler n n, Is,
Wlonsoorn, and had beeu Twin, tbsrs
scoat thre5 El0n h. Re va.rnivsy.
sa'iV liked and no had manv Van
llenu- who, wish his rels,ivss, rregtiv
mnUra MS dssfh.
hSv. J. Anderson, Of tha Tsx,s
ID Aptlsi, Dallas, has been spending So
"eeN Win MS many warm frisnds IN
our city. 81
Mics Sll!ie wsrrea. ehsrmins
youog lady " Gilnar. who b,,s No., ;,
spehu'os s7Verai weeks here with her
seiS'iNss IA iricaus, rsturned 10 ae-
h"ile ltse iuesdav, much to the regret
sl1 SORROW or several Of the bows.
Mies Minute Nj lev, of Longvieyv. js
hsfe and viii speud ,he " nter AZ the
guest OF hsr sister, Mrs Dr.. J. i, Di,l.
N - hVlS Town s, one of our hand
soonest Young ladies', is visiting ber
sister aJP iCtsOurg this week.
several or tue Young laoles and gem
Iiahlen had avery Uleassut time at the
residence Of M T. NJ. Patrick a f.yy
nlghts Slaco, pultSg candy and anipy-
ies thsm S9lvss generally. When
tsrl ugn with Pulling candy they we're
quite "stuck upn
Ehe most enjoyable hop Of tho sos.
son i,,, N'he on at tue residence o. Mr.. "a.
u " Neil last evening, for which no
ana ais eStim9ole lady have the Lhsnks
OF the, Jouns ladies' and gsatlemen of
our city.
Misses Fannie b scson AMI Ls.r.
smith went 20 Wlnusboro this Morn
ing TO bs present At the woadipg nj
Mis- Mary Tenn lae0n eaa Mr. j NJ
LanktOcG. which event Gomez or az
tns II u instant, a5 tbe rssidsngc ri
mir. +. W. remplatOn, FIVE miles Dprth
OF WlnnRboro.
the deaRue hes not struck thls tow
yst and we thiuk wo SIRE safe from i
this year.
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Tho Board Of Trade,

Gao of tho ueale3t, nobbios5 and
coolest resorts in tho Oily is th8 Gle
CANT saloon of Mesar9. purdy % Ran.
ouli, on thO northeast corner Of Maia
and Austin stl0ets. Tho purest brapds
oi WHISTLES, wines, bTandios, Ctr, and
Tho choicest lots OF imported aud do
mestic cigars nre ouly kept. The chop
counter 10 always supplied with the
freshest and choicest da.icagiOa Of thc
season. Tho billiard tabloa are tho
finest IN tha city. II
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An A, minated ilimc a,uscum.

Information has reached us thst
Jake Norman, negro school teacher,
while sltting around Are a few dayB
ago, was suddenly attacked with a
violent case Of vomiting, whom he
threw up snake about six inch, 3
IN i,nsin and . very large bug. Az
u wheiher or not the HuAke was alive
We have not been shln 10 learn, hut
the bug ran in,o the fire Immediately
after being thrown uu. jake has been
in bad health for o long time, aud tor
the past II months has been treated
Er consumption. he Ia FULLY of tina
opinion shat there are o her II, o thugs
IN his siomsch.-[Duhlin tGe.) Post. 4
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ONE Hosn FAsrxE rrMs


On sosA Norning and Evening" rrsins
Via vandsiis and Pennsylvania
Route. FROM st. Louis IN the East,
Commencing August 81. 1888.
DAY EsrRkss-Lssve 81. Louis Q. a.
m, arrive Columbus ll:20 p. NJ, sr-
rive Pit,sbursh, q; 10 a. m, arrive at
Baltimore 6:iS p. IA, arrive Washing
ton $40 y m arrive Philadelphia ESQ
y. m.s arrive New York $50 ,. ~, ar
rive coicago 5 p. m, arrive Cincinnati
IL .. N.
Passengers by Day Express can con-
meet st Columbus with the "Limited
Express" ana arrive at New York at
6:5S y. M.
EASTERN EXPRESs-Leavs NJ. Louis
5 y. IN, arrive Columbus ll:l0 8, m.
arrive Pittsburgh 6:l0 u. m, arrive
Baltimore S;25 a, "a, arrive Washng-
sop 6:3p n. a., erriVa PHILADELPHIA 5:15
=. m, arrive New York So. M, nearly
four hours earlier than formerly. Ar
Iayi S S.s5 =. no. .o d mr. "rXs oinoiu-
All traius run daily. Saturday and
Sunday included, aud il will bs no.
liaed that both morning and evening
trains nov leave ST.. Louis one hour
80. NAoh ANAtNhiN2', anu AiASi tlNki y
OF all other lines have gone, with same
arriving time at New York as before.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS.
| In ADDITION co alb we trains tho In-
dianspOiis Acc mmo8ation and Gin
| cinnati Express Will leave 81. Louis nj
i:lo y. IN. daily, except Sunda y, 0rriv-
ing 90 Indianapolis 40 3:S5 .. IA. and
| Cincinnati at 7:l0 D. m.
O0ly line running "A Reclining Chair
Car on night trains between 81. Louis
and CINCINNATI.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Slespinn
Cars on gll trains through to New
York. Tickets over Vgn6alia Lime
and iuil Information can bs ACQUIRED
on application 20 ticket agents of con.
neehpg liuee In tho West, or by ad.
dressing II. A. FORD,
General Passenger Agent, st, Louis
MISSOURI.
GEo, A, KNIaHr,
SouthWeStefn Passenger Agent, Dat
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II, w, Grsbsr Il Co have now In
stock one Of the most complete lines
Of b0ggies and carriages ever brought
TO the state, embracing the stylish aud
Justly celebrated AIcsbury manu-.
tue ures. also, Henderson,, kentucky
Columha9, Ohio; Miiburu, Moon Bros.
ana HaydocA Bros, St. Lnua, mukss
al OF which wiz be sold at price.
never before offered IN this market
Par0es intending 10 buy anything III
thiN line should not fail 10 call ~ Noe
lll snd 7j3 Elm street and Inspect this
immenss stock before purchasing.
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q r..yyiasio~ . soothing syrup.

n rs.Ntnslo~ soothing syrup.
Rev. SyiVaIus Cobb thus writes to
the Boston Chrsusr FreemRn:-we
w"rid cy ou means recommend any
sind Of medicine which We did no,
Know 10 be GOOD particularly for ia
iants. But of Mrs. w,nslow's Sooth
ing syrup Ne can speak lsOnl know /
.dse- In our own family IL has proved
Aeiesslns Indeed, by giving an infant
troubled WI h collie paine quiet sleep,
ami the parents uubrokan rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here is an article
which works 10 perfection ana which
IL harmless; tor the sleep which it At.
lords the infant il perfectly natural,
snd the little chsrub aweSes "a "briyht
ss nutton,n And during he process
NJ teethiuS its value is incelculahe o.
We have frequently heard muthers
SAY that they would not be without il
rom the birth OF the child till 1t mad
hnished with the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. D cents bottle.
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Tho "Exposlion Uulver8elle do Part
Culiuai,o" awarded no highest hon
or 90 Augds,Grs Bttnrs ga the most
e,iicHclgus stimulant 10 exotic che an
psL.rc nnd 70 keep the digestive organs
"a good order, AK for tho aenulne
article, manufactured only by Dr.. j.
q. u. Soigort u sous, ana beware @,
lfnttlt f,ua
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Prickly ash Bitbers Is an unsa;iing
specific for sii complaints arising
from doraug menl of tho tunclous
OF tins liver. IL puyities the blood and
iniuse5 now lite into tho Invalid. Psins
~ the side, general ucaa dUess, loss
ii appetite, headache, bilious attacks,
etc., ste, ar0 sure Indications that &
corrective s. needed. Prickly ASH
BiEseLs is especially adapted for these
complaints, IL accuses q toIpid liver
to aGtioa and restCrss Il so u healshy
condition.
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just received by Inc Weir plow com.
pany, ana on exhibition Ia their large
ami Well-alrauBed repository, anotbor
oar % Il. NJ. Muller d Co.'s buggies,
carriages phSatons, etc. & hey are oS
pecialiy 6ne and are selling fast. Dou'i
forget The place.
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D. A, Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer OF Chattanooga, Tsnnesse,
writes that hs was seriously sfi,cted
win - severe cold that seftled on his
lungs; had triet many remedies with
out benefit. Being induord 10 try Dr..
Kings New Discovery for oous1mp
ton, did so and was entirely cured hy
tho use uf iew hpitl9s. sinco wbicn
iimo ne has use q IT in his family for
ell coughs anG colds with best results.
This Is tho experience OF Thousands
whose lives have neon saved by this
Wonderful piscoYsry.
Trial BOTTLES tree ~ W. II. Howell 4
Bros drug atOre.
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rnXWiNn AnIrEnnKEs-

with q Skin disease the doctors oa led Nc.
zemA Ny face was covered with scaOs
and sores, and tho itching and burning
were a,lBust unbearab ~. Seeing your GU
rcURA kkMSDIEs SO hlaliy recon-.
~ ndcd, copcludod TO give them n trial
using me CurlouRA aud CUlICuRA SOAR
externally aud REsOLvENr inter ALLY, Tor
four mo tbs. Gull myself cured, In graf
ltudc 70 which mako this public ,tnto-
mont. MIR, CLARA A. FREDERICK,
BROAD Brook, Conn
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SCALP, FACE. EARsnaND,NRoK.

/ was afflicted with Eczema on the Snalp,
Face, Ears aud Nocs, which tho druggist,
whore | bot your remedies, prOnou ced
onc uftno worst en- ~ that had o. mo under
III motto, He advised INC TO try your Gu.
use ms NC Up and part OF my face wero en-
tuely cured and nope IA another weel, 10
have my ears, neck and he other part of
my face cured. HERMAN sLADE,
40 ~. irn SrpE L., wv YORK.
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Care for the piiea.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight IN the back, loins and
lower pSrt OF the abdomen, csusinE
tbs patient TO suppose that he has
Somo affection of tho kidueyS or
neigNborlug organs. At times, symp-
tc us OF Indigestion are present, tlstu-
lsncy, uneas!ness Of tine stomach, exc.
a moisture, like preparation, pro-
oucing very disagreasbla itching,
stter gettinS Warm, is q common az.
tsnuant. Blind, Bleeding ana Itching
Piles weld at once 90 the application
OF Or. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
sets direcSiy upon the parts affected,
absorbing tho IumOrs, sllaying the
lntenee itching, and affecting perma,
nent cure. Price, 80 cents, ADDRESS,
the Or. Bosanko Medicine Company,
fiqna, OAi0. Sold bv Eli NrnNniets.
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An End to Rome serani,c.

Edward S4spnerd, Of Harrisburg,
llii0Ois, Gays: "HoviHg rses,yed so
mach benefit from Electric b tters, |
iooi 1t my duty let suilsriug human
Ivy know 1t, Have had running sora
ON NY lex for eight years; my doctors
'oid me / would nave 90 have the bnnc
scraped Og leg smpuJ.teG. | uaai, in
, esd, three *0trisa of El9ctr.o Bi6ters
sud seven b zes OF Bucklen'd Aruioa
S"Ive, and my leg is nov sound and
wolln
Electric Bitiers arc sold az 10 cents
o holtle ava BucKien's Arnica Sslve
st 70 cents per box by w. II. Howell
u Bro.