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Such as Beds, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstanus
Tables, Chairs, Extension Table, "Star Of Bal
timore" Cook Stove, 4 Heating Stoves, Carpets
Refrigerator, Clocks, Ice Cream Freezer, Sadrons
Tubs, Glassware, Crockeryware, and great many
articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and I'M
der, Cash on all sums over that amount q credit
of eight months will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale. No goods to be removed unit
the terms have been complied with.
MgNo postponement on account of weather.
THOMAS D. MITCHELL.
Mch. 13.-ts.
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BY O. r. MACGILL, Auctionecr.
INTENSIVE,
IL ATTRACTIVE
AND
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE STOCK, HAY,
CORN AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court for
Baltimore county, the undersigned, Administra'
tor of A. II. Stump, deceased, will sell at public
sale, on the PREMISES, situated in the GREEN
SPRING VALLEY, NEAR STEVENSON STA
TON, Green Spring Branch of the N. c. r. r.,
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DEREMPTORY PUBLIC SALE

GEORGE L. SToCKsDALE, Auctioneer.
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BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HARNESS.,
Double and single; very superior set of Breech-
ings and Sideplates, Hipstraps, Backbands Belly
bands, Housings, Lines, Blind Brides of various
patterns, Wagon Saddles, Louden and Shoulder
Hames, Martingales, Choke straps, Coupling
straps, Halters, Collars, hair and straw, leather
and ticking face; in fact everything appertain-
ing to farm set Cart Harness, l set super
ior Express or Milk Wagon Harness, Riding Sad
dies, Riding Brides, Reins, Martingales, Hitch
reins, Wagon Whips, Carriage Whips, in great
variety, Curry Combs, Brushes large lot of Half
Hand Mittens Town make). Fly Nets, both for
team and for driving; Buckles, Rings, Bits, &c.
in abundance, Millers Harness Oil in cans, Collar
Pads, zinc and quilted.
The attention of the trade, as we'll as coach
makers and shoemaker, is called to large size
Singer Sewing Machine, in perfect order, and one
Blacksmith Wise good as new.
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J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctionee

The subscriber, as Executor of the late Elijah
NJ. Stansbury, will offer at public sale, on
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At the same time will sell one very superior
FAMILY MARE, suitable for all work. Also,
one three-spring jump-seat JAEGER, all leather
trimed an excellent article. Also, all of my
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
- eamfsaRg -
- - -
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ruE 'lpLAcK AND TAM"

"Ah," and tho prophecies turned 10.
wards The corner Of tho room and began
10 tnuttor TO herself. The darkey waited
In silent and swestfuck expectation. AT
last she turned and handed him q piece
Of papor on which were sCTAwled some
figures. lie handed her q half dollar
and, ClutChing the paper, hurledly with
dred. The prophecies then turned her
attention TO me again. She used the old,
method, With pack Of cards, aud mar.
RED me 10 light lady with ola.
monds. Tho dark enemy, with clubsI
tho important letter and the journey
were all then 10 orthodox that almost 70,
GREETED my quarter determined TO epecu.
late a little, however, and expressed my
satisfaction In the shape Of a dollar. This
had The desired effect She evidently
thought she had caught a Rreenhofn, and
offered various charms aud alnuleW lot
sale lat fidlGnlouhly low figures. a vial
containing the magic tesdleg was an eB'
pBOially fascinating engine Of destruction.
All had 10 do was 70 put II In q lock ol
my enPny's hair, and throw the whole
concern RWfy, aud The needles would
stfAightwAy ailOf the body OIL my enemy,
and would naturally make him extremely
uncomfortable. ! bought II Tor o ltiartei
and ani nov waiting iOF an opportunity u
get q lock Of bis half.
When / left the fortune tellef's deter
mined 10 Wdoh the negro quarter more
thoroughly than | had previously done Ii
many deeultoty excursions. II WaA even
lpg and the dance halls were oil open, A
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pepro dance hall isa unique spectacle.

negro dance hall Ia q unique spectacle, |
remember very well when Mr., Irylng's
company first came 10 America, VOLTAGE
MaCkaye, Of Punch, and Frank Marshall,
Of Figaro, were with them, One evening
we organized a party to show them "the
elephant" and accordingly MaTshall,
Mackaye, Will Terriss and Frank Tyara
took q very lively whirl through the slums,
under the guidance Of Horace johnson, Of
the Daily Nsps, and the writer. We went
from Sixth avenue to Water street, aud az
we emerged from each new "diye" we
were exasperated by MRCkaye's calm
dTaWl; "This Ia all very well, We know,
but We have the saLae thing in London,
don't chew know2"
Suddenly johnson was struck with an
inspiration, We crossed Broadway and
turned into Mercer street, just of BleeCker.
Up narrow stairway and We found our
selves in o long room, about so by 100 feet
in area, At one end was br0ken.down
piano, upon which o burly German was
induslriously humping, A small bar at
one side was doing lively business, and
about one hundred negro men and women
dancing with such Ylgor thst the floor
swayed under their feet made apicIure
not easily forgotten. MaCkaye's eyes
bulged out,
"This Is all very we'll, you know, but
where do ye get all the niggers" he
gasped, in amusement, His exclamation
was not unnatural, and was half tempt,
ed to echo 1t that evening ag turned into
that great dance hall and bar.room on
Blocker street, euphoniously known as
the Black and Tan, The Black and Tan
10 the toughest" taking 1t all in all, dive
In Little Africa, II Is tTequented by bard
characters OF both sexes and all coloIs,
Negro men and white men and negro
wenChes, are drinking, dancing, quarrel
ing,
The genuine iull.blooded negro looks
with sCorn upon his lighter brother, Sad,
dle.colored moke," "salmon.Colored mig,
ger" "bleached darkey" are some Of the
epithets have heard applied to the
lighter coloTed depizens OF Little Africa
by the coal black aristoCEaCy, Here u
banjo player Ia the producer Of music, and
he does It right well, too, and genuine
negro dances such as one sees In In the
tobacco or cotton barns OF the South are
INDUCED Ia,
The great vice Of the negro Ia gambling,
and the quarter Is plentitully sprinkled
with policy shops, They arc all alike-a
dingy little room, with desk aud iOw
books and papers to keep up appearances.
In one Of these places | ran across my
friend Of the fortune teller's who saw the
black cat.
swell, did you make it2" inquired as
he passed me.
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THE NEGRO QUARTERS
on wee annAg MRRRopo1Is.
The Peculiar Customs that Prevail in
Thompson Street, New York The yOodOo
wOmsp-Old Time Orgies Mt the Black
aud Tan Fashionable Society,

Special Correspondence Of ne IRielli0ass.
NEw YoRK, August l2,-A city like New
York divides itself up into sections OF
Quarters" Just as naturally as society
divides itself up into cllquss or ''sets.'
To be guilty Of Hlbernianism, New York
has about dozen well-deaned quarters,
each Of which Is in itself unique and pos.
sesslng almost distinctive phases Of civili-
zation, Chinatown that small section
embraced by Chatham square, Mott, Pell
and Park Streets Little Italy, in Mott,
Mulberry and Crosby Streets the Polish
Jew quarter, in the region OF Ridge and
EldridEO streets, east Of the Bowery, and
not the least interesting, the negro quar-
tiers in the classic shades Of Thompson
street, and extending round about into
Blocker, Mercer, South Fifth avenue
and Greene,
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"Dunno, boss, I 'speCt ! did. De VOC
doc woman's powerful spry on desc tings,
Ye see she haint got but one eve; de
odder eye Is buried, so she sees all de deb.
bill says wild dat" he responded conf.
IDENTIFY.
Here was new idea, and to me new
phase Of negro approximation. Besides
policy, draw poker Ia favorite game, and
the Thompson Street Poker Club ia no
fancy picture. There Is quiet little bar.
room in the quarter owned and run by
full.blooded negro, where in the back
room several very lively games arc carried
on every night, but In all these places
white folks" are looked upon with sus-
piCion.
There Is little or no home lie in this
dark settlement. The family relation Is
but lightly held, aud marriage is the ex-
Ception rather than the rule. They are
not huddled together as the Italians are
In the foul tenements OF Crosby and Mott
streets, but they live like animals rather
than as human beinga, conglomerate
mixture of whites and blacks occupying
every room in the tall tenements-squalid,
unventilated and breeding disease. The
negro puts bis all on outside appearances,
The story Of the barefooted negro beggar
who said, II doan mind de shoes, boss,
but I's Jest perishin' for buzzom PIN"
aptly illustrates this characteristic. and /
can readily believe II to be true. He will
wear fairly good clothes and sleep on the
floor, and in proportion to the number Of
men and women you would be surprised
to see how few beds there are In Little
Africa.
do not mean to insinuate that the
negro element in New York Is either viCi.
GUS or depraved. There Is as large a per.
centage Of good citizens among them as
among their white brothers. The trouble
Ia that the outsider does not see them.
They stay at home with their families ;
they are industrious and ambitious for
themselves and their race, and many
have nice little bank accounts put by for
the proverbial rainy day. They have
social clubs In which men and women Join.
They gave private theatrical entertain
ments and concerts In some oil the
smaller halls up town, and they are enthu.
aiasticc church members, having an especial
liking for the sentimental and emotional
side Of religion. But these are not In
Little Africa. They are in little set lements
Of colored people all over the poorer parta
OF the city--honest, law.abiding, hard.
working citizsnp. Little Africa has the
dreRs, the lazy, the shiitless, the vicious.
1t Is q phase Of life which can DO seen In
almost every large city with every nation
atty and color but In the great metropolis
It Is magnihed. have written OF 1t as II
is, dirty, superatitlous, ignorant, some
times funny, but oftner pitiful. A fruit.
iul field for the philanthropist, a puzzle
for the Health Department, and unique
phase Of life for ee student Of human
nature. ALLAN FoRMAN.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET

There is danger Of a failure VI Ireland'l
potato crop,
Rosewood furniture, though costly, ID
coming back to style,
The cost II picking the Southern cotton
crop by hand Ia S4U,0O0,00l a year,
The cornetists led the H,uslcal exercises
at the MaFtha's Vineyard camp meeting,
Mount Vernon doesn pay. This year
the association fnGs itself exactly 81 ,964 50
in debt,
Professor Patterson, Of San Francisco,
wants $4,000 with which to complete his
air ship, lis $50 feet long.
Over thirty percent Of the total appro-
pFiations voted at the last session OF Don.
gress was on accounted pensions,
During the past five years statistics
show that 1880 Mormon immigrants
have arrived in this country from Europe,
On every million OF gold coin shipped
from SIN FfancisCo to New York there Is
q less by friction Of from 500 TO $3.50.
Richard Piron, Of Ashland, Wis, sold
his farm for $3.50, and afterwards being
offered more was driven crazy by the loss,
Lightning struck house in New Jersey
and smashed six empty whisky bottles.
Three full bottles we're not touched.
Aunt Peggy Ray, the centsnGtian, Of
Glen Gardner, N, j., has applied for a PEN
sion. She isl07 years old and had hus-
band in the war Of 1912.
The farm hands In the Big Bonanza
farm region OF Dakota attempted TO form
combination to demand 81 q day for
harvest, hut failed, as the market was
overstccked with help,
AT Charleston no colored teachers are
employed by the city except four ladies
In tie shaw Memorial School (colored), in
which there are about thousand pupils
and fourteen teachers. The principals
are all white.
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A Bloomington calf swallowed q Bible
the other day, Religion acquired that way
il apt 10 promote indigestion.


Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II 30,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mrs,
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOB Gull
DREN TEETnINa. It's value is inCalculs.
BILE. 1t will relieve tie poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there Is no mistake about 1t. II cures
dysentery and disrrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETlIIS1 is pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and Ia
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents bottle. Mws4w
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educational, ....,.,,
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
vOcvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
%, N. Street, n. W. Warrington D. u
WA N, STEVENS HART, Principal

.,r,s, s,slon a, Nj, LAKE PARK, Garrett g.,
NJ saH SeeSSinuils July lS' at l0'0 A. y" S'Os'hs
Aa .lS, STAt Is OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
AVA, az, T.tnrll Development aud Culture o. the
J, I9e M ntlIpOse Il Conversations heRdIngi
lo.Gr II I II, ana singing, The correct use Of
Plblc Au s. M Articulation and ResplTau0ni 10
hs utsiitb the Philosophical laws BY when those
FlhtI W. ~, deserved aud developed.
1ATS. Nv st.y and Natural Expression Of sentiment
my e1 M sprtCh aud Gesture; including Char
H ns,h.i,p Dramatic Reading and Recitation
lftila v,tnrlOll In Expressive Bible aud shAkek
sieci-l lilS mo and In the reading Of Hymns,
pa W. nppoHulity Afforded Teachers loE lpe
lhg pT.rtcal Methods for Teaching ArIlenia'
iIal! "a .iShtReadIng, Methods based upon the
hhciPg s'Gs Tor The study Of KludeEgaEten and
h Az Sormal Methods VIII DO formed aud seS'
Pima J.iiy from July u 70 August 70 1855,
Ag9a el.,, Wil b. taught BY ME- SUSIE POLLOCK
,tWHs,sipgloa, D. e., who studied aud graduated
Ia GsiaIb class for children will be held on three
a. ~ lie week, JrCe NJ Charge, -,
aAw t1ctllies will be given by Mn, Hart and
W. III yoliocE, each upon lhe interests Of her own
dt,Ituelt .,,,o..
Iai Pa'A Mrs, ii, STEVENS HART, or
MISS SUSIE POLLOCK,
washington, D, O,
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the vooDoo WOMAN.

ode Whitewater am out"
II am not Doodle Alderman" l re.
sponded with dignity. II don't want to
get whitewashed' Iwant to have my for
"Humph," she multered, looking mo
up and down rather contemptuously.
"'Pears like you doan look s'ef yer ned
much iaith."
I protested that l had dead loads Of faith,
and-what was much more to the purpose
"a quarter.
She finally consented, and was usher.
ed int the ill.amelling room where the
iates were revealed. She had hardly be.
gun, however, when breathless darkey
rushed into the room and excltedly ex.
claimed:
10, Mrs. Bronson, jest row when was
eatin' supper a black cat, wiz two white
front paws and white neck, Jest jumped
inter dc winder an run round De table
jumped out again. WhRt'll l play ?"
"Did de cat run from loft TO rlght2" In.
Quircd the prophecies aolemnly.
"Pears like she did. Lsas!ways don't
,zaCtly member"
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nj, Do CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

,SryeIghth year OF this well;kuown Acad'
.I '-' nndet the charge Of the Valuation Nuns,
' '., an The I'm. Monday OF September next and
continue, ln months.
'' psgI,recelyed at any time Ip the session.
Tso.o Who doSlrO to place their dRughten in an
,,"ImIop AhordIng exceptional advantages In
@s 1vol heal.hlul and delightful location, ex'
'sn.ntboArd, thorough discipline and instruction
',Se hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
r,s,ol female education, including tho modern
,rc,,rc, and muilC, should send for catalogue
d tAls ehoOl, Address,
Di,ectressoi theAcadeu ~ oithe Visitation
MT, Do CHANTAL,
,rqsn,v Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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The mercury stood at llO0 in the shade
at Hopland, Gal, July II, Fruit exposed
to the sun was burned black,

CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are Aeker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 95c by Logan & Co. and Charles Menke-
mailer.
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OF those who die from consumption inherit
the disease. In all other cases it must
either be contracted through carslesaness;
or, according to the new theory Of tubercu'
lar parasites, received directly from others
as an Infectious disease, bat Ia either
case DR., Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis.
coyery" Is positiveremedy for the disease
in Its early stages, 1t is delay that Is dan.
gerous, Ityou are troubled with ahortness
Of breath, epltting oil blood, night Bweats
or a lingering cough, do not hesitate To
procure this sovereign remedy at once.
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The number Of people annually Afflicted
with this most annoying malady seems to
be greatly on the increase. The
editor Of this journal Ia an anual victim,
and with q view 10 discover specific, has
tried numerous remedies. 0ithese "Ely's
Cream Balm" 10 by all odds the quiCkeat
aud most satisfactory, two applications
greatly allaylnp the usual symptoms In
The nose and eyes. We would recon,
mend lie Use by all subject to hay fever,
and We gladly boar unsolicited Testimony
10 lie efficiency In our own case. q >
Media, Pa, Record,
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FINANoE AND TRADE.
Tic Features of the Money and stot
Markets,

Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK August lS.--Money on call,
easier, ranging from 2to 7 percent, closing
at 81 percent. Prime mercantile paper
4a5 percent. Sterling Exchange quiet at
s. S23s4 sat.
GovERNMENT BoNDs We're dull and
steady.
u. IS 1909; U. s. AIS, 111l; U. s. As,
1861 Pacific 0J Of 90, ia.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and heavy.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and generally
heavy; sales 81, 7905O0.
sToCKs-There was no excitement in
the money market to-day, and Il worked
comparatively easy with the ruling rate
about O percent. The opening was about
steady, hrst prices being within 2 percent Of
last evenings figures, with the single eS.
ceptlon OF New York Central, which was
down ! percent. There was a very quiet
market, In which the Vsnderbilis and
Lack awanna, 10 which may be added Lou.
isvllle 4 Nashville, attracted most atten.
ton. Tho latter named stock and Lake
Shore exhibited decided weakness. The
remainder Of the list yielded Blowly.
In tho afternoon tho market became ex,
trenely dull, but remained heavy until
the laat hour, when easier rates for money
resulted In an improvement In values and
the market closed very dull but compare.
tlvoly firm at prices which are iractionally
better than the lowest Of The day. The
closing prices generally show fractional
gains as compared with those Of Yesterday,
but Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In
dianapolls ts down ] percent,
Transactions n !. ~ a ~. snatea 49,,
:, STOCK 9vUTATlo N Diu, Adams s6n
EEAprsss NV Am Itii M EHPress lVs
SSnsua s sS nh 44t osnttal taclilc, q9
VneSapeaAe q vmV, u2 Htst PfeIerfea,
~ 20 He WSN W OIoVl ~ y IL oit
Denver va lSss. H FF 6st . SU Eiel SS de
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SOlldiy founded than tho reputation Of HOnsOn's
Capclno PlASlcn. They are known appreciated
aud used everywhere in Am'tica- liz hospitals and
Ia homes PhylclAnS phatmAciIls and druggists
afllm that Tor ptOmplneN Of action certainty and
range pI UlliAtlVe quail igi they are beyond cone
pAtltOn Once used tlglt Wl6quallOi e3ell mo
ibe0nimondS them, The public ate again eau.
Initial 1na offered by 'inOndAGlnul parties undef
lie Gulke Of tlinllkfAlundlHg NAiiOL such a.
W(aHjNln,N "Cgtaltilm "tApWCl6,h Cataltlhh,ii
ol6 AK tot .Bgn'on'l, buy 81 respectable drug.
Rlll OtilI, aud M 10 Personal VxAinlnAllOn lie
fenulpe has toe "Thtev geAla' Trademark and lhp
Word "CAPClnO' cut Ia lhO eenIO, AupAWAl
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CAN'T sleep nights is tho complaint Of
Thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
ACker's English Remedy 1t Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee OF loo, 50c.
Logan & Co. and Charles Menkemeller.
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The best sAve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
isguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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II there is any ono who should be trap.
ped in slumber" 1t is the man who shores.

AcKRR's BLooD ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is q positive cure
for Ulcer5, Eruptions or syphllitic Poison.
ing. 1t purifes the whole system, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan 4 Co.
and Charles Menkemeller.
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m. N0TTIS FRFNCH POWDERS,

viii cutA DlJoasCs al the KidnerS, Gravel, elect,
gifi6lufeS and all Urinary aud UfethtAl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal weakness,
LosS Of VlgOr Premature Decline IN Man. Fairly
Decay 1mpOlCncy caused by error Of YOUTH. cx.
and nose ulCsTa, OtlipllnnS tOi0ltlA, tOt'pf, SAT-
fhoini, and all blood ard skin dl'cMca. Female
WeaFnefI speedily CURED, QOrnFthee CURED In
lhrEO DAYS Price %. sold in wheeling, v. w.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
Borrowiully lot alone on account Of dys.
pepBia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and Constlpa.
tlon sold on q positive guarantee al %
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 Co., aud Charles
Menkemelief,
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooplng Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
II saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
BY Logan & %. and CHARLES Menkemeller.