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ice cream. 235 q st. NV.

SELLING AT CoST for 80 days, a large stock OF
Straw Nattings. Baby Carriages and Refrigera-
tors a. W. Il. Moses & Sons, 11th and SITS. w.
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LOCAL MENTION
S.o Went6.er

OFFICE oF TIL CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WA~t:INt. ,.N- II. -, Aug 3. 1856. 8 am.
FOr District "-tpIumbia. fair weather, north
Ne-irr!: winds. SliEhtIy warmer.
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ISL PORTRAITS. hetS kemethy, 1109 Pa av.
low shoes also "A full stock of bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich, III Market Space.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT PRICES
Heavy . karat Appleton Tracy, SS5 now at
S6S. Gents solid gold American stem-winder.
So, now at SIS. Ladies solid gold Elgin stem
windcr, S25. now at $50. Boys silver stem
Ninder, $40, now at -.
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
Don't FORGET y. E 5. August 5.
S2S S2S. S2S will buy solid Walnut Cham
Der suite with marbe-tops. Bevei Mirror Bar
Handles, Chairs. Rocker. &c. WM. III. DUNN,
311 9TH street northwest.
Mrs. a. ". BRoCKAw, of GrotCn, Brown
county. Dakota. used Allcock'S PlasterS tor
Ti1teen yesTs-cOmpletely cured OF IrresGlarity
by using two plaSters across the small OF the
back iUr seven days each month-alsO found
OF "a dull. heavy pain and pressure at the base
cf the braun by wearing AN Alicocks Porous
Plaster at the back oi the neck.
EEDJCED IN PRICE WHILE ARE TORN Up.
Java Coffee 21c. pound.
Moch. Coffee 2oc. pound.
Best " nite Rio ISc. pound.
Good Rio Coffee l:Sc. pound.
A single trial sufficient To convince you 1t is
the best. y. T. METzGER i BRO.,
AZ 9TH st. NV.
S2I.5O. S2I.5O. $3.50 will buy a solid Wal
nut Parlor suite complete NM. III. DUNN,
311 ath street northwest.
HUM.S artificial eyes He.npIerS cor Ill, ct
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TlUKGLAES IN PAKA Disc
~ Perfect Adonis, and all of excellent Riverside
Taper series.
rawtOrd's Tale of Lonely Parish
Mrs I,all.grenS Tie iyosl Name
Pocket libraries and other uinmer Readino
Fine and Cheap stationery.
je5 &C PIrSETf alS o,h
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0NE HUNDRED PAIRS
~ BOYS Low QUARTER SHOES,
size, TO 8. tor 75c.. reduced from $l.26
Also. 25O pairs
MINIS AND BOYS PANTS,
Reduced to onehalf price close Greatest bar
gain ever offered in Washington.
JW sELBY
1914-19l6 Pennsylvania avenue
P.S--STRAW HATS at your own price ty2I
II AIROBES. RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN
- TEIS II Low Prices. lin Roofing and Jobbing
promptly done. tet prices at
Evening star., 1886-08-03

Annual Meeting Of the StOekholders-
Proposed improvements Of the
GrOunds-A Blue Monday Among the
Tenters.
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hRkNEf SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., VA
~ THE LARGEST AND MJST FA~ ~HIONABLE =
VIRGINIA.
painted. repaired and papered Throughout; yEAY
ne" closets anu the best sanitary plumbing it ,kG
In the mountains new porches have been erec cd:
newly furnished throughout, and new hair mattresses
nave Oeen placed in all the rooms with wire
springs. making this the best and most complete
sort to be found in the SOUTH Greatest variety of
StGte beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table
exceiisd not cold, shower and plunge baths good
hshiIg and game in the immediate vicinity. First
class livery in connection with the hotel charges
moderate T. q y. Telegraph and Express office in
the building This is the nearest Watering place To
Warrington. being only hours ride the b. q y.
X X Two trains daily. Music will be FURNISHED 10y
Prof Ed Williams Brass and String Band, OF Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning full INFORMATION, o. the princpa
hotels analy sis OF the water attractions ter ies
monlalS, &c, may be had free at the following drug
gist,: Drews, Mlburns 1hompson's. schaf-rs min
eral water de ,ot on St, Evening star office and
Post For further information address III. CABELL
MADDCA, Proprietor. K. q. BURKE. Chief Clerk.
Dr. G W. CHANCELLOR. Resident Physician
m
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ScOtt's Emulsion Of Pur,

SCOtt'S EmUTSlON OF Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHoSPHIrEs,
II. Lung Troubles and Cholera Infunta1n.
DR.. W. E. Ransom, Hartford, Ind, says "I
find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent remedy in
lung troubles, and especially in Strumous chill.
dren and a most valuable remedy in chronic
stages of Cholera Infantum." co
Evening star., 1886-08-03

w AsH1Nerox { CIRCULATING LIBRARY
11sS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New Books and lest Periodicals.
Fifty Cents Month 81 yearly
Branch l6-Z l4tE street northwest with same
terms and privileges.
Jy3 MRS. LUCY L. HUNTER
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SUMMER RESORTS

RERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH:
10l Miles on Baltimore and Ohio RR Az
Only ga hours from Washington to hotel /
Berkeley and its waters are famous: baths I
consist Of spous. shower. plunge swimming pools
is e
SKIN enG
GUS snsctioos: ouisp. unsHrpassed Hotel Ia sccom- COZ
Write for erms and illustrated Snd descriplivs
Diges ;VSim Round trip tickets 900 sGS
M Norwood Hall, Asbury Park, n. j. last 4 ],
season. has taken the St Augustine 9th VE.NA4 Y
ave ;sa7m 3Gafo 0f september al reduced rates
T1HE CONTTN Entail, ATLANTIC AV.A,, 1
exoesn sse oe
ted near Ocean. with splendid Ocean view Oh ~. n
asa aHd Sq7 81 wsshusIoa ra
pay RIDGE
The Superiority Of the Attractions at Bay 7IA9
Ridge are % admitted by all fair minded people lE:ns
ongest Gravity Railroad in the World.
Salt Water Bathfng.
InNew Bathing Suits.
Opera House with first-class Company, ''A'N-
wh R fns aaags Collection Of
Flying g,.1 Horses; ss,.
Goat Carriages,
Steam Launches,
Sail Roats
elegant Fishing Beautiful Lake,
Longest Pier in the World.
The Entire Grounds Lake and Pier Illuminated at
Night with the Electric Light.
FOR TICKETS. CHARTERS AND OTHER IN.
FORMATION, CALL AT
B. o. OFFICE. 1851 PENNA. AVE
Trains Leave B. & O. Depot daily, except Sunday,
1910 g. m. and 4:3O pm.
Returning, Last Train Leaves Bay Ridge at bis (aer
the Opera Is over }, arriving in the city
at 1890 p.m
BAY RIDGE HOTEL NOW OPEN.
jy24-1m
(,RAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE,
lAtantic City, n. ]. Electric bell in every 4.
room: hotel lighted by electric light: COM VEHA9
plete sanitary arrangements. JOS b l.,KF !
PRIEST, Proprietor. 81. so per day. and >. %
per week. t23-lm
TINHE DOUGLASS HOUSE REHOBOTHs =
L Beach, Delaware. Newly furnished s..NA3 z
throughout Fine fishing and sailing. 80 ,..TF l
per day, $40 per week: 20 yards from ocean: 200
yards from Rehoboth Bay. EMORY SCOTTEN.
jy21-2w
~ delightful resort, on top of the famous
Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. will be Yc!AY
open JUNE lST. 1856 HENRY I. Mas H raJE
81 f. Proprietor. Alton Depot, Va jy-U-IM
YINHE RADNuR.
i south Carolina. below Pacific. Atlantic 9HXA
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IIE i,s-,r a ever u~"d for the money, give me
3nDtEcT !Is.Ind Of that delightful tea at soc. a
pound. = size ,v-rc~>ion heard every day over
our te.t r.tiujss- Japan. Oolons, Gunpowder
ami i-.r. crI.,l. 5,ic. pound Come one, come
Evening star., 1886-08-03

Cas1Orl8.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She clTny to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CaStoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her CaStoria
When she was culld
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She clung to CaStOria- ths.t.k
Evening star., 1886-08-03
Fine Pleafed Bosom Shirts, 75c ND al
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depot. 7lh and H

There is Only One Sure Cure for Rheuma-
tisln and Gout Mr.: VIM. Rowan, with Gorham
everything recommended to me, but nothing
ever did me so much good, and SO promptly,
as Autumn CrOcus." Trial bottle free H. d.
GILMAN, 627 Penn. avenne. jy2S-eo39
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a Sud give u E, trial
V r.. METZGER & BRO,
Az 9Th ST. NV
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Choice Quality Summer Underwear
25c., lat Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt depot, th & HI
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HEADQC ALTERS Tor gents fine handsewed
low shoes also a full stock OF bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich, .11 Market Space.
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The Office of the Howe Machine is a
Auerbachs :, 18th & II. Telephone call 422-2.

The Office of the Howe Machine is at
Auerbachs, 9Th & IL. Telephone call 1922. l
A Most Literal Offer:
The Votaic belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. offer to
send their Celebrated NOitaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
ficIed with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality,
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed 1ree
Write them a. once.
Fine Summer ScarfS. 10, 15 and 25c., at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depot, 9TH and II. /
Bakers Norwe=ian Cod Liver Oil, the
reputation of which has been maintained q
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, send
directly TO our Laboratory. JOHN Z. BAKER &
Co., Phia and at druggists.
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in II lb. WARD prints. Soc.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
PicAwic'S Club Whisky is the best
Evening star., 1886-08-03

MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL-THIs COOL AND
AL de iShtful resort, on top of the famous L
Blue E1dge Mountains of Virginia. will be Yc!HMY
open JUNE lST. 1886. HENRY I. Mas H I6JE /
81 f, Proprietor Alton Depot Va iy ~ I'M
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN artificial eyes. He.npler's, cor. ia
Evening star., 1886-08-03

FINHE DOUGLASS HOUSE. REHOBOTH i !
= Beach, Delaware Newly furnished s:EA 2
throughout. Fine fishing and sailing. 80 ,r.TF
per day, $40 per week: 20 yards trom ocean; 200
yards from Rehoboth Bay. EMORY SCOTTEN.
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BAY RIDGE HOTEL NOW OPEN.
v04.1m

(NRAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE.
NlAtlantic City. n. J. Electric bell In every A.
room: hotel lighted by electric light: COM VEHA
plete sanitary arrangements. JOS lGH
PRI EST, Proprietor. Sl5O per day. and > :. AID ,,c
per week. ty23-lm
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Trains Leave B. & O. Depot daily except Sunday
1910 Am. and 4:3O pm.
Returning Last Train Leaves Bay Ridge at g. (after
the Opera is over, arriving in the city
at 1890 pm.
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TNHE RA DNUR. II. :, a
4 south Carolina. below Pacific, Atlantic S:XA q
City. n. J. p. o. Box 1890. li:,EffS
Evening star., 1886-08-03

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Will give Saturday next the third OF its
series OF special train excursions to the sea-
SHORE. "A train OF H-st-class coaches through to
Cape May and Atlantic City without change
Ieasing the 6th street station at 10 pm. The
rate ior the round trip is only 81.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Hon. P. T. Bishop was in town yes
terday.
MIR. e. II. Smith. cf Pomona, was in
town yesterday.
5. s. Thompson and wife. of Lyndon
vile, VI, are at the Putnam House.
Mr.. II. Howard. of Providence, R. l..
was a guest at the Putnam last night.
John c. Holman and family, of Nal
den. Mass were at the Putnam last
night.
Mr.. Ell. Rumley. Of Keuka, was in
town yesterday. looking after business
affairs.
DIR. j. B. Booster and family. o Ply
month. Mass, are stopping at the
Putnam.
Mr.. w. l.. Dorr. Of Federal Point. was
among the callers at The NEWS office
yesterday.
Rev. j. II. Moore. Of Keuka, was in
town yesterday. and gave THE NEWS
a pleasant call.
Mr.. Geo. II. Mckee. formerly the edi,
tor Of the Leesburg News. was in the city
Yesterday. and we had the pleasure OF a
call from him.
Mr.. B.ui. 7. Boyd is ont somewhere
in the county shaking hands with prop.
erty owners. and assessing their property
for taxation. He has a lot Of mail in the
post office here, which he oan get by cali
ing or sending for it.
Mrs. j. l.. Seip, mother Of Mr.. :. n.
Seip, yard master Of the Florida South
ern railway. will leave this afternoon
for Alchinson, Kansas. Mrs. l.. A..
Ming and children will accompany her
as far as Kansas City.
T. J. Adams, wife and son, Miss Min
ME Knowlton, Capt. Cousens, Of Orange
Park. Miss Maggie Hart and Master
Gussie Hart, Of Boston, arrived here yes
terday in the beautiful little steam yacht
victorine, VIII ere they were joined by
Miss Hattie NJ. West, Of Sioux City, Ia.
The party left later in the afternoon for
Sanford and south Florida, where they
go on fishing, hunting and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. Harry Warden. the handsome and
popular clerk of the Putnam House. is
on prospecting tour up tho St. Johns.
carrying with him an intention Of pur-
chasing an orange grove, that he may
identify himself more closely with Flor
ida. The balmy air which has so lie
lighted him with all that sweet perfume
foreign to all climes but Florida and all
flowers but the orange blossom, have
touched his heart and he canno. tear
himself away say" with difficulty.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-11
COMO RlPPl.tS.
Conc. April 0, 1876

COMo, Aprl u, lSSb.
FRIEND HANNoSp
Glad to find you once more the "man
at the wheel" I know the wheel wi go
mcrriy round, and the ship will neither
get into the troughs Of the sea or fail of
reaching port, richly laden with good
stock of lively freight every passage
made. The old journal sailed grandly
when you were at the helm, but alas.
when you left, it was left stranded. high
and dry in Jacksonville
Well, let bygones be bygones. and now
for good sail on the coming summer S
sea, preparatory for the next fall and
winter campaign. But avast. As the old
tars would say, to all this.
Como still exists. Albeit Jack Frost
tried to wipe us out last winter, and AL,
though our boom is not so loud. may be
as formerly. our bloom. or blooms. are
coming upon our trees tolerably well.
considering the struggle the trees are 60
ing through. So let me, through the
NEWS. ventlate our small community.
First and foremost. as our Hibernian
brethren would say, our new store build
ing, run by Messrs. Dusenberry & Ellis,
is both neat, handy and does an excel.
lent business. Then the new depot.
anent said store, is great improvement
tOC,mo And our new agent and Op.
orator. and man of all depot work, Mr..
j. l.. Irwin, Jr., is the right man in the
right place, faithful. obliging and correct.
Standing on the depot platform look
ing to the west, there stands Potter new
boarding house; also Mrs. Tuttle's. and
the firstrate residences Of Dr.. Bird, Miss
Numis. Mr.. Gilbert. Mr.. Barber and Mr..
Edmund Manchester. These almost new
dwellings stand on the right of the
depot. Mr.. James Manchester, the Grim
Brothers dwelling, Mr.. Nortons and Mr..
Eppi Parts. older mansions, continues
out ana ends this line to the rear, partly
on Hurricane avenue-so don't forget.
we are drifting rapidly into the aristo-
cratic avenue business.
Now looking forward and southw ard
from our standpoint at the depot, the
first house on the left is Capt. Carter
residence, who with Mr. Potter and Mrs.
Tuttle, are running smart race in put.
ting out ornamental trees true to their
original Yankee bring up"
Looking forward and following your
nose. provided it is straight one, and
parenthetically, there are mighty few
straight notes.-the next house is Miss
Potters. then Miss IIermance's. DR.. Rob.
inson's and Mr.. Pror's, not forgetting
Mr. Hull's just being put up. The lum.
Der for another house is partly on the
ground opposite DR.. Robinson's- Miss
Troutes. Let it not be forgotten that all
these la lies and gentlemen are the own.
ers of quite considerable orange growers
all in reasona ly healthy condition
many of them already hearing, but most
of them in thst oft Florida repeated
phrase ology, coming into bearing
The groves here. as mostly elsewhere
are in the three stages-come, coming
and to come.
Around Lake Como. proper, there is
host-a small host-of people. Mr.. Ab
ercrombie. or as the colored folks de
light to call him, ''Crombie," flashes on
the sheen of his circular saw and plane
down the asperties Of the saw log
which. with his orange business, keep
him and his on the jog quite lively
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-11

while Mr. Morgan. recently from the
distracted land of Gladstone. cultiylteS
fine young grove near by. Then comes
Mrs. Hutchlns place, right on the lake
This noble wOmrn is farmere>s. heard
ing house keeper and large plantation
cultIvator, and dose these things all Of
them well. Then the redoubtable Capt.
Jameson, who came here wears ago with
one OF the Ewings-tieneral. of course
-guards the end Of Lake Como. with
brain and pluck: while Mes>rS. Trone. a
staunch Penn man, Ferguson and Hitch
cock complete that part of the lake
front and circle.
Following the lake front arouni. next
comes Mr.. o. b. Robinson, late journal
ist. of New York. who, with Mr. Horace
Prior. completes the circle.
To Paris and back" is the name Of
an old English coine,iy. 80 we haze got
back to the depot Now back to the left
and northeast from our starting point.
we take in DIR. Graham Smith and MIR.
Charles smith. Every one who has ever
visited Lake Como knows Mr.. ". f..
Palmer. one Of the pioneers Of the set,
tlement.
And now. Mr.. Hammond. send along
the NEWS ST. We may gat our news all in
good time, style and dished up as you
can give il In us. and long may YOU
wave. tO~NDPOIITAN.
The insurance business does not ap-
pear to be AS profitable as il generally is
thought to bc. There were l05 fire in-
surance companies operating in 1871 in
New York, and of that number only
tifty.iilne are now in existence. Since
1871 as many as twenty-siX companies
have come into existence and dlsap-
peared. Probably mismanagement and
the taking of risks which prudence die.
tates should be avoided. have had Il great
deal to do with the misfortunes which
have overtaken insurance companies.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Good Advice from a Ham orist.

To young men Bob Burdette says: You take a basin of water place your finger in it for twenty five or thirty seconds, take it out and look at the hole that is left The size of the hole represents about the impression that advice makes on ayoung mans mind.
 Don't depend too much on your family-the dead part I mean.- The world wants live men; it has no use for dead ones. Queen Vic tOria can trace her,ahcestors back in direct line to William the Con. euerer. If you can't get further back than your father you are bet ter off. Your father was a better man than old William. He had better clothes to wear, peter food to eat, and was better housed.
 If you are a diamond be sure that you will be found. Cheek, brass or gall never gets ahead of merit. love a man who is straight forward. Ask for what you want. If you want to marry rich mans daughter or borrow S5O0 from him ask hlm for 1t; it amounts to the the same thing in the end. It is always better to astonish man than to bore him.
 Remember that in the morning of life come the hard working days. Hard work never killed a man. It's fun, recreation, hOli- days that kill. The fun that re- suits in a head the next morning so big that tub could hardly cover it, is what kills. Hard work never does.
 Those who come after us have to work just as hard as we do. When ] shovel the snow off my sidewalk, if perchance 1 take an three quarter piece off my neigh bor's walk, l put it back, because if didn't 1 should be doing him an injustice. You can't afford to do any thing but what is good. You are on a dress parade all the time.
 Don't be afraid of being called a One-idea man or a crank. If you have one idea, you have more than most men have. It takes a smart man to be a crtnk.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Answered..

What did Lot do when lis wife turned to salt! Got fresh one.
 When are little secrets like the sails of ship? When they get ~ild.
 When are the streets of town most greasy? When the rain is dripping.
 The teacher: "What is wisdom, my child?n "tnformation of the brain, sir.'
 How many sticks go to building crows nestg None, because they are all carried.
 Capital punishment" as the boy said when tue schoollnistress seated him with the girls. Why is coffee liks an ax with a dull edge. Because it must be ground before it can be used.
 Why does a chicken three weeks and two days old walk across the road! To get to the other side.
 Why are the stars the oldest as tronomerss Because they have studded (studled) the heavens for ages.
 Why does a cook make more noise than bell? Because one makes din, but the other makes a dinner.
 What is that which occurs once in minute, twice in moment, 1 but not once in thousand years! The letter N.
 Why are your nose and your chin constantly at variance! Be- cause words arc constantly pass ing between them.
 Why is snow more easy to be un- derstood than any other sort Of weathors Because 1t is the only one Of which you can see the drift.
 What is that which goes when a wagon goes, stops when the wagon stops. i, of no use to the wagon, and yet is what the wagon can not go without. Noise.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Wise Words About Women.

Men make laws, women make manners.-De Segut.
 As a husband is, the wife is, if mated with clown.-Tennyson.
 But one thing on earth is better than the wife-that is the mother. Leopold Schefer.
 A mothers love, in a degree, sanctiies the most worthless of spring Hosea Ballou.
 A house Is no home unless 1t contains food and fire for the mind as well as the body Margaret Fuller Ossoi.
 Can man or woman choose du- ties? No more than they can choose their birthplace, or their father in1mothcr,-Geo'geE Elliot,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
Bottled Advertising.

It bus been demonstrated that bottled ad- versiny i. superior to any and all modes.
 We havo adopted the plan of placing the tIe and corking it up. while tleers do all thsr work on the outeidc.
 That i- tine reason that E. E. B proves 8 valuable in tho cure of all blood diseases, scrofuloqs swelling. and Sores. Rheumatism, 1atarrh, Skin aid Kidney atlectioIs. Merit is in the bottle and the patient i. at once con Nuecd of the fact. Large b"rries Sl. three Tor S2,5O. Address. Blood Balm Co., Allan "A Ca
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
BRADFIELD'S

An infalliblc specific for all the diseases peculiar to women. such 0S painful or Suppressed Meustruation. Failing ofthr W omb, leu rorrlG.a or Whites, etc.