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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-25

ASA SNYDER x co. zoos TO l0l4 Cary Street
jewellers:
A. c. HIGH, 1928 f.. Man street. Watches an
jewelry neatly repaired.
Loan Onces:
ELLIS ABRAM. ql6 T.. broad street. None,
advanced on personal property. ONCE Close,
from Friday al sundown % Saturday q
sundOwD.
Locksmiths:
JOSEPH DELARUE. 70s r. Main stree. .,
hanging and general machine repai 'in.
Models FOR patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH +. wINGFlELD. dealer in lumtel
and an Kinds az mJuldlhRs and genera
building furnishings. hlIi hmbcr cut 4
order. once. conner of Broad aud iaure
st.ets, Richmond Va
Marble workers.
WALLEN \ WRAY. Seventh and Grao.
streets. Monuments. tOnbs. mai Oielzed mau
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacturers.
ADAM DlACONT POS +. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly ano
promptly done.
T. L. (sEBIEl CRRNsHAw. aUl East Bro,
street. natives maker and upbc i.tercr
wholesale and retail. Repairing nes, anC
durably done.
Mineral Water BottIers:
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 400 ". Pr.
street. Manufacturers OF Vanilla Pho.mrt
and mineral waters.
Paints. Oils. sc.
RICHMOND PAINTsTORE,S T.. Broa0~tc.
Paints. oils, glass, and painters supplies.
Paper Hanging;
&. J. DAVIS, 2s n. Ninth street. sha ...
awnings, oil-cloths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitterr
b. +. BEDFORD. 1910 +. Main street. Pracu
cal plumber, timer. gas and steam hitter.
Il. {. TlNSLEf. AZ Brook avenue. Steam and
gas fitting. timing, &c.
Railroad Ticket Brokers:
CRAWFORD q HAYES, 1916 East Main
street. Ia lrOad aid steamboat tickets t.
al parts of the world bought, sold. anu
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents.
A. J. BRADLEY SEQ. Thirteenth and Hui
streets, Manchester. Agent for tho Poters
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
@. :. NASHON 81 son. No. 7 \. Tenth street
X. Is. CHAPLIN y 90. No. / \. Tenth street
J. THOMPSON BROWN CO.. lll3 l.. Main
street.
Rubber Goods.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5lS Z. Broad stree,
Betting, hose. and al kinds OF rubber goods
Rubber STAMPS;
RUBBER STAMP AANUFA
TURING Co, i2l7 r. Main st. Manufsc
turers and Importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RI BIER STAMP WORKS
80 Bank street Agents wanted send foi
circular.
Sign Painting;
ID. 4. THOMPSON, Franklin street. under Hx
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist
Board fence and wall signs a specially
L. LIPSCONB, No. - n. Ninth street, gief
painting and gliding on glass
Soap Factory:
X. GARCIN Co, li45 Franklin street0s 10
hshed 1900. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
TAilors:
T. W. stage. Twelfth street. under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Undertaken:
b. II. MORRIsETT, No. II Seventh -.
Manchester. Phone. y06.
Wire Mattresses and Cot.,
7. W. LOWE, 2,li Z. Main street. manufactu
rer OF ChampiOn Woven Wire Mattress
and Cots. The best and cheapest IN the ma
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELBA COAL YARD (Elba station, h. ,.r
anu Pine streets. w. ). Pitcher, agent =
kinds of Goa, Wood, aud Coke. Iel.
phone, 33i.
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Dyesng Establishments.

Mrs. A. }. PYLE. 3l5 n. Fifth street. I,y,4
cleaning, securing, ana carpet clean
Manufacturer of tine Acme Renovation.
Mrs. II. BANNISTER, Sl6 +. Broad s,.c,I
Lace curtains a specially.
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Drugnists
]. ". FRAYSER

J. W. FRA USER. l5io +. Main street. Whole.
gale and retail. Proprietor of Frayser'e Uii 3.
inal Nerve and Bone Linment.
L. +. REEVE. 6t2 East Marshall. pr Yrirr 7
Dnval NortOn's Horse Tonic. PuJock's Dvs-
pepsia komedY. &c.
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A. C. HOUSTON. hg6 E. Main street
JOSEPH r. WINGtlELD, corner 81 Laure
and Broad streets.
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Diaries:

A lRFIELD DAIRY formerly westham). si2
y. Seventh street, and ll6 +. Main street
Fresh milk, cream, butter. butter milk, and
cheese.
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Harness and saddIery

ny. NICK REDFOBD, it02 r. Main street
sign Of the Horse. Manufacturer and whole
sale dealer.
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Canvas Goods

John J. GERlNG. corner of Fourteenth ant
Main streets Tents, awnings, bags. horse anc
wagon covers.
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Country Produce (:

II. wALLERsTINE & CO., II and - S. FIJI
teenth street Potatoes, butter, bean G"l-
tage. sc.
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HAY, Grain, &C.:

WALTER J. TODD. 40 y. Sixth street Con
signments OF country produce solicited.
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}. 2. JUSIls, g \. Fifteenth street. a. ?
agent. Established lsb6.
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Contractors and Builders

y. \. GRAsBERG Err, 1875 Z. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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Carbolic smoke BAH Company.

Office. No. 10 Nortf Eighth street Guann-
zee 10 cure colds, cat rrh. and all bead and
throat troubles. Free test given az Office.
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Carpenter. and HuIlders
Carriages and Ruccies.

WILLIAM u. FULLER. lll0 r. Cary stree;
Special attention 90 repairing.
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Butchers:
WALTER k. BRAU Err stall No. 10, FRS
Market. Smoked beef tongues "A speciality
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Candy Manufacturer

OLIVER q. DYER. 6ll +. Marshall street,
wholesale and retail. Sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Hardware and Carriage Goods:
A. 3. CLARK Z & son, l540 East Main stree,
Agents for Imperial chilled plOws.
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Boots and shoes /:

J. X. TEASDALE. 1915 f.. Main street B
$50 and IS mems and & and $50 ladies'
shoes
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ASA SNYDER & Co. lCostolol Cary Stree,
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS HOUSES.

OF REfIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.
The Directory belcr Of reliaile and goo,
business houses, gicing their l0cation am
business, 'ct4 be .Jound Gerry useful as a sourc,
Of reference fer Information relltire {, ,p'
and all tie different branches Of business.
Analytical Chemist:
Or: HENRY FROELlNG. II :. Twelfth stree
chemist TO Chesapeake and Ohio and He =
InOnd and Allegheny railroads. Special n
tention u ores and mineral waters
Architects
NJ. j. DIMMOCk, llOS f. Main street. Co
respondence solicited.
BARRIERS:
WILLIAM II. GARDINER. SIC T.. i-.
street. Hair cutting, dyeing, shavirc
shamp0Oing
Bakers:
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY, K. Adj
proprietor. ii ). Twelfth street. Wholesd
and retail.
Boots and shoes:
]. X. TEAsDALE. 1915 +. Main street B I
$3.50 and IS mems and g. and $50 ladies'
shoes.
Butchers:
WALTER K. BRAUER- stall No. 10, Fins,
Market. Smoked beef tongues a speciality
Candy Manufacturers:
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A. c. HIGH, 1928 F.. MAN street. Watches an
jewelry neatly repaired.
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ELLIS ABRAM. al6 T.. broad street. None
advanced on personal property. Once Close
from Friday al suDdOwn % SATURDAY d
rundown.
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DRY PLATES, ALBUMEN PAPER
~ Chemicals. &C. Artists Materials. iairl
Brushes, lass &c, IN COOL supply.
5. J. BiSSWANGbR,
us East Broad street.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. K. Adj
proprietor. II ). Twelfth street. Wholes ,
and retail.
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JOSEPH DELARUE. 70s r. Main stree.
hanging and general machine repa. 'ii
Models Tor patents.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-03

TIE Ai5.a.aa= a7e the most ferJcious
and "ar.ks ua.ion IL Egr5po and the
r =. Courageous. u5t eve. excepting the
graeas Tic M1n.eae s-.as are the o-.y
i.es waeu the AloaI4ans feel are their
g. .als ii a. 10 qualities which e 70
-.-se = g uea = zar And whenever
- s.ll.as has ~. 5.- with Nr..e.ez-1
lie ~ = - TIC A-1aliaas 20 help HIN
a. wee versa IaeF tear eael o..e- Ike
NJ teas.s a. a. -.Ie= There j. 10
ataar na.i5u except tie GIt-r6s wL.ci.
cal slow 7..ei al array Of sq.erd Z war
r =. rtl.e-e men are rea. Var. - u,
- b.. al -.1-, a1r.e1: acceptance of
~ 'e-,a Taey are - r.: az t-.ec
Al ds...e. = measure Each one f-.ts
a. Le =. -e- aa8 Z be fal. j. : 9
warria =. I'd IA. covered with y. lid,
AID te..-sls - me last
Tlerr5l, u.ark>TleIi. trained 70 shoot.
T. - a.. manner q arms AID - Tie
FL, vol I..I.e.; T yi.4r a.. -.-e,1-h
lea3..s 45--e1'ie.- Ives active ali s-.er;,
e4 p. j. .: - imagined e.l.-ai.c- and al
>aa..s.g tsarte-- il ! H. = aGer tLa:
ile-e a.ea ar admired AID feared by al
"la haHe te..ra t-e.r exploits detailed IL
III H. = Il dir ,7re---i and unhappy
=.a.fl- oae aaa4l aI-5-; say he b. $,
ar ha~,4 va. s4:.- III tAe.r hands "a ;Ae
EsEa-a-. BY yl nd makes p.-.ols
E=..F#, al III, H. p.4ytL.2gs wAei
chr ass- arf >-aree.y pa. 'he age Of
-.'t.e h.@e. Ine.r e3aoa,ian j. the
,'ar.- aithe bravery OF their ancestors. Of
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- - - - -
Worry.

Worry j. the cause Of more frauble
than any other one thing. not excepting
alchol for it leads men TO inurlpr. sui
eide, embezzlemept, insanity. drink. fami-
~ arrangements, qnarrels AM business
difficulties. Worried people cannot naakc
good bargains their judgement become
50 warped or twisted, through dwelling
too long on the same subject: with tho,r
subjects they are no clearer al the end oi
their thinking than they were at thu
beginning There are multitude- Of death.
every year attributed to regular specific
diseases, as typhoid fever, dyspepsia con
sumption and heart Diseases which have
Tor their cause worry. Worry induces
such condition of body that it readily
receives the germs of disease.
10 one who VAS accustomed To worry
friend said, who avoided worry as muel
as possible; w hat would you do if YOU
stopped every time to consider the pos
sibilities of every act. ! knew Of a WON.
an who walked carefully across II smooth
earpeted floor; she fell, broke her hip
joint and died in Il few days. | knew Of
neighbor who ate his dinner, and fell
dead as he rose from the table. Another
went to sleep we'll and never woke
another rode out and was killed" Thu,
instance after instance might be mention
ed, for every daily act if we had travel
ed, or read much, or met many persons.
Occasionally we meet people who can
truly be called born fretters they fret at
everything, and seven days aid seven
nights scarcely give them time enough
during the week to do all the worrying
they are capable of doing; as for any ont
living with them, il is their worst punish
ment that they have TO endure themselves.
We daily meet faces that show the re.
suits 'of worry; they are scanned. and
wrinkled and full of lines. They should
be Il warning To Us. If the time and
strength spent in Monty could be used i'll
selfimprovement and benehtinig those
near us, there would be many changes in
every community. -Hood HouSekeepia4
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Divorces in Algiers.

Djamaa-cl-kcbir 1.-The great mosque. >
near the MoSquce de la Pecherie, dates
back to the eleventh century, but there is
little To Indicate the antiquity of the
building. At the entrance is the court
where the cadi rctgns supreme, settling
family grievances and disputes, divorce
cases etc. | met there an old acquant-
ance, Mohammed. who was now staid
father of family; yeals ago he posed
for me, aud would spin ont long legends,
and stories of personal troubles and
real love affairs. His explanation Of the
planetary system WAS ingenious, but lit
tie behind the times. Our earth rests,
according To him and his forefatherS. on
bulls horn the bull stands on another
world, which rcposes again upon another
bulls horn, and 80 on; but when it comes
to the question Of where the seventh bull
stands, we are not at liberty 10 inquire
further into God : work, and must be
content with what he is pleased To reveal
My old friend Mohammcd pretended to
be waiting round the divorce court to get
a settlement about some land in kabylie
but aS met him three months after thi,
time, and Learned that he had lost his wife
| conjectured that he was simply
waiting his turn Il obtain hearing with
the cadi and to say. Il divorce this WON
an. which makes matters easy in this
country for a man who feels that he wants
a change in his domestic realm. II j.
quite As easy for him to rcmarry the saml
woman; he can even repeat this farce
three times ( If the law is the same rs in
Egypt: but if he is thoroughly dissat
isiicd with his helpmcct, and has made NJ
his mind that she Is nuisance, 1t
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Tie educational / ..y If ttea-e consists
n tie assumption Ma; any large proper
lion II oar population desire much in
struc.jon il seasa., Rev John Harvard
who saved f.w hundred pounds from
Us scanty salary tina, he might endow a
a9iie-e. stated that he made the sacrifice
because tho young reop., abo1; him were
possessed i, I a.; absolute passion for &c
lU.r.a- ka5w..i-e Had L5 lived in our
..a.a lie @oa,d Lage discovered that the
Young peer,e Lad a passion f.r almost
aay;lii-. e.>e He would have used Lis
money IL ob;4.u.u: tie pleasures If yaca
lions G.r,> - - high schools now lot
iar the laye If learning pure and simple
Ia; in order = 1T q chaar" 10 teach. a''.'
the >a,.s II rich men attend college ci-.c.
5ecause i, Is fa~liolab.e.-Chiea-o Times
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The Presidents Brother.

At some point on the march from Fay.
ettcville. an old couple, man aud wife. in
the shabby dress of the poor white of
the south, and with countenance smoke
dried and stained with tobacco juice
made their appearance at the headquar-
tiers of the division, and when they sue.
ceeded in getting attention, proharcd a
request to pass to Washington The
following dialogue followed
what do you want to pass 10 Wash
ington for?"
old Mani want to see mn ieotto
there
"Who is your brother"
Well. reckon you'ns has hearn tell Of
him. Hes Indy Johnson, Vice President
of the United States"
This reply caused some astonishmcnt
but the strong likeness of the old man To
the Vice President. which bad become APP
parent to all, confirmed his statement,
and all became satisfied of its truth In
tie course of the inquiries it eame ont
that the Ole man could neither read nor
write.
NO more could Andy, eentlemen
said he when we We're young mrn; his
wife taught him.
And why didn't your wife teach yo0:'
was the rejoindcr.
well, General" said the old lady Il
couldn't never read nor write myself.
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Social Life in Denver.

Socially, Denver may he called charm
ing place. The security afforded by the
active enforcement of good laws has
drawn together class of people such as
is found in towns of much more prosaic
origin and greater age. Society, in the
trucSt sense OF the word is cosmopolitan.
Thee are constant arrivals and depart
ures. No titlcd foreigner feels he has
seen the Estates" If he omits Denver,
and our own countrymen endcavor to
visit the city during thcil tour of the
West People of refinement make Den.
vcI their home for season, and often
adopt it for Il lifetime. II is astonishing
at times to notice the effect of Western
life upon natures long accustomed to self
contemplation and esteem. Ii is the air
of Colorado, perhaps. that so often
changes the Eastern man, and leads him
10 appreciate the truth of the phrase re-
garding general equality which the sign.
ers of the Declaration framed. Or. II
not this, then sometl Ing else works the
transformation, and gives us most for
tunatcly, whole souled being who is
glad to see you when you pay him a visit
and who does all in his power To render
your stay delightful.
II must not be Imagined, however. tina
with all the good fellowship, there Is no
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-03
The Garden Of Gethsemane.

Al tie joining Of the trio Of paths de
scribed a. ieaii2s to BETHANY the c4r5el
Of Ge,asenane i located !, j. su-r. -i-dei
IL sta,.e wal WHEN Is divided /; SIR ,.e.
facing i-~.i- t4e garden. a, .Jok.n.
strangely uew Il comparison with IL,
cuar.ei I'D tres lat ,..y s4rrour.
At,er knacls,..-, 1. lie low gaze. he vis..q-
Is sge>:i Lei y al old Eoas All ;Ler
admitted The garden Is carefully kep:
by tn ve.la-at.e cust94.-a Tie white
washed teuee / pali;.y AID lie :..... I we,
ea~siea a;Eeri another st-a.,e c.-tr4S,
WI lie esaf.a. aai a: .e.; ,..:e trees
II Gle c9r.er ii tae -ar!aa i { wei a.
delicious water : bucae, WIKI r.2e
-uaatr, yer 8 pulley used Near this
vel A. lie humble quarters + The mon L
u elar-a 4 marble ca.-.ly with III ir,A
ca:e .4ela>s~ Caaaya'> bass relief + The
Agony \ neatly aep: walk loads oa.
ar9,.,.l lie eircui; u Tho garden f-o1
>l.r...e l. shrine PARIS 10: the walls az
covered with PICTURES representing scene,
which taak Place during ugr Lord : ,as'
n:slt IA earth Wormwooi and the
Passion yiue trail about the walls in pro
fusion. It is a lovely >Pot.-Elwa.. I.
Nilsson in Tie Century,
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\ Wabash avenue tradesman announces
himself ~ holster and glover. We shall
have sheer and booter" next. and as
the fool killer seems to be neglecting his
business this sort OF strocity on the Ian
guagc We speak and write will continue
until we have dry goodser | have al
ready noted the word fruiterer" over tho
door Of man who has cucumbers, lettuce
and radishvs ou sale chicago Mail
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Don't Wantlt.

Flows business" was asked Of F. VI.
Thurlow of the Cumberland Wooden Mill,
Thursday.
dull
In further conversation Mr. Thurlow
said that the wooden men were just nov
feeling the keen edge of the Presidents
message and congressional tiukcring at
tariff The Presidents message in his
way Of thinking. put a damper on the
WOODEN business SO far A. we are con-
cerncd," said he free wool means higher
wool Why: Because we use good
deal of Texas and Western WOOL now and
it keeps the price equalized. Suppose
wool i admitted flee of duty. The Amer.
lean sheep j. >ecrifcet aud It's wool leave.
the market aud a a result we pay dcarcI
for the imported article 1t is familiar
argument and We are 80 careful of it,
truth that We don't want To see Ii tried
The WOODEN uen are carrying heavy stock
Of goods.
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Cnmounted photographs etc, can DO
sent by mail without damage by ROLLING
them around the outside Of Il light cylin
drical piece Il wood or bamboo, when a
pasteboard tube cannot be obtained IT
p. ID Il q" in Writer
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-03

trdirlf aHd with malice aiDrr' bought
aimed blow at the Northern republican
oue~. which would paralylc our iudu-
tree and carry d.~may and disaster, not
only 10 our manufacturers. our farmers
oar lumbcrnen aud the labJrers they cm-
plog. but through them ~ our entire
people
Then the fact that our district cm1rac-
e. the home Of 50 hJuprcI citizen II
the Republic a. james Il, Blaine. tend, u
attract attention To- what we say a. well
a. what We do We cannot escape sharp
criticism AT the hands If our opponents
It j. Useless for Us 10 attempt it, What
ever We may say Of Mr.. Blaine will be
given undue Importance and should We
be silent respecting him how much they
would claim that indicated.
If we speak of a free ballot and fair
count. though wc may refer to- the time.
when, by practices learned, it j. true. Of
southern democrats. our own votes. here
in Maine. were thrown out and refused u
be counted, they, remembering southern
outragcs, attempt To distract attention by
the cry of .bloody shirt
If We refer to the Canadian fisheries
and the injustice done our northern fish
crmen in regard thereto and the prptcc-
ton due those of our citizens At the
hands Of Mr.. Cleveland. in rcta,iatpry
measures, authorized by Congress, The
only answer j. "jingoiNm."
If we refer to the Mills bill "a, dc~trlct-
i've 10 our Northern industries. while Kind
aud protective to the southern ones. they
will accuse Us of attempting - stir up
sectional strife and bitterness
They are willing That we should discuss.
that We should critici>c. because it, alone
] IL trim D
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RIIcLItn's IrIIic,I lSnII,e

Tns Bf>t SN,r in thc world FOR Cuts
Bruises, Sores ,1tcCr, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands Ci.ilblains. Cprns aud
all skin Erupton>, aud po,itivel, cures Tiles OF
no pay required. 1t j. guaranteed 10 give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded. Price >
e1nts per ox. For sale by HorA,io " Ga,Ain
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We Challenge Every Cough Cure
IN THE MARKET
TO effect Greater Cures than this
Has Done.

Especially i'll Chronic Bronchitis and Irrtated
Throais, caused by POISONOUS secrctiOns from
Catarrhal troubles. We realize the fact that
no one remedy will meet the demands OF
all cases. Coughs arise from many causes, ana
of appropriate remedies that the best resu Is
may follow treatment, but there are very
many people who suffer from Coughs that are
net to he mistaken as To their origin. and may
he safely treated by the sufferers themselves
when they resort only to safe remedies, the
Composition of which are KNOWN, aud
KNOWN 10 he HARMLESS. as well as 20
TENT There Is no secret about this remedy
except the process of making. II contains just
whist We tell you, and nothing more. u II
is perfectly healthy to use, or, I'm other words,
II produces no results that are not good. All
Cough remedies containing opates detangc the
stomach. This Cough Syrup contains nothing
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-03

Fish may be scaled easier by hf,t dipping
them into boiling water for minute.
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Never allow .,4le hover, 10 remain IN sick
TOom
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-06-30

"In the morning text was given by Q
Baptist minister for me to preach from at
4 p. M, which was announced, and which
called out large congregation at the at
ternoon service. The text was John iii.
8, Except man be born again he can
not see the kingdom of God A favorite
subject OF mine, and felt at home, and
il ever preached sermon 1 did it that
evening.
"At 8 Pm. I held services in the Chris
tian church at Unionville, and was greet
ed with an attentive audience. At this
place we have several staunoh friends
that are auxiliary to the church at Lemon
Station. A fourth of my time devote to
the Gould Farm parish. We hope to do
good work, as the friends of this parish
are kind and generous people, and have
the good OF the cause at heart. But I
am sure that il all Of our parishes were
organized into churches, it would be
much better; for a church organization
yields an influences in community that is
impossible to parish. I would never
organize parish without faith in its ul-
timating in a church.
"As only half of my time is employed
at present, il / do not get calls from
friends in the State, / wi II make the m
Now, don't all speak at once"