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TrampI0g.

No more delightful or cheaper plan of
recreating can be conceived than that of
tnmping over the highways and byways
Of Lancaster county during this crisp
April weather. The winter has been of
unusual length, because it egan late,
and therefore the soft, languorous breath
OF spring il yet postponed TO the quasi
autumns! air that causes one to walk
rather briskly to keep his blood in circu.
lation. When the spring thaws come,
the roads will not be 80 available for
tramping purposes, and therefore now is
the acceptable time while some of the
heritage Of winter chill is in the air.
II would be well IL all were thoroughly
Impressed with the benefits that ara to
y derived from regular pedestrian ex.
eyctse. No movement of the BODY gives
such general and healthful development
10 the muscles. Walking requires no
other capital than a good pair of legs and
stout shoes. Unlike bicycle riding there
are no headers to be taken In walk.
Ing, and there is no danger from frac-
ticus horses. One may carry his lunch
with him and make his meal on grassy
dales within sound of murmurous waters.
II short, the walker is monarch os all he
surveys, and he feels the exhilaration
which arises from such pseudo owner
ship OF the universe.
II would be q good thing if traInping
clubs would be formed for walking over
Lancaster county In the springtime and
AL. No section of the country offers
more advantages for q tour Of this kind.
Ths many villages, the hospitabls farm
no0nes and the delightful resting places
9cog wood and stream all tend to offer
ceaeenents to tramping clubs in this
Pssanlty. The students of Johns Hon.
kius Uaiversity founded a club Recently
- Walk from Baltimore 10 New York
10y travel thirty miles day and pro.
1oaues the experience delightful. Bavard
nylor tramped through Europe iiyins
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.AsoAsrER, APRIL 81. lsa
- rslephcns Connection
MID Punishment.

The young men who undertook to cast
the vote Of the Sixth ward at the RePub.
3ican primary election, have been SEN
teucsd to pay four hundred dollars apiece
and the costs, amounting to as much
more, for their enterprise. They are con.
eldered to have been very gently dealt
with by the court but we are not dis.
posed to find fault with this leniency.
The punishment Is sufficient under the
circumstances. It was flrst offense un-
der new law, making into a crime and
severely punishing o very prevalent,
though dishonest, political practice.
The law had not protected party
selections OF candidates. Primary
elections to choose party nominees have
had TO take their chances Of being
honestly conducted, and the chance was
. poor one. The law has been called to
their aid, and this Is the first blood 1t has
drawn. 1t is good law and one which
should be enforced. The choice by a
party OF Its candidates should be pro.
t,c'e against fraud, IL possible. We are
very doubtful whether 1t can be eillciently
done, very soon. There is too much
rom for trickery under the Crawford
c,unty system to make Its results ceI-
tain exposition Of the party voice. But
It is well to make the effort and well to
call TO 1t the aid Of the law. 1t is law
wholly for the benefit of our Republican
friends which they surely need and are
heartily welcome to. The Democrats
have no use for IL, lot believing In that
way Of selecting candidates. No doubt
this has profound influence in produc.
Ing the composure with which the Demo.
cratic portion Of this community has
beeu disposed to view the lawless
conduct Of the Sixth ward Republican
election officers, and their trial, convic-
ton and mild punishment. 1t seems 30
natural to catch Republican election
officers cheating, that 1t is really very
difIioult to get up any great indignation
whom they only cheat each other. 1t
keeps us busy enough up0raiding them for
seeking to cheat us.
And we doubt whether the conduct OF
Republican primaries will be wholly re.
formed by these convictions. A steady
habit 10 not readily abandoned. No doubt
: great deal more care will be used not to
b caught when cheating is done but 1t
viii be done In some form right straight
along, when fair chance offers and
6nes will not stop it /; nor Imprisonment
either, unless fifty per cent. of the Re-
publican politicians are jailed.
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THE "Indian Rights Association" In
making strenuous efforts to push tho In.
dian reservation courts bill through at the
present session Of Congress. The bill has
been outlined In these columns, and the
urgency for its passage is explained by its
intimate connection with the bill provid-
Ing for land Ia severslty. Both measures
are In the line OF tho policy now advocated
by all disnterested and practical friends OF
the Indians that Of bringing them a. ra-
pidly as possible TO Q condition that enables
them to look out for themselves and keep
sfloat when the advancing lido OF civilizs-
tlon sweeps over their country. The best
way to help the lndian IL to make him
learn how to help himsais ana, though there
may be doubt as to the possISi4ity Of civil.
xlng certain tribes, there osp Ne nome as 10
the wisdom OF giving them drill in the
habits and laws Of civilized life, with which
they must cope whether they will or no.
This bill also fxea the political and civil
status OF all Indians, remedies a defect In
existing Legislation by which Indian owners
OF land may lease under certain restrictions,
and provides for q thorough sys en- tf
education and an efficient police force OF
Indians.
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1887 and 1855.

The advance statement of the exports Of
breedstuffs for March has just been is.
sued BY Chief Switzler, OF the treasury
bureau of statistics.
It shows that the total amount of
breadstuffs exported falls far below the
value of the exports In March OF 1887. A
year ago we sent over fifteen million dol.
lars worth Of breadstuffs abroad in March,
while In the month Just ended we only
exported e9,oi0,74 Of the same staples.
And We can not console ourselves by a
comparison of groups of months, for the
nine months ending March 81, 1883, show
. total Of not quite one hundred and one
millions, and the same period ending
March 81, 1887, shows over one hundred
and nineteen and half millions.
There Ia grain Of comfort in barley,
Tor we exported q value of ssi $40 OF that
cereal In March, 1855, against only Go ,sls
In 1857. We can also find consolation IN
hogs, for another report shows that the
Independent and much abused American
plg has gone abroad about twice as mum.
eeously - he did in March of 1887. Hog
Q114uets, however, continue TO suffer
4bo0 the unjust attack of Bismarck, and
- French and dairy products show q
0aEked decline in exports. OF cattle We
oxported in the month value of sS6e,-
6o7. In March 1887, 1t was only s2es, ,es7.
The total exports of beef, hog and dairy
products for the month are given as s5,-
67o,o2o, against se,3Si,yl2, In March,
1857. OF this years March shipment,
u, ,70I, $50 left the port of New York.
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PERSONAL,

CHARLES OSBORNE has succeeded
:. FATTY Walsh as warden OF the New
York Tombs.
MISS RosE CLEVELAND arrived Ia Wash
ington ON Friday. She was met at the sta
tion by Mrs. Cleveland and was driven
direct TO the White House, where.she will
remain for some tune ss the guest of the
president.
WILLIAM b. DrNsMoRE, the well-known
president OF Adams Express company,
uieo IN rev YORK on Friday. He has besn
ideDtifi sd with tho ex press Interests OF the
country sipcs lsil, Alvin Adams, Mr..
Dinsmore ana Mr.. John Hoey established
the busioess OF that now enormous iu stitu-
ton In lSil. Beginning with leather bag
and hand. barrow, today 1t has &, 600 en-
ployes in its service.
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q, yeAns q Las .. m. ana as ootwaia Memo
C.s9s Lysss.z ci.y.ou-.wess King ssress,
~ ns &c. Sssass ass-:ss'ss sssSss = :. rs rs % %
U2s:>festsS:i ~ inssroe.,Ss: 9. fr,dsx svsSins
pss sssyss. = is5 n Z. y .sS Ss;smsipss5 rs 3 NJ
q s,ss,. ~ 2; q n; -; fnysr service On wsdnSsday
fr.sf Rs.oss.p Cuv,ou.-Rsv. >. n. r,,se,.
=, y. ID. ~. gassor. 81. esry,ces tomorIow q lo:Sj 4
Ser ssr~ca in The evening on 'Vur Kno wieese OF
UIrrsp Basrns.s m Cssssr tCovrvAvr,.
west OranEe and CONCORD streets Rev. !. b
nunE ps,,S pnnT rrsssSnsns at lo;c q m. ana 80
Brsnch 1t s,is ,. m. mint in the G iectnrs @ room o''ve
81. PAuIs ME. CHuRUH = Charles koads. pas.
tor..ssrmon 70 .Sc s 70 Tempesnce society q 1850 ..
a ~ ?: m: Youns ps6p,s's insisting ssIS At 8 >.
Prayer msstiSs wsdnssdsS ynSsS sssSniss n =, p7ga m
Ciass meeting on ussday, Ihursday and Fif.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a. the usual hour
,nornin9 nc rn sn9 evening Preaching By ,he pas.
7:ls pross hing b. p:.tor. i:1s p. M. sunday % sS
Tss.dsy hssniSss: soiasss:: 1.ssna S.ss ,.s'sss s
m. wedneeday. prayer mesting. Friday,
ysssss yysssSs! nSSDa' s;.s. meeting
ture Of the course BY Rev. ). n baylor cray.
prs,sr n.st,nl OK ..Ss,nx
ther notice. sunday schoo At D. m.
East Ans.oH n. Il. CHURCH .Sunday echool
at p m.
sr. srIrnsH's tRssoHnrp) CHURCH CoLLreu
CnArnt.=Dfyine service at 1880 a. m. Sermon
by Kew. Prof. 4. q. schiedt a. n.
A0AAvIAH.-J. MAX Hark. ", D.. t,astor 1910
q m. LitAny ana sermon; 2 p. IN. Sunday
school. 7:l5 m Evening service.
JnlnITY LUTHnRA ~ Usual eeryicea mornfng
afternoon ana evening. viii be conducted by
the p.stor. Morning sermon. what means the
erticla OF the creed. He Descended into
Greek culture"
0RAcn LurHIRAN.-Corner OF North Queen
TOR. Usual services at 30 O. m. ana 7i6 b. IN.
sunday school At LAS p m. Pastors adult
class at p. m. Usual mid.Week service ON
Wednesday evening. Also meeting Of the
Ladies Ala Society. Stated meeting OF the
trace Church Guild on Thursday evening.
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There WAS sale OF goods ct the old Rrin.
ton property near Chsdd's Ford on Friday.
Among the things which were exhibited a.
belonging to the middle Of the last century
were spinning wheels, seals and books ant
Al old clock, which Is wound by the pull
Ing of chain. This IL said to have been
the hrst clock brought into Chester county,
and came over for william Brinton, tue
son OF the founder OF tho Brinton family,
from Birmingham, England. Among
other quaint articles were q number oi
wooden spoons, one OF which had handle
hve feet In length. There were set OF
books kept by William Brinton and bore
the date OF 1850. These old family relics
were purchased py his descendants.
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II ELIGIOCS.
DELICIOUS SERVICES

PELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
1I held in the following churches on Sun.
day, In the morning at I0:S0, In the evening
at l:ib Sunday school ut las D. m. Whom the
hour IL different IL Is specially noted:
CHURCH OF GoD-Corner OF Prince and Or.
ange, Preaching at l0:S0 m, and 7:l5 D. M by
the pastor. Sabbath school at l:t5 o. m
SECOND EvAseRLIoAL English !, on Mul.
berry street, above Orange Preaching nj
1880 a IN, and at 7:lo p' III, by the pastor Sun.
day school at p. m.
ST. JOINS RHvoKMRp-(G Germany church. cor.
ner Orange and Mulberry streets, Rev. John
huelling, ID. ID. pastor. Divine services al
loS a. III. and 7.l5 y. m. sunday school at rs
p. m,
PRnsBYrERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, South
Queen street, Thomas Thompson. pastor
Services mo- ming ana evening at the usual
hours, sunday school at l:s5 p, m. Young
peoples meeting at 6ao p. m. Prayer and
teaeners meeting " ednesday evening AT ESQ.
FIRST ia r.-Services At the regular hours
N. fol~eu. Sunday school at p NJ Sub.
Ject OF evening sermon-"Limitation OF Doing
Gooo."
ST, LUKE's sRRvoRxED-MariettaA Avenue, Rev.
WIN. y. Lichliter, pastor. Divine service at
lo:SO m, and at 7:l6 p. IN. Sermon IT the eve
ning service by Mr, u Il. wagner sunday
school at y. m, Service In the German Ian.
Ing.
ST. JoHs's LUTHERAs.--Rev. b. y. Allsman,
u. ~: pastor. services at 1870 q. m. and 1850 u.
~. Leetnre and prayer services ON Wednes-
Gay evening ~ l:O y. y. q. q. y. ON Thurs.
Day evening st 1880. uatechstiesi lectures ON
saepsth evening st s.n. sabbath schools ~
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A WAsHINaToN special 10 the Philsdel.
considerable talk to- day OF the promotion
OF Solicitor General jerks, Of the depart
mont OF Justice. to the chief justiceship,
MIR. jerks Is Pennsylvania, a fine law.
place.
Tho INTELLIazNorR suggested Mr..
jerks for the chief Justiosship several
weeks ago, aud certainly the president
GOULD mako no better appointment. We
do not know OF any OF the supposed re-
quirements OF tho place which he would
not satisfy fully. He has tho needed physical
and mental vlgor and temperament. He
has political mind equipped with legal
learning.
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on crackers and milk, and he left the
world some very delightful pictures of
the places he traversed.
There are many people who keep
themselves alive by their regular walks,
and thousands who now sleep In the
valley Of the shadow might still be roam.
ing this planet, II they had taken q fair
trial Of pedestrian exercise. Observe the
ruddy glow of health, the sparkle OF the
eye Of the tramp, and his keen appetite.
All these come from contact with the air
and breathing into the lungs some Of the
hfe-giving ozone which abounds therein.
How many people Of this city are &C.
quainted with the geography OF Lsncas-
ter for radius of ten miles ? Horse
owners and bicyclists may gain such
knowledge, but those are only hand.
ful to the thousands lacking such ad.
vantages. To the latter we say that they
have in their legs a means Of locomotion
which, for the delightful purposes OF
trampiDg, cannot be equalled.
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THE pettiness OF the matters that throw
European diplomacy into confusion has
been striEiDgly shown OF late. A prince
and princess who have no actual authority
and may never have any power at all have
set the world a.trembling by hinting that
they might get married, and all France has
worked Itself into fever OF excitement
because soldier left his post without per.
mission and visited Paris without tho dis.
gulse OF pair OF eye glssaes. Yet these
things are hardly more remarkable than
that tho fate of empires and the lives of
thousands should seem to depend on the
condition OF the throat Of German gentle
man.
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WANA MAKERS,
----~--~--'-,-~---~
PAILADELPHIA, Saturday. AnriI q. 1,


A week Of mostly Dress
Goods talk. We have been
fitting from counter to counter,
holding up Robes, Suitings,
Cloths, Plaids, Ginghams, and
the like that every woman has
in mind to buy, and pointing to
the IS or 40 or SO per cent.
clipped from every price.
Plenty more new, staple,
seasonable stuffs, perfect in
thread, in weave, in color, but
limping in price, and crying for
a word. We must skip them
to-day.
A scattering glance at the
little world Of other things we
have been pushing to one side.
Millinery. Anything, every
thing. A jungle Of untrimmed
shapes tor big folks and little,
and the trimming things but a
step away.
North from Thirteenth a. d Chestnut streets
corner.
Spring and Summer Uphols-
terry - awnings, slip covers,
light curtains--in full bloom.
Second floor, north OF TIansept.
Travelling comforts OF a hun
dred kinds-from Trunks and
Valises to Tourist Sets with a
multitude of helps i'll a fist full
of space.
Basement ana main II oors. northwest OF cen.
The London-made sporting
wear things are in. Elegant
for games, for the woods, for
the beach. No house we know
OF pretends to keep so many
sorts. Ceylon Flannel Shirts,
Oxford Cheviot, Spun Silk
Shirts, Woven Stripe Coats,
Tennis Striped Coats and Caps,
Cricket Coats and Trousers,
Silk Belts. Look and welcome
chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle.
New lots of Women's Un-
dervests
Ecru. rtbbsd cotton, e5A
Gcru. Ifbbed Isle, S;kc
White, ribbed cotton. 4Oc.
hcru, Balbrfggan cotton, 75c,
Ecru. white. pink. aud blue lisie, 75o.
New ribbed SILKS, nil colors, q,
The price only hints the worth.
New things too in Mems IN
derwear:
Natural Balbrisgan. oolgrs OF natural
Spring SPRING Weights II "a nsnssl .Ss seS
Would have cost you about
double last year.
Chestnut street side. west OF Ma,n Aisle.
You'll not find a Bookstore
where more thought is given to
good, pure, wholesome reading
for boys and girls. Heaps and
heaps of just such Books as
full-blooded, well.minded chill
dren like. Prices are often as
much Whitfield down as these
on some Books for bigger
folks:
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Eighty Millions For Psus,sn.,

The pension bill was passed by the
House on Friday, appropriating $50. $50, 900
for pensions. Conger's amendment was
adopted, providing that In all cases Of
pensions to widows payment sh oil date
from tho time OF the husbspdIs death
ONeilPs amend ment was also adopted, re-
quiring United States officers to sd dniuister
oaths to pensioners and their witness ire Q
OF charge.
Tho House at It's evening session passed
twenty-five pension bills.
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plates he cav them prepare the papor. sho
Ink, snd a1i that % needed IN psiioong
from those plates be was prooe19
whom they superinteDded that pflnllne, q
work did hs leave unexplained OF unoo0.
pretended. SO that now ho - fully
equipped with sll the knowledge portain-
ing 70 the business, and with his added
experience In II OF years, he can judge VI
the merits OF picture, discern its faults
~ quickly and ~ accurately % any pro-
fessionsl artist or art-c0nnoisseur.
This 10 OF the greatest importance In On art
dealer n his customers are to have any con-
fidence in him. For nowadays there In %
much fraud going on, especially 10 en-
cravings, that unless msn In thoroughly
acquainted with the "true ipwsrdness" Of
the art, he IL aure 70 be imposed upon. And
the reason why 90 many people are beirg
cheated In the matter, - know they arc,
IN not because tho dealers from whom they
purchase are dishonest 20 often ~ simply
because the dealers themselves, not know.
nrst cheated and imposed upon by the pub
lisherr. A dealer to be really trustworthy
and reliable must not only DO IN honest
man. be must also be IN expert In the
mstter Of engraving, paper, printing and
oil that belongs 70 the making OF pictures
- Will y" no Soi"B VI u0n' DOc1u.O
Mr.. Barr has these qualifications he II able
to do what he In doing In cultivatiug the
artistic taste OF the community.
Do you want 10 know how l know this
Well, I'll tell you. used 70 be In ct
Esrle'a End several other Philadelphia art
dealers pretty often, and / found out that
many of them did not know - much about
the making OF pictures - they ought and
as they made believe they did. Now since
stop In ut Mr. Bars, as do every c0upis
OF days to see his new arrivalA," have
discovered that he does know, and In will
Ing TO tell you, good deal that they didn't.
And also found, by the way, that you cen
not only buy more reliably here of our art.
dealer than Of them, but also a. . rule con.
siderably cheaper. / know Of two or three
pictures, for example, that Mr.. Barr within
the last few months has eold for from
akkod for the very same pictures ct Earls'S.
1 know, too, that just for these two ressonr,
greater reliability and greater oheapness,
Mr. Barr Is almost daily getting orders for
pictures from people from abroad, some of
them living considerably nearer TO Pbila-
delphia than to Lancaster.
In my talks with Mr.. Barr have learned
few things about phot0gravures, engrav.
ings and etchings which are worth know
Ing, not only 10 every one Interested in the
subject, but to every body who some time
or other may want to buy. In next Satur-
days paper some notice will be made Of
this line oi art. USCAs.
M.
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Mother. sio,ners mothers n,

Are you disturbed at night ana broken of
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth I
IL 80. 20 at once ana got bottle Of MRS.
WlNsL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t viii re.
lieve tho poor little sufferer immediateiy--de-
pend upon It there is no mistake about IL.
There 10 not q mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who will not tell you at once that It
VIII regulate the bowels. ana give rest to the
mother, ana relief and health to tho child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 70
use In all cases ana pleasant to the tase. and 10
the prescription OF ono OF the Oldest ana best
female physicians and nurses in the United
states Sold everywhere, % cents o bottle.
may3lIyd&w
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Tennis Shoes and all the kin
OF light, strong, outdoor foot
wear has marched into sight.
Market street front. west OF Main Aisle.
Sporting and outing goods
of every tried maker. Thirty
one styles of Tennis Rackets,
for instance. Try that meas
ure on any other stock you
know of.
Basement northwest, OF centre.
Dull knives and shears a
plague and waste of money.
Your own fault if you have
them. A child with the Hall
Knife and Scissors Grinder can
keep all the light cutting things
sharp. No knack to do it, a
gauge does the holding. Emery
wheel geared to quick running.
Last a lifetime.
Basement. north OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
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Their sus,nos, Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such rus
oftrade at Cochran's drug store MS their giving
away To their customers of so many free trial
bottles OF Dr. Kings dew Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade IL simply enormons in
this very valuable article from the fact that IL
always cures and never disappoints. Coughs,
Colds. Asthma, bronchitis, Group ana all throat
ana lung dtseases quickly cured. You can test
Every bottle warranted IN
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Grins,

Pleasanti healthy grins are seen only ON the
faces OF healthy per,ons. The dyspeptic and
debtL'ated can emile only In hsli-hearted
way, Puffy the blood, tone the stomach and
strengthen the tissues with Bnrd0ck Blood
RtadS, IL You wish To laugh we'll and often.
For sale by H. Is. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and
l99 North queen street, LancasteT
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Ali ADMIRE u sandso,ns Face,

pure clear skin Will make any face hand
some. hanifest,y anything which strengthens
and enriehes The bio Will directly affect the
whole per- on, All erupt'Ons of The skin dis-
appear when Burdock Blood Riners a @ EN-
pioye'. Thy are n vegetable remedy of In.
.s'imable value. For sale by ii. ID. Cochran,
druggist. lSi aud $50 North Queen street, Lam
caster.
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Tho Majority Growing.

TIE oiiicial vote OF New Osleans gives
Nichols, Democrat, for governor, ID, s57
majority. Shskespeare's mpjority for
msyor II 1873. The Indicators are that
Nicnoils' majority In Louisiana is about
$4,000.
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Thunder 1t Down the Axe..

That for lameness, for rheu mattsm for aches,
for pa'ns, aud tor sprains DR.. Thomas Eclec.
TIC Ohis positive and reliable remedy. "Dr.
Thom 49, Eclectric ON can ba purchased OF
any druggist. For sale bv n. h Cochran.
cru sRtst. 1877 and l39 North Queen street, Lam.
caster.
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Say no III OF tho Year IN II DO Ps.t

Tho winter brings you chapped lips, sore
nese, cola cracks, stc.. but a box OF Hop Oint-
ment (endoIsed by leading society lsdies) Will
prove u TREND III need. Never Jals At all
druggists; % cents, or mail stamps to Hop Co,
New London. Conn. Sample free, fN