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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26

Mrs. G. Heuser, OF WytheYille, Va,
will open school Sept. 9rd, in the
building on Watauga street, owned by
Mr.. Gump.
Girls preferred boys under 13years
Of age admitted. The session will
embrace terms OF 20 weeks each. Tu-
ition in different departments from
81 so 10 $3.50 per month.
Further particulars can be obtained
by addressing me at Cranberry, N. @.
References Prof. Rob. Suavely,
Prof. G. Huffard, Judge G. Hoolbrook,
Rev. s. r. Preston, Mr.. g. B. Thomas,
Gen. Jas. Walker, all of Wytheyille,
Va, Rev. ]. /, Vance, Alexandra, Va.
222-22
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
County Normal Institute.

A County Normal Institute will be
held in Jonesboro on the 18th Of Au-
gust, and continue one week.
The exercises of the occasion will
be conducted by teachers Of exper-
fence, and will generally be Of a most
practical nature.
The general examination of teach
ers will take place in connection with
the institute.
All certificates for the season will
date from the time holding this exami-
nation, and in compliance with re-
quest of the State Superintendent no
one win be examined at this time, un-
less he attends the Normal at least
three days.
Program viii be published next
=sse:s. NJ. MEAD.
Co. supt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
&nAeial Rates.

The E. T. V. & G. R. r. will sell
tickets to Morristown and return
from all stations between Morristown
and Bristol and Morristown and
Bridgeport inclusive at 5 cents per
mile for the round trip tickets to be
sold July 3Oth and 91st., good to re-
turn until August 2.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
Lumber for Sale.

I'D. Woodruff, at Shell Greek, has
on hand large lot of framing lumber
that he offers to the public cheap for
cash. Orders for all kinds OF framing
in any quantity will be filled prompt.
ly.
Don't forget to write him for any.
thing in his line.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
Zeb Vance TAYLOR.

Gov. Taylor passed through the city
yesterday on his way to Elizabethton
to Call on his son, Zeb Vance Taylor,
whose arrival was announced by tele.
graph to-the Governor a few hours af-
ter he had finished his speech at Wa
verify last Saturday. The COMET hopes
that Hon. Zeb Vance Taylor may
inherit the gifts OF noble line Of an
cestors and that be may live to honor
and be honored by his country.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
Jelly tumblers at H. W. Weiler's.

Jelly tumblers at II. w. Weiler's.
Ralph Boyd spent Sunday in
Blountville,
Mr.. J. F. Crumley is rusticating at
at Elk Park.
Go to Kirkpatrick's for bargains in
clothing.
w. G. snapp is able to be out after
a severe illness.
Mrs. P. G. Range, is able to be out
after a serious illness.
We want to buy all the dried black
berries in the country,
Hunter & Brown.
w. i. Mcfarland is recovering
nom his recent illness.
G. W. Shewalter left Tuesday morn
ing for Springfield, Ohio.
J. S. Shewalter, of Kingsport is visi-
ting his sister Mrs. Henry Lyle.
Pierce & Mann have on hand a large
stock Of fly traps and dish covers.
Miss Kittie Sanders, of Messy Greek
is visiting Miss Mamie Patty.
For anything in the tinware OF
stove line call on Pierce & Mann and
save 20 per cent on all purchases.
Col. T, f. Matson returned from
Rock Hill, s. c.. Tuesday,
A large stock Of summer goods just
received at w. W. Kirkpatrick
clothing store and will be sold cheap.
Gen. J. r. Wilder returned from
Chattanooga Monday night
Miss Birdie Barnes OF Bristol, is
visiting Miss Pearl Barnes, of this city
Miss Jennie Crumley has returned
from a visit to Bristol.
Allie Buckner, of Bristol, is in the
city. He leaves to nj ght for Nashville
Fruit jars pints, quarts and half
gallons at H. W. Weiler's.
Alvah Davis came up from Knox
Vile and spent Sunday with Mel
Weller.
We will pay the highest marke
price for dried hlackberries,
Hunter & Brown.
Dr. J. A. Pierce and ]. f. Gibbs, O
Jonesboro, were in the city Tues
day,
w. w, Kirkpatrick leads the tow
in low prices on clothing.
Miss Lucy Sells, Of Bristol, is visit
ing Misses Jennie and Nora Crum
ley.
We learn that A. b. Bowman ha
ten sheep killed by dogs enc night las
week
Courtney Bayless came down iron
Bristol and spent Sunday in Johnso
City,
Col. f. G. Reeves and wife hay
returned from trip to Bloun
Vile,
Rev. I. w. Humes and daughter,
Knoxville, went up to Cloudlan
Tuesday morning.
Miss Fannie Thomas, OF Bristol, WI
in the city las week visiting her brot
cr, w. ]. Thomas.
Col. John I. King was married
few days ago to Mrs. Eva Blevins,
Garter county.
Ayers Sarsaparilla contains lodi,
Of Potassium and Iron, and vegetat
blood purifiers
Mrs. c. n. Estes has been i'll
some weeks at the Watauga Eou
with fever but is recovering.
J. H. Harr, keeps firft-class sto
ci goods in his line, and has added
Gently the celebrated ballot 30
cigars GIVE him call. 22i
Mr.. Viii Dyer, of Chattanooga
spending few days with his sis
Mrs. r. g. Hunter
Orders for wire screen doors
windows filled promptly at
The Red Bird Factory.
Mr., ]. P. Summers, returned /
week from trip through Southw
Va, and Western N, C.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26

Mr., E. f. Barry, foreman of the
TOmahaaok, Mountain City, Tonnes
see, spent Sunday in johnson City.
Whites Neuralgia Cure is u sure,
speedy and a permanent cure. Gives
prompt reliefin acute neuralgia For
sale at McFarland's.
peculiarly of Hoods Sarsaparilla
is that while it purifes the blood, it
imparts new yigor to every function
of the body.
Buy one of those refrigerators at
Pierce & Mans, and please your wife.
ID. W. Spencer and wife, of Detroit,
Mich, passed through the city last
Monday night on their way to Cloud
land.
Fruit jars and jelly tumblers, at
H. w. Weilers.
Miss Lena st. John, of Carriers Be-
pot and her friend Miss Daisy Good
win, OF Louisville, KY, were in the
city yesterday.
Every family, or traveller III mala.
rial district, should have a supply of
Ayers Ague Cure. A positive antidote
for malaria. -
Whites Neuralgia Cure is sure,
speedy and permanent cure. Gives
prompt relief in acute neuralgia. For
sale at Netherlands.
w. W. kirkpatrick will sell you a
straw hat or anything in the way of
summer goods at your own price.
Mr.. J. G. Rogan and Miss Blanche
Gale, and Mr.. ]. J. Wolford and Miss
Lizzie Gale were married in Bristol
last Thursday evening.
Robbins Antsseptic for scarlet fever
and diptheria is the best remedy in
the market. For sale by Mcfarland.
Mrs. j. W. Hunter and her brother,
Dayton, and Lulu Brooks Hunter left
Tuesday morning for weeks visit to
relatives at Whitesburg.
W. W. kirkpatrick has determined
to close out his stock of light weight
clothing and straw hats regardless Of
cost.
A terrible collision occurred on the
N. & W. railroad last Saturday neal
Forest Depot between freight
and material train. Eight persons
were killed.
The telephone office in Jonesboro il
in the Planters House, and at johnson
City in Netherlands drug store. AL
messages delivered promptly.
Misses Ada, Maude and Estell
Caldwell, of Bristol, came down las
Saturday and will spend severa
weeks in the city with their sister
Mrs w. l.. Mcfarland.
II. w. Weiler's is headquarters 10
fruit jars, Jelly tumblers and queen,
ware oil all kinds.
James Martin and James Hickey @
Johnson City, Tenn, shipped twent,
one cars Of lumber from here an
Cranberry last week.-Elk Par
{ Chronicle.
Whites Neuralgia Cure is sur
speedy and permanent cure. Civ,
3 prompt relief in acute neuralgia, Fl
: sale at McFarlands
Every stranger that arrives in IL
A city now is asked the signifcal
I question "What company do yc
represent" There is no doubt of h
being an insurance agent.
e Smoke the celebrated "Ben Hun
"Rebel Girl and "Love's Glor}" ciga
p for sale at McFarland's.
q Mr.. NJ. ]. Gump has bought ont |
partner in the clothing business hel
k and will in short time increase
e. large stock OF goods. and Sc
!" cheaper than ever. Martin is ii
merchant and rushing young mar
;s Robbins Antiseptic for scarlet fe,
ar and diptheria is the best remedy
the market. For sale 10y McFarlar
Dr The finest chewing tobacco in to,
at McFafland's.
Pierce & Mann have just receiy
lis another car load of stoves. Be $,
st and price their stock before buyil
They will save you money
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
Books and Stationary.

A nice line of school books, blank
books and stationary may be found at
Chas. ID. Fines.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-07-26
For Sale or Rent.

A new cottage on Elm St., 4 rooms,
pantry, closet, cellar and cistern.
Us. Wilson.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

Ieben tuiir6e, Gingepan6erte, Die
snr @rmorbung BON Seamtel
Der Ser. Staaten, bet @tn5el7
ftaaten ober @emetnben, DDer
sur GrmDrbung BON Yrtnats
perionen, ooer 5ur. 3~erttornng
BON @tgent1um aufforoern, aus
6teiem 9anbe gu i9affsn. 9as
beaiebt 1i0 auf Die anar6iltildlet Wtoroz urlD
8ranos 6eher, tpel6e Die 3obfttnoe 1eoer gee
ieQi6aftli6eu Srbnung itno, fetnes5
m eg 6 aber auf wtrfli9 poltttl9e
SlI3tItnge, ipel6e TIT benz Bliloesr
9eleb gegen @tnwanoernng BON Berbredern
II. i. 10. btelmebr auSOrIdlth bon let1er
@irfungen ausgenommen iino lno tpele0eIl
aud Der eben ertpd6nte QllstpeilutgSsNors
i1[ag bes Nbgeoroneten Qoams BON Sltnots
ntdts anbaben nil.
9erartige @eiebe un6 tire ifrenge 8ou1
itredung ittb bic geei9netenNttttel our germ
baltlng m @ntfernung gemetnlhdolt9er
Gintpanberer, nt6t aber Die pom Stats
minttertum ielbit, aus 10 guten @rittoen,
fir unpa1ieno utO 5Dedtptortg 9ebalter1e1t
Gonlular1 3eugntHe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

6oS 8funb bann als vprima" S6ntalS fir
8 @entSenerfauft, 10 it Ell eber1 Elm Oteb
gum 8etrage BON 3 Gents. l1no penn er
baiielbe &unitftitd nit elmer Miuion YfunD
ma6t, lit er Elm Oteb gum 8etra9e BON
10000 Dollars. Damit bat Die Srdge, oh
Der 9emll6te Stoff misunderstanding tit,
gar ni6ts gu tbun.
Die Ser fteIIu II g bon Stoffe1, tpel6e
stpar nt6t geiunbbeitsidG0lt6 ,aber tbeureren
9tabrllngsitoffen 10 dbnli6 itno, Dap nur
Elm ldarfer &e1ner ite bon chamber unterz
I6etben fam, ldBt it6 ntht perbtetett ; 1pobl
aber tann mar ieoen Sertaut
lol6er Na6abmun9en utter BEN
sc amen Ser G6ten Stoffe, oenen lie
GbnIt6 finb, nit l9meren Straten
bebroben. 9as lit 10 3iemli6 9lues,
mas elm 8un6esgeIeB 9eger Die
8erfGli6ung pon. 9tabru19s &C.
Wfitteln tbuu fann - oas aber lollte
au6 ge16eben! Ole borgel6lagene
@inlebung elmer ButoesbebOroe, tDel6e
olIe i'm Sanbel ibliden 8erfdli6ungen
iihertpa6en uno priifer lou, piroe i3iper@
lid n1ebr bepirfen, ais oaB etntge Dubeno
@in1tIinge Ser 3ur Belt berrl9enoen Rartet
etntr6gli6e Stellen erDtelten. Sas @ebtet
Der 8erfdll6ungen lit 10 ltnablebbar, baB
cine iol6e Beb0r6e nod ni9tOen se6ntenIbetl
b%eiielben iiberie6eu f6nnte.-glber tpel1n, ipte
in ENGLAND, Sebermann, benz 9efdli3te
Stoffe fir d6te p~erfauft iporben ifno, ben
gerfdufer beim ndditen @ert9te ais Sal
16er ober 8etriiger ~perfoIgen fam, 10 lit
bamtt bas Observation-Disclosures Publtz
FUN leIbit OILS 6o9ma6t etngeleBt. uebt
es als6ann leine gfli9t n d aus, nun
tppbG, 10 bletbt uur AT lagen: 0as 8olf
milf betrogen iein, aliO perbe es be-
trnnpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

&aum trgert6 elm Wdnn trttt auf, Der uidt
enttpeber forttpGhreno beioffen, o6er Elm
9uitltng Der tbierti6iten Dirt, Elm S6peinz
tael, ooer Elm tpioerpdrtiger 6eu6ler it,
feline Sralt uno fein 0tGb6en, bic ni6t BET
erlter better @eIegenbeit 81 Weeben tperDen.
Aro Die Gr5G6lung gipfelt an1 Sdlulie in
Gerbre9en BON 10 entieBli6er SdeuBIt6z
tett, baB man tie in a~nitGnot9er 0eleQi6aft
all9 nt6t nit tieftDeri9leierten @orten at1z
Oeuten fann.
&enn Elm 0euti6er IoG9e frans0ffide
9ortgel6t9ten gel6rteben bGtte un6 ii6
Damn auf tran5Ofti6em 8ooen betreten lieBe,
Dnroe man tbn bel lebenbtgem 9etbe in
SfuGe retBen, = uto es gel9d6e tbm aud
gart3 re6t. Nber bon Dem u2an6Smann",
ben Hropeneolen 3ola, IGBt man li6's nidt
1ltr 9efalen, 1or1oern man Deri6ltnatie Seine
eber nit Uet1tlau6e, als nit Ginte geidrtez
benen gI6er NIT %6eiBDungriger @ier. -
getoer TT btn5u5ufiigen, boB oas lebte.
tnr6terli6e 8l6 3olas aud unter 9lmeriz
faltern uno Nn1erifaner / mem, bic 6es
Srat3oitl3en md6ti9 iin6, itarten QlbiaB
ftn6et.
Stun bat it6, tpie gelagt, in Sranfretd
Elm v8unb fir DffentIide Sittlt6feitn qez
blG6et, Der eS fi6 CUR @(lfoobe gen1a6t hat.
Die 3ola>Seu6e SIT betGmpfen uro Bic eez
leBltde l1nteroriidung lp(der qSeitz8ider,
ipte oieie r0orfgei6t6ten". bic S9tloerung
pes Partler 8irgerlebenS (Pot bouille) un0
Der 8ablret6en, na6 bernlelben WluIter gez
arbelteten S6riften 3u lnteroriiden. Sin
Der Spite 6eS 8unbeS itebt Der boGangez
lebene Or. grefieni6. Gr finbet ieine 8unz
o%esgenofien porSugstpetje unter ebrbaren
Trauen; In Der WfGnneripeLt idetnen Ieine
@rLol8e bis ieBt nod gering su lein.
Gs miro MN Die BrD6e oaraltf anqeiteQt
tperoen, o6 Sofas S6il0erungen DeS franz
5oftlden GoIfsle6enS treu mad Ser gtatur
ge3et6net, o6er rlur perbre6eriiGe 8erleu1nz
oun9en, g~rauen6afte @a6ngebiloe elmer
nurd uno our6 0erleu6ten @tnbilbungsz
frat ftnO. = Bdre bas er1tere tpa6r, 10
oirfte man in Corn lno @ebmut6 5uglei9
rufen: Vac Galliae! @e9e Dem 8olfe,
oelen itttIt6er @ebalt in ben 8ii9crn i3olaS
ptebergeipiegelt tpGre. S9m uGre bQs
Wtert5ei6en unauSmet9li9 6eranna6enben
llnter9angeS auf Die Stirn 0el6rteben.
9enn aus loI6em @iftiumpfe f0nnte feline
G9te 8aterlanDsliebe, feline St oalternben,
teiten @eitaltungen 0es itaatli6en 2ebens
befGbt9enDe 8olfsfraft mebr erpa9ien.
lin aQer bD6iten Sitter Der Wfeni96eit
ptlen, pel6e Dur9 bic tpGli6c Qeit gefGbrz
BET tperben, muB man ipiinihen, baB eS benz
u3ugenbbunbe" g%elingen mGge, iein @az
terlanO gu entieu6en unb Der 3ola'i6en
S9tpeinel 6retberet BEN @araus 3n maiden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Sic GrattSpfenpeH4

Nus Sranfrei6 fommt ieBt einmaE ettpa8
gteues, mas nt6t pibertpdrttg, Gr9erltd,
ober berG6tlt9 lit. @S bat ii6 bort ett
Sugenobunb gebilbet. 6eIien 3tped
abcr nt6t, mie Der beS Dor adtSig Sabren in
GDnigSberg begriinoeten, Die NbtDerflt1g
fremOen So9es lit, ionbern bic itttlt1e
st etntgung oes 8olfes bur6 8efGm@
pfung Ser i6en Shtpeinepe1t.
geit lit nod elm iebr milDer Jtar1e ftr Die
grauenbafte Seude, Die bur6 @mtl 3ola's
Bii6er perbreitet ipir6. @obI Dem, Ser
Mot fran30iii6 genug gelernt bat, I'm
bie1e giider nit poQem 8erItdloniB Geien
3u f0nnen! Oenn ibnt bleibt Der @inblif
in a~6grunottefe &ot69ruben, in beneit ale
ftttli6en meni0lt6en @npftnoungen err
lGuft iinb, eripart. = Sett ben S6tpetnez
bIh6ern bes Marquis DC S0Oe, in 8etreff
beiien ieI6lt Der alte gtapole0n i'm 3tpeifel
mar, ob er i'm auf's S6affott, ODER in ett
Strenuous i6iden ioIe (Da5 leBtere gelbaD
16lteBlt6), lit Elm 10 lbauDerbaTtes BUD,
tpte 'La Terre" bon 3ola ntdt georudt
Doroen. Qro bon otelem 8ude, Del1en Yer
faltf IN Selgtelt uno Selterrei0 Derbotel1 TT,
itno bis ieBt po6L ihon an bunoerttaulenD
Nbbri6e in 6ranfrei6 p~erfduft tporoen.
Der Snbalt beiiel6en lit cine S6tloerllrg
6es frdn5ofti6en Bauernle6ens man forate
ben 9tta nit v9orfgei6i6ten" iinngetrelt
tDteDer9e6en. = N6er tpeui1 Die trar3o1tl9e
2anobeoolferu11g aud nur Elm 8terteI 10
ttef in rnflatb, &obbeit un6 S6urferei per-
iunfen tpGre, pie ite in bteieun 8ude par
geitelt niro, 10 m09te man tpitnl6en, pap
Die @roe it6 Dffnete unb baS gauge perrlt9te,
ftttlid perfaulte 8olt DerlGldnge, ipte emit,
Der btbliiGnen Sade nQd, SDO0nt uro @0>
aud ptb7 unb getitloien @eidnlter trttt
tpp6l Elm babies bunbert @eitdltei1 auf:
8auern unb 8alterntnedte, 8duer1trGlen,
Giebmdgoe, Mirtbi6aftsmamIeQen, Telo1
bitter, 8ilbbiebe, 9anbitret6er, aber
urter ibnen alien lit aud ni6t etne elll5tgey
bic ui6t BON S6urferet, 9aiterbatttgtett i!ilo
~r1ia9barer @emeinbeit bur9trdnft mare.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Gin @orfptet sur 9taNOenteaauaDr u.

9as Sa6r nit ben bret N9t beiibt in ben
Ser. Staten ben 3tpetfelbaften 8or5u9, 8uz
eletd Elm INSTRUMENTATION SIT ietn. Der
8rGit6enten 10 a B RI d bat in t9m
q IN 6bn1i6 fri9 nn6 in re6t bel
Stan6al peripre9enoer 98etie %6egonnen.
Die rep ubtifanti6egartet beg
lieB es
fi6 ni6t ne6men, 6as erite @oripiel CUR
BrGiibentenpdbl aufaufibren. Son 3edts
me9e1 iolte iie 5ipar Die alerleBte I'M 28abl7
falnpFe iein. 0enn Die 8ir9er bes 8uns
bes6e3irfs BADEN ia bel Der 9raii6entenwa6l
fein Stimnlreat, ia ie beiiben iiberbaupt
gar tein Stimmre6t; benn Elm iibertpie9ello
republifaniider @onereB mar es, tpel6er
i6nen Dor bterse6n Sabreu 6as Stimmre4t
ielbit III 8e3ug auf ibre 8eSirfsangelegenz
beiten na6ni, neil Die banalige republtta7
niI6e Sttmmdeber eMebrbeit bes Besirfs es
10 l6n66 unb bebarrli6 gu @uniten bon
groBen nno fleinen Spibbuben niBbrau9t
bate. 9entto6 rdumte Der repnblttanti6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

Ser ein3tge Mann, tpel9er innerbalb Ser
bemofratii den 8ortet benz 8rdfi6snten
G~Iepelanb bic Bteberaufiteauug ais bez
motratiider Observation-Disclosures ernftz
lid 1trettig nla6t, lit iein Seem 0orfer
2%an6smann Sill, iein 9ia9foleer i'm borz
tiaen @ouperneursamte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
gaIs 4&mS RobIe,t.

Gisentli6 tit es cine CANA iiberflIi1iee
Wtibe,- llber Die 3oufrage gu ~ftreiten, benn
mo- IS ii9 nm SbuB8ou, ober Srei6anoeL
banbelt, TT jeoer bon bet6en itrettenben
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-10
FOR SALE.
A TREAT FOR
LOVERS OF HORSEFLESH.

A PUaE-BRED, GENuINE IMPoRTEn
"A Percheron Stallion, zvILLt, i'm
ported from France in 1888. He is a full brother
of the famous stallion Brilliant. winner of first
premium and sweepstakes at Worlds Fair in
New Orleans. His pedigree is as fine as anv
horse in America, and none can excel him as To
purity of breeding. style and action. Ills
weight is 1000 pounds. He is kind aud gentle
and a first-elass breeder. as colts now on exhi-
6ition will prove. For further PARTICULARS adj
Dress JOHN sEAWARD,
Wheatl2nd, Yuba county a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
Dsn't Experiment.

You csnnot afford - waste time in expert
menting when ysur lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems. at 6rst. only q
cold. DO not permit any dealer tn impose up.
on You with some chssp imitation Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and colds, but BE- sur4 you get the
gen inc. Because he can Make more proai
be msy tell ysu be has something just - good
or just the seans Doh't bs deceived, bat
insist upon getting DR. Kings New Discovery
which 10 guarsatssd to give relief in ell Thr.a'
Lung and CEest sGsctiona Trial bottles frs<
= DR.. J. Q. Nsxlsy's Drug sssrs. Larss
Beetles q.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
D. NTISTRY.
A. TAIBOTT.

IN OLD AND EXPERIENCED DENTIST
IA of about twenty years practice, anseunces
that he is permanently located in Lewiston,
ana may be touni Mt his dental rosns over
Glass shos store. lic is prepared to do any
thing in the dental line, Broken teeth bnit
up to natura size with geld. Teeth furnish ed
on any kind Of plate known TO the profession
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed
in every case. l3tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-05
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

TIE Bgsr SALvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, 1t Rhevm, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures the Piles, or no pay required. 1t il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. sI
money refunded. Price 2j cents per boz.
For sale BY DR.. ]. Q. Moxley. S'S7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-04

THE FOND PARENT.-"What shall I do
with my boy?" queried fond parent of a
friend HE is 16 years Of age and too old
to spank, and yet for pure unadulterated
cussedness, I have yet to meet his equal.
He will smoke. He will imbide occasionally.
He will indulge in bad language. He won't
attend school. I am at my wits end"
"Has he an allowance 2" inquired the
friend.
"Yes. Five dollars week" replied the
almost fearful mother.
"Then fine him. Fine him when be
smokes, if you don't wish him to smoke.
Deduct a dollar from his stipend when be
looks upon the flowing bowl. Dock him
when he uses bad language, and every time
he plays hockey or refuses to study. chip a
dollar or two off his salary That will bring
him to terms" -
About three weeks after he had given this
advice the friend again called at the home
of the fond parent.
"How does the fne system work on
George?" be asked.
ooh, only toerably well. Poor boy The
first week fined him the full amount, and
he didn't have a cent left. The second week
his fines amounted to ST, and as the poor
fellow couldn't possibly pay it on his So al
lowance, why well, 1 increased his al
lowapce 10 $40, and now he's as bad as ever.
I think be ia incorrigible."
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NEW PATENT ADJUSTABLE leon
IN PLANES-The subscribers have received a
lot OF tho above Planes as samples, to which they
invite attention at the southeast corner of King
and Royal streets, at low prices Call aud examine.
sug16 ). T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

lIrs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never. failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process of teething
its value is incalculable 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea gripping
in the bowels and wind-colc. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1888

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stipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac.
tured only by the California Fig Syrup Com.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR REST-That DESIRABLE DWELLING G
l. 1872 King street; large yard; few minutes'
walk of depots. Possession given az once apply to
oct2 1w DR.. w. G. ASHBY. 617 Prince st
TOR SALE Or RENT-The three-8tory BRICK
Il DWELLING on the east side Of Fairfax St,
between Cameron and Queen. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to
oct1 tt I'M. KELL.