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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-14

SOcialite Claret Wine.
This wine, vintage of 1881, produced by Al
fred Speer,is regarded equal to the very highest
Bourdeau Claret of France. 1t is used extern
sively i'll New York and Philadelphia for the
Holiday Table. 1t
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EASY FITTING SHOES to order for ladies and
gents. j. j. GEORGES 4 Son, artist boot
makers and chiropodists, parlors Ills Pa. ave.
FINE HDKFs., dolls, ribbons. laces, hemstitch-
ing and feather stitching. hand-knit mittens.
A. X. DELANo, 1905 street.
PLEASE CONE Now and buy your presents.
Our styles are elegant, our variety endless and
our prices very moderate. Come and see.
ALEX. MILNE,
1914 ST. NV.
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ELEGANT three-piecc antique oak chamber
suites, beveled plate glass 524
Julius LASSBURGH, 18th and sts
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Carvers 81 up. wALFoRDs, ATT Pa. ave. eos

Old MandOhlingJ Java Coffee Royal Drink
Java and Mocha Coffee, Soc. ID.
IT. Nj. Il T.. METZaER, AIT 7th st. NV,
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READ BAUM's book advertisement ON 18th
page. Books at a great reduction.
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WEAK, PAINFUL. BACKS,
Kidney and Uterine Plins and weaknesses relieved
in one minute By the CUTICuRA ANTIPAiN PI -
TER. the first aud only killing plaster New in
stantaneous, infsihbls 90 cents. dIl-wks
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Our SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RINGS at $40, sis
md s25 are the greatest values ever offered.
Al1s-k; solitaire ring Saa A21.-k. solitaire ring
On Z. HARRIs q Co. 432 1th 81
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VIZ ARE TEE EopLE

WE ARE lHE PEOPLE
To patronize when in need Of anything in tie Shoe lima
We are Offering some special bargains for the next
few days
Look over this List
Baby Shoes, with tips. 25 cts. worth 80 cts
Childrens Spring Heel Button 40 cts worth 81.
Boys and Misses school Shoes es cts: worth al so
Ladies' Kid Button, all sizes. sl.24; worth 81.
Ladies' fine Dongola Button. our own make regular
price 90; now sl9s
LADIES' IA Tosca" Button. the newest style out
regular price 90: now s349.
Mems Embroidered Slippers all sizes 90 eta; cheap
tsl.
Mems fine Embroidered Plush Slippers in variou
colors sL 40; worth $3.50.
Mems 81 Shoes, all styles. now so for sI.24.
Mems s3 Calf Button. Lace or Congress now 81 ga
Mems Hand-sewed walkingfast Shoes regular prios
4;now s249
Mems s5 Hand sewed Shoes now sold for s3es
just received lot of those Ladies' Trimmed
Slippers at 90 cts.
full line of Fancy Slippers suitable for Holiday
presents- Call and inspect them
FAMILY SHOE STORE.
d1o-et $40 7th st. nv.
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c. w. SoNNENscHMIDr, MD,
1907 II street northwest,
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BEfonE YOU Buy your carpets and furniture
Dee W. III. Hoeke's stock and get his prices
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LID By FASHION

GUARANTEED.-RaZors purchased at MERIT s
drug store, I014 L street, arc guaranteed and
IAN be returned if not satisfactory.
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FANCY TABLES, plush tops. $780,
julius LANsECRGH, 18th and F streets
HAVE You SEEN our display of holiday goodsf
Call without delay If you want to get the first
shoice. ALEX. MILNE, 1914 F ST. NV.
WAIER-COLoR PAINTINGS,
artist proof etchings,
engrayings, photographs &c.
Pictures framed to order.
Choice line of mouldings.
Art room, 1927 Pa. ave. NV,
BoLITHA J. LAWS.
BEFORE YoU Buy YOUR carpets and furniture
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Remember, we will have the Finest Tur-
keys in the city one % week from today. Call
and see them or leave your order now.
lt* NJ. q p. MErZGER All 7th at NV
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sc. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1000, 900 month!
The Thing We Desire to Say is that we
don't want you to depend upon fancy adjectives
and breezy advertisements alone-fnd some
happy possessor of the White-ask them how
they like it, and the answer will come TIE
WHITE Is KING. STAIN, FIsKE d Co.,
n27-wGs AT 9Th at NV
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LOOK AT lower right hand corner Of eleventh
page. Follow directions and seemore.
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DIAMONDS lower than any house in the city at
Il. e. HINES Il Co.. 525 9Th st. NV
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PAUSE AND THINK

Ruos! Rres!!-All rugs reduced to surpris-
mgy low prices julius LANsBURaH,
18th and streets
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RisEMAN Rios, 7th and F.,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors,
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Style, ct, finish aud price. All correct Thi
We say Of our sl5 suit, and you will agree a
10 the correctnesso Of this statement when yol
them
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MILK and whisky testers. HEMpLER's, cor. Al.
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Every man is influenced more or less by the
prevailing styles of attire. Whether your TASTE
is extreme or moderate we can please you will
an overcoat. See our Sl5 styles.
EIsEMAN Bios. 18th and E,
(flNtl To,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

| The anniversary of the battle of Fredericks-
| burg was the occasion last evening of reunion
| of the officers of the first army corps at the
residence Of Maj. J. II. Slime, 1923 g street
| southeast.
Lieut.. Charles LGffler, adjutant of the first
battalion, gave illustrated lecture on Paris
last evening at Grand Army hall, for the benefit
| OF the fifth battalion.
Judge Cox has granted divorce to Fannie
JunShaus from Joseph Junghaus, on the
| ground of deserton.
The will of the late Adelia I. Bayse, filed yes
terday, leaves her property in trust for her son.
was received from Gloucester county, New
Jersey.
In the Police Court yesterday charge of en-
| ticing prostitution against Birdie johnson was
tried, and she was fined 500 30 days in Jail.
Samuel Kirk, a painter, fell from building
at the corner of 4th and Boundary streets yes
terday and was badly injured about the head
and face. He was taken to his residence at 4th
and z streets, where he was attended by DR..
Henderson.
Mitchell Wood, colored, fell from car No...3,
Washington and Georgetown railroad, on Sth
street between E and southeast yesterday and
broke one of his arms He was attended by DR..
Carrahu.
Thursday night the upholstery store of Mr..
Birkhead. 731 9Th street northwest was entered
and an attempt was made to force the safe open,
but IT was not successful.
Mrs. NJ. Glover. 1909 l4th street. who was
seriously injured by an outgoing train at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot last Friday morn
ing. is somewhat easier today. The bone in
| the right arm which was broken in two places
| was set by DIR. Hamilton and DR.. Little.
There will be fair on Thursday and Friday
December 10 and 20. to provide means to place
an elevator in the homeopathic hospital, at the
| residence of Mrs. W. L. Hildrup, No. / Iowa
| circle. Dinners will be furnished each day.
Supervising Principal Keene of the county
| schools, who was thrown from his buggy last
| Tuesday, receiving painful injuries, is rapidly
| recovering and is NO longer confined to his
room.
The FASTEST TRAINS IN AMERIcA-The Balti-
| more and Ohio railroad continues to operate
| the fastest trains i'll America over its line be-
tween Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
| ton.
These trains were placed in service about
| year ago and that they have been running I'M
lnterruptedly ever since indicates that they
have met with public favor and have come to
stay. They are equipped with handsome day
coaches and Pullman's latest creations in the
| way of sumptuous pariOr cars. 1t goes with
out saying that the track is necessarily superb
| in order to admit of the high and uniform rate
OF speed which has been SO successfully main
| tanned .
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HIGH Glass NECK DRESSINGS FRANC, 7 and d
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Delaware
Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, light
rain; warmer; easterly winds.
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. METzGER's. 1t"
Dealers Supplied with Full Weight Cigars
by WALTER c. SCOTT Il Co. The only strictly
wholesale cigar house in Washington. 1t
Xmas cards half price to teachers at GouIp's. 9
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WANT no new-fangled cough cure. Give me
the old reliable DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
For Xmas.
My own importation London finished Mo-
rocco Bags, with Solid Sterling Silver Top Bot
ties ard Solid Ivory Back Brushes. Sole
Leather Dressing Cases and Brush Sets. Two
only London Wicker Ball Dress. Trunks, 80
and 40 inch.
JAMES s. ToPHAM,
d13-eO5t 1871 Penn ava NV
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FLORENCE COLOGNE 75e. Per pint. ssl F st.
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THE MUSIC WILL BE BY THE Z. s. MARINE
BAND.

Cards of admission will be 90 each, including sup
per- and may lie obtained at Brentano's, " q Fisch.
ers 529 18th st., and from the LADIES OF the Garfield
/ board dist
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Gould's Wonder Store, AL 9th. Open until
$780, dI2-12s
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PAUSE AND THINK
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company.
t0l and sos It'll street, corner 9TH and E NV.
1870 l4th street, 3l0i NJ street, Georgetown.
Best granulated sugar, &c.
Our SOC. Java and Mocha coffee can't be
beat
Checks given with every Csc. worth Of tea,
coffee, baking powder and condensed milk.
n. II. BOWMAN, manager
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GLOVES AND SUBSCRIBERS, FRANC. It'll and d.
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WEAK. PAINFUY BACKa

PIMPIEs. black heads, red rough, chapped and oily
skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
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A FAMOUS TEA, the JOHNSTON spring lea
blended. in Sc. packages. Any grocer.
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bined.
Latest production of the Domestic Sewing
Machine Company. A most useful and elegant
holiday present G.. AUERBACH, 7th and H
streets, only agent District of Columbia. 1t
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Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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10 Pen Gent Orr FoR CASH.

n20-wks-St
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THE PALATIAL
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
NOW COMPLETEi!i

FVrh ate. 49th and 5Om sts., Nev York
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eO9 It'll street northwest.
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You CAN SEE bya
Rochester Lamp.
G. A. MUpDrNAx,
LOG i street
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An Era OF Vigorous Life.


The President. speech at Bath sounded
keynote which il taken up and promptly
acted upon will do much towards the
solution Of the great market problem Of
the Nation lie said In every way that
can, whether a. il citizen or as a public
officer, shall endeavor to promote the
rebuilding OF our American merchant
marine and the restoration OF
that great carrying trade which
we once possessed in every sea. ="
This pledge, II eourageousiy recommend
ed in the Presidents first message TO
Congress. will mean much for Maine and
the Nation; IL will mean an era Of vigor-
Gus life in our shipyards and the restora-
tion of the merchant marine; it will also
mean the immediate establishment Of
steamship lines between California and
Australia, and between the great shipping
poit- of this country and the various
South American countries, opening up
those regions "a never before for the
consumption Of American manufactured
goods.
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be performed. The otiiciak of the Maine
Central and Sandy River Railroads. over
whose lines all the traffic must pass. hsve
gwen the project their sanction, backed up
sith substantial encouragement. For all of
Franklin county north Of Phillips this means
q great deal of prosperity that the people
hardly dreamed of year ago. Farms near
which the ROAD bed runs, will be immediate
" increased in value and . demand created
for their products.
The Maine Csntraps white Mountain
kxtensiOn.
Excellent progress. is being male upon the
Name Central ey.en,io in the White Noun
tains AID the whole line of seventeen miles
Of track will be laid in about two week..
Tn, re are some big cuts along the line, and
it has been considerable work to get through
the ledyes, but the labor has been done
quickly and with the best results under the
.uperints ndence of General Manager PAysor
| Tucker. 1t is expected thai the road will be
completed so that trains may run over the new
| ne sometime the first Of Oct. After tn;
{ ack Is laid there 10 considerable ballast
ing. grading, ETC.. to be done, but large
crew is at work. and making good progress
The connecting link Of the road after Leaving
Scou's passes through Whitedeld Village il
the rear of the Libby property, and along tn
line of tine WHITFIELD and Jefferson railroa
To Hazen's Corner, thence along the wester
" edge of Island Pond, crossing Cairo
Stream by a high and long trestle. and goin
over the height of land toward the Twi
Mountain House, near where it turns up tn
Ammonoosuc Valley, the main line TO Fai
vans.
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Wool buyers are looking for break In
prices sellers are, however, slow to
make concessions. At Bost0n, bids of &c
below late sales have been refused. The
high price paid in the interior indicate
losses Il, some holders The feeling In
Philadelphia Is more confident on account
Of the suptosition that recent WOODEN
mill failures have been due to financial
Irregularities rather than To the condition
Of trade. Manufacturers have been trying
10 buy q below the market, but thus far
without success. Wool Is higher In
Europe than il has been fer four years
and 1t u claimed that supplies can be had
nowhere in the world on a second basis a
cheaply As In the American markets.
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Rscosntttos Of the journal.

During the history Of it, existence edi-
tors Of the kgSSEBEc JOURNAL have sey-
erzl times been recognized in Foreign
Presidential appointments In $50
Luther scserenee, irs founder, was APP
pointed by President FILLMORE, Minister
TO the sandwich Islands; and Mr. stew
ems. has had three several appointments
~ Minister to Foreign Countries IL Is
an honor which few papers can claim. and
il evidence Of ifs influence and standing
among the Republican journals OF the
country. In the future a. In the past lis
adherence To Republican principles and
measures which shAii make for the good
Of the party, the welfare Of the State, and
the prosperity Of the Nation. viii he IN
equiYocaily maintained.
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The wet weather of the past few weeks
has been sad put back to the summer
resorts especially those among the mount
aims. Fires were necessary to the comfor'
of the guests everywhere in the While
Mountain section The most pleasant sight
10 sojnurners has been the smiling face OF
old Sol. Beside this Pleasant visitor mount
all and WOODLAND, meadow AMI lake sink into
insiguifcance A few days of darkness
always serves TO impress upor men the far
reaching Importance OF that fist great edict
Let tn re be light"
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And when We are struggle between
smil sand tears unshne and rain drops, it
is intere ting to hear that way down in Nova
Scotia, the people are really suffering from
drought Everything considered our dog
days are certainly preferable to theirs.
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II seemed A. if tho tender Thought formed
a ntuhg benson 1, the evenings festivities
IL was .tii ringing in the ea-s of the beauri
fully thoughtful company a. they meandered
nonewsrl-the older ones TO pleasant dreams
and the younger ones to swing on the gar
lien gates
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RAILROAD INTERESTS


1t is thought that in November next the
line of the Dexter and Piscataquis Railroad
Company between Dexter and Dover and
Foxcroft sixteen and one-half miles long,
will be ready for the trains of the Maine
Centrai large crew of from 400 to 600
workmen have been pushing the work of
construction on this road srce April 18th,
when work was commenced at the Dexter
end. From the outlook At present the con-
tractors, Messrs. Brown & Co. of New
Brun. wick, hope to have the entire line
ready for the rolling stock by November ST,
C.n.di.n P.eiae.
Builling is brisk at Brownville junction
AMI the place has quite lively appearance.
The machinery for the Canadian Pacific re-
pair shops is being set u, in the round house
to remain until the shops are in readiness for
it. The work upon the round house is pro-
crossing well and the building will be COM
pieted in about . month. A larger crew than
that on the ground at present, would be at
work, but the accommodations are not sufH-
cient for the men TIE new buildings which
are going up will be utilized - soon as hn-
ished. The Canadian Pacific railroad station
was finished about two ~e-ks ago, ard the
new Bangor and Piscatzquis "a road station
sill be completed in few days.
Phillips and 1Angeley Railroad.
Information in regard to the proposed
Phillips & Rangeley Railroad. for which the
people have been 30 anxiously waiting for
,everal weeks past. has been reserved owing
10 important negotiations between the officials
IF that road and others. Arrangements have
,ov been completed and on basis favorable |
% all concerned. and although the commence
nent Of work this season is not an ab- |
'olute certainty, there il nos little doubt |
hat the road 10 sure to come. and
,rohsbIy a. soon - the necessary labor can
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Self. defence Against a Dangerous Foe.

Forewa ned is not forearmed in the lie Of those
who incur the risk of attack from that dangerous
foe, maiaria unprovi.ied with n means Of defense
But If those in peril aided sustained and rein
fore with the great fortifying safeguard, Hostel
ter's Stomach Btters, masma, prolific bret der Of
evils III. ested in the shape Of bilious remittent
and chs and fever ague cake, dumb ague. and the
caientura of the Isthmus and Central American
coast is nulfed and rendered harmless. Our west
ern pioneer settlers and miners, jewellers in tropis
owlands and vsitants Of and dwellers In malarious
localities in this country and many quarters Of the
globe have for years been acquainted with the fact
an are constantly p divided with this unparalleled
defensive medicine and remedy. All disorders Of tho
| stomach, liver and bowels, rheumatic and kidney
complaints and rheumatism are conquered by it.
augaOeod&wnr
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respected citizen. the good 6eighbor-
The best wishes Of the people Of the
State, Of his native county. and the city
where for 20 many years be hss made hs
home. will follow him scross thu confi-
nent and over the seas, TO his new mis-.
sion. He viii sail from San Prsncisco.
September I3. 10 the steamship Australia.
for Honolulu
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heaveniIke. 70 take her chsuers out here
among such rzbble and rough element on
the expectation Of marry ing rich. let her
come She will soon wish for the influence
u tn New Enzlsnders and the genuine
down East home cooked grub. II i .
mistake, girls, stay where you are for
some time to come. You don't know
when you are we'll OF, a. you are, for the
writer is .Down Easter ~h" has been
all over the coast.
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A queer story comes from North Dixnoft
shout the finding Of . skeleton bariesi in the
cellar Of ho.<e Of Cobb Howe. Mr. Ho~ .
vas engaged in making his cellar deeper and
sitter throwing sside some Of the earth came
upon some vhiie bones A little more dig
ging revealed a complete human skeleton
any idea hos the bones came there and the
remsins Of no coffin or box we're found with
them. They were about a foot below 'hs
original anttom Of the cellar and il is proba
| Die that the body vas inferred in that place
long before the cellar was bull, or the house
| erected.
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The entries in the various departments of
the Eastern Maine Fair are larger this year
than ever before and give promise of fine
exhibition. The trotting entries closed
Entries in the general stock departments will
not close until saturday, August Path and
are coming in very fast. BY the time that
they close the entries will be far in advance
Of any previous fair, and already exceed the
extent.
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E. cambridge Munday, Esq, County Atty.
Clay Co., Tex, says: ''iIave used Electric
Bitrers with most happy results. My brother
also was very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use Of
this Medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
Mr.. ID. I. Wilcox on of Horse Cave, KY,
adds like testimony, saying He positively
believes he would have died, had it not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as well
as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands
unequaled. Price SOC. and Sl.0O at j. M.
Mixers drug store.
isn2ld&wlwchwky
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Few children can be induced to take physic
without = struggle, and no vonder-most
drugs are extremely nauseating. Ayers Pills.
on the contrary, being susar-coated. are Gag
erly swallowed BY the little ones. and are.
therefore. the fsvoFire family medicine
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That tablespoonful Of salt thrown on q
coal lee that is low, will cause il to burn up
quickv That you can Clean oil cloth with
milk and ater; while soap ard brush will
'rin it. That tine skin Of boiled egg is the
o'sl remedy you can apply TO boil. That
you can't rnre Rheumatism or Neuralgia
itbnut liking Menard's Rheumatic Bullets.
hat yen can Guy them III Augusta of j. NJ.
Mixer G b. Murph, & Co., for sl.00
FER bottle.
june20d&vly
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RECEIVED the ONLY FIRST SPECIAL MENTION MELBOURNE EXPOSITION 1888
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Read the following Mr.. CHI. Morris, New
ark, Ark, says: Was down with Abscess OF
Lungs, and friends and physicians pro-
nounced me an Incurablc Consumptive. Be-
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third bottle,
and able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t Is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had it not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption | would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc.
tors. Am now in best of health" Try it.
Sample bottles free at J. NJ. Mixers drug
store. jan14d&wchwk y