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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
OBITUARY.
THE PEW WILLIAM KEEGAN.

Tho pcy William Kcegan, NicarGeneral OF tlc
poor catholic Diocese OF Brooklyn, and pastor OF 'c
(brrch 20 the Assumption, at York and Jay st"
proo,vn died Yesterday morning at his home ahIom
irc tho church from attack OF doublc phcuhor'i'
lie had been I'll only few days, but the fatu rcsu'
NJ the attack was unprecedented almost from inc o""
%, For thirty seven years Father Keegan had bceh
nastor ~ his church. and he almost as well known
nc Rishop Loughlin himself, whose ohief ASSISTANT "c
had been for ten years. He was born IN hins'
countv Ireland In 1924. When he was Tour years
of ace his parents brought him n this country a
,hov settled IN HrookIyn IN 1870. At the age o.
eighteen he began his studies for the priesthood Thcy
were pursued at ST. Johns College, Fordhani' rom
which he was graduated In 1s40.
He had high standing scholar and renamed
in the Institution aS tutor for four years In l7''
he was ordained by Cardinal Bcd!n who was In TINS
country as a Papal Nunclo. lie was then appointed
assistant pastor Of the Church OF the Assumpt'h'
When the pastor Father Bacon, was made bishop
~ Portland in 1853, Father Kccgan succeeded MN
and remained at tho head Of the church until his death
He WAS made yicar-General in 1850 by Bishop
Imrhn who reposod great confidence in him. Upon
the twenty nnh anniversary OF his ministry, jubilee
was held In his church at when many proncn' H.n
were present. and An address was presented by inc
coz gregston TO their pastor fuli OF aHecon' acoo"
pa..ied by purse Of 5000 r....
The career Of his church successful under Father
Kccgan. and he made many improvements IN tnc cans
.pcko upon publlc occasions. His last appcarsnce OF
this sort the annual dinner Of the - lhtck
society Of which he was Chaplain. The funeral VIII
take race on ruesiay the Church Of the Assumption
The fsgs upon the city Hall Will b kept AT hs'nla'i
in his honor until the funeral Fsher kecgan enjoyed
uuntorrupted good health mp 10 his fatal Illness. lie
oricated AZ mass in HIS church last Sunday, ana IN
tho afternoon visited the Polish Church In the Eastern
District 20 settle the difficulties IN u. and there he
caught cold. witch was followed By chill and
pneumonia the next day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Nearly everybody needs gooh medlcihe. ino NV
nrritIos which have accumulated in the blood during
the cold months must be expelled, when The miid
DAYS come and the effect Of bracing air IS lost the
body is liable to be overcome by debility or some
serious disease. The remarkable success OF Ho"aS
sarsaparl, and tho universal praise 1t has received
,nabe IL worthy YOUR confidence.
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,o,rv S,Tu,NIrL r. MIDDLETON.

The death % John Nathaniel u. Middleton, ago
eighty two, at Bermuda. May d. wa reported here
Yesterday. Mr. Middleton was formerly prominent
member q tie Produce EAchansc. and senior mem
Der Of the firm 81 Middleton & Co., No 81 New Vt
lie was native Of Bermuda, but entered business "
this city when no reached manhood. HIS brother.
Thomos n Middleton founded the firm Of Middleton
a 90 on January l. 1894. He took John Int" part
which was ENGAGED In the produce business. until
fix wears ago III, health began TO fail and he re
turned - bermuda. Mr.. Middleton was a man o'
high character and was well liked here lie leaves
n WIDOW two daughters and four sons: one son.
clifford l. Middleton. is a member on INC Oh nm
artist
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A FAMILIAR STORY.

From The Chicago Mall. 4,
ccnus is always eccentric. II comes NJ you ~
new form every other minute and you never ahout
M, Won SEQ IL In ito light The ono thing apou.
EMU, which Is trying IS that II Is always le'ile n,
other fellow In to appear ridiculous JUST a. ,n' About
ha no ~, acp / wei / into Charles MacDonads pace
70 bUy book and, OF course, fell into conversation Ya
M. ' ios say is worth 81 Just to look at In the
ronrsc OF the conversation Mr.. Macdonald sara ,,. n
Funny the way girls act when they come n No.,
hook tore OF course they know what kind OF poun
they want but they pretend not to, ana hhaiy s"'
want something Philosophical
".Oh no. says the girl. .
an theological dissertation, perhapsp
Something historicalr
.aETcFraphlcalr
"Sothins sclentiAOr
How would something with little love In y dS o..
THE light that come. over tho girls face S Srsan s
the book FUNNY, Isn't it, ,r hossnr
nyo Ss te sasras Of
il saves time Then went on , my %1y y at e Mr.
r. 4. 'S SseR m %Gss
and Of the growing popularity OF certain JIG"
rhe1 The "' people who buy books are mighty queer:
ssneraIly GIRLS. A girl comes in looks around iCr
awhile and finally say: something 10 read S S1
,s xss . s1sssIa''fS
sclcntne qY and she says INCEST. NO sae and sSc
turns loose 9 smile Ike a calcium light ana s''0'
smile which the gy ;.sh ear 40 10
friends funny story and at snn" the smS Hs"e as
% my rsi tmc "' Then e"f went thinking that
Mr Macdonald bad forgotten having sGIS me tho
,ns aG rs or dps; ntsi
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A ROOM DUE TO THE MRTNLEY BILL

Amsterdam n. V. May 10 spcciaD.-Rcprcscnta
tIvcs OF wholesale houses In Detroit Kansas city and
New. York were in Amsterdam yesterday and visited
number Of knitting mills In search OF goods sew
raj Of tho mills could not accommodate them on
account Of being sold for a long time anead. The
,orn ha. been ovcrrlin with buyers for week. The
,oo Is due TO the prospect OF the speedy passage Of
the Mckinley Tariff bill.
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JOllN VI kRAI I'll.

Gettysburg. Penn. May 10 tspecian.-John NJ.
KrautI District Attorney for this county adams
died this morning. after protracte illness. IN the
war he was member Of the Pennsylvania Volunteer
service and Of the United States signal Corps lie
was secretary ~ the Battlefield Memorial Association.
II. w,s a nrominent Grand Army man and known
10 many people all the country. He was also
secretary OF the Board a Trustees OF PennsyNania
COLLEGE the Adams County representative on TIE ne
puhliran state Committee, and Editor OF HE "etys-
urg star and Sentinel Ills was forty four ears
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MORE NEW HAVEN TRAINS.

The new time table " the New York New'ha
and Hartford Railroad will 20 into ohect To-Day ~
provide. for several additional trains one vi ~
i , dav train from Philadelphia TO Newport INC
,.so,rc-s helng transferred from Jersey CITY To inc
Harlem River station by the steamer Maryiand VIII
,,t change Il car. There will be three oArN-omc
continuation another an ordinary passenger a., "n ~,
md the other a drawing room car. mere VIII also
c tlrour IN cxprcs, trains from Boston 10 "asns.p
and ADDITIONAL sunday trains arr put on 10 a''ohho
date those who live along the llue Oh TIC IVau a''u
rant 10 attend church IN this clty
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,ow, poADs WELD A POINT.

Chicago. May 10 Cspeciah-A Dcs MONIES 'oN ''
dI.psch saws Tho Railroad commissioners "' ''''
recent conference with the railroad managers, e,,'
the n,er 10 understand that there must DC JOIN wv.
y. -, 49, rcht This seems to have had sanitary
IN I."a 80 ,b. rn,ds have decided 20 put IN Noluh
,srilv joInt rnrds They will probably not De oSna
3D., fnr,Ini.,nurr, Who will order the roads 10 s''
them equal treatment
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RAPID TAKERS IN GERMAN

rucenc Fields London Letter :. ~ .,nerl
Herr Hofer Of the Dresden Institute y a. an EST.
in shorthand writing and he has been smeus mem.
maj 81 the German Rechstag deliver ten s rate q
lie reports that Herr Rickert speaks Z. IA words;
f fsSr yon stumm, las words Dr. Bam nsStns ii
words Herr Singer lo1 words ana p Exceeding length
" he German words we compelled 10 RAPID
these are certainly instances OF wohae''"A'
speaking.
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGEyCE

Washington, May l0.-Frst Lieutenant f. H. Dol
ion Esd Infantry. has been detailed to special duty
At the Kansas State Agricultural College. Manhattan.
kan relieving Second Lieutenant j. F. Morrison Goth
Ic,,ntrv. who Is ordered 10 Join his company.
orders were issued to-day putting the United states
steamship Marion. now at Mare Island. Cal. ont OF
commission.
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Hoods SarSaparilla

"For many years have taken hoods safsap"r''ia
g., tho e.r,v snrlng when troubled with dizziness
du,ncs. unpcasant taste In my mouth In the morn
ing II removes this bad taste relieves my headache
and makes me feel greatly refreshed. The two bottles
took this spring have been worth many dollars TO
me-. JOHN BINNs, 663 Fortyt!hrd-st, town OF
Iahe CHICAGO ILL
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Ayers SarsaparllIa,
PREPARED BY DR. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass Sold BY all Druggists
Price 81 Six bottles, S. Worth 80 bottle.

ROOM in honor Of Father Rordan. and PAD ior o.e,
article that is il; The voting ior 'HG ho A q 600
sct ~ yestmcnfs is bringing In q large sum OF MONEY
An Interesting performance is arranged for TINS wceA
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
r1,RrHER APART THAN EVER.


,,,,rrr TO REoRGANIzE THE PRESIDENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RATE-CUTTlNG'
,,.u IN fsnscaD.-Complete failure has at
,ndcd the efforts OF the Western general managers l"
,,o tbe Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Ia ,lso the attempt OF the passenger MEN 10 organize
Az. western Passenger Association on the WRECK Oh 'o
w.stern states Passenger Association. Both a''ehp
ro NnalIy abandoned to-day, and both meetings AZ
,ourned sine die. Up 70 tile last moment IL 'oons.
=. thourh the passenger men would succeed. Inc
so,,ont and rules of the new association "c'o
Tented unanimously and the occasion looked so pro-
.,,ious that a motion to advance passenger ratee vi
Nav % was made. General Passenger Agent hao"o''
~ the st. Paul. who was IN the chslr' in"ou.
.nnounccd that his line could not agree 10 al ao'
T., rates Ms long as the Wisconsin Central refuSeo :"
~ ~, A.. ,ssociation This action was entirely ui-
c,od AZ Il overthrow the work Of weeks anu
iced matters In even worse condition thah '''o!
have been heretofore. The meeting lmnicu'd' y"
,ourncd all the passenger men Vowihg
Tho Wisconsin Central and the ST. Paul. Inc nuiNns
ton and Alton especially were disgustd ~ VIZ V
ome The Alton Immediately adopted the only p''"
q, hiring matters to a focus namely, to MAKE INC 'u"
,,n nc had AS possible by cutting rates 10 thc oo'o
Th, q, did nv announcing rate OF 81, either way p
twccn Chicago and Kansas City. Inns rol"
rotc between Chicago and Denver to @io ''' '"'. ~
a, the old figures Of $50 So. The reduc'o" WIN ~,
annlied ON all through business. anu oo'i''f'
~ rate must be made via all Missouri RIVER ea'e"'.
rhe reductions become operative next TUESDAY. Az
tho passenger agents in "lethc ta ~
,,,. ,r,me NJ mind and reduced rates VIII DC in"".
~ all hands said General Manager ChapPeh' "a
the Alton; ,.,, 81 conn, ,sslon
.Tho other lines arc now paying - con'a-'ss 'S
crt ~ a S5 ticket and also 30 cents transfer 'i" 81
10 will give the public the benefit oil 's' anu 'So
IN omen rate Of 80 to the Missouri mat VII. aiaV "
ho medicine on freight rates, If after pay ~ and
Tho arrecment to maintain rates II OPP r.tcs
.my ramnctItor cutting rates. We wiz Ivna' -, omr
a,srlv and Immediately 10 any hGurc NY ,,osrrInv
cPPrnctIfors secretly The figures iuo,eu tn Tanned
~ aratie traffic are misleading. AZ they ar aiPrn
T Uram January l 10 May >. IN Jahuas W. cars
riod no cars OF cattle and the 81 Iaut oo rnro
SSnc ve reduced the rate the traic mas Dce', 'y We
narIv email The figures published G1n, n t the
heri .aid and charged against the ST. fa"i d" " ''0
Meyers deal - ,bouIse adjourned, after
formulating notice TO the prcsidchls ,na' rhc Torh
!, imnossble to unite an agreemcnt;. an agrce
,.orIrnJ MON Pacific traffic CONTRACT az ON
ent Ar all points, the Northwestern ,nnnd franc
e enorl,zne all tho Union Pacncs east Douu a''
no.f an aftermath OF the day, cAcitommcu, haH IA
rs th,f President Miller, OF the u iau Ia ,arn,d
rum. " tut nothing connrmatory could Ue ra'u''
ssn a wr Miller being In Milwaukee
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The Spring Medicine

at have used Hoods sarsaparilla every spring for
tbe last four years and have found II the most bene-
fetal medicine have ever taken. Ny little children
have been troubled with worms and We gave each
hottie OF Hoods Sarsapara, which has completely re-
moved all their troubles" +. W. Pli1PPS Scdalia Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

It's past history between the times Of the fall boh Oh
Tweed and Grant, Tammany never rcdcems anu TO
forms itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May 10, 1890.
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Ii. H. MACY & CO.,
Sixth AVENUE + sTssEE
UPHOLSTERY.

(3d hoor-reached by elevstor)
ALLCHENILLE CURTAINS with rich.coorso
pados assorted patterns and colo. $3.50 per Pr wos
o..
DERBY SATIN CURTAINS. 5000, worth SIS.
Imported Figured All Over CHENILLE CURTAINS
Gold, Sage and Blue, S7.9s per pr. worth Si2.
Nottingham LACE CURTAINS. 79c. per Dr. up -
1904.
Antique and cluny LACE CURTAINS s34s up b
e3A89 per pair.
Irish Point LACE CURTAINS, S2.s7 per pr. and up
ward.
Tamboured LACE CURTAINS. s2.74 up to e25.sI
per pr.
Brussels LACE CURTAINS, sI4.1s up to se9.s9
per pr.
Madras LACE CURTAINS S4.24 up to S12.54 per %.
Louis Nv LACE CURTAINS. sI&74 up to ss3.3S
per pr.
Antique Lace BED SETS % pieces, e4.29 per sal
upward.
Nottingham Lac. BED SETS q peces,. sI.is uD 4
e5.24 per set.
German Linen FLOOR CRASH,
SO. 80. STA .,. q I ps; , .'s''
Striped Linen sCRIM. 4.c. per I'd; worth se.
Figured CHINA SILK, &c. &c., and lie. per ysrd
SILKINE. 10c. 12c.. 15c. per I'd.
o. Chenille TABLE COVERS, &c., worth $3.50.
WINDOW SHADES, lac, 17c., 18c., 24c. and 27s,
each.
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs, all sizes, 11.O9 up to 1914
Striped JUTE TAPESTRY in assorted colors, 62e.,
worth S1.25.
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Hoods Sarsaparllla

az have taken two bottles OF Hoods sarsaparilla
and have gained 90 pounds. Can eat anything with
out 1t hurting me my dyspepsia and biiousness have
gone never felt better In my life am at work again
and consider myself well man. Those two bottles
were worth 1900 To me-" W. V. EULoWS. Lincoln Ill.
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Sold BY all druggists. 81 six for S' Prepared only
nv e. I. HOOD g. CO., Apothecares, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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millinery.

THE PRODUCTIONS OF OUR OWN woRKRo0A
ARE UNExCELLED FOR BEAUTY OF DESIGN AND
FINISH EXQUISITE BLENDlNds In InE La. "a, %
SHADES OF HELIoTRoPE AND THE NEW shADA
"LAMOGE."
wv WILL INTRODUCE THIS WEEK SOME VERY
errEcr STYLES IN IMPORTED FELT CHAPEAUs'
SrITARIE FOR COACHING OR SEASIDE wEAA
IN THE LATEST TINTS.
WE HAVE ADDED NEW STYLES 10 OUR POW
COOP VALUE FOR $500.
VERY SIMPLE AND PLEASING DESIGNS IN
CUILDREN'S HATS
MOURNING HATS, BoNNETs. TooUEs. AND
Wells A. SPECIALITY.
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In the Spring

There is nothing more conclusively proven than
that Hoods sarsaparlla is radical and reliable blood
purifier II we could show you the many letters We
receive from people Of whom we never heard before
telling OF remarkable Of scrofula. salt rlcum
and all kinds and degrees OF diseases OF the blood
you would be fully convinced OIL ana As enthusiastic
over the merits OF Hoods Sarsaparilia MS We arc.
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Black Dress Goods

AT REDUCED PRICES.
NUNS YELLING, &c., worth 5Oc.
ENGLISH MoHAIR, 30cI worth 55c.
LACE aRENADINE. &c., worth s1.00.
FRENCH CASHMERE. 49c., worth 75e
IMPORTED SERGE. 44c., worth Csc.
rAMIsE CLOTH. SAC, worth 90c.
HENRIETTA. EXTRA FINE, roc, worth 95e.
CoRDURETTE. 74c., worth 00c.
SATIN SOLEIL, zoe. worth S1'0O
BRILLIANTINE, &c., worth Soc.
BATIsTE zoe. worth e1'OO.
ALBATRoSS, 43c. worth DOC.
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FISHING TACKLE.

rvrpyrH1NG REQUIRED BY THE FlsHhKM nss
nn,crs ONF.THIRD LESS THAN 1hosz
a u,RGEp BY REGULAR DEALERS. -
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The Spring Medicine

"Last spring ! was completely tagged out My
strength left me and felt sick and miserable all tho
time Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me- There is moth
ING like it, r.. c. BEGoLE, Editor Enterprise.
Bellcville, Mich.
floods sarsaparllla gave me new life, and restored
me to nv wontcd health and strength WILLIAM II.
CIOUGH Tilton, n. Ii.
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BARGAINS IN
RWARE.

400 dor Rogers Bros TEASPOONS "asFah'e"
quality per set OF 8,
o.o A., ROGER. Bros, TABLESPOONS. same Qu'lisA
as above, per set,
90 doz. Rogers Bros. TABLE FORKS same 'a'"'s
as above, per set,
S17!.
900 dor. Rogers Bros TABLE KNI'LS' Hs''n's
triple plate per SET 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Is impossible while the blood Is impure mel
turbances, WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits
the cause Of these troubles by the use OF Ay
the blood, invigorates the system. and res
alike. Be sure the name of DR.. j. c. Aver &
hsveu.ed Ayers sarsaparilla. from time to
tive for fifteen or twenty years past and nave
sound q 10 he the best of blood-purifers.
think very highly Of 1t ss spring medicine. II
Lea. The blood from all bad humors. and i'm
n.y,. a wonderful feeling OF strength and
yI,.litv. Ira Leonard, Lowell. Mass.
ra,t spring suffered from general debility
and loss OF appetite. l commenced to take
Ayers sarsaparilla. and soon felt much better.
Nv n. continued use my strength was fully re-
stored. Other members OF my family have been
gres,Iv benefited by n"-Samuel Brown. South
Merrimack, y. ii.
"Iwas great sufferer from low condition
NJ the blood and genera! debility. becoming
Nnally. so reduced that ! was UNIT for work
No,bing that did for the complaint helped me
40 much as Ayers Sarsaparilla, few bottles Of
which restored me 10 health and strength.
take every opportunity TO recommend this
medicine in similar cases."-C Z. Evick, IA Z.
Main At. Chilncothe. Ohio.
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r,py,xGs OF TWO ROADS FOR TIE oVAhIhH.
,mary MAY 10 spcciap.-some interesting ns'tes
rlycn in railroad reports fled to-day for the quAr'er
ended March a. compared with the 'oIre,pon NUNS
onor,.r last year The New-lork roads OF inc p.n
,rare lackawanna and Western sho" 'he'' Na
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SUMMER GAMES.

cpoouEr AND LAWN TENNIS AT PRICES .
PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE .oo,. IN
r,o,s Coats Rowing Shirts and Athle'lc 800 80
l'hn'. >, pRIcrs FROM 20 TO so PER CENT LEsS
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
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BARGAINS IN
CHM

500 Decorated Cottage TOILET SETS 10 pieces full sire
$780, worth $3.50.
500 English Decorated TOILET SETS. complete with Ja.
1857, worth IS.
700 Richly Decorated and Gilt Patent ICE.wATEA
PITCHERS,
81c. each; worth S1.75.
100 Decorated DINNER SETS. lib pieces.
$751; worth S13.
400 Decorated TEA SETS. So pieces.
92.41, worth 81.
1000 Real TOXIC TEA PoTS.
lee, worth soc.
GREAT vlRIETY OF GARPES SEATS. LAwH
POTS, And JARDINIEREs.
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BARGAINS IN
l A M p S.

500 Nickel STUDENT LAMPS, with Decorated shs1eg.
s2A8, worth 81.
500 Brass MOUNTED LAMPS, Decorated Vase ans
Dome Shade 10 match, Duplex Burner.
s1.67 worth So.
1000 FAIRY NIGHT LAMPS,
DC. each.
$50 SEASIDE LAMPS. Twisted Glaes. Nickel Trim
rinss which do not tarnish,
1000 Etched GAS GLOBES I or inch h'cnss'
1Oc. each.
y,.zz. LAMPS AND LANTERNS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
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Perfect Health

ICE the frequency OF nedda0"o'' ''''""'' VIZ
nd other uncomfortable sensations. Remove
er's sarsapar.la, which thoroughly cleanses
ores health and strength to mind and body
Co.. Lowell, Mass. is on the wrapper
"ror several years pas, have regularly taken
Ayers sar,aparilla. not to cure any specinc dis'
ease. but 10 tone up the system preparatory 10
the heated term. 1t always relieves that feeiins
OF languor so prevalent during the spring
onth.."-Henry II. Davis. Nashua. y. II.
"rf any who suffer from general deoiiity'
want Of appetite depression OF spirits. and LASH
tude. will use Ayers Sarsaparilla' | am conn.
d,nt II will cure them. for have used It, ana
.neak from experience 1t Is the best remedy
over knew, and I have used a great many
p o. Lowering. Brockton. Mass.
OF suffered for over three years with female
veaknesse., without being able to obtain relief'
II was supposed by the doctors that was IN
consumption; but I did not agree with TINS
opinion, as none Of our family had ever been
aff,c,ed with that disease. and therefore de-
ternined to see what virtue there was IN Ayers
sarsaparilla. Before had taken three bottles:
was cured ! can now do my Work with ease.
Mr., 4 CREIGHTON, Eghgate, ontario.
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HANDKERCH|EFS.
Embroidered Linen, lie. formerly ?9e.

Special lot Of BLACK DRAPERY NET. 3sc.' worth
Sc.
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Hoods SarsapariIla

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s.. Prepared only
by C.. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecares. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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SHOES.

L.dle. Bright Dongoa BUTTON BOOTS opera sh
common sense toes. S2.s2 worth -.
our celebrated Royal KID BooTs, opera and common
sense toes s3.4ii worth $3.50.
Strictly hand.sewed Royal KID BcIToN booi'
fancy tips s4.88, worth 80.
Ladies' Fine Clo:h GAITERETrEs. si.1s, WORT
$3.50.
Chudren's TAN GOAT, Spring Heels. Sl.eSi worn
$3.50.
Misses TAN GOAT, s219t worth %.
Rows TENNIS SHOES. si.A9, e1.s4, S&lS.
Youths TENNIS SHOES. s1.74.
Mems TENNIS SHOES. $40.