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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Number OF Miles. 2l2l 2,lol 2ziO
First week IN March. s3ft000 s337lO s39oo' 10
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
Number o. miles. ...... 800 81 -, 90
First week in March. seS.5Ss s3sN!S 49'11o99
Jan. to March IT,. .jO,j-O $1,000 4oo'f'"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF niles. i9l 903 LOSS
First week in March. s112l6l sl5lO9O ti9ooV1ooo
NORTHERN Pr JIFIC
Number OF miles 3ii7 $500 -AVoS
First week IN March. 1913 sos S325s30 ~ w.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Number OF miles. lf97 ! f97 l'4g
First week in March. siO2, lSS slo3lH slla 5,2
Jan. ! 10 March 7.-.... 1Os2616 l.3Os,O19 l-u6'-lf
TOLEDO, ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
Number Of miles. 1874 2i5 20
First week In March. sl7.29i S209t SZ-,5Ct
] March 7...... 1JJ.3O6 9lb,1iO lO'o'lfp
Number Of miles. 1898 1o45 - yto
FIRST week in March. 500. ~ sollCO SIS , eo
l 10 March 7...... 2o2O O33 2,362SSS 22lZ'Vo'
FITCHBURG.
Month Of January.... s425l69 s4oOo33 s5SG,o67
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London March ~. p m.-Canadian Pacific. 49, Erie.
ls7s Mexican ordinary. a.; -. Paul common, Do
Heading. i5is Money 81. per cent. -
Paris adyices quote per cent Tentes at % francs -
account. ana exchange on London at -
francs ~ ccntinrs checks.
me anot bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day II AS2OOo
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DITLNESS RULES ON CHANGE
FLUCTUATIONS NARROW.
little SIGNIFICANCE IN THE CHANGES OF
PRICEs-sPECULATION sTAGNANT.
n Y q Perry c & I
Lon and Nash

s.rFs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-MARch IL.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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MANHATTAY RA,ILwAY COMPANY

40. II BROADWAY
NEWYORK, February "a. 1891.
fNWENTY- EIGHTH DlNlDEND-A quarterly
dividend Of one and oneh1lf pr cent on The capital
stock Of this has been declared Qayahl" AZ this
once and after Aprl - lsoi The transfer book
VIII be closed saturday. February IS, at o'coc
and rCopened THURSDAY April Cd. NJ 10 O'Clock,
a n. W MrWIITINMS. Treasurer.
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l1ublit Nolltes.

~ HE UNDERSIGNED will give one-half in
i tercst in y Florida farm aud tn'yari 70 any irlt
estant society or individual establish manual labor
c. L. CULLEN NJ D.,
307 Adin--t Macon Ga.
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VHE NATIONAL STARCH M>NUFACTrR-

1876 COMPANY once o. the 1reasurcr No. 29S South
Z. Ncw.NorE.-Nt the annual meeting of this CouIIany
ia At Co'infton. Ky. thc an int. h. hNed charge,
ogrthtr with dividends the pr'frrrcd
stocks having been paid, quarterly dividend of
per cent on the common stock declared
of -rulu, pavabr ;l, Office March l4h next
TO stocknolder, ~ record February 2s;h 1891
Tho Transfer book. N the common stock will close a,
10 O'Clock SATURDAY, February g 1891 and reopen Monday
morning. March 10. AZ n o'clorh
CHARLES c. BURNS Treasurer.
New.York February 20. 1891.
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CAPITAL, S1,0OO,OO0
Divided into 10, 600 Shares of 500 Each.

UNIucu iHtU iO,OOO OiIdi 90 VI ptOO GoO"'
FULL PAID AND UNAssEsSAIILE.
Its business is the manufacture and sale OF drugs and
! Of !oy arg , The nc Se rl% TIT sn
proved such marvellous and unprecedented success IN NE
ppfJcS.o etc., nave heretofore OSS' u''0 O' Int
o' and aSou HY Se Of A f
Nj the physicians VINO have gsgd II predict That The
freely preference Of the heretofore used uncertain
The profits from the OF ouinine up in
Tho royalty alone paid the Of Antpyrne
during the prevalence of the grippe amounted to over
The eStmated Will yield profit of ss5oOCo
These apply to the United States alone, and on
the expectation Of small 9g'ns Tor t hr,t two year:
marIrt for the company's product. NOR. especially the
H.. comIany calls attention to tn frt hat soon
I'VE hundred or only pr crn4 ar of i4e
, f net a P,T 199p .,o1 T ~ @ 70 Of the IN Iss
PLACED in d. iFea, , a. %orEFS a S5 LARGE scale and
q nIojc anG .dvcrt.e ther product strictly aud oy
20 The medical protection ana III drug tac "i IT m V t
hGlr oices United Bank Building 90 and % Broadway,
will be aGyp9Ge S 'nPF,ly IS GS%p;2y has Is
iehiy r@Sardcd in substantial dividends the company
WA biIiIDEXps or $50 PER CENT PER ASXr%
on stock COSTING 9ny 40 snare anu '''u"u''e "''''
Nrranecacnts are being made to enlarge equip the
factor, and laboratories to capacity sufficient to supply
I1c pcrntcrdont estimates facie,
will turn out 20 900 gross Der annum. pront Of $40
Additional enlsreements Will be made the demand in
Among the large s;o'kho'dcrs are George W. Dunn;
Esq President Of the company Eugene Harvey. Esd, %
r W. Mycr. & Co GanEcr,. Dtc,cl Building. Phlladel.
rhia Edward Kcarn'y ESQ. n Messrs Van Ta-sell &
Krarnev Auctioneers New-Y0rk; Jos u. Lynch. Esq,
New,York; George HI ard. E'qo Xew-YorN CS!snse
William u scott Esq % Bfoad.st. Mills building. New
YORK and several prominent Sew-York gentlemen Who
wifi have seats I'm TIE Hoard Of Directors later
The conpanvs will De- a safe sound auf profitable
inve.tment business VIII b. free from The vcs~l
tudes affect most enterprise, ~ commercial or IN
dusrial bad tho "t 'a - values
nus ness depression pro, WIZ not af"ot tho
irr rower Of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANIES
IL future value can be estimated a. ~ f. c"rt1ntv
that and Jronts will ncrea-e year arr year
Applications for stock and all checks, d'ofts. &C.,
should be adfrf Sod T.
GEORGE w DUNN. President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
90 and OF Nrnafwav NeNY0rk
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NEw.YORK CENTRAL 4 HUDSON RIVER H. H. CO..
OFFIIL OF lUh IitASt HtH,
NEW-I ORR, Mar,h 9. 1891.
r. OR THE PURpO~E of Il quarterly dividend,
l payab" ou tr 10th d,y of April nest, nud also o.
the annual election lor dir, t'f- OF tr COMPANY. wheh
VIII De- hold Gis. transfer books Wl, Dee closed
co. o,k u on ttIfday the lits and roprncG
at 10 o'rlo IL 90. uu Thursday. tur loh day ~ Aprl
r. Y ". KO~~triE 1rn-Gr"r
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST r. IL RAILWAY
COMPANY, NEW.i DIRK March y 1891.
Y Office j. hereby given that Il dividend has
" drr.,r.i from net esniing- during IA" current
h.ca year Three Dollars and FIFTY Cents per Shar'
the lrfr'rd Stock uf thi- Company payable thu l6h
day ot April neat. a. the OGcr OF the Company. -
Mall-,t.. N,N-Nor..
The P-.f.rf,a stock T.ansfcr Book VIII close on the
18Th day u March T. aud reopen thr 17h day
OF April next
FRANK :. BOND Vice President
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fcrlnres ano Mcetinss.

COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lect-
~ in the Great Hall al o'clock-March "a. the
lecture will be delivered by Mr. GEORGE +. KuNz
N gems AND PRECIOUS STONES" u,trsted,.
No tickets required. Doors closed at o'clock.
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financial.
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPAN'

WAS INCORPORATED JUNE 1890. UNDER THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW.JERsEY.
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L. New.Yor6. February 10. ls9i.-Seacd Proposals.
in trplcac will be- received this Office until !. oco
noon March 10 1891 FOR the Delivery Of Fly Thomsnnd
Tons auprnN mntcy arg" Stoa" at SANDY Hook y. j.
10 shore Recruitment. The attention Of bidders + invited
20 acts Of Congress approved Fhru.ry 90 lSNl anf
Fehruarv % 1857 vol %. page 1892 and vol. o.
Ince IA Statutes at Large. For ,p~riA atons blank
an Inform alton. appl" 10 the Undersigned
g 7. GILLESPIE. Leut.Co Of FnGincerS
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: FXGI\FER OFFICE. Army Building.

u. New. YORK. February TO- ls9I.-Scalcd Proposals.
IN tripcatc WIFI be- received this oncc until l. Oc0
March 10 1891. for the Delivery OF FIVE Thousand
apron ,macly Of Large stone 40 SANDY Hook, n J.
fer In the c0nstruc ton u one Twcveinch Gnn'l
Tho attention bidders j. invited acts OF Congress
anprovcd February 90 1855 and February - 1887
W. 30 PAGE 3D. and vol -. page An Statutes 1t
Large For specifications. blank forms. aud ali in0rna.
ton apply the undersigned, 81. L. GILLESPIE Lieut.
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Treasury vaults
outstand-
ng certificate. s177 400 III sl7s 295 Inc. s51i?i
Deposits in banks 20 1873 235 % SiSs7 Dee. "e93sS
Net cash bal soG 346 s2c0s5G os2 Inc. s22l 730
The foreign exchanges remained dull but firm
and while there was increase in the supply OF
commercial bills, there no fresh demand for
remittance Following are the unchanged quota
ti0ns for actual business Bankers bills. - 50 Ia
asa 81 - and 81 ssaS4 SO IA respectively for
long and short sterling: French francs, 81 "a
and 81 ~; rechmarks o. IS and % IS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN itc
minimum rate for discount which remains at .
per cent. In the week the bank gained q $4,000
bullion. and the proportion of reserve 10 Liabilities
raised from $3.50 10 jS.j9 per cent. against
advance from as 90 to II .03 in the correspond
ing week last year when it's discount rate
reduced 70 4 per cent To-day the bank gained
$50, 900 bullion on balance. At the London Stock
Exchange British consols declined LIS TO % for
money and o. is for the account. In the open
market money was easier at l-2 per cent for
discounts and 1irmer at Lac per cent for daily
balances. Bar silver was again a shade higher
at as 81 Cd. an ounce. American railway shares
strong in the early dealings. hut the advances
were only 10 parity with the home market, and
the closing irregular al slight concessions.
centmes lower al 0j27 10 in spite OF the en-
barrassment Of a large banking institution The
weekly statement of the Bank Of France showed
n decrease of 90, 600 francs in gold and 300, 600
francs in silver.
Subscriptions to the American Soda Water stock
are reported 10 have exceeded the amount offered
RAILROAD EARNINGS
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Bankers ana Brokers.
Oiui0cno Notices

Dividend Notices
OFFICE Or 1HE UAIIED STATES EQUITABLE GAS
COMPANY,
~ BROADWAY Rooms ~ and 80.
NEW-A ORR, Feb. 20 1891.
4 DIVIDEND Of One Per Cent on the Capital
"A stock oi this la. declared. able
.ior -, March - 1891. Inc transfer books Wlu be
cioad lrdiy March 10. a, clock T. and reopcncd
Iucsday. March - ut o'clock a.
A. h PEOAL, Secretary.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
ORFtiON HALFWAY ASD NANlGATION COMPANY.
4 OF AK ERLG DIVIDEND OF one and one
"A h1N pr ,'u' on te capital stock of the Oregon Rail
aud Navigation COMPANY viii be- PAID April l. 1891, AZ
thu olIcr OF t oIlan, Ac- building, Boston Mass. To
,tO, khod'r- of r.,oI March 20 ISL
Inc ~trA tn>f'r books i b" closed March 20. 1891, NJ
ococh r. aAd remain closed Until april /. 1891, at
10 O'Clock q.
SIDNEY DILLON.
Pr Zen, Union Pacific Railway Co.
EDNI Nd SMITH,
Ir.-ldrn, oregon Railway NiNi -dtlOn 60.
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TILE GENERAL LIST.
STOCKS.

ACTUAL sALRs CLOSING. NO.
STOCKS. = -. 81 pa ..1,S s ma
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Actu1I cash IN
Treasury vaults
outSand-
Ing certificate. s177 400 III sI7s oo7 295 Inc s5I?i
DEPOSITS in banks % 1879 235 % SiSs7 Dee. 3S9,3sS
The Press., 1891-11-19

THE WORLDS FAIR.-The excitement caused by this great event is scarcely equaled by that produced by the discov- cry of Dr. Miles-the Restorative Nerv- inc. It speedily cures nervous prostra- tion, change of life, pain, dullness, confu- sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the blues, neuralgia, palpitations, etc. c. w. Snow & Go. of Syracuse, N. Y., Talbot & Moss of Greensburg, Ind -y-and A. w. Black burn of Wooster, O., say that the Nerv- inc sells better than anything we ever sold, and gives universal satisfaction" {" Dr. Miles new illustrated treatise on the nerves and heart, and trial bottle free at Heald's drug store.
The Press., 1891-11-19

Murat Halstead says that the great hereafter is going to be strongly republi- can anyhow. Which department?
The Press., 1891-11-19
Because the MeKfnley bill is soundly

Because the Mckinley bill is soundly devised in its adaptation of means to ends, 1t does not necessarily follow that the ends are wisely chosen or that the true welfare of the nation is to be promoted by this constructive and aggressive industrial policy. The true line of assault is upon the policy at large. To twit the republi- cans upon their reciprocity appanage as being inconsistent is-highly absurd. The reciprocity policy is upon the most rigid lines of protection, and bears not the faintest resemblance to the free-trade policy. Protectionism declares that or- dinary articles of consumption that we do not and cannot well produce should be admitted free. The reciprocity idea is that the countries from which these arti- cles come should in return allow our wares those which do not conflict with their home products-to enter their markets with special exemptions. The whole sys- tenn is one designed to encourage our in- dustries and foster our commerce. The free-trade system would arrange tariffs and levy taxes with the sole purpose of providing the necessary public revenue, and would keep hands off of industry and commerce, leaving all those matters to private volition. The two great parties are gradually ranging themselves upon either side of the dividing line between two large, opposing policies
The Press., 1891-11-19

What was it, John, that made your face so free and clear from pimples, said his sweetheart. Why, don't you know, Eva For over year took everything I could think of without helping me, then bought two bottles of Sulphur Bitters, and now I haven't one pimple on my face. It is the best blood cleanser ever saw.
The Press., 1891-11-19
N EER'S Commercial School,

4 EE6sS commercial School, M s89 Main-st., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Begins it's thirteenth Annual Session, Thursday, Oct. l, 1891. Students enter at any time; each independent on his set Of books. Only Bushes School in New England or elsewhere. whose principal and assistants are recognized expert accountants by courts, corporations and busi- ness men. MT. Geer is the author of a treatise on book keeping considered ssthe standard" by all expert accountants. Complete courses in Bookkeeping, Short-Hand and Type Writing Pupils thoroughly qualified for practical busi- ness. Send for circulars.
 GEO. P, CHER. Principal.
The Press., 1891-11-19

There's a patent menicine which is not a patent medicine paradoxical as that may sound. Its discovery! the golden discovery of medical science! It's the medicine for you-tired, rundown, ex- hausted, nerve-wasted men and women ; for you sufferers from diseases of skin or scalp, liver or lungs-its chance is with every one, it's season always, because it aims to purify the fountain of life-the blood-upon which all such diseases de- pend. The medicine Is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The makers of it have enough confidence in 1t to sell it on trial. That isyou can get it from your druggist, and if it doesn't do what it's claimed to do, you can get your money back, every cent of it. That's what its makers call taking the risk of their words.
 Tiny, little, sugar-coated grannies are what Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pel- lets are. The best Liver Pills ever in- vented; active, yet mild in operation ; cure sick and bilious headaches. One a dOS0
The Press., 1891-11-19

or the past five years. while she took the sitting room and keeping room and her pick of the chambers above The truck business and chicken raising she was to carry on with Burns on shares. and there was to be an equitable division of labor, she to peddle the .sstuff" in Littleieid, while he managed the home affairs, and Mrs. Burns attended to the department of the interior
 fro 10 eonttnund
The Press., 1891-11-19

ONE DOLLAR WELL INvEsTED.-If you have bad breath, constipation, pain in the small of the back, discolored skin, ner- vousness or dizziness, your only wise course is to take Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y. It will cleanse the blood of all impurities, regulates the Kidneys and Liver, and thus restores healthy glow to your cheeks again. All druggists one dollar bot tle
The Press., 1891-11-19

OI &FOuuu, uaklHS 6 COUSpiCuOuS IAIluT6 of the attempt The front yard. which
 was not rightly a front yard Ut all, but just green before the house. opened on
 large truck garden that lay on 8 warm
 southern exposure.
 The old house was as eccentric and self willed as it's young mistress It had three outside doors and a chimney stack toward the south, and its small, square windows were set with little green
 streaked panes of glass, seven by nine
 inches. in rattsing frames. devoid of
 catch or weight
 .'Mahaly has been digging round the
 rosebushes and the pinys. said Burns. And as they drew near, Agnes saw tall
 thin woman. crowned by d Tapping sum- bonnet, out in the yard with Il hoe in rhand The boniness of M;thaly Burns had always beenSan affiiction to Agnes in times when she had come with her young city guests to the farm on picnic excursions. and Mrs Burns had made
 the coffee. She had just as little flesh as the extent of her person would warrant, but the muscles were like whipcord and denoted toughness and endufance She was a snaokedried woman. with the neck of an old fowl and scant supply of grsyish hair tightly twisted into a hard knot Ut the back of her head. But Burns said she was of that wiry na- ture that betokens a good worker, and
 as he chiefly esteemed the sex for the amount of labor to bs extracted from it, he justly considered that he had drawn a matrimonial prize.
 Whether Mrs. Burns had heart in her flat, bony bosom, or brain in her little. bald head, Agnes had yet to dis cover. Her father had taken the house ! just as it stood. with the furniture in tact. of an old couple named Rollins, the
 last owners, who had died there, and Agnes agreed with the Burnses, who were childless, to give them the back paytof the house. where they had lived
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a WONDER WORKER.
OPP PATENT aFvIcz. wAsHIuoTo

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man OF
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had eer
under the care of two prominent phys
clans, and used their treatment until
was not able to get around. They pro.
nounced his case to be consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Medical Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds and at that
time was not able to walk across the
he had used half Of a dollar bottle, that he
was much better; he continued to use II
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any throat, lung, or chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it fair trial. We guarantee satisfaction
Trial bottle free at Dreiss' drug store.
2-10-lm
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CHAPTER xxx.

1t is growing toward evening, and as yet
at Aghyohillbeg they have not grown tired
Of discussing the terrible event of last night.
when l called just now, Priscilla Blake
was with him." says Madame 0'Connor.
her. suppose the old quarrel about Kath-
crime viii be patched up now and / shouldn't
wonder IL our two lovers, Monica and Brian,
get married quite comfortably and in the
ed0r Of sanetity, after all"
II suppose they couldn't have managed il
without the old peoples consent, says Mrs.
Herrick, who is rocking herself lazily 10 and
fro in huge American chair.
Nonsense, my dsarP' says Madame,
throwing up her chin. "Aceredit them with
some decent spirit, beg of You OF course
they would have got married whether OF not,
there Is nothing like opposition for that
kind Of thing,-and no doubt would have en-
joyed it all the m re for the fun of the thing,
because there must be an excitement in q
runaway match unknown to the orthodox
affair"
II don't think should like 10 run away"
says Olga Bohun; there Is always din
Guilty about ones clothes"
whats the good of being in love If you
can't getover few paltry obstaclesP' says
Madame, whose heart is still young. well,
expect We shall have gay wedding here
before long, and be able 70 give that pretty
child our presents without any trouble"
How long the day has been says Olga,
with little affected yawn, meant to reduce
Ulic Ronayne TO despair, who Is sitting In
distant window touching up one OF her
paintings II don't know when have been
so bored,-no one to speak to. Madame,
darling, you shall never 90 out again with
out me; remember that Nobody has called
Il suppose they are afraid Of being Shot
not even Owen Kelly; and one would like
10 see him and Brian, to make sure they are
all there"
'Talk Of somebody" says Madame, look
snV.nHt sf ma Window. ihaTs SaBss OWsR.p
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asMAaKADLa REsoUs.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,.
makes tho statement that she caught cold,
q for month By her family mysticism, bu,
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim Of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her drusgts
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued its use and af-
ter taking ten bottles, found herself sound
bottles Of this Great Discovery at Dreiss'
tug store, large bottles Soc. and o1.O
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In essaeksS0l efcs
Tho ono thst's made by the prepri-
eesrs sf DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Unusual, but made in good faith.
rs . reward of $500 for an iaours-
he case Of Catarrh. II you have
enc, the moneys for you. But ysu
can't know whether you have one,
TIL you've tried DR.. Sage's Remedy.
What's incurable by any other
means, yields TO that. By its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, it cures tho worst cases,
no matter Of how long standing.
That's the reason the money can be
offered. There's risk about it, 10
be sure. But it's 30 small that the
Foprietors are willing to take it.
The symptoms of catarrh are,
headache, obstruction of nose, dis
charges falling into throat, some
times profuse, watery, and acrid. At
others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
parulent, bloody, putrid and often
ave; eyes weak, ringing in GERS,
deafness; offensive breath; smell
and taste impaired, and general
debility. Only . few of thess
symptoms likely to bs present ct
0ce.
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THE PLY AND ANT kUisIhce.

THE PLY AND ANT kUieAkCE.
Flies and Ants are quickly annihilated
BY mixing teaspoonful Of ROUGH ON
RATS with saucer of sweetened water;
lace on high shelves or suspended In the
room; or, mix teaspoonful Of ROUGH
sugar and sprinkle on high out of reach
shelves, or on rear border Of lower
shelves, out Of reach Of children. u
this out. r..
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suUKLEN's ARNiUA sALvK.

oUUKLEN'S ARNlCA sALvk.
Tn Bssr SALvl in the world for outs
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheumatism
Corns and all Skin ETuptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. IL 10 guar
aAteod TO give perfect satisfaction, or
For sale by eli druggists. Drsiss, and Thomp.
SON 3 Cos wholesale. 0tA14ly