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lection of them, and there
reigns throughout the stock a
uniformity of price fairness that
is certain to please.
The linen stock has much to
offer you in way of special
goods. There are very extra
values in table cloths. Money
saving prices on a big lot of
them.
Nice Napkins, splendid in
quality, patterns everything
and best of all, with reduced
prices like these:
White Damask Napkins reduced nom
$1.35 to S5c per dozen.
White Damask Napkins reduced from 81
White Damask Napkins reduced from %
to $4.25 per dozen.
White Damssk Napkins reduced from %
TO % per dozen.
White Damask Napkins reduced from s7to
$3.50 per dozen.
Generous as have been the
Towel offerings for the past
ten days, We have not stopped
there. We have more Turkish
| Towels than there should be
in stock. Perhaps such prices
as these will reduce the stock
quickly:
Turkish Towels reduced from 81 SO to 76o
Turkish Towels reduced from sle5 to $50
per dozen.
Turkish Towels reduced from s2.25 to
1925 per dozen.
Turkish Towels reduced from sl75 to csc
| per dozen.
Turkish Towels reduced from 81. rs to $50
per dozen,
| Turkish Towels reduced nom sI75 to coo
Turkish Towels reduced from - to s1o5
per dozen.
Turkish Towels reduced from $2.25 to
1
1t will pay you to pick up
the White Goods offerings,
even if you have no use for the
material for a year to come.
You certainly can never hope
to have them as cheap again.
Such prices are only admiss-
able under most extraordinary
circumstances. You profit by
our mistake of duplicating an
already large order.
Here's the price chances:
Checked Nainsooks reduced from sSc TO
Checked Eainsooks reduced from lake to
8t{c per yard.
Checked Nainscoks reduced from zoe 10
ike yard.
Checked Nainsooks reduced from ESQ to
Checked Nalnsooks reduced from $50 to
zoe psr yard.
A bright bargain among the
many brilliant ones-gennine
imported JOHN AMBER
SON Zephyr Ginghams at
zoe yard.
Underwear and Hosiery sec
tons are Frightened with the
receipts of new silk and new
Isle thread underwear and
hosiery. Our special price:
An An-silk Knit Vest. in cream only, AZ 75c
that is usually sold for and is well worth
every cent Of 81.
More Carpet value for the
ST. than you can obtain in any
part of this great country is
what the carpet offerings
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IHE WOODS OF wAsuINGroN.
Feelmens for ExhibitIon-New was

SPECIMENS for ExhibitIon-New way
showing sound Products.
rea.n'ag n Bryant returned TO The CITY from
- eaaai Yesterday. bringing with him
1. Of Alaska cedar and madrone for use
h,ts~- - specimen boxes Tor the Tacona exhi-
49,. snd afterwards Tor the Mor d's fair The
80 49, g madrone is very ti;e one. twelve feet
.. y. 80 TWO feet IN diameter. aud was found
- sest shore of Hoods canal near Hoods
hsss ls's is yegy heavy wood, capable of
scs-ts .sesa, aud is suitable for furniture IL is
large quantities all over the sound
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WALLA WALLA ADDITION
Houses built and sold on easy terms. J. f.
Brewer, coo Second street.
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The Sunday excursions on the steamer Kirk
land are growing in popularity. Take the Yes
Ter avenue cars
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Death of Anecca Erwin.
Mrs. Anecca Erwin, aged 81 years, died at her
residence, corner Main and TAYLOR streets. YES
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE
]. W. HANNA. Manager and Proprietor.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5.
MEsTAYER-vAUGHN COMPANY.
In the Musical Extravaganza,
THE GRAB BAG OR PROHIBITION.
.*sss
Don't say you sorry did not see it.
Can stay but two nights only.
The latest New York craze.
GRAB BAG! GRAB BAG! GRAB BAG!
And q large company of Comedians, Vocalists
and Dancers
Seats on sale at ll5 James street.
PRICES, soc and $l.OO.
CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE
]. W. HANNA. Manager.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING FRIDAY
AUGUSTA.
The Favorite German Dialect Comedian, Mr..
GEO. C. STALEY,
The worlds Greatest Lullaby Singer and Yodler
in his successful Comedy.
A ROYAL PASS
Picturesque Costumes,
New and Catchy Songs,
A superb Company of Players.
An evening of rare enjoyment guaranteed
Under the management OF
Mr.. HARRY DOEL PARKER.
Seats now on sale at lis James st. SOC and$l.
CoRDRAY's THEATER
Corner Third and Madison Streets.
Last week of the sterling actor Mr.. Clay Clement,
and the Charming emotional actress, Miss
Agnes Rose Lane.
MONDAY, AUGUST 8.
dramatic romance in three acts, entitled
..........................".
THE CORsICAN BROTHERS
--.-s'..s.-.--.-........-
Preceded by the one-act comedy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
- AUDITORIUM. -
..tss.................- .,.s.,....s
A BRILLIANT CoNCoURsE OF sTARsi
Monarch OF music,
s. G.. BEA SLEY.
King of the slack wire.
j. f. DIXEY.
Character change artists,
LA ROSE AND FOLEY
The original comedian,
ED LYLV ENIO
THE oNLY-S II L b Y-THE GREAT
In marvellous exhibition OF hypnotic power
"WEDNESDAY: 2-MATINEES-2 SATURDAY:
"WEDNESDAY: 2-AATINEES-2 :sArURoAY:
........--...... '..sf...A.-..s
Prices OF Observation-Disclosures l0c; seats In
theater, zoe, SOC. 4Oc; box sefsss. soc
seats reserved six days IN advance at box once
and at Lee q Schiumpes Drug store, corner
Second and Columbia streets. ThHater telephone
Coz
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ceeds the
linen sec
ton; here
is gather
led the best
Linens Of
all coun-
tries, the
largest Sc
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--~>5S1z51s@TH E.
MacDOugaIl and
SOuthViick Co.,,
Successors to
TOKLAS SINGERMAN { CO.,
7I7-Ie-2i-23 FRONT ST.
SEATTLE, Aug. s, 1891.

There must be something
extraordinary about a special
sale that can keep up a steady
buying interest for three weeks.
This is what the Incorporation
Clearance Sale is doing. The
daily receipts show US that the
public interest in the sale has
not abated in the least. The
nature of the extensive lists of
specials almost assures us of
continuance of this interest.
There are many bright sec
tons in the store, but none ex-
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1iRY'S Skin and Scalp purified aud beautihed by
DaDl CUTIcURA SOAR Absolutely pure.
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Prices OF Admission-AuditoriIm l0c; seats ia
theater. zoe, Soc. 4Oc; box sefss, soc
seats reserved six days IN advance at box once
and AT Lee q ScRiumpes Drug store, corner
Second and Columbia streets. ThGater telephone
COG
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wnrren ana n1eoerthr % FIeh..

NORFOLK, Yao Aug. IL. Tommy War
rem, the champion feather weight pugilist
otthe world, is a guest Of Mike Haley.
Yesterday Haley received a telegram
from Charles Noel president OF the
Olympic Club Of New Orleans, stating
that his club will offer a purse of 50, 600
for a fight to a finish between Tommy
Warren, of California, aud Cal Mccarthy,
of Jersey City. The fight is 70 take place
on September 10. Mr.. Haleyahas accepted
the offer on behalf OF Warren, who will
commence training at once in this city.
There seems ito be no doubt that Nc
0artby viii accept. The fight will be at
11S pounds,
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Fire ohisfs In Convention. I

SPRINGFIELD, Mass3 AuS- -12IAbout
800 chiefs and assistants are present at
the nineteenth annual convention of the
National Association Of Fire Engineers
in this city. The city is gaily decorated
in honor of the convention. The visitors
we're escorted ia. Coolsy's Opera House by
the local fire department, where- they
were formally we coined by Mayor Brad
ford, witch was replied 70 by the pre5i-
dent OF the association.
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. SIR aospoN is HAPPY.


Gentry I'm the Highlands
LovpoH, Aug, ia nobleman, said to
be Lord Middleton, who recently visited
Sir William Gordon Cumming and Lady
Cumming at their home in the High.
lands, says that he found them very
happy and enjoying Themselves in visit
to various points of INTEREST,"
The gentry of the neighborhood have
created both Sir William aud his wife
most cordially, and there has been ia
round Of entertainments and pleasure
parties Sir William looks much better
in beatth than last summer, when he
was dancing attendance o u the Prince
Of Wales and his bacoHrat layout.
1t. is said that to some Of his Scottish
tntmates Sir William has said that he
and the Prince, and a majority of the
party were drunk on that evening al
3 Tranby Croft. Lll' M
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The slate Department 20 Investigate.

B WAsHNGTog, Aug, ~, -Aitelegram han
been received at the State Department
stating that the authorities of San saliva
dor have threatened to seize the Paciho
.MaiI steamer City OF Panama for leaving
that port Without properly clearing
under the law, On receipt of the dis
match Acting Secretary Wharton tele.
reraphed Minister Panceno to Investigate
the matter and to report to the Depart!
rnent as soon as possible. ''' alr''
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pragrea INC .he oanal ana Drowned.

6YRAoVsE, N. Y, Aug. 19.--Shortly be-
fore midnight Alfred Tilley, a we'll
known and wealthy plumber OF this city
was drowned in the Erie Canal, near the
Solvay Process Works, under peculiar DIR
o~umstances. Mr., Tnley and Michael
Ryan were riding In a carriage along the
tow-path Of the canal and a tow-lihe of
d passing canal boat swept the horse and
carriage and the man into the canal,
Ryan was dragged out alive but I'M
conscious. -J4- -t-EJ 4G&LA
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nea1h of aPromlnentLawJo

LTrcHFmLD, Conn, Aug. IL. Henry b.
Graves, one OF the prominent lawyers OF
this State, died of congestion Of the
lungs, aged 9S years, He has been a
Judge of Probate, clerk Of the State Sen
ate In 1e49i executive secretary in 1884
and clerk OF the Superior and County
Court in 1854 and 1855, He was seven
times a member of the State House of
Representatives as a Democrat, and was
an active leader of his party.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. little, butter market
was very active to-day. 1t Is apparent that
the top of the rise has not yot been reached.
State dairy IN small y receipts. Imitation
Creamery in good demand. Creamery, state,
pails, extra, zoe; creamcry State & Penn, tubs
sXtras, goo; creamery state, seconds TO tirstS
II TO 1870; creamery, Blgin, oXtras,20c stats
dairy, b, (. tubs eXtrasg lSo .al9.; State dairy,
Il. (. tubs seconds, $50. ai6c,; state dairy,
Welsh tub extras l7c. also: State dairy,
WelCh tubs seconds, 14hC,a l6.; western imitar
don creamery, frsts, l412e,al5,; western init
thtion creamery, thirds, l2c,l ID laE 3
Eggs-Little change in the market. Receipts
liberal, but the hot weather Keeps trade quieti
New Yord State, new laid, per dozen, 1lo.a-
1hAo. Pennsylvania, new laid, .lTcul1l6Q,
Positively fancy new laid goods went off we'll
Cheese-More activity shown In market to.
day; Bulb. OF trading done today in State
white and colored. Quotations: State, factory,
full cream, colored, fancy, S9so.asAci State
%flctory, full cream, v hlte fancy, slej state
state factory c0mmOD to- fair, Bk6e.a7Bec.;
State factory, part sk rs, fair to good, 4o,a5el
dtate factory, part SIX rs, common, &c ,a3S1ot
state fnctoTy, full Skins, 2ea2lkesL b-a ltt
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SIC Nm Enlnr a conrent.

PANS, Aug. 12,-It is said that Nile.
Vacaresco, who is now in Paris, has re-
signed the prospect OF marrying the
Grown Prince OF Rouinania. She denies
that she attempted suicide. She intends
to enter a convent, alah p q
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Lehigh Valley Railroad,
ARRANGEMENT OF PAssESeER TRAIFs.
10. 1876.

Passenger trains win leave Shenandoah fo1
MauchG Chunk, d ehiRhtons Slatington, Gaia
shuquB, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Phil
uhelpAin and York al 5.4L, 4. 40. aO8a q. M.
Fer Beivisereg DeawareyWsten Gap and
StrCudsburg at 5.47, a, H., u 5.26p p. M.
Fer Ianlberty4le and lrentbn, SOS a. mi
For White Haven, Wtlkes-Barre and Pitts
tbH35azs D,oS ,1tvA q mi, $40 and 526pgmB va
For T~unkhannock, lO.4l a, M, $40 and 5.&
.. DmsGW lid a'4JiutN4N 10 jg3iIp 4Iai
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyons
iYi9oT IaesS Vile. T5wanda. sayre. Wsverly
EiInirs, RodhesieJ tBu1a1o,a Niagara FallE
chicago and all points West at lO.4 a. m,and
For r imifa and the West via Salamanca al
lFor A~udenried, Hazleton, stockton, Lum
Ter YARD, MehtEerly and Penn Haven june
lion at 5.4I, 7.40, pos a. m. and 1852, $40 and
'iT Fo P' NE G;c5anneessvyi11 "a. 4 lewiston lewiston hsa2166 RRegayvaa,
Ae&dbwp7.AO, sO6a 70; ispd52s p, M. alA i
For Scranton at 5.47 sos, lO4l a, 10. 3,lOapd
t Fda HAZE BROOK ko J JSd,aa3p rIdoonn4 ana al Free rec
lind at 5.47, 40, 90S, l0.4l a. M, 1852 SIU ana.
h5.26 p. m.
F5r Quakabe at .6,47 and 9Os} a. ah.l iaad
For Wigqena, Gfberton and lFraoEviIe AT
k6.60 and J.U8a M, Il 4.l0 p. m.
For YatesYtlle, MehanoY City ana Dniano
IS4I 7.4O, 8.08, D.4l, 1858 a. m, 1883 .lO,5.26, sos,
For Lost creek, 3~irardville and Ashland
g2Si 7,46 4s52, 1915 fa,Ymall 90, l.fO, afA 6S5
. "a AkAA wa - +H
For Darkwater, st, Clair and PQttsyjlls,
7l4O, 9.0S, 10.5S a. m, 1882, $40, 4.l0, 5.26 ana SO
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
MoreR, HA0, eos 1855 =. M, P.52s $40, 5.25 and
B,03 y. m.
For Raven Run, CenttaHa, MI, Carmel and
Shamokin, S.52, and lO,l5 a. M, $40, 4.4C
n 500 pSm.l III. &lfHlLA nJHIW
$50 IL % 81 m.,2.l0, 400 andR.30p M, arriving
at Shenandoah, 8.O5 a. M, 1852, $40, 62B and
SUNDAY TRAINS. F0
For Lost Greek, Granville and Ashland,
$50, 80 II.35 a. M, 2.45 p. M.
For DarkWater. st Clair and ,PottsFils,
$50, 800, $3.50 q. m.,2 .45 p. M.
For .Ya~tesville, Mahanoy City n Delano,
| 800, 1l.35 a. M, lao, $40, SOB p. M.
For Lofty Apdenried and Hazleton, so
a. M, t40 p. m;
For Msuehf Ohgnk. Lehightop, s~lptlngton,
Qatssauque, AllentoWA, bethlehem, Bastnt
end New York. B.Q a. M Lao p, IAs }.a'lj|
For Philadelphia, 1.4Op M,
| euaS ..elegiuut h. b, BYINGTON, So.
l. Pass. AGt., Bethlehem,
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al National NYent.

The holding Of the Worlds Fair in a city
event, but whether " wili reily benefit tins
nation rs much as the discovery OF the
Restorative Nerviue by DR. franklin Miles ts
doubtful. This Is Just what The American
people need 10 cure their excessive nervous.
ness, dyspepsia, headache dizztucss. sleep,
lesEneEs, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness,
confusion of mind, etc. IL acts Ike a charm.
Trial bottles aud lire book on-'NcrVous aud
Heart Diseases, pwithuneqURIfd testimonials,
Iree at @. ii. H~agenbpch's drug store. nus
warranted 10 contain no opium mOIphi1e or
dangerous drugs.
teF1fg CCI .r.
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ru.s pahIsrsn'. wedding Day sst.

FREprnoK, Me- Aug l2.-rhe mar
rage Of Miss Ulrioka Dahlgren, the
daughter Of Mrs. Admiral DahIgren, to
Joseph Pierce has been set for September
10 Cardinal Gibbons viii %ofloiste and
Bishop Lane Will assist at the ceremony.
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SAR trooA, N. ", Aug. 19,-G Wal,
baum, representing the Hudson County
JOCKEY Club Of G%uttenburs, n. j., made
an offer $3.50, coo TO Albert Spencer, the
proprietor OF the Saratoga race track,
for its purchase. The offer Il under con
sideratiou and Will probably be accepted.
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Assanlfod by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BRooELYN, Aug l2.-A gang OF strik-
ing Italian iahorers assaulted their fore.
man, Martin Fitzgerald, during the fore
noon because he refused to give them
their pay until the regular pay day ar
rived. His injuries wall probably prove
fatal Sererd arrests have been made,
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shiloh's Consumption Gure.aa

THIS il beyond question the most sue
cessiul Cough iMeGieine3 we have ever sold,
a few doses invariably cure the worst cases "
Cough, Cfuhps and4BnDnehitis, while It's WoAs
derfnl sIiocasE tnthe clue of Consumption Is
Si1ce1t's first discovery IL las been Sold on a
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
can stand. Ii You havelR Cough we earnestly
ask you to try IT,, Price 10 cents, 80 cents, and
Sl,OG. II Four Lungs are sore. Chest pr Back
lame, use Ehflbtrs Porous Plaster. Sod abv
a. HIHasenbuoh,5 ME, corner Main lana
Lloyd streets, .yl...I ...g .g..u
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pr. carver in trouble In Berlin.

BERtIS, Aug, 12.-Dr. Carver, the
American marksman, has been sued by
Friediauder Bros, jewellers Of Berlin, for
en- 2Q5, credit to which amount DR.. Car
YER obtained for jswelry and then alb.
seconded. His present Whereabouts is
11pEuoNuI -.# -..I If
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INV Family Doctor

For the last two years has been Sulphur
AMOUNT 1 began using Them IN any
we bad more or less sickness, and our
doctors blllhas been very large. Since we
began their use we have had no doctor 10
psy ana three dpasTs lnNssIe9 IN 5ph
R1goa, Postmaster, WaUfrlg, Loua. loo aIitl|
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C-HAMRERsBUHo, Pa, Aug, l2-The boil,
or of. q portable threshing machine ex-
ploded near Meroersburg during the fore
noon, INSTANTLY, killing the engineer,
Charles Metcaig and seriously injprina
-veral other men.
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'U AtiartfaC sSy. "
soBUynKnL DrvTst5S.i b galni4ai
nd. a}lssp9u ESo55. 9a, Il, i5so. h I3ats as.FsSiilH 70,

dp end, a1lsr Eoe. 1880. Gqfns @ta lego
5tpBQ T5l1aevEU.tt@kh sth Iq0oaOGIa2KGH9
FoF Rtgsens StlPert9ns E~EeckYillei NsNg
SSH. 81, Sl9iEh and way P9Alnts, s'U9, 9lJpi
SlndaSa, COO 8.4da m ana B.lO,p m.19s alldw
For fOttsyille, 6.OQstP.NR maDdaJS q Yos on
Sundays, 800, S.40s N and $40 p N,
ikor Reading ecu sfog DfHnr E.l5 m,
For PottstoRn, PhoenlXyille, Norristown
acknowledgements eBTOSd- STREET btati8nGe8,W,
az Rfn tRnd4.l6p N week aSys1lIibaoo stfa
RAM ias W. S S;a5 15O fsF Hs-heHabdoaa All
~. 90 m ~ .l2!i4L F.a25 iOV9 p NJ santAysp
l.l8 & m and
TLsaye PogtsYile tQfl sbenenqosh, Io.l5 ana
4.4S, q m T.f5, s.42 I'm, sdncsyh, 1910 q IA
daage Tb n dslphi{ab Brro66d s5lrreaaRtt. E s1taatAiomB
lfpfS potgSine and Ba~srsndCBh,. 6.57I0.s Is
2te9 al9SndIW p59RwseS dAys'45HbdayS.RBi
For wYork, $40, 4.O5, so, $50, $50, VIII.
bsG6,Bg $50, acknowledgements noon, dim
TED express, LOG and 40 2 mQ L2,A, A.4Q,43a
90 !. o. ore'SO, e.eOf,l6 or ena lO,UO m, L2O1
/ on surtHys, $50, f0s, $50, SIS, s.12, $50, $3.50,
LIE; end l2.4g, $50 Omitted 500, 62S, $50. $50
Gl6 SD p m q L2.Ol night
Xxx |, 91ssS a PsFt 4 u Fhssfk
btresholdi bVI .. IN. wesE aye
Ealttnor, and aWaahlngoon, iS5a a 20, 8.8a
9iy' ~ lklsa m i2''5 Ag9titseSa "a sE3PpEesslSse
I8alti.dOrs MY 90, All R.S md ,iIS0 .. m.
0eeapdeysi3. 50Y alt9 lbaaal lIls al nj. Ar
di5li JsO p "a. 'iz.O8 nlghL Balf,D1Ore onl9
DIS q QsSU.p Al
Richmond and TIE south 7.29If is r, nu.t
LipItTed gxpress l2.25 2, ma1l2t03n night, weak
Frslns i5st3a alsffisoaeg tof FRsssarsJ hnal
inc vest every day ct l2.25 and $40 e m ana
90 limitedl epdSeO p n; Veg for Alt80pas
S,~lof,.nlAa1G 410 4 IN evenly tdayl w NNOSt y
For Pittsburg only, ll.0 g IA daily snd 1920
desFe Sudbury TOR 'Wflithbsp0ft, Emma
r~Rpanceigq8, Rochester, Buffalo and EJagais
Sails SIS eeAasny and IA PIn week days \
For Watkins, $50 p no week days.
tally ally S FSr e 39SSS& asS 9Sa5a Ss.iJG, a saSsS rs sa%$..
S esSSa al Ii az t% ISL S5SESssYmm d. Ss aa Eos
Al0 o.. nj Sundays.
EHA3.o& HUGA hrtt.l ~ j. H. W99D, ~
NR Yea Marty 4'iGen. PFss.s III,
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Hald.It to-the Liqht.

The man who tells YeU conidentially
uitb&b5f Viii eur, ggolir cola is pfdstfibf6k
Kemp's, Balsam this year In, the, prep,
arsHon Of tbs remarkable medicine Tor
coughs ana oQlds no expense 5 spared %
combine 9gly the beat spd purest ingradi
enis,,7 Hqlg-a bqtle.of KemPs BAsaml 70
the light aud look through it, noLiee the
bright elesrllooi9 then .unmpare WITH
otRArl remedies. Prite'6Gc. and 81
uEsIat -L-aar--l- 1856 ...si.s'
Tomatoes OF home growth are getting
more plentiful and ohoap6r, as 11eltln-1
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-12

lhAaLAt dNlH Aftle 90 'obNs
This certihes that my child, 10 months old,
waF AFFLICTED With a yely bad skin disease Of
the iaee,I tyeb and inside OF the nose. The
face was covered with mRttering sores, and
his eyes were swollen shut on account OF The
sores on tho eyeltdB, and his nose wa- ais
charging matter, and was ml Inside OF the
sores, gayo HIM the Cactus Blood Cura for
four wrecks, ana 10 day my baby rs entirely
we'll, MRS. j. KENNEY.
"a li6 East l2Gih street, N. Y.
Sold al X films Drug store, Fer uson House
Block. S~henandoAr.
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no Nervous Debilitated Mem

If you send us -yo4r address, We VII.
nail Won our iltus Jrs6ed pamphlet ezpf&iB-
ing sll about Br-Dyeie Celebrated Electro
Violate B0itI ana Appiisncear and thoi
ch4rmiDR e3ects upon the nervous qpr
bilitsted eYsteu, GQd hQ%rthey %iIlQptekIS
fest6fe Souto y,kQr, Gfd, nihnlhlood. PGTnpt.
letfree.- " you Era- thus atnf5ted, wa VIII
sendl Won II Belt @tpd' Appliances Sp Il griri
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Heart disease Ii. u4usJy supposed 10 be in.
cutaiie but when properly treated a-large
pruPoruoalofca cases IfaD b8 euped. DJfh1s Mrs,
flmira Hatch, Of Hlkhart, Ind, and 4iFs,
Mary J.. BgkeF-et9EtSrA4ah,,.-1Ye cured
after suffering 20 years 8. q, ,Ilpbur err.
druggist at Sah Jose, ny 'Fsy stiI6t On. Miles
worked Wonders Tor his vile. levi oea1,
OF BuchanRn, MiCffa who ind heart dispase
fObSO years, B#ysstWo ebaitleg mace him Atft6l
Ikea new men,il1 Dr, Miles New HOart Cme
rs sold and guaranteed by q, II. HaggnQuch
thedruggIst. BOOK or wondet1pl ~te6tiInontals
Free ."---- r4Fa- FH. A -'s t---H5
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a Yankee Sheriff Frightened.

AIgei known sheriff, Hving IN Mains, was
called Consumption, a friend advised lin 10
try Pau-Tina Cough and t~'unsumptioeC ure,
recovery followed, and the doctor now uses IL
for COUGHS, Colds and Consumption. Trial
bottles ireeat Kitlfn's drug store; ~
GO TH -e--- -er---- o.
Autumn and the county fairs are on the
way, Asslf lE -a