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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Locke's Juch Compan Disbassss.
Los ASsELEs, Cal, April s.-Emraa JucA
Opera Company. Charles L. Locke. manager.
disbandsd here last night owing 70 financial
difticultiea
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SECRETARY ELKINs has gone to New York fol
a few days.
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Asked Tor $4,000 ssd 0ivsa o1oA
NEw Yo.z, Aprils-chisf Bonner OF The hrs
department Who sued Oscar Hamnsrsssin, -
thsssrieal manager. for sio,ooo damages fsr
s,andsr In s.yins he tried 70 blacknsn HAM
msrvtein into buying particular kind of are
sztinguishsr, obtainsd vsrdiss sodAy Ter 80
dA0aGoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

PHuApElRmA, April AT the Beaver
county republican primaries yesterday sena-
tor Quay was elected delegate TO the national
convention
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Jay Gould, at . meeting hsld in palsstins,
Tsx-, was elsessd pstsidsnte Of ~ Intsrnaakenal
and 0soat NoethGsn EailgooA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

ALsASr, n. Y, April a-The governor hes
vetoed the Cohoes election inspectou btil
over which the democrats In the legislaturs
have bad % much trouble
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BEsr STORAGE BurIDrse In TIE

-DESI CTORAGE bUILDlNG In u He
CITY.
In our large and commodious ware house you
may have 9 room separate and key to the same
or you may have q certain amount Of space.
3ust 40 you prefer. for the storage Of your fur
nifurs and household effects Furniture
hauled to and from the ware house BY careful
and sxpsrenced draymen-
STORAGE FOR vALUABLEs.
sewelry and valuAbles Of all kinds, 1t is abso-
lutely burglar proof and fire proof. The walls
are made of alternate plates Of iron and steel
and cannot be burned. cannot be burglarized
and could hardly be blown open with dynamite.
This vault has been tested by expert" mechan-
ics from the Navy Yard. who sgnally failed to
make any impression on its steel sides with
tools made Of the haa adsst metals expressly for
the test
Note these prices:
Pianos stored for sl. so per month In rooms
kept at an uniform temperature expressly for
the purpose
Trunks stored for 25c. per month
Household Eoods moved from one houss 10
another at city prices
Best storage quarters. best service and most
reasonable prices.
MAGNIFICENT STORAGE WARE HOUSE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
1l4o 18th st. G1tl Tslsphons. %6a
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CERrA1Srr. SECURITY. CELEBRITY.

II you take out life insurance policy today
and continue TO pay your premiums during
Series Of years you want TO be certain that your
pottcy rLI De paid Uhsa IL Natures whether ft
becomes due by your death or otherwise
No other Insurance company pays it death
claims promptly as the Equitable
No other life insurance company has such
financial strength as the Equitable.
Consequently. bother Iys insurance company
ts % likely % meet IFS obligations ten. tlosny
Or pry years hsnes as the Eguitabte.
send date of your birsh and get some EQuits-
Bile estimates.
BOwES k HALL. Resident Managers.
Equitable Life Society of the United States
apS lSS ST. n.
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NOTICE.
THE sCHILIJNGER CURBIN0
AND PAVING COMPANY
Has removed to its new office,
No. lib ST. NV.
The Company is prepared to lay
GrHnolithic sidewalks under the per-
NIT system, and also to d i orders Tor
Lawn Walks. Cellar and Stable
I.oors, and to execute ali work in
which Portland Cement. German
Mastic and Trinidad Asphalt are used ap7-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R~KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-SPECiAL AL CON-
~ clave of Columbia Commandery. No. =.
THIS friday EVENING at 1::0 O'Clock, to confer
the Order of the Temple. BY orter Of Z. b HAY. Z.
C. WM- rITTIS. Recorder. 1t.
RNTHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
- istng let ween b. II. MOORE and l. A LAf
was dissolved March z. 1892 b. X. Moore will as
full charge of the London threl Assurance Cor
poration and Franklin Fire ms. Co Of Philadelphia At
6l5 L ST. NV. B. II. MOORE. ~
ROFFICE OF THE KINGSLEY BROS
CREAMERY COMPANY
Washington, ID. C., April ., 1872.
Having sold our local milk business heretofore con-
Quoted at the Aiderney Dairy. 9a:.Gl ID St. to the
Wards Alderney Milk Producers and consumers Asso-
citation. hereby inform our ate patrons th. .he
mix tickets OF the company are reueelnaoe
next ten days late Office ia the Ward oulldlns
All persons owing this company for mix and sup
furnished from this branch of ITS business srs re-
quested to please cali and settle their indebtenness
without delay. The company still re- ans TIE DaltS
Lunch Room next the Central National BANK and VII
continue TO conduc' lis Bu,te AID Commission nus,
ness at its main depot. 9s7g-9 louisisnA ave. WI
larve increased fac titles furnishing its 'eenreo
prints. Fine fresh and Conmsrsion eoods o 81
and copsignments solIcI'Al- hlNuSlEh btsOS.
CREAMERY CO.. 921 SO Louisiana ave. apo-f
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WHY NOT MOVE INTO BETTER QUAR-
~ TERSs
We still have . few choice rooms in the
Mertz building at moderate rental. Finest
Office rooms and the finest location in the
city. Elevator and every modern con-
venience. EsIecial,y suited to Doctors,
Dentists. Lawyers, Architects. sc.
L. T. KAISER,
apS-6t Aao,aie Luiding.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. d. C.
Per Cent paid Regular Deposits. and 10 Per
Cent paid Deposits left with the Association for
years.
fou can borrow 81. 900 from Real Estate secur
ny and pay il back at the rate of sl3 per month.
Ofers unprecedented opportunity for Investments,
eombinsd with absolute security.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE,
MATURING IN 1O2 MONTHS,
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $500.
Fer circulars and other information apply At oaces
ol3 and BIS + st. nv.
Next to Columbia National Bank.
OFFICERS.
dARRrSON DrNGMAN.......-.-........ President
ANDREW WALL. lst Vice President and MANAGER
GEORGE W LEACH. I'd Vice President
ALOSZO TWEEDALE- Secretary
cEOhoE Ireasuref
EDWARD g. YORK. Manager Of Loan Department
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AGAINST HAYTIAN PRoDUcTs.-Assistant Sec
retary Spaulding has informed the collector of
customs at Philadelphia that by virtue Of the
Presidents proclamation of March Is last.
relating to Hayti. the specified products Of that
country will be subject to duty on importation
into the United States and under the reciprocal
arrangements between the United States and
the Dominican republic concluded June 4,
1891. the specified products of the last named
country will be exempted from duty on i'm
portation into the United States notwithstand-
ing the fact that Hayti and San Domingo are
adjoining countries on the same island.
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H~RACES
Washington
Jockey CluS
commence April 25;
continue to May. Badges
shou d be procured of o. @.
staples. treasurer, Willard's Hotel.
Season bad9es, so: spring meeting $40.
badkeS entItle holder Alu Iauies under
escort to all the privileges Of the club.
ap2-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

The tcdather is tiGeiV to De generally Gass;
~ HOTthueatefty rfnds; probably fair Sunday.
Springtime Is ''sprucng' up time.
Both nature and humanity put on
new dress. How about new fencing
and new palings around the yard or
g.rdens Here il special" for
front fences:
Georgia Pine Rails. size 2x3 and
2x4, dressed all around.
Virginia Pine Palings. ~ by IL
inches square.
Only 81 per hundred.
Dozens of kinds and widths of rails.
palings. pickets. &c.. for fencing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

THk WASHINGTON LOAN AND TCST
COMPANY
Settles estates. manages investments. col
lects incomes. transacts . general fduciary
business.
ysintsrsst on deposits.
BRAINARD h WARNER.
1t President
7 Pm Cent PRErrRRED Stock
"DoMHsTIc" SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1862.
CAPITAL. 100000
Ths Domestic Sewing Machine Company are offer
ing the public $780, 600 per cent preferred shares
par value of s1OO each. Applications for stock will
be received By the Underlined until the amount
offered has been subscribed The right il reserved
fe9ecS any or Al eppncations eno 70 Aiot smaller
amount than subscribed for.
Payment, 10 Per cent application. balance in 80
days. or preferred. in nstallments Of 10 Der cent
each. the first instalmen to be due 3Odsys after aot
msnt and the remaining nstamsnss intervals Of 80
days
PROSPECTUS furnished o. application to the fol-
lowing trust companies:
ATLANTIC TRUST CO.,
80 william st.. New York city.
THE WEST END TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
CO..
2OaO Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT co. OF MARYLAND.
7North Calvert st.. Baltimore. Nd.
INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO..
a Milk st.. Boston. Mass.
HAMILTON TRUST CO..
sp7-7t l9l Montague st.. Brooklyn. NY.
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RHAvE YOU SEEN OUR UNEXCELLED
- stock Of Gatcomb. Stewart and other
Bantos! We can furnish You with Guitars Of ANY
CELEBRATED MAkLk. having in our own store
such goods as the MARTIN" BRUNO" bay
want MANDOLIN don't tail to see the CAT
CONB,m WASHBURN and Others before purchasing,
Z +. DROOP. S.5 Pa ave. nih1O-lm
R-PIANOS FOR RENT. MOVED, SHIPPED,
packed and tuned at WORCHB PIANO
MAX ROOMS, g25 9TH ST. also repairing OF banjos.
yoiins and guitars; strings for all kinds OF
ments. jal4-3m
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W GODS & Co. BANKERS.

HAvE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE
N wife and ehildrens policy in the Equitable Life
s. What you should have. Write particulars
State your axe. CHAs- L GUkLEY. Special Ascent.
1acs6 y n ap4-tr
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
TRY DANA'S SARSAPARlLLA
Fair with Coodiy Fruit.

A rural home without an abundance oil
the most delicious varieties Of our do
nestle fruits-strawberries raspberries
blackberries, currants, gooseberries, grapes
is devoid of one OF the greatest attract
ions. You owe it to Your wife, to youl
children, to yourself, that you do not
permit another planting season to pas
without starting such garden. Locate
1t near the dwelling where it may be a
kind Of family resort, place for old and
young to admire and enjoy natures
bounties. Have it so long one way that
you may cultivate between the rows with
a horse. Prepare the ground with great
care, making the soil deep and fine.
With long line lay out your rows per
fectly straight, both for beauty and con-
in cultivation. OBTAIN, If posi-
pie, good, strong, healthy plants, true to
name, that will not disappoint when
they come to fruit.
To assure some fruit In the most un-
favorable seasons, have few hardy,
productive varieties Of the different
species and then plant few Of the less
leliable but more delicious sorts. Set
Zach plant in its place with the greatest
care, spreading the roots, working fine
soil among them with the fingers and
it above them 80 that they
will not dry out and perish. Here are
lew varieties. Strawberries Wilson
crescent, Sbarpless, Blackcsp raspber
lies: Tyler, Ohio, Gregg. Red raspber
lies: Brandywine, Marlboro, Cuthbert,
Hybrids, Shaffer. Blackberries: Aga
VAN, Ancient Briton, LawtoD, Kittatinny.
Currsnts: Red Dutch Victoria, Cherry,
White Grape. Gooseberries Downing,
Industry. Grapes: Wordon, Concord,
Delaware, Niagara, Agawam,
Barry, Gaertner, Lindley, Wilder. The
strawberries will bear crop next year;
the others in two or three years.-P. c.
In New York Tribune
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Disease at tho Back Door.

Yes, it il the nasty habit OF pitching
out { f the back door pslful and Upper
ful, now and then OF greasy water, and a
handful of parngs and the general waste
of the kitchen thai breeds feyers aud BIZ
ious diseases Inc waste disappears Tor
the mos part in the soil, but that is the
KEY to the mischief The soil gets full
after time and ferments. and the not
sun breeds gases which surround and
enter the house. This is true not only Of
the cheaper, poorer houses and careless
families, but well to do, intelligent peo-
Pile have spots behind their houses saturat-
ed with Stops. In populous towns nc
amount OF supervision can prevent
great deal Of filthy evil. But in the c9un
try towns slops should be carried out te
trees and poured in small quantities here
and there as fertil Ter. Trees will TAXI
up large quantity of water and be CRATE
full for it. There must be simply con
slant Intelligence In the disposal OF waste
- Farm Life.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Roland Il. Patten

Don't try 20 b. toe economical
when you buy paint, The saving
of three or four dollars in the cost
of your paint is generally false
economy. Your dealer i'll paint
tells you it will take so many gal
Ions to paint your house. Then
comes in your economy. You hear
of paint that is % cents less per
gallon than the Chiffon Paint.
You know that the Chiffon brad
is a standard paint, made from the
best materials. Now why don't
the Chiffon Manuf Co. sell it fol
% cents less per gallon2 They
can't afford it, and you can't afford
to save that % cents.
The best Paint is the cheapest
in the end.
For Sale by e. l.. WALKER Skowhegau, Me
Chiffon Paint Co., Boston and New York.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
f ARM, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.


What tremendous boon free cotton
ties snd bagging would be to the farmers
Of Name, for IN .tance. But let US see
what The M,kiblty bill has done for this
industry. Prior to the passage OF that
bill we had not for many years past made
to exceed two per cent. OF the ties IN use
in this country The importation Of
cotton ties increased from j6il tons in
1884 to 80, 305 in 1883. The duty was In
creased under the new law and the effect
was to revive operations in the old mills
and to establish new plants The result
of this has been to decrease the importa
lions from 20 S6S 0iS pounds of the value
Of S45G 97l.67. to ,522, ID pounds Of the
value of 1928 9S4. This means that the
American mills and American labor have
supplied the ties. But this is not all
From the price list furnished by the Bris-
tol Mills Company 1t appears that in Aug
ust the price was 81 20; in September
81. Is; in November 81. II; in December
81 10; in January Of this year 81 07s
This is what competition stimulated by
the tar # has done. Now what will hap
pen if the duty is removed? The Demo
cratic Congressman for New Jersey fur
nished the answer to this question, so far
as bagging is concerned, in the House
last week The foreign trust which con
lrols the raw material, would flood our
market until the American mills, which
have reduced the price of gunny cloth
from thirty five cents in ls66 to six and a
quarter cents for better article to-day,
are forced out of business, and then up
would go the price to suit the trust
This is Democratic testimony.
With what great degree of gra i ude
the farmers viii look to this Democratic
House which has just voted to strike the
duty from wool. Why, in 1888, when
the wool tariff was revised, the Democrs-
tic party in the State of Ohio issued
proclamation to the people under the cap
ton, importance of the WoOlgrowing
Industry in Ohio" in which they said !:
THE Democratic party, as the facts
show, have been steadily and earnestly
opposed to this wrong against the people.
The abandonment, to a great extent. OF
sheep. raising must inevitably follow, If
the pernicous course designed by the
Republicans is carried out" Now the
same party, which said that reduction
of the duty would be disastrous to the
farmers, proposes to remove the duty al
together and place the farmers in unre
strcted compe,ion with foreign WOOL
Bangor Wing.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
THE STOCK OF OUR
Crockery Department

Has Just been multiplied many times, and it
is now the most complete in New England.
1t would take page of this paper to enumer-
ate the varieties of stock contained therein.
Suffice it to say that we have everything
known to the Crockery trade and what is
true of crockery is also true of Glass Ware.
We shall endcavor to keep you posted in
these columns Of some special features of our
Spring Stock. ust word before closing.
Never before in the history of Furniture
Trade of the world has there been such end
less varieties, such beauty of finish and such
reasonable prices in this year of our Lord,
1892
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21

Don't you need Parlor Suite? If you do
we have them from SIS to $3.50, in every con-
ceivabc shape and variety; if not whole
suite, doubtless you need Table, Fancy
Chair, Rocker, Easel, Mirror, or perhaps, the
Draperies that you are using are little passe,
and new pair would much improve the
appearance of the room.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
POETRY.
A Sfumber S ong.


I'll dream you stood outside the window,
My old whispering trecs.
I'll dream you hum outside the window
Nv old honey bees.
TIN my peaa,fu. spirit drawses
Win yau5 pleasant hum.
In and out your little houses,
As You 90 and come.
Gather me the honey Of sleep,
Through the old, sweet, sunny light,
Where your hum is soft and deep
softer than this barren night
Little, humming golden bees,
Humming bees,
Hum me to slumbcr,
To slumber.
And from the sweet old summer garden,
Flashing to and fro,
And from the bright old summer garden,
Where lilies blow.
From the hpllyhocks' high chamber
Humming loud and low,
Where the morning glories Chamber
As you come and go'
From the old days fly 10 me-,
Hum a dream around my brain,
Hum old sweetness drowsly,
And my old, soft sleep again.
Little, humming, golden bees,
Hummmg bees,
Hum me to slumber,
To slumber.
Good House keeper.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Spring is with us Again

The season when Nature tides herself up, and
the prudent and thrifty housewife does like
wise. The custom of cleaning, renovating
and renewing in the spring is time-honored
one. For many years past The Atkinson
House Furnishing Company has been faith
full and valuable ally to the housekeepers OF
Maine; this year is no exception to the rule,
torwth increased stock, large facilities, greater
variety and lower prices than ever The
Atkinson Company is better able than ever
before to furnish the people of Maine anything
and everything needed to make home pretty
and comfortable
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
THE KITCHEN

Has always been a pet of ours, and in our
stock there. is nothing missing which the
mind of the most fastdious housewife could
conceive to put in her really most vital of
ment.
Ifyou are going to give baby new Car
riage this spring, we have 1000 of them for
YOU to select from.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
HOW IS IT With The CHAMBER ?

We have Chamber Sets in Ash, Pine, Birch
Oak, XVI Century and 10 other styles. tyonr
Chamber is small and you are cramped for
room, nothing will help you out of the diff
Guilty more than a handsome Folding Bed, of
which we have the largest stock in Maine.
Springs, Mattresses, Comforters, Blankets,
Feathers, Pillows, Cradles Cribs, etc. Neces-
rary adiuncts to a we'll ordered chamber are
all to be found in our endless stock. Hall
Furniture in endless variety, and what is
Furniture
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
WHEN COMES TO THE
DINING ROOM.

What can we do more sensible this spring
than to put in new Extension Table! We
have them in all sizes, prices and styles. A
Sideboard that would perhaps cost you SIS
would add greatly to the appearance of your
dining room, and perhaps make plain room
actually attractive.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Is l0Nl. \ cl.re .Sleu2p.

Or do You irom'l and ferl thit Xou are
hraaking, that Your nervous Is giving way. If
Nen have "A weak nervous y stem The very test
II I'M you can do is to hrgln today using Dt,
Hale's IIun-ehot rra, II Is the huest Nerv,
Tonic known aud VIII restore You 10 health
and v1nr. Don't delay. Grt free Sam l. t.
da5 at Roland +. Patterns drug ore
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Farming on Wrong Principles.

Miss Busby had a good farm and 1t wa,
well stocked and conducted by herself IL
lucrative manner Mr.. Higgins lived
neighbor to her and had a pretty goodfarm
himself. One day he went in and sat
down on the porch steps and watched her
shelling peas.
you've nice farm here, Miss Busby,"
he said at random.
II think So" she responded with a
touch of pride.
Got fields of truck CROWN all around ?"
Yes"
Got ten cows and a lot of other cat
tle?'
"Yes.n
"Got some good horses and mulea2'
eyes"
"Got comfortable house and a good
barn."
"Yes."
"Got lot of fat chickens and turkeys
and geest?"
Yes"
"Go, money in the bank2'
yes"
"Got most everything you need on a
farm, haven't YOU
Yes"
"Got no husband, have your
This was so unexpected that Miss Bus
by almost dropped a basket of shelled
peas on Mr.. Higgins's head.
NO." she answered, hesitatingly.
"a husband is mighty handy on farm
sometimes" he ventured.
Have you got one?' she asked, with a
sharp little laugh.
NO" he replied, "but-"
"Haye you got wife2' she interrupt
ed.
"Have you one?" he quickly asked,
cornering her.
No"
"Well, 1t seems to me, Miss Busby."
said Mr.. Higgins, THAT We amt been
farmin' on right principles. S'pose we
set meetin' and talk 1t over"
"S'pose we do, Mr.. Higgins"
"Will this evenin' at early candle light
be too soon, Marian inquired Mr.. Hig-
gins.
Not at all, Hiram" responded Miss
Busby, and they talked it over success.
full y Detroit Free Press.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
MISCELLANY.

Inv been isaa#"s3 witt e#f4.tA t-r ten years
and h4se tiUl 8IsIt.t ~ IsHss sgs. hut fund nc
IA .i,l uH.u puHt. sd h5=s4 IL 0ts.un
Ea5n.5 I,ou-td#r TN. most Heith'c preparation
ia1 oltltth And ia IN Inc h,i,i -neo' l.. tfandAl
L -. uoN4twulaug, X |.
ns,f been Troubled with chronic ,atarth for
wear. Ely's Cream Balm Is the only remedy
am ing the many hat have USED hat Aitafds me
reliei W, Willard, Druggist, Joliiett, III.
journalism has its drawbacks in South
America, where the cockroaches reach a length
OF four inches.
Many rise in the morning with a headache
and no inclination for breakfast THIS is due to
torpidity Of the the liver and deranged condi-
tion Of the stomach TO restore healthy action
To these organs, nothing is so ehcacious as an
occasional dose Of Ayers Pills.
Life is full of trials you know said the
missionary to the man in al. Yes, was the
dolrfuI reply, IN most OF EN- CONVICTIONS.
Many who pride themselves on their b'ae
bead would be fsr happier VIII pt1e blood bat,
With w cannot cino>e our aucesi ar>, fortunate
Is, by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, We can
transmit pure blpod 10 our posterlty
The inability Of George Washington TO tell "a
lie left a zap in our national system that his
felloN-eouutpme have used every eNertlon to
NIL
4 person is prema'urely old when badness
occufs before tie forry-hth year Use Halls
Hair Remover Ia KIP 'hr seep healthy and
Prevent badness.
Every AN is II some use in the world. Even
the man who gets drunk every night is regarded
a benofac,or BY the man wh9 sells him the
poison.
When other aud good remedies fail to relieve
Coughs and Colds Or. Bulls Cough Syrup will
give instant relief. Obviously because it IS the
best remedy. Price % cents bottle.
Don't delay. always be on time, for prevention
is better than cure. All Coughs aud Colds and
such affections Of the lungs as lead to consuiup-
ton cured BY DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
We hate to mention it because it sets the seal
Of leRitimacy upon SO many people, but there
is no evidence cxtant that Adam and Eve were
ever married.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-04-21
Government
Waterproof
PAINT.
NEVER BEATEN
SELDOM EQUALLED !

This paint contains in addition to
the best Lead, Zinc and Pure Lin
seed Oil, a pigment that is found in
no other paint, giving it an abso-
lutte waterproof quality, and an ad-
hesive and elastic property that
prevents cracking and peeling, and
at the same time gives the surface
a gloss, and adds beauty and dur
ability, quality and covering capac-
ity considered, the cheapest and
best paint upon the market.