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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05

amused themselves BY roaring out .,
him.
"Sahairaius," which i. equivalent to
sheer b'bb~r," OF. perhaps, our old
English word, "als diaper"
'Sabaia," explains Ammianus, 10
whom w.. are indebted for the nara.
tive. us . poor sort Of drink in
ii'yr"um. consisting Of harley OF
WI. o. converted into liquor"
AZ curious instance of how history
repeats itself we may observe thai
LOCO yehrs .ft+rwarh the French OF
Pontoise are repr-sehtd in u POEM as
nd PRESSING similar tsunts to their
English bssi-gers: "Angisis ct N",-
mans, r~'ou,nrx . Ia o-rvoise!" Gu
b, mo 10 your beer!
Priscus, the Ambassador Of Theodo.
illus the younger vt the Court Of
Aui!a the Hun, in Pxnnonis, q dis
trict bounded on the south by beer.
drinking lIlyricum and on the north
aud East hv the R,v.r Danube, relates
that WHEN travelling in that country
he WAS furnished nv the villagers with
That WAS locally termed medo. I'm. al
instead OF vine, while his servants
were supplied with drink made from
harley, which the barhsrixns called
kamon lex. "His,oricx Gott,ica," pse.
1887. ami Dion C~ssins. who wn,
lrgate in the same country two crntu.
tie. previously, has recorded the fac,
that the "Pannoniars ate aud drank
bailey"
The ERvptisns, too, vera WE'LL
known tn the ancient inhabitants oi
Greece a. brewers aud consumers ol
beer. "They grind barley aid make
il into drink" writes Hecataeus. /,
TIE "S"prl'snts" of Aesch, lus (B. e
4S4l King P.la.Rns says in scor"fu
tone to All egyptian herald: "Yo,
";ll find the inhabitants of this COUNT,
(Argo-). let me tell you, men, and NJ
drinkers OF barley wine."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
THE ELECTION OF SENATORS BY
DIRECT YUlE.

Tho pr position to elect United
States Senators by direc, vote of the
people has heen growing IN favor SO
steadily that WE have come to con side E
it ss jus. and proper thing to do.
But Senator Hoar, who has Just
given notice of a motto" to anita Hohize
the proposition, and who in dol, SO
outlined the reasons for his course.
has. in eur mind, come pretty near
giving the matter IT'S quie,us.
Among the many reason. which he
advances is that the acceptance Of the
new mole OF election would absolve
the larger States from the cons,,tu.
tional obligation which secures the
equal representation Of all States in
the Senate hy providing that no State
shall he deprived OF tina. equity with
out its consent.
II. to secure the privilege Of elec.>
ing Senators BY direct vote, we must
surrender the right to equal repre-
sentation in the Senate, we must
abandon tha proposition. At present
ldaho's two Senators are equal in vot
ing power to those OF New York or of
any other State; and tho West will
never consent to have that power do.
stroysd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
THE KALAMAZOO CELERY
NERVINE PELLETS

These pellets are prepared directly from our
Famous Celery. and contain all OF its wellknown
curative prol critics. They are invaluable a. a
household remedy. They are guaranteed to be
nrely vegetable. and TO be q sure specific for all
c'ses OF Nervous Pr"stration. Headaches, I DO.
'ency. Insomnia, all Stomach Trorbls Chronic
Constip tion 1.-THE bsne OF the Anne icsn people)
and are positively the only pellet tina, will not
leave tie system constipatsd; rs cents per pack.
age.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
Ont Of Sight.

The travelling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North. Western Live
offers the yer, best accommodations
70 the public from and to Chicag O.,
Omaha and intermediates points, no,
only during the Worlds Fair-but all
the year round.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
d. EARHARr.

Buckingham's DYE for the Wits
kers ca" tie applied when at home,
aud is uniformly sucoes>ful,n oolo,inp
a brown or black. Hence its gr.a,
popularity.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
The Finest Candy On Earth!

! bar none. Come and sample il,
and see il am not telling the truth.
1t has just come. Is pure. fresh, and
inviting to look upon.
d. EARHARr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05

~" Send IN your orders for job
Work to the TIMES. They will receive
prompt attention aud be satisfactorily
executed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05

This 10 the Triple Extract Of our famous Kala-
msz'o Celery, prepared directly from the plant.
AID not mere favor of the seed 1t makes an FL.
eeant drii K, when drawn from . Soda Fountain
cooling delicious. and beneficial. having the rich,
nasty flavor Of ur Celery, Asa morning bracer
It has no equ,l is client for Beef Tea aud Gel
cry. and dash in Manhattan" makea life
worth living In the h use it is indisprnsable,-
for making soups. ice and ices Gel. rysdes.
ETC. Ask your grocer or druggist for II; take only
the Kalamazoo brand: all others limitations.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
THE KALAMAZOO CELERY
NERVlNE AND TONIC

Our Nervine and Tonic is prepared directly from
our Famous Celery, and. in connection with other
herbs OF well-known valued medicinal qualities.
forms without doubt the BEST family medicine
fo' the Nerves. the Stomach and Blood. It Ns.
lures own remedy for hu lding up and restoring
. rundown or exhausted nervous system; az q
spring Tonic 1t has no equal. Ask your druggist
for these preparations that come direct FROM Ma.
lures Celery gardens. Take no others. II Won
cannot yet our preparations at your druggist send
Is cents in stamps and we will mail you pncksx-
OF the Nervine Pellets and one of our besu.ifn,
Embossed Celery Recipe BOOKS FREE: and al.o 4.
package of our delicious Nervine Coufection and
the Kalamazoo Celery Tablets"
The Smith unkley Co.,
KALAMAZOO. MICH.
Larsss! Celery Shippers in the o. s.
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rllR RnRISa SEA CASE.



Mr.. Carter COrrects an English Sllsslate'
mcnt aud Continues His Argument.
PAlIs, April lO,-ME ], Q, Carter OF
counsel for the United States in the
proceedings before the Boring sea
tribunal OF arbitration, makes request
that publicity be given to the following
statement:
Yesterday Mr., Cartor complained to
the Baron DeCourcelIes, president oil
the tribunal arbitration, OF mlsrepre'
sensations OF his remarks in the report
OF last Fridays proceedings as pub
llshed in London Times, In this report
Mr. Carter was reported as referring to
the American Judge Dawson as a TWO
penny-half penny Judge. Mr.. Carter
explained that he said nothing in the
least dlsparaging OF the distinguished
and very worthy judge, What he
really said was that tho United States
could not be held responsible for tho
reasons which judges assigned for their
decisions. II it were so, the United
States government might DO held an
swerable for tho decisions of any two
penny justice OF the peace, He (Mr.
Carter had never said that the judg-
ment given by Judge Dawson con-
demning British schooners seized IN
Boring Sea was incorrect. On the
contrary he believed that judgment to
be sound and should endeavor TO de-
tend it. The judgment spoken OF Mr..
Carter was that delivered by Judge
Dawson in the United States district
court OF Alaska in the cases OF the
schooners Dolphin, Anna Beck, Grace
and Ada which opinion widely re-
viewed the claims in relation to Boring
Sea and tho evidence in support OF
these claims and directed that judg-
ment be issued against tho vessels.
Resuming his argument before the
tribunal OF arbitration to-day, Mr. Car
ter claims that the seals were not FIRE
nature, but private property when nour.
ished and tended by man. Nr. Carter
quoted cases in support Of this Conten-
ton andnotably the case OF Morgan vs..
the earl Of Aberganevyy, which resulted
in a decision that deer were private
property similarly to bees and swans,
being wild until cultured. The seals
freQuenting the PribyloR islands, were,
Mr. Carter contended, guarded and
cherished by the United States and
therefore a species OF husbandry was
formed, giving a property right in the
seals.
The limo OF the arguments presented
by Mr.. Carter in support OF tho claim
OF American ownership was so intricate
and technical that the president Of the
tribunal frequently questioned in regard
to the statements made.
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unIted stntcs CIreuIt Court.

Special Dispatch to he IptelIigeHen
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, April l0.-The
following cases were disposed of by the
United States circuit court: United
States versus Ham Collins, Randolph
county, retailing liquor without license,
case dismissed. John Darnal, Randolph
county, same charge, dismissed. Sid
ney Collins, Randolph county, same
charge, dismissed. james Goodman,
Tucker county, same charge, not guilty.
Sam Givens. Braxton county, same
charge, guilty, fined 500 and costs and
recognized for further Judgment. Dice
Williams, Braxton county, same charge,
not guilty. Cam McAbee, Marion
county, same charge, dismissed. o. d.
guilty, fined 500 and costs and forty.
five days in Jail. Mcdonald Carpenter,
"moonshining," guilty, fined 500 and
costs and thirty days in jail. Ellis
Weese, Lewis county, retailing without
license, fined 500 and costs. jeff An
derson, Barbour county, same charge,
dismissed. D, II. sizemore, Gilmer
county, same charge, dismissed. w.
II. Swiger, Barbour county, same charge,
not guilty. McGruder MollohQn, Brax-
ton county, same charge, not guilty.
George Dantap, Webster county. same
charge, not guilty. William Kelley,
Braxton county, same charge, guilty,
verdict set aside by tho Judge and case
dismissed. Newton Wilson, Webster,
same, guilty, and fined 500 and costs
and forty days in jail. Matt Burgess,
Gllmer, same charge, not guilty. Hantz
Williams, BraXton, same charge, guilty,
fined 500 and costs and thirty days in
Jail. Bob Ronnett, Upshur, same charge,
same judgment. Thomas Parker, Up
shur, same charge and same judgment.
S. ?, Afford and Sara Kendall, Marion
county, sending obscene matter through
the mails; former plead guilty at spring
term, 1892, and case against latter now
dismissed. Robert Cross, same charge,
guilty, fined SIS and costs. Burr Dyson,
colored, formerly OF Morgantown, now
Of Pennsylvania, indicted by Charles
Bigrs on same charge, not guilty.
Charley Ross and -, alias No. POS,
Qtalians) from Webster county, retail
ing without license, guilty, fined 500
and cost, and thirty days in jail for
each. The last case is rather remark
able from the fact that the name OF the
second party was never learned, but as
No. 205 he was indicted and tried and
now us No. POS no will serve his sentence
in jail.
Hon. g. W. Atkinson tonight varied
the monotony OF court life by delivering
an interesting and instructive address
to the students OF the business college.
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We treat chronic diseases as a spe-
cialty. Those OF lingering, difficult or
doubtful character, especially solicited.
We consult with and examine all appli-
cants free OF charge, II we believe them
durable, after an examination, We will
tell them SO. We give honest opinions.
Remember our reputation is at stake,
and we make and maintain our reputa-
ton by cures effected under our care
and by our treatment. Every case that
we undertake to treat, and fail to cure,
is a direct injury to us; therefore, we
must be prudent and careful. We tell
you what we can do for you, and
what it will cost you, and leave you
FREQ to decide for yourselves. We dc
not urge or persuade you to take our
treatment,
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a Bandit and I'd. ToIlowers nes!ogea.

CRY OF Mexico, April ia noted
Mexican criminal named Amarya re-
Gently arrived from the United States
in the district Of Guerrero, state OF Chi
huahua. There he organized band to
waylay parties carrying silver from the
mines. He and his party We're sur
prised by detachment OF 233 troops
and fierce fight ensued. The bandit:
finally took refuge in building where
at last accounts they were still beseiged
by the troops, who had been reinforced
by miners, Amarya hAs with hin
eighty-two men. He Is wanted in the
United States for several crimes.
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THE IEnUpP GUN
To be Presented to Chicago aud win
occupy Fort an TO Itaelf.


occupy Fort an to Itaelf
CHIcAGO, April Sat the conclusion
OF the Worlds Fair the monster Krupp
gun, the biggest piece OF Ordnance in
tho world. Will be presented to Chicago
by Herr Krupp, and mounted in tort
off Hyde Park, permission to build
which was to-day given to Col. Robert
I. Rae, OF Chicago, by the secretary OF
war. The fort will BIO located on five
ucres OF made ground, and according to
the very latest plans Of Notifications.
Work will begin very soon and pushed
with the greatest possible rapidity.
When tho fair is over the fort will be
occupied by the monster Krupp gun,
mounted Tor inspection or for active
service. With its immense power it
can protect Chicago from its north coast
to its southern end, for with its perfect
sights expert gunners can obtain an
accuracy OF workmanship that will en-
able them to throw shot weighing pref
ty nearly ton clean through man
of-war. One shot is guaranteed to
send the largest craft atloat to the bot
tom.
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APPLICATIONS
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSES.

Notice is hereby given tina! the following
named persons have made application To the
clerk OF tho city Tor Liquor License Tor the onsu'
lug year ind said applications have been re-
ferrid byCOunGil 70 the committee on petitions
aud circumstances Tor investigation and report
Persons having objections 70 any OF said Rppll'
Gants are hereby notified TO appear before the
said committee on Thursday, April 20 at 1880
p, ~, or hlr such objection before said time
with the clerk showing cause, II any, why such
license should not DO granted.
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Marriage at Nfartlnsburg.
ni.,nLnh 10 ~ LnL.LLl.,.n

HpgIIWI DISDuIVN 10 VIC INVtNIysNCtH
MARriNsnuRa, W. Va, April ia
very pretty wedding was solemnizod in
this city this evening al 1880 by Dr.
shanfarber, rabbi OF Har Sinai Temple,
Baltimore. Tho contracting parties
were Miss Ida, tho eldest daughter, Of
Mr., D. We'll, Of this place, and Mr..
William Kahn, one Of the leading mer.
chants OF Charlestown, Tho bride re.
ceived tho finest array and the most
costly presents ever witnessed in this
city. Tho happy couple loft on the mid.
night train on tho Baltimore & Ohio for
an extended tour through the north
aud east. They will reside at Charles.
town.
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NEw IoRE, April l0.-Tho bond to
DO given by Conrad n. Jordan nomina.
ted to DO assistant treasurer Of tho I'm.
itcd States at New York was not com.
plotted yesterday although his commits.
sion was Issued. Tho bond will proba.
bly, DO completed to-day and forwarded
70 Washington 10 DO approved. Mr..
Jordan will probably formally assume
his duties on Friday.
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DIARTlN,S FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.

Neighb0F.
The farewell reception given at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheets,
on Tuesday evening, in honor OF Mrs.
Robert r, Kerr, was very enjoyable
affair. The musical and literary pro-
gramme consisted Of readings, recita-
lions, solos and duets and was an OK
cellent ono. This over refreshments
were served and enjoyed, Miss Ella
Devault, tho president OF the Y's, under
whose auspices the affair was given,
made neat speech on behalf of the or
ganization, to which Mrs. Kerr, the eX-
president, responded happily. About
seventy-tlve persons were present.
Mrs. William Green shot large
chicken hawk the other day at a dis
lance OF seventy yards. She saw the
hawk flying in the air above the house
and procuring Mr.. Green's shotgun,
placed it on post, and taking aim, tired,
killing the bird instantly. This was
Mrs. Green's first shot. She is the wife
OF coal miner, and resides near the
Laughlin mill.
Joseph Williams is having the gravel
bank in front OF his residence, corner oil
Third and Fayette streets, excaveted,
preparatory TO the building Of stone
wall. Tho gravel is used to fill Fayette
st eet, which is also being graded and
put in first class shape.
Miss Anna Ebert has been elected
president OF the Kings Daughters, Mrs.
Cora Williams vice president and Miss
Sarah Gray treasurer
More money is being spent for horses
and vehicles this spring than ever be-
fore. This indicates prosperity.
Madison Adredge has been elected
president OF the board Of education and
George Barr clerk.
Ten or twelve ironworkers have gone
to Elwood, Pa, to take positions in the
new mill.
Mrs. George King is visiting her
daughter at New Brighton, Pa.
The Laughlin nail works will resume
next Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-20

Tho moro Uhamborlaln's Cough Rom.
ody Is used the better II Is liked. We
know Of no other remedy that always
pivos satisfaction, II Is good when you
first catch cold II 10 good when your
cough In Brntot and your lungs nro sore.
II IL good In any kind Of n cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen Of II and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
stOdmnn 4 Friedman, druggists, Min.
nosota Lake, MINI.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is tho tlmo TO mako your arrangements
for tho Worlds Falh Parties visiting Chicago
Cnn secure superior private boarding at 21jl
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes One block
from Illinois Central road, that tAkO you 70
either OF the four entrances to the grounds Same
dlstAuOo from cablO road, and three blocks from
OithO city Tho advantages atO many Is com.
pared TO tho immediate vlOlnlty0i tho Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Park where everything II OF
necessity crude, mndO only for this occasion.
Prices vary aocoidiug To sl2c mud location oil
room and numbcr Of people occupying them
Comfortably furnished apartments III tho annex
NJ somewhat reduced rates
Table abun1anily supplied With tho very best
the market Affords Meals quietly aud promptly
Mis- H. w. LIST
la7.r1hAa No 22il Calumet Ave-. ChLnago III.
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Some yoar' AGO was troubled with very bnd
case of Eczema. ono Of tho bOd phyElCians IN
Riehlnonl. VA where ! llyo, said hO would
euro that, llO aud others could do nothing Tor
me- tried tho CUTiCUgA REMEDIES, aud hive
boon permanently cured For some timO have
felt that Il was my du,y TO volunteer and tell
but have neglected II until now.
CHAS. H. COREY. D. D.,
President Richmond ThCOloylcdt seminary
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lnd OF a rnmnn, Nm Cn.n.

NRw YonX, April lO.--1ho contest
over tho millions Of the latO Daniel u,
FayorwOuthor has been sot poromptori.
y for trial this morning before Justice
Lawrence, OF tho supreme court, but
counsel for tho plaintiffs did not ap.
pear and the case was dismissed.
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epeclU DSpdtsh 10 me lnlGAtgcNctr
STEunESvtLLr, o., April lO,-Aftor a
four weeks strike, the tailors and mer-
chant tOilors camo to an amicablc set.
tlomout OF points in dispute this after
noon and oil hands 20 to work In the
morning. Tho strike has lasted week
longer than 1t should because Of mis-.
understanding.
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FACE A SOLID SCAB.
Baby Ono Month Old Broken Out
With Sores. Tried Doctors and
Faith euro. No Benefit.
Now Perfectly Well. Completely
Cured by Seven Dollars Worth
of Cutlcura remedies.

When my baby was ono month old his face
hives trlOl everything that tho doctors gave
mo. md II only seemed 10 make him worse
tried ono faith doctor, but no did not do him
any good MY habys face WIS soil d scab from
six cakes Of CUTiCURA soar. and throe botties OF
CuTlCuRA REsoLNENT, which cured him. My
little boy Is three yOHrI old now; no Il lust Us
large aud well child as you would want To SOC
4lO East Pecan 81. sherman, Texas Su
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prs. Frnncc nnl ottmnn.

Formerly OF New York, now the FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Col.
umbus, Ohio, by request OF many
friends and patients, have decided to
visit Bridgeport Sherman House., Tues
day, April %, Bellaire Windsor Hotel,
Thursday, April %. Consultation and
Examination Free and Strictly Conf
dental from 0 a. IN. to p. m, one day
only.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Bids will be received at tho clerks office OF
the Board OF Commissioners until Thursday,
April 90 alto a m, lOriu,nIshlng material and
building Frame Dwelling for tho Toll Col.
loctor OF Cumberland Road ut Stack Yard Hol-
low, Plans aud specifications eau BIO seen at the
clerks Office. Bids should DO addressed to
Road and Bridge Committee. The Board 70.
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
apl8-MrHAs T. c. MoFFAT. Clerk.
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HooD's sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all others TAIL. 1t has re-
cord OF successes unequalled by any
other medicine. 8
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

NhUSIEE6 SALE,
by virtue Of a decd Of trust made by John E
Carlin and Mary r. Carliu, his vito. TO me as
trustee. dated March 2, 1892, recorded In tho
Office Of the Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia. In Decd Of Trust book
No. %, page $40, will sell at the north front
door OF tho Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9OrH DAY OF MAY. 1893.
commencing At 10 O'Clock q. m. the following
described property BltnatJ aud being IN the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, that IL
TO say; Lot numbered twelve In Block No, on
the plat OF the "Old Fair Ground Property" on
the west side Of Wheeling Island, In the Seventh
ward OF said city
The title TO snld property Is beloved 10 be per.
feet but selling RS trustee ! will convey only
the title vested In me by said deed Of trust
TERMS or SALE:-0 n0.third and as much more
~ the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tho day
Of sale, tho balance IN two equal instnllmentS NJ
one and two years. notes bearing intcr0st from
the day Of snlo 70 be given for tho deferred pay.
monts, tho title to DO retained until payment IL
mndU III iull W. j. W, COWDEN, Trustee.
W. H. nALLER, Auctioncet anl6
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S S. STEWARDS CRIME.
The Forgery and Disappearance of
a Harrisville Editor,
A GOOD WOMAN LEFT MOURNING

And Her Husband Gono to Parts I'm.
kuown-IIc Was u School Teacher,
Editor, Lawyer and Politician, and
Known Throughout the State.
Forged tho Names of Prominent
Men,
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CutIcura RasoIvant.

Tho now blood and skin Purifier. internally,
aud CUTiCuRA, tho great skin Cure and cur.
ruRA soar, tho exquisite skin BcaullOor, or.
ternally, inStanlly rOllOYc aud speedily cure
every disease and humOr Of tho skin suilp. mud
from plmplOS 10 Soroinla
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Cambria Underwear
Made to order Of the very best Mus.
lin. Cambria and Embroidery.

Ladies' Lislo and Silk Under Gar
monts, Boys Star Waists, Silence
Padding, Summer Blankets, Crib
Blankets, Crochet Quilts, Satin
Quilts, Table Linens, Napkins, Linen
Sheets and Shooting, Towels, otC.