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WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Tramp-"Bog your pardon, sir, Blu
. AHnhln pnrtu Mnh fhnLin n

Tramp-"Beg your pardon, sir, but
-" AIablo Party-"Oh, that's all
right, certainly; don't give it another
thought. When you stopped mo, l
didn't know but you wanted u quarter
or something OF that sort, and you only
wanted to beg my pardon? Granted
freely! God bless you, my man.
Boston Transcript
Judge-"Why didn't you give the
purse to the police when you found itT
Prisoner-"B because it was late in the
evening" Judge-"But why didn't
you give it OH the following morning"
Prisoner-"Because there was nothing
more in it then. "-Hiegeade Btaettcr
"Thero is a wonderful fascina-
ton about the starsi don't you think
sop He-"Indeed there Is" She
1--WE forgotten most Of my astronomy,
though. That l believe. Is Venus; but
where is Adonis "-Chicago Record.
she-"Are you acquainted with Mrs.
Tonton? ?" He-"Not intimately, but |
have spoken with her." she-"Met
her at some reception or paptyY He
mo; | om aoorwalker at Eating & Bias
old's."-BoS'0n Transcript.
Guest-"say, waiter, arc you positive
that this is wild duck ! am eatingY
Waiter-"oh, yes, sir; so wild, in fact,
we had to chase it round the back yard
for fifteen minutes before wo could
catch it."-Truh.
Johnnie-"say, Tommie, do you ever
get licked by the teacher?" Tommie
with pride)-"No, l don't" Johnnie
with contempt)-"Aw, you must be a
girl."-DetroH Eres Press.
Nellic-"I 500 that tho young idiot
Van Lyle has actually published book
OF verse" Kitty-"Blank verse, l sup
posc."-New York Herald.
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Eczema and SCr0fula.
Lost Two Children Before Ho Tried
Cuticnra Saved Vito and Two
Children's Lives by Using
Cuticura Romedics.

| have found tho CUTlCURA REMEDIES 10 be
Just what YOU recommend them My wife was
covered all over with pimplcS, and tortured
nearly TO death With EclGtl0, AH tho doctor call.
cd IT, ! havo mover found anything 80 good for
aud skin Diseases believe the CUTtCUnA HEN.
EbIfs saved the lives OF my wife aud two chill.
drcn / lost two children with EcS0mR mud
ScrOiuln before tried these remedies, and tho
ula as tho two that died CurlcuRA REMEDIES
completely cured th0m, aud they have saved
thClr lives ~ well ~ that Of my wife, ThoiO
words are every one, true, ! can refer YOU TO
my nelghborS have saved ono hundred dol.
lars in doctors bills, aud our lives by using
them. May God send this into tho homes OF
iainilioS who have never heard Of CuTlcunA
REMEDIES ]. n. SMITH,
Cotton Mil, Anderson G. H., g. O.
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To the Ice Trade Of Wheeling,
MARTINS FERRY AND BRlDdEpoGG

Having sold all our stock OF natural Ice,
teams aud wagons and the good will Of our leo
trade to tho Wheeling leo and Storage Com
pany, VIC retire from tho leo business; aud inso
doing desire to oxpross our thanks to the public
for tho liberal patronage they havO always
shown us, aud do most heartily recommend
our SUCCESSORS trusting they will receive the
same patronage and supper! that has bO1a ours
IN tho past. .o,
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IMpELLED by a grand and lofty appe-
tito for office, the Democrats OF the first
branch Of council kept aloof last night
so that there would DO no quorum.
Being no quorum there could DO no
approval OF tho bond Of the new water
board. This retains the Democratic
employees in their places. 1t is sug.
gested that this may go on indefinitely.
There is u possible hitch in this pro-
gramme.
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They weakened.

CHICAGO, April 4.--The strike of 1000
carpenters, scheduled to take place to-
day, at the Worlds Fair grounds to en-.
force discipline against non.union men,
turned out fzzle. Less than hun
dred men quit work. The leaders at
tributed the failure to misund0r-
standing, but the real reason seems to
be that tho rank and file weakened at
the firm front presented by the EXPOSE
ton officials.
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NOTICE.

Tho whoolIns leo aud Storage Company, hay'
Ing purchased the retail los business OF Mc"n'
Kochnloln Bios, OF Bridgeport have thereby
secured largo stock Of natural Ice, aud hnvi0'
also unsurpassed manufacturing facilities ioi
our Pure Artificial Ice, mado expressly io'
family use arc beyond competition and thus
enabled 10 caro- for all consumers.
In Wow OF tho above facts we rcspCc'lMlN
solicit the patronage Of tho general public =
WHEELING ICE AND STORAGE 90
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HarDer's Weekly lNugwumpl
1t is all very nice to say that the
Office should seek the mani but these
people know very we'll that this is a
delusion. You might rs well say that
apples will pick themselves, Tho boys
who get the fruit are those that climb
the tree and shake it. And that is
what the boys are doing now. They
have rushed to Washington by the
thousands, aud those who cannot climb
the tree arc clubbing it. 1t is one Of
the most striking things in our qua
drennial spectacle.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

The monthly examination Of Nudcuuti Wy
DtsiSiG5S CoGi,kGE" WIS held Ia CopG
iinlt fttdny, the 2ith nit Gins No. Ehh,11
irsl IN general average No, Z lrl
writing familiar work. No. . ftsl iplIi
IN iQulitlng miscellaneous work INun tl
member VI class No. |, NAMELY; MISS Ng..'
Brllnnrd Of saltwater o Mis-, Carrie SleWMi
81 Martins Ferry, u Mlss Mary Rltiot cly' 64,,t
MIS- Anna Llngnn, city, passed u personal aI .
examination under a dlsnlcrc,ted uNanlI.n
wrlilng lOO 70 100 words 10 tho minute d. w.,
familiar mi,uOitRnpOu, matter Thus cuNit'H
them to tho highest graduating honor nlI /.
orr bnnulliu Autographed Diploma ~ wv
Shorthand Department. OF tho under RE lNlT q,
u number presented especially iinr W," |
Npowfltng and pOhnlnn,hlp IN naIW'l..'
thorough knowledge ui shorthand our NnitIu
make the guiCkcii tine ui any 4chuol ll wv"
country. which results Unilruly from QUO W,.,
simplicity OtOur now method rlpnlaNI ..'
piinnd," nj whtrh We hold the uNrintNe 'W
right mud which inuludpi the bcN poll. "a
the lIlmnnlC, HuhOm and Mnu'nn systems dr.
over which out students Hru GUycfy CniliN".,
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Decidedly the Eskimos at the Worlds
Fair would be vastly more picturesque
in their native garb, but the desire for
tho picturesque should not be allowed
to sweep away all human considers
tons.
The garb OF the Eskimo, made OF the
skins OF fur.bearing animals, the said
fur remaining on the skin aforesaid,
was not intended for temperature
that melts ton OF ice in two seconds.
There arc times OF the year in Chica-
go when all the Eskimos there would
consult their comfort by budding to-
gether in one fur sack, but this is not
the time and in month or two it will
be less so.
BY all means give the confling Es-
kimo chance to get back to his smoky
hut and whale blubber. He is some
what picturesque under any circum.
atances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-05

Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
nalady Of the ago, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, Costiveness,
general debility, otc., Is BaCon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores tho system to vigor.
Gus health and energies, Samples free.
Large packages 6Oc. Sold only by Logan
Drug 20. 8
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Three days Is q very short time in
which TO euro bad case oil rhcuma.
tism, but IL can be done II the proper
treatment Is adopted, as will DO seen by
the following from James Lambert, OF
Now Brunswick. ILL.,. III was badly
afflicted with rheumatism In tho hips
and legs, when | bought bottle OF
Chamberiain's Pain Balm. ltcursd mo
in three days. l am all right to-day,
and would insist OH everyone who Is
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Chamborlain's Pain Balm aud got
well at oncO." 50.cent bottles for sale
by druggists Daw
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THE HUNGRY HORDE.
What Georgia Wants,

Atlanta Constitution (Denll
She wants her right pro ratty-whatever that
An the mleanIn' o that same amt plain MS cot
ton Is to me;
But when they talk o Oiflces-ler GeOrgy, you
She diia't walt ter wash her lace, but voted
long fore day
She wants her right pro ratty; she didn't take
no notes
Fer what she did, but ics' piled up the Demo-
An when il comes ter Offices, she kinder wants
ter know
II she Kin stop an praise the Lord, from whom
all bleSSln's flow!
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TIE president gives to Mr.. Neal, Of
Ohio, the Liverpool counsolship which
Col. fancy, OF the Register desired, and
which tho INTELMdGNcER hoped he
would get. Mr.. Neal is not n newspa-
per man. Can it be that the President
Is prejudiced? After this rebuff the In.
TELIloENcER feels MT liberty to advise
Col. fancy to remain ut homo and join
the INTELLlGEScEE in having four years
OF solid fun.
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bigger us Well as BETTER,

Cincinnati Tribune (RGp)
The statement that the President is
looking after even the minor appoint
ments, usually regarded as at the per-
sonal disposal of cabinet officers, leads
US to again remark that Mr.. Cleveland
is Bigger, as well as Better, than his
DartY
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Editors and onlees.

NtV iWN NOrW NDtNt'l
The soul and strength OF n newspaper
lie in its absolute independence and
perfect candor and honesty, 1t should
be neither hampered by obligations nor
biased by prejudice, A free and un-
subsidized press is the bulwark OF re-
publics. Such freedom is not compati-
BILE with ollice-holding by the editors,
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DIuzzled Him.

Ncte York Press tReP}
Is it possible that the appointing of
100 fourth.class Democrats us postmas-
tors in Indiana last week has any con-
nection with the sphinx like reticence
OF Senator Voorhees, on the silver ques-
tionP
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Return of The Pic Brigade.

New York advertiser (RGp.)
1t is understood that Br'er Howell is
now arranging a series OF excursions to
convey tho Georgia oflicesqekers from
Washington back TO the emb ire state OF
the south in the interests Of the spring
blowing.
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In saying that Hoods sarsaparilla
curos, It's proprietors make no idle or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands Of reliable people OF what
Hoods sarsaparilla has done for them,
concluslvely prove tho iact-HooD's
Sarsaparilla CURES.
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Washington PCSi (.aa)
Remember that all those holding
tickets to the administrative show will
be allowed to remain in their seats and
witness Signor Lamont in the great act
oifeeding the Tammany tiger raw meat.
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TIE man who put a $40 bill in his
application for postollice, just to pay
the President for the time he might
waste on him, suggests great idea Ii
every applicant will do this the presi'
dency will be on q selt-supportipg
basis and the national debt will be
wiped out before Mr. Cleveland has
been six months in Office. Isn't it a
fetching thought?
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NcO York Advertiser (Rcp)
1t must be an intense relief to officials
to learn that nepotism is the correct
thing when confined to their wives
relations.
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Cunning Whitney.

~ IdW FIOhCT TtsS NNePl
Ex-Secretary Whitney knows we'll
enough how to make himself conspicu'
GUS, as he demonstrates by reiterating
that he doesn't want an office, This
gives him distinction enjoyed by no
other Democrat in the country.
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Tug Vanderbilt roads will have u
train that will make tho Worlds Fair
jump from New York to Chicago in
twenty hours. The flying trapeze will
hardly be in it with that streak Of
creased lightning.
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Philadelphia Times, tD1a.)
Cleveland may BIO stage manager in
the case, but many think he is not cast
ing certain characters in tho proper
way.
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| have used your CurcuRA REMEDIES for Foo.
ma, and found them us recommended, tried
every noted physician In Knoxville aud tho
county, and received no benefit. used tho
CuriCuRA, CuricuRA SOAR and CuTiCuRA llE.
four months, !. NJ D. NELSON,
County SupL OF Pub. Inst, ioy's Cross Roads,
Union county, Tenn.
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HooD's PlLls act especially upon the
liver, rousing 1t from torpiditv to its
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
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workmon have a right to accept such
wages as they may be willing TO accept,
and nobody has Alright to Interfere with
them. A conspiracy, whether by em.
ployers or wage-earners, to control q
business is tyrannical and unlawful,
A boycott is none the less a boycott
because the boycotters may be en-
ployers; it is no better when the boy
cotters are wage-earners, The principle
is not altered by changing the person.
mel. This doctrine is unanswerable, It
rests on firm foundation OF common
sense and is necessary to the life OF
society.
Every boycott is an attempt to in
fringe somebody's right. 1t is a bar
barous method OF doing business and
should not be countenanced by good
citizens. The man who yields to it to-
day may become the victim of it to-
morrow
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TIE secret art of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood, and
u healthy performance OF the vital func.
tions, to DO obtained by using Burdock
Rlood Bitters, D6w
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DYSPEPSIA in all its forms is not only
relieved but cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator
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ITALY follows suit and will raise her
minister in Washington to the rank OF
ambassador. Do We hear a awoct, low
voice from PatagoniaP
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sold ovctywhore Price UJricuRl, 800, soir.
25ci Rai1LyEHr g. Peplr3l W lhl POTfEa
DRUd AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
MS "llOW TO OlitC Skin Diseases" OF pages 10
Illustrations. mud 100 testimonials mailed free.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS
w Blacksmith Apply at Redman ( Co's
Machine Shop ava
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WTANTED-CO0K WHO WILL AS.
w sIsr with washing and ironing Ms
@. Is HART, ~ Main street. mi
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DOR SALE-A GOOD, QUIET DRIv.
\ ING horse, years old, Inquire OF II u
THATCHER, 1861 Jacob street Apls
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UTANTED-A GOOD MAN-ONE
w who can milk we'll aud understands
driving. Call at No. q TWoltth street ann
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WANTED-A WOMAN no COOK
w wash, Iron aud do general housoworG
for family OF three, at No. l6l2 Market
htEeel. AnA
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial Rooms, All, COuntiny RoOm","tIs.
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Ghe GttelIiqstrrer.
WHEELING, Arm ., 1893.
Congressman WiIson's Future.

Congressman William l., Wilson, Of West Vlr'
glnln, Il no longer heard OF Gs candidate t)r
speaker, aud 1t is declared the President has "
lRst Sottled the matter In favor OF Crisp
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Opr1cAL DEPARTMENT

Rubber Frame Eye Glasses fine lenses cork
Rubber Frame Eye Glasses, fine lenses patent
smell Zylonite Frame Eye Glasses, fine lenses
patent spring. cork nose guards ...............S1
Shell Zylonite Frame Eye Glasses. fine lenses.
regular spring. cork nose guards T5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-04
emergency Hospital Inyesttxutto,

10 The Editor Of The Evening Star.
Inc visiting staff is trying to cover nm
tne actions OF DIR. Kerr. DIR. Kerr saws
mat Dr. HouSh understood his business
mat is hardly probable. as DIR. Housh
ohy graduated last spring, and when 1
called at the hospital to see my boy. about
O'Clock pm. August 2s L was denied adj
MISSION ana told that II was past the hours
OF visiting, which were from 10 to 70 and
TO > pm. L was denied the privilege of
being at the bedside of my dying boy, al
though DIR. Hough knew me and knew nv
boy. They We're Sunday school scholars
together. If the board of directors con-
sldered DIR. Hough a competent person to
be in charge, why did they remove him
complaint? Further. DIR. cough, when /
called, told me, talking through the bars
OF the gate, that my boy was doing we'll
and would be all right in a day or two,
an evidence that he was not competent to
diagnose the case as to know the BOYS
condition. After the death of my boy
asked Dr. Hough what treatment he had
given him. He replied that he had drawn
off his water, given him an injection and a
bath and applied ice to the base of the
brain. | told him that l thought IL was
singular treatment for brain injury. the
ice applied to the brain would be likely TO
cause blood clot if there were any hem
orrhage. He said he did what he thought
was for the best. but that l should talk to
DR.. Kerr; that lie had telephoned for DIR.
Kerr three different times, the doctor re-
ceiving the messages, but failed to respond
in person. Further. DIR. Kerr reported to
the visiting staff and also to your reporter
that my boy was injured at the base of
the brain. If he had seen him he would
have known different, as the injury was
above and 10 the rear of the left eye. My
boy survived the fall sixteen hours. even
with the unskillful treatment that he re-
ceived, and i contend that had he had
proper treatment he would be alive TODAY
The board of visitors may cover up the
actions of DIR. Kerr. and he may be re-
tanned in charge, but who Will be the next
to suffer from his neglect II may be one
of your loved ones or some member of one
of the families of the board, but II will
come. G. II. TUCKER
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FORESTyII.LE.

Inc democratic meeting held last evening
WIS largely attended by representative
voters OF Kent. Surratts and Spauldiny's
oistrlcts The speakers were Messrs. Jos.
,. wilson and Dent Downing. candidates
lor the mousse of delegates: r. E. Brandt.
the state attorney; NJ. j. II. Clarke. VIM.
/. Hill, Mr. T. J. Grant of MarIhoro, 80
MI. Geo NJ. Henault OF Kent district. who
closed the meeting by predicting and a6yo-
eating the nomination of A p German for
President in 1896.
me laSt meeting In the campaign will be
held at Upper Marlboro tonight. and viii
be addressed by Gov. Brown. ]. Preston
zoe. De kalb Smith and many other promi-
nent speakers.
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CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

CUTLERY DEPARTMENT
White Celluloid Handled Cheese scoops ...s
Stag Handled Game Carvers, in leather case.
suitable for present. SEQ
JOS Rodgers * Sons Stag Handled Game Cary
rs '---"-"''--" 81. t5
Wonen's Tape Measures, silyer-plated case .25c
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An AssfCurnrnf.

James K. Cleary grocer and liquor deal
or at 5l7 18th street northwest has made an
assignment for the benefit OF creditors, to
VIM. b. Hartley. The assets amount to
ss.31753 and liabilities to ss.62s.ez. The
Washington creditors are ]. J.. Barbour a
SON s2O4 90: Bond a. Co, Sl60y6: Mrs. A c.
Harmon, SIS; Cornwall & Son. ss.O7; VIM
satt K Uhler, sl5.26; Mrs. Alice Cleary,
sl,4ss62; National Bank OF the Republic
Sc65 and Il. A Colonna. So. e. &c
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In Memory of Justice BlatchfOrd

On the ETH instant the Supreme Court
will convene for the purpose of paying trib-
ute to the memory OF the late Justice
Blatchford. Attorney General Olney will
make an address officially announcing the
death OF Justice Blatchford TO the court,
which will be responded to by Chief Justice
Fuller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-04

AFTER A SLEEPLESS NIGHT USE ANGOS-
tura Bitters to tone up your system. Buy only the
Genuine: manufactured by DIR. SIEGERT 4 son.
AT all dealers.
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LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS.

LACE CURTAINS, PORTIEI,ES AND CHENILLE
TABLE COVERS.
We have large assortment Of these goods, which
We have placed sale at a price less than 1t cost
the manufacturers to produce them.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
We positively going to close out every pair
Of Shoes we have in stock REGARDLESS OF COST.
We very much crowded for room and have de-
cided to close out Shoes and discontinue hand
ling footwear in the future.
COME EARLY AND SECURE SOME OF THE
GRANDEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
YOU IN WASHINGTON,
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John F. Barnes ct al, by ar. ID. orc. Cal
laghan, have filed bill against j. Leon
Barnes, ct al TO confirm contracts for the
sale of interests in lots l and 2, square 707,
and lot II, square east Of 10s
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AYERS

ssrsaparla. wherever used. is always SPOKEN Of in
terms of highest praise. WILLIAM SMALL, Fort
Fairfield. Me-. says in letter recently received 1T
gives pleasure to speak from personal knowledge
ofthe wonderful cure. by the Of AYERS Sarsa-
parilla of bad humor in child eleven years old.
The childs hands. arms. feet and legs covered
with blotches and scAbs, resisting all local appica
tons. Very after taking AYERS Ssrsaparills
the humor disappeared. the cure being complete. As
sblood purifier consider that AYERS
sARsAPARILLA
Stands at the head OF the whole catalogue Of such
preparations. especially when used in connection
with AYERS Pills"
There can be no question as to the superiority of
AYERS sarsaparilla all other blood purifiers If
this not the the demand for it, stead of in
creasing yearly would have ceased long ago. like SO
many other blood medicines 1 could nams."-F. L.
MCPHERSON. Charlestown. Mass
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass
DO NOT SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE A
moment longer. IL Is not necessary. Carter u
Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, little
pill. sniall price. Small dose. Small pill.
FOR IMPURE OR THIN BLOOD, WEAKNESS
Maiaria. Neuralgia. Indigestion and Biliousness
take Browns Iron Bltters 1t gives ctrength, max
inx old persons feel youns-and young persons
strong pleasant to take. d
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Inc Misses Byrnes were rendered a sur
prise party last Tuesday evening by some
or the members of the Catholic Club.
Among those present were the Misses
Maury, Spaer, Willard Veirkom, Dentz
Shields and Messrs. Oppenheimer, Roche,
Crawford, Leary, Nesbitt, Mcdonald, and
Iaish