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MAHANoY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY. MAJ. 5.

MAHANoY CRY, Mars
Rev j. r. Hensel and wife have returned
from Reading.
Harry Parmley visited Ashland last even
ing.
Labows made an excursion to Philadel-
phis yesterday.
William Herk scher, Of East Centre street.
was a Shenandoah visitor this morning
Joseph Rsbiuowitz will leave for Philadel
on Mondsy.
Mrs Harry Mengel Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs I. J..
Edwards
Misses Mams Ball and Name Gerheart
visited Temsqua friends last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Lupsn have returned
from All excursion TO Philadelphia
r. Linton was a visitor to Philadelphia
yesterday.
Rev. Il c. Williams, Of Ashland, was in
town last evening.
Ps.rick Hogan returned tn town after a
two weeks vacation in New York.
John MCGOWAN, of Shenandoah, Charles
Mushbscher, Of Freelsnd Lewis Bender, Of
Ashland, X. F and S. DePierrO, Of FroeaDd,
were among those who attended the funeral
Of the Lave John Wadlrger yesterday.
in Girardvilie yesterday
William Davis has removed from Mahanoy
avenue 20 lOl East Pine street.
The last sad rites over the remains Of the
late q uuie Dieter were said this afternoon,
The funeral cortege wSs large one, their
being many in line rom Shenandoah Gitard
vil'. lEmsqua and other places. The pro
cassion proceeded TO the cemetery on the hill,
whore interment was made.
Mrs L. A Lyons. Of East Centre street, re
turned from Baltimore iast evening
Mira J. j. Watkins received a letter from
! her hu.baud yesterday, stating that Johl
Morgan and himself had arrived safely in
| Liverpool, and although little worse from 9
| severe spell of seqsick ness were otherwise in
good health and spirits.
The funeral Of NJ. c Reinhold win take
| place from his late residence on West Centre
sueet on Tuesday morning. Services will be
| held st the house snd the funeral will pro
ceed via the Behigh Valley railroad in iva
! special care 20 Pottsville.
Nrs H Brdeman, Of Shenandoah, was
in town yesterday,
! James Russell, a First ward Constable.
was in Shenandoah yesterday.
| Miss "auino Skeath returned from Shen
| andoah yesterday.
Mi s. Sadie Daniels, of Shenandoah, was in
| town this morning.
The boilers for the Lakeside Railway were
| unload,d from the LehiRh Valley cars today
! Grea pr PARTON is being made near Kaier
| brewery TO build an addition to that already
| extensive plant Several small bui ding
! have teen torn down and several men alC
/ now at work making an excavation for The
cellar and foundation
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LOST CREEK.

Fritz f., Jr, is an arrival ut the ZeTbay
residence. Mother and baby are doing
splenddly.
All Packer coleres resume on Monday.
The Misses Bridget Padden and Annie
Coolihan, Of Conuors, were visitors at the
ONoill residence last evening,
Mrs. Frank KaeIcher of Pottsville, visited
her son william on Thur'day.
Joe Bell, of shenandoah, was here last
night.
Miss Annie Murphy, the charming young
blonde of this tOwu, left on the 2 O'Clock
train this morning for st. Paul, MINI. She
bid farewell TO her shenandoah frienda
Thursday.
WIN. Mclaughlin, travelling agent from
Boston, circulated among Shenandoah fair
on ssTau'sday ev ming
Miss Cassie Fnnegan was visitor to
Shenandoah this morning, where she will re
% ain for q week with relatives
Harry Bowling, of Shenandoah, spent FIJI
day evening 3 the Cleary j, 'rorn
number of young ladies nom Mahauoy
City were brilliantly entertained at the Dee
residence Thursday night Vocal and iu-
stumental music was rendered, and all letl
with glsddeuod hearts
The nuws Of the death of Milt Beinhold,
Esq of Mabanoy City. met with universal
regret by our townspeople.
Many who have had occasion to visit
Fountain Springs hospital and were under
treatment there speak in the highest la -
gusge Of DR.. b. j Millsrd, of Centralia, who
is the first assistant surgeon. He is a man OF
remarkable ability and has many friends in
this community
Mart Dixon, the popular Traction motor
man, nurses an injured hand, which will
necessitste his absence from duty for few
| days.
Con. F. Foley the would.bc Rappshannock
sport, expects TO have bout on Easter Mon
| day night Where will it end2
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WAsHINGToN, March 3.-The house yes
terdey entered upon the consideration of
appropriation bills. The fertilization bill
carrying something over 100000, was
passed in twenty-five minutes and then
the pension appropriation bill was taken
up. An alteration occurred between Mr.
Meredith tNa.) and Mr.. Funk Qlls.) over
the formers attempt to prove that there
were many fraudulent pensioners on the
rolls, which almost resulted in a personal
collision. Mr. Meredith, who was the ag-
Rressor, rushed over to the place where
Mr.. Funk was standing and shook his fist
in the latter's face. Hot words were
spoken but friends interfered, and the
speaker restored order before any blows
were struck
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A Missouri Mining Fatality.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3.-Two men
were instantly killed, two fatally burned
and five Others dangerously hurt in an ex-
plosion at the Kansas City Clay and Coal
company's coal mine near Leeds, six miles
southeast of Kansas City, yesterday after
noon. The dead are Eugene Parker (col-
ored), aged 80, and Thomas Duggins, aged
81. The fatally injured are o. l.. Wilson
aged s., and Amos Satterly aged 2S. 1t
is supposed the explosion was caused by
one Of the miners going into a chamber
which was filed with the deadly gas
There were ll5 men at work in the mine
when the accident happened.
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Notice.

ANY subscriber who fails to receive the
EVENING HERALD is respectfully requested
to notify the main office, on Esst Coal street
or the branch Office, Reese's suction rooms, on
West Centre street. People who wish to
become subscribers and have not been called
upon by the solicitors will please leave their
names at either Of the places above men
toned Owing TO change in the carrier
system of the EVENING HERALD it has
become necessary TO make new canvass OF
all the routes. In doing this the canvassers
sometimes miss some of the old subscribers
The publisher will feel grateful to any who
will render assistance in remedying any such
1iscre pancies.
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81 feel like new man." says Brig. Gen.
W. L. Greenlesf, OF the National Guard of
Vermont.
"G do not know the equal of Paine'e celery
compound"
Brig Gen Greenlesf, of Burlington, VT, is
q man of national reputation
As soldier he has the courage Of his con-
victions, and manfully makes public state
ment of what be knows will benefit others.
He writes as follows:
Permit me to add my testimony to the
valuable qualities OF Paine's celery compound,
which / consider the host preparation Of it's
class on the market From an experience OF
nearly 20 years in the handling OF drugs, l
am familiar with the medical properties of its
various Ingredients; and do not hesitate to
recommend it, especially as ! never heard OF
a case where it did not give perfect Istisfac-
tiOn.
81 have used it myself on several occasions,
and always with benefit last spring. being
very much run down and debilitated, pro.
cured some of Psine's celery compound and
commenced taking it. The first bottle pro-
duced very marked results, and the use Of two
bottles made me feel like q new man. As a
general tonic do not know its equal"
Nervous debility produces morbid changes
in the blood vessels. They become relaxed,
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THIRD EDITION
OHuRoH ANNOUNCEMENTS
where aud When Services WIN be Con
Quoted TO-murrOw.

where aud When Services VIII be Con
Quoted Tomorrow.
Trinity Reformed church, Rev. Robert
O'Boyle pastor Services tomorrow st 10
a m. and j;3Op. M Sunday school at 80 p. m
Everybody welcome
Kehelos Israel Congregation, West Oak
street, tev. s. Rabnowitz, Rabbi; services
every Friday evening; Saturday and Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Welsh baptist church. Preaching services AT
10 a. m snd p. m. by she pastor, Rev. ID. l..
Evans Sunday school at p IN. Everybody
welcome,
Roman Catholic church OF the AnnuncIation,
Cherry street, above West street, Rev. X T.,
o'Renly, uustor. Masses At 500 and 1000 a, 10.
Vesper- o 300 p. m.
st Gcor-es Lithuanian Catholic church,
corner Jardin aud Cherry streets. Rev. L.
Abroma f., pastor. Mass and preaching At 10
q, m. VD,pers ats p. m.
Salvar Army, corner Main and Oak streets,
Captain T. Fodyr and Lieutenant 3 DAvish in
command Services all day, commencing az 2
and I p. m and suc g p. m. Meetings will
b. held every night during the week excepting
Monday night
Ebeuczar Evangelical church Rev r. M. Lich'
tcuwalucr. pastor Services tomorrow nj 10 q.
m. in Geruan. old $3.50 p. N. in English. Sunday
school at 80 b. IN. All are heartily invited TO
attend
Presby rrisn church. Rev r. Maxwell Nor
rison pa. or. Services at 1890 .. IN. and "a
p NJ. unday school at ? p. m. Christian
Endeavor Society will meet on Tuesday even
ing at ,:SO Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening 30 7.2O All are cordially invited
First Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. Wm
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weakened, and lose their state Of healthy
contraction The relaxed condition Of the
arteries admits larger current of blood, and,
as \ consequence, its motion becomes so much
slower and more sluggish, congestion Of the
lining of the blood vessels ensuos, with the
resulting formation Of morbid matter, which
is thrown into the blood stream producing
rheumatism, gout neuralgia, diseases Of liver
and kidneys, nervous weakness and debility,
and the many direct signs Of impure blood, az
skin diseases in some of the many forms.
The recently published testimonials from
w. f. Anthony, NJ. D., Of Providence, f, II.
Judkins, d. D., of Portland, DR.. j. II. Linds
ley, C. E. Cole, NJ d., and medical director
of the Prairie du CHEN Medical Institute, and
hosts of prominent practitioners all over the
country have resulted in the most eItraordi-
nary sale of this extraordinary remedy that
was first prescribed by DR.. Phelps of Dart
mouth college, and has since come to be kn wn
to the medical profession, and in fact, the
whole people, rs Paine's celery compound. q
People of the highest standing in all class,
Of society, in every city and townin the Union,'
have been benefited by the use Of this, the
greatest of all remedies for the cure of the
numerous ills that result from impaired Derv.
Gus system and impoverished blood.
1t makes people we'll.
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MAHANOY PLANE.

Conductor John J Cassidy visited Ash-
land yesterday.
Mrs, Hester Coleman, of Reading, is Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs N. G. Lyt',
The chicken and wsflle supper in the NJ. Z.
church was grand success financially and
otherwise The entertain meut rendered last
evening was fine. Miss Katie NJ. Devine, Of
MaizeviIle, sang two choice solos; Mrs. John
Noary and Ella BatdOrf played duet; Misses
HsRer aud Kae Devine gave vocal duet;
B S. Bartolet Tecited "Sheridan's Ride
Mrs Wal. Geiger and Mrs. John Neary re
cited; Miss Ellis Harris played two solos on
the guitar William Thomas, Frank Dawson
ThOmss Fellows and Thomas Morgan, Of
GilhertOn, amused the audience with their
comic quanettes, and Misses Minnie Bonor
and Kate BObbs sang duet.
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YOuNG RRlDES SUICIDE
hfter siz Weeks Of Marriage she Takes
Her Own Life.

Her Own Life.
CINCINNATI, March s-The suicide OF
Alice Sellew Ireland ia her bedroom in an
elegant home on Walnut Hills yesterday
was sensational in the extreme. She was
bride of six weeks, aud her family was
one OF the weathlsst and most highly
respected in the city The first intimatlon
her husband had Of suicidal intention was
on Thursday afternoon when Mrs Dun
ham, neighbor, came hurrledly down to
the city and told her husband that she
had received a note from Mrs. Ireland
with some clothing, telling her she did
not need them any more.
Mr.. Dunham sought Mr.. Ireland and
they went Immediately to the house. IL
was locked securely. They broke in and
found Mrs. lreland's room locked. Break
ing in they found her unconscious on the
bed and the gas turned on. When she
was resuscitated she upbraided them, say
ing she would do it all over again. Mr..
and Mrs. Durham remained all night and
Mrs. Ireland promised TO make no other
attempt on her life
When breakfast was announced she
said she would join them soon. While at
breakfast pistol shot was heard. Mr.
Ireland rushed to her room and found her
IN bed, whore she had evidently hoped to
mutfie the sound. She was unconscious,
and died in a few minutes
Her letters spoke Of mistreatment by her
mother, but it must be apparent that mn
occult mental disorder existed, not known
even 10y her husband Their married lifo
was ideally happy. The dead woman's
mother gives clew to the form OF derAnge-
ment by saying that her daughter was
phenomenal spendthrlft, and that re-
Gently she (tho mother had paid note Of
! $500 which had been negotiated by Mrs
/ Ireland. The mother had not told her
! daughter that she had taken care Of the
! forged paper. Dread OF exposure is sup
| posed TO have driven her to desperation.
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Gave ri. Live for His rather.

GREENLANE, Pa, March 3. 49, Francis
Fryer aged ls, was drowned in the Perlx-
iomen under peculiarly distressing cir
cumstauces Fryer's father was crossing
the river on the ice, which sagged and
cracked under his weight, until ne stood
trausiixed with fear. Young Fryer went
to his rescue, when the ice gave way and
he sank to a watery grave in full view Of
lis father, who, on account Of the break
ing Of the ice, was unable TO go to his res
cue Young Fryer's BODY was recovered.
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GILBERTON.

r, l.. Hess district land agent for the P
& K G. u |. Co.. WAS town visitor yesreT-
day
Dr. A. L Gillars attended to his patients
here Thursday.
Mrs c. Kern left Thursday on an extended
trip 10 Philadelphia.
Richard Coogsu, Of Colorado passed
Though town yesterday on his way To
Mahsnoy City.
Mrs. Lewis, q respected old lady who died
at her home in Long Row Tuesday, was buried
at Frackville yesterday. The funeral was
largely attended,
The concert given by the NJ. Z. church last
evening WAS D grand success.
Joseph WsErer, who was hurt at the Gil.
berton oolliery on Wednesday, was taken TO
the Miners Hospital at Ashland yesterday.
Thomas McAudrew, superintendent Of the
Schuy kin Traction Company, circulated
among friends here yesterday
NJ. l.. McCoul called on friends at Nah ,noy
City yesterday
Peter Nc, loskey, Of Frsckville, speuta fow
hours in town yesterday.
Henry Gaughan and George johnson, two
emp.oyes Of the Sohuylkill Traction Company,
Of GiHrdyillo, circulated among the fair sex
Friday.
The FlaRg Liver Pad Company, under the
management Of DR.. Il. b. Flagg, are giving
nightly concerts in Foley's hall, They are
well attended and Dr. FlaRg is to be con.
gratulat,d upon having such good comedians
These exhibitions are free, excepting
Saturday evening, when the small admission
fee OF 10 cents wlII 10 charged, and prize
consisting Of bag Of flour Will be given away
TO the party holding the luoky number No
oOubt it will be well patTonized.
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p.cIaed In reror OF M. C,nr.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The legal contest
in the United States district court between
His Imperial Majesty Alexander, czar Of
all the Russias and Patrick Roman has
ended in victory for royalty 1t was all
about the price Of the launch of the Rus
sian warship Dimitri Donskoi which was
run down in the North river during the
Columbian naval celebrations of last Au-
gust by Romans tugs. The launch was
destroyed, and the tugs were afterwards
libeed in the name of the car.
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WlLREsRARRE, Pa. March 3.-The men
employed in the mschine shops Of the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey at Ashley
have been notified that In the future they
will be paid by the piece The employees
say this is equal to reduction in wages
of IS per cent The officials claim that the
men can make as good wages under the
new order.
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Mornt Yernon,. sneclel rIeotlnn.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, March 3.-The
result Of the exciting Mount Vernon
special election on Thursday, where many
women voted, is completed. n. election
WAS for the purpose Of obtain, q a presi-
dent of the school board and Ten trus-
tees. A. Noel Blakeman Bop) defeated
George O. Beach Oem,) for president by
majority of 206 votes. The board OF
trustees now stands nix Republicans and
four Democrats, with Republican presi-
dent
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ST LOUIS, March 3.-Judgment was rem
dered yesterday in favor of DR.. knick, of
Cincinnati, against the st. Louis Clinigue
This medical journal quevtioned the merits
Of his treatment for consumption which
many physicians here say is the only cure
for this disease. Amick keeps his formula to
himself and sends, free, medicines proving
TO the consumptive he can be cured. All this
is against the medical code; hence the attack
and viudication.
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They May Dress =, They Please.

PTTsBUBe, March s.-The crusade of the
Junior Order Of American Mechanics
against the Catholic sisters wearing their
religious garb while teaching In the public
school came up in the school board ysster-
day. The board arranged to continue the
nuns in their religious Rsrb unless the
courts decided that it was Illegal
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PHILhDELPrIA, March 8.-The taxing Of
testimony ia the case Of Peter McNally,
who fatally shot his daughter Kathrine
McNally, at the grocery store on the north
east corner Of Eleventh and Master streets,
was concluded yesterday, Judge Reed
pronounced the prisoner guilty of murder
in the second degree, and imposed the full
penalty, twenty years imprisonment.
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BOSTON, March 8-Mayor Matthews
granted the petition Of H. p Faxon and
J.. J. Harding for a permit 30 hold
public meeting Of the unemployed on
Boston Common tomorrow. a permit
was issued for zone orderly meeting"
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JoaEmsnt Against ITsSideaI sIau1.

NEW YORK, March s.--Miles O'Brien
and James G. Cannon, as receivers of the
Madison Square bank, entered judgment
for t21,9li againgt Joseph r. Blaut, its
president on several promissory notes
Blaut was tried recently for perjury Ia
connection with the banks affairs, aud
the jurv disagreed. He is now on bail
awaiting sernnN lrial
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A Boy Murd.rer Conrlctsd.

PARIS, Me, March 8.-lu the trial Of
Abner 4. Thorne the boy burglar, for The
murder Of Policeman Harrison the jury
returned a verdict Of guilty in the second
degree. Thorne shot the officer in trying
to escape from a store he was robbing
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WAsHINGToN March Representative
Breckenridge received the following re-
assuring message from Guadalaiara,
Mexico, relative TO Mr. Wilson's CON
dition. from Representative Tarsney. who
Is with him; Wilson improving rapidly
No fever. Gaining strength hourly"
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For the Rhode leland senntorsh,p.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., March 3.-EX-Gov-
ernor George Peabody We5tmore has
formally entered The contest for United
States senator The Republican state
central committee at a recent meeting
rendered him the nomination, and letter
has been received from hin accepting the
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Now York lIarksmen Won.

BABYLON, n. Y, March 8-The second
Of inter city pigeon matches between teams
Of four marksmen representing New York
and Philadelphia was won by the New
York team by score of l6S to 1853
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II suits the peorle

is what druggists Esy. hecau7e hey are tree
Of the D. u y bIlter cough Tvnlttit. Par-Ilnr
r. the nIust plraraui uratiUL medic. q, ,
quickly cUI., Con. us, Colds Ihruat ana
Lung q Nrf.Is. - yuui-. Iaa-IIlH lR sold sI
r. p. II ETm's drug STORE
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Your CHILDREN ere liable 20 Coughs, Colds
Sore lufoat Group aud WhOoPing Cough
which often results seriously, PIompt treat-
uent saves many innOCen' little sufferers.
Try Pan.liua Cough and Consumption Cur
~ .easaut. safe and Kures 25 CTS. sold at T..
y. ID, kirlin's drug store.
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ley Awl, prominent lawyer and ex-soldisr,
fell dead in his office yesterday afternoon.
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Special low prices to al in watches, jowelTy
and alyerWaro at HoldenRn'k, corner Main
And Lloyd streen. 12-27-tf
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Hben Baby was sick, we gave her Cas5OTtA
Wien she was Child, she cried for CastoTlA
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Castorbss
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Buy keystone floor Be sure that the
name LERsIe s. BAER, Ashland, Pa, Il
printed on every sack. BS.3tRW
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new laundry will be opened by Sing Lee
on Monday, February 2sth, st No IA West
Centre street, Shenandoah 210 I'm
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Boys wanted

Twenty-Five more boys wanted to carr!
THE EVENING HERALD. Apply at this offic
at once.
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Bear In Mind

John A. Beilly's is the place 10 got the
Pursat wines and LIQUORS, best beer and ales
and 6osst brands Of cigAra. l0-16-i
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The Meathor.
An Important Deoi.ion.

Clear slightly colder; northwesterly
winds, becoming variable.
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Fave you tried MeElhenny 's..fried Oysters ?
8-l2-H
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state Of PeunsI lVania county OF Schuylkll' ss:
j, =. b. Hunter, Cashier OF the above-named
bank, 90 sOiemnly swear thai the above state
meut is true o the best of my knowledge and
belief f.. B HukTER, Cashier
Subscribed and worn To before me This 8rd
day OF March, 1884.
j, r CoYfE,
Notary Public.
COneof-Auest:-
y. j. GAuGHAH, !
JOHN j. BOBBIE, Directors,
G. w. BEDDALL,
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USE WELLS LAURDRY BLUE, the best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
two quarts. 15ota. Sold by MusseT & Bedd.ll.
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OOa't TOBsoCO Spit or Smoke your life Away
Is the truthful startling title Of a little book
that tells I'll about Noto.bac The wonderful,
harmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. The
cost o. trtlDg ana the man who wants 10 Quit
and can't runs no p ysical or financial risk in
using No 10 hac old g. all druggists
Book al drug stoIes or by mail free, Address
TIE sterling deIuedy Co., Indiana Mineral
Springs Ind WSs.ly
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Rave you rriod MeE'honny's fried oyster ?