Evening capital., June 04, 1885, Image 3

About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910

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I CHEAP GROCERIES!
■heap Groceries! Cbeap Groceries!
I CLAYTON & CO.,
I No. 5 Market Space*
Ht* just laid in a large assortment of
■FAMILY 6ROOERIES!
soon as
SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
ftoffecs, Teas, Spices, &c, &c.
Also a large assortment of
Ratiitu, Curr. Lem
on* and Nut* of all kind*,
I together with a general assortment of
ft,AIN AND CANDIES,
at Baltimore prlees. Also,
PRIME ROLL BUTTER,
Hhina, Class, Wooden and Hardware,
*O.
Hiclnding every nrticlo usually fonnd in a
first class grocery store.
Bah my groceries nro fresh and guaranteed
Hgive satisfaction.
Htioods delivered to any part of the city
H teqf charge.
CLAYTON & CO.,
HfiNo. 5 Market Spaoa.
B0.IF1A1LII&CI,
■ 110 Church Street,
Dealers In——
Iry GOODS,
I NOTIONS,
ftooderuWillowWare,
fthii, Glass anil Stone Ware,
RoCERIES & CANNED GOODS
Hull kinds. Best Brands of Sugar-Cured
lams, Shoulders
and Breasts.
I ■ Also a large assortment of
ftdware, Carpenters Tools and
BAgricultural Implements.
jpdlcs, Harness, Harness and
I Trunk Straps, &c„ &c.
Bets, Mattiai and Oil Cloth,
Bthcr with a general assortment of
Merchandise.
Ho. E. Franklin & Co.,
L. 110 CHURCH STREET.
S R. MACRUDER,
W
—DEALER IN—
IIILY GROCERIES.
; ft aimed Goods, Fruits. 4c.
Hkd a General Assortment op
ftUNTRY PRODUCE.
I|H * —SUCH AS—
: Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, &c.
,-jW for sale Crockery ware, Chinaware,
Hcnware, Tinware, Ac., together with
Hang found in a first-class Grooery.
Bk BRANDS OF SUGAR CURED
jftk Shonlflers and Sides.
■ers and gardeners are called to our
general assortment of
Jftid & Garden Seeds
Bason) which have been selected with
Ijtiro from reliable houses. We strive
If; ft 8 * oar
■Goods delivered free to any part of
R- R. MAGRUDER,
Bo Conduit Street, Annapolis, Md.
e. strange.
ft ■■ PRACTICAL
;*ftier& Paper Hanger,
ft 0- 25 Prince George St.,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
HfCULAJR attention given to Paper
Painting, Graining, Ac., in
Orders from the country
m promptly attended to.
■ uvrk s uara Meed to give action.
1 THE JOKER’S BUDGET.
(STRAY BITS OF HU9IOK PftHD HI
THB COLUMNS OB OUR IX.
CBANOBS.
Cel. Tmi Low The
eieet—Beleeee ef TrmAe—A Deprave*
KJae, Etc., Etc. *
Tbs ttoiT okT? Colonel Tom
Ochiltree that he came Into the House
the morning after shone nee ell “broke
up.” His hair wee standing on end—-at
least the little that is left him—his drees
was disordered, s garni tit of seediness
pervaded his being, in short he seemed
completely demoralised.
“What’s the matter, Tom?” exclaimed
a doom friends.
“Matter t* blurted out the Texas, who
imagined everybody must have heard of
his mJefortUMi “Matter ? Why, I
have lost SIO.OO0 —twice the pay of •
member of this House- on the raoes
yesterday. Matter, Orest Scott?”
“It’s too bad, Tom, but then—”
“Yes. end the wont of it to,” added
Colonel Ochiltree savagely, “ten dollars
of it wee in cash.”
UNANBWXBABUi AXOTTICXNT.
Chinese mandarin: “You Americans
ere very smart bat you are not consist
ent.”
American dtiaen: ‘Tn what way f”
“You spend millions of dollars send
ing missionaries to us,”
is true.”
“And the objeot is to fit ns for the
Kingdom of Heaven.”
“Yes,”
“But still you refuse us e residence in
the United Btetas. Now explain that.”
“Well, you see, we are afraid if you
E> to our country to live you will get
to American polities.”
“What of thatr*
“That would unfit you for the King
dom of Heaven. ’’—Philadelphia CaU.
NOT XAXBTZXO THU FAMILY
Jinks—“Get a week off and ran down
to the seashore with me.”
Minks—“l can’t afford it”
“Oh, pshaw I Your inoome is bigger
than mine and you have no children.*
“True; but it takes all I can make to
keep things going. My wife’s relations
all insist on boarding with me about
hwif the time.”
“Now, see here, Minks, I told you long
ago just how It would be, yet you re
fused to listen, but kept saying that you
were not going to marry the whole
family.”
“Well, I didn't either, but the whole
family seems to have married me.”—
Philadelphia CaU.
WBXHJS TEXT GWS NLKPHANTB’ SKINS.
When the elephant “Borneo” died in
Chioago some years ago, his skin was
tanned and a large pieoe hangs over a
trunk store on Madison street. Not
long ago, two ladies stopped to gase at
it when one of them exclaimed:
“Why, dear me! It’s an elephant’s
skin!”
“Oh, my I Is it possible?” said the
other lady; “why, how delightful 1”
“Isn't it strange ?” continued the first
lady. “I wonder where they got it
Thej- don't raise elephants In Chicago,
“Oh, dear, no I” said the seoond lady.
“Elephants shed their skins every year,'
you know.”— Shoe and Leather Be*
porter .
rm SOUNDING KIND.
“Did you catch on to the soflnd of
that?” remarked a youth to his com
panion the other evening as a high
sounding kiss wss heard coming from
a couple standing in a doorway.
“Well, I should say I did,” replied
she other.
“It sounded like a sky rocket had
busted. I guess they must be a newly
married couple and they haven’t got
through with the honeymoon yet”
“Honeymoon, thunder I You can
just bet on it they ain’t married yet
Married kisses don’t sound like that;
they ain’t the sounding kind.”- Weekly
Maverick.
HN WAS A BOSTON NOMAD.
He was torn and tattered, travel
stained and hungry. He rang the ball
of a house which seemed to possess a
hospitable exterior. “Ma’am,* he said
to the woman who answered the ring,
“I’m just about starved to death: haven't
had a bit to eat few a week.”
“Why,” asked the woman, “can’t
you get any work ?”
The tramp threw back his heed with
impatient disdain. “Beg pardon,” he
said, “but let us not talk shop.”
The woman was so taken aback that
in her surprise and mortification she
shut the door in his face.—Boston Tran*
script.
on a strict.
“How ere clooka to-day?” asked a
dude se he stepped into a Superior
street jewelry store and smiled on the
clerk.
The clerk almost fainted under the
dude’s sickening grin, but had the
presence of mind to say:
“Oh! they're all on a strike.”
As would be said tn a novel, Herbert
de Quinsy (the dude) muttered a curse
between his sum stuffed molars and dis
appeared athwart the glimmering
gloom.— Cleveland JPlain Dealer.
THU BALANOa OF TBADB,
Mr. Irving (to Mias Anderson)—Yes,
America is a great country; I mads many
pleasant friends there.
Miss Andenon—Your trip was quite
a profitable one, was it not ?
Mr. Irving—Fairly so. I brought
bach about $150,000.
Mia* Anderson—Did you, indeed?
By the way, Mr. Irving, I shall sail for
home shortly, and I wish you would let
me have the $150,000, and I will give
you the same amount in five-pound
A BUSINESS BOOM.
First dealer (who don’t advertise)—
“How is business to-day?”
Second dealer ((Mine kind)—“Better
than it was yesterday.”
“Ah, indeed. Then you have had a
easterner!”
“Yea.”
“And what did he buy r*
“A postage stamp.”— JPhila. Call.
TOLD vr not mum
SeiT wry a*S?' Did
AngM; “it felt mote
M k.j*: i;;^Hi Ifewi W£&
——
fie Care of ChMrea.
One would naturally suppoee thef ttm
onre of children would be the find
thoat^t 01 3*2
many cases ft seems as u sue nn
thought were rather to escape that bur
den—although the responsibility may
never be shirked without penalty—dele
gating it to hoed and indifferent hands
and heeds, often ignorant, often incom
petent, without reflecting that it de
mands not only the love aid tamicminr
such as no alien can furnish, bat that
the wisest mind is not too wise for the
task, nor the most cultured intellect toe
well trained or too brilliant to oope with
the subject, to fit the human soul ta
its sphere and its work, for the develop
ment of its transcendent powers. The
person who on engaging a nursery-maid
remarked, byway of preface, that
neither he nor hie “wife knew anything
about tiie ease of children, nor did they
wieh to know,” only frankly acknowl
edged Ah# deplorable wmAlilnn of yafml
of many, and oertsinly had no business
to have the bright faces of children
about his hearth. One wonders if he
treated any other of his possessions with
such unooneern. Those who regarl
their children as their chief occupation
in life, and who love that occupation,
can hardly understand the state of mind
of mothers who aooept every excuse for
turning them off upon whoever will
take the charge, careless of the dangers
they may meet from the unguarded and
untaught speech of servants or gamin
-mothers who love their own ease and
pleasure better then the tools of their
sons and daughters, who find no delight
in watehing Hm* nnWitin* ef § human
intellect, and whoee minds are too nar
row to appreciate the self-abnegation of
wiser mothers, whom they regard as
slow specimens oi the race of women,
old fogies with domes tic proclivities too
strongly developed, beings without a
thought or aspiration beyond the dean
faces and clothes cl their brood, with
out a proper sense of the sphere of wo
man, which in their view seems to con
sist merely in dressing end gossiping,
flattering and being flattered by the
other sex. People take infinite care of
their homes, their land, their clothes,
but they too often leave their children,
their most valuable possessions, upon
whose welfare the progress of the race
depends, to take care of themselves, un
aware or heedless of the neat interest
at stake, and deaf to all sfannitimm, A
child’s mind is plastic, ready to receive
every or any impression, and it is the
parents who have the power to dictate
what these impressions shall be. When
a child learns lying and thieving or any
evil, it is (“generally the father ana
mother who deserve the punishment for
those offenses. They received the pre
cious gift of an untutored mind into
their keeping, and if they have
neglected it, have ohosen to waste their
energies on lesser themes, on the vani
ties of the world and the flesh, not to
mention the devil, they have sown the
wind and will reap the whirlwind.—
Harper'e Bazar*
Colored by Fire.
. Zsch Chandler’s florid countenance,
which led strangers to believe that he
indulged too freely in strong potations,
was the result of a gas explosion the
first evening after he had removed into
a new house in Detroit Immediately
after the gas had been turned on and lit
the smell of escaping gas aroused the
family and servants and a search was
made for the leak. The daughter, now
Mrs. Hale, then a child, with a lighted
oacdle detected it in a closet off the
back parlor. The father knowing the dan
ger of an explosion hurried to the oloset
with a servant took the candle from his
daughter’s hands, and shielded her just
in time to receive the full blast himself,
burning his head, neck and hands al
most to a mrhip. The nose, earn, eyes,
Kd flesh of the face were so oom
burned that old Zach embraced
portunity and mumbled through
his blistered lips, “bring on your canni
bals, Pm cooked.” Such is the history of
a face only saved by the nicest skill of
mrgery.
A rxsidknt in the vicinity of Enter
prise, Fla., the other day saw a large
hawk with something in its mouth fly
ing over his place, and happening to
have his rifle in his hand fired at it.
The bird was not hit and oontinned its
flight, bnt the shot caused it to drop the
object, which proved to be a large shad,
which was still alive, and made an ex
cellent diah for the gentleman’s table.
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The Whclamia Mem Xork marts* nrr+nWftUfT
•bow:
Bxaks—Prime, t1.90@52.00. fUr to *ood.
t1.45@f1.50 per bushel.
Bottsb —New York sold at 28#2!a tor
choice in palls, and 2i@22a gomroon to good.
Western Creamery add at 24@250, and fee
common Western at 10#llo.
CBBKsn—Factory fancy, UX®llKi da lifer
£0 (XXI
Egos—Quotations ranged toora 14a. for or
dinary, to 15a tor Hew York, New Jersey and
Penußv ivama.
Floot —Superfine. t3.25@t3.75: Western,
f4.30@t5.90; extra New York, ti.o9@ti.6a
Hat—Snipping, 90@95a* ckrms, 70@7fla;
■tit. 60c; straw, 70@75&
Hors —New York, 13@14a ; Eastern, 12@lSe;
yearlings, Cgfln
Pom-Prime, tiaoo@tlQ.2s; drsssed
hC wiS??l i p a ring Ha 2, -#tL<HK; Mil
waukee. Na 3, 88a.; amber; t tft !
W Western Mixed. 54@573*>;
Steamer Mixed. 54tf@56a to elevator. *;.
delivered; Na % 56M<©&c. to (devstor; 67*
@s7*a, delivered; White Southern, 70a ds
fiwd ...
Br*—State, 80@Sla
PHILADELPHIA MARXT,
FLoon— -State family, ti-25@a4.50; rye floor
w"? mm TO i. ft w — z* t?M jFm _ anm^lA
Uxtboueco—itecsea. 4% at ernan, oxa
CfSTmSi x,
1 BOSTON market
Bcirmn— (h—w, 9a#lla; Ysrsmfe
dairy, ai#m
CItTU
rIIJL Pwt lumA l ; . •
ti.oo#tAsa 21
* -j* r t 1 \ i
* '* - A • ;
Tn Eight Bcrcnad Bfabop OBaumt,
fa ■ <
JAoob^OiHsi lmtm'ai* rhe ai?SL and
othw iHMB>k.
Omzj> grow taller, it fe said, dar
ing an acute steta—s. moh m fever, 11m
■twmtokwlby
j. irwlHhl talk of Natar*
a ntnntiniw *" oar public xUM
tions. Whan wagons upon some otthopyo
wfrsolrs nature oocoskmolly tadi——
in, our minds rwert bock to the creation of
h—, “who la ao fsarfally andwondorfully
made.” The mystertes of hb naiurahaa b*
unraveled la Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo*
Medical DieooverT," whfch is a spedfirfor all
Wood taints, poisons and humors, mdy
scrofula,
l-1 11”" *° d " d
Thu wool clip of Oregon will this year raaah
11,000,000 pounds.
Tn pureat, soesSaat and beat Ood Hear OB
in the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
livers, upos the seashore. It is absolutely purs
and sweet. Fatten* who hare ones tskan it pr
far it to all others. Phystetan* have decided it
superior to any of the other oila in the market.
Made by Oeaweli, Hasard * New York.
Ouro hands, faoa, pimples and rough
skin mured by cuing Jumper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hasard 4 00., New York.
On ostrich's egg la equal la weight t 88
hen’s eggs.
9900 hat Called Pea.
It seems Set it is nuiawarjr to
persuade men that you can cure their diseas
es by offering a premium to the man who
fn to receive benefit. And yet Dr. Sage
undoubtedly cured thousands of oases of ob
gUnata catarrh with his “Catarrh Remedy,”
who would never have applied to him, fi it
had not been for his offer of the above sum
for aa incurable case. Who is the next bid
der for cur* oar cash?
Thkbh are now said to be 870 ooDeges hi tbs
United States.
e • e • Ruptures, pile tumors, fistulas,
and all diseases (except cancer) of the lower
bowel radically cured. Book of particulars
two letter stamps. World’s Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
A Kansas man has been fined 810 for smil
ing in church.
A highly perfumed Soap will not heal or
aure Skin Diseases, neither will i< beautify and
soften face and hands; try “Beeson’s Aromatic
Alum Sulphur Soap.” 25 cents by Druggist, or
by Wm. Dreydoppel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ir afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac
Thompson’s Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
Ely’s Cbbam Barm is the most effective, con
venient and agreeable catarrh remedy I have
ever used, and I have tried them all.—o. B.
Cook, Henning, Lauderdale 00., Tenn.
The Hope af the Natloa.
Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use “Wells’ Health Bs
newer.
“A Ood sknd Is Ely’s Cream Balm,” writes
Mrs. X. A. Jackson, of Portsmouth, N. H., on
May 22, 1882 :“I had catarrh for three years!
had tried nearly all remedies bat to no pur
pose. Two or three times a week my nose
would bleed quite freely, and I thought the
sores in it would never neaL Your Balm has
cured me.” This preparation is not a liquid
or a snuff, and is easily applied. Price 60 cents.
“Reach an Catarrh.”
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
cure of worst chronic cases, also anequaied as
gargle for Diptheria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath.
A Centoby of progress has not ]produced a
remedy equal to Ely’s Cream Balm for Catarrh,
Cold in the Head and Hay Fever. It is not a
liquid or a snuff, hut is perfectly safe and
easily applied with the finger. It gives imme
diate relief and cures the worst cases. Prioa,
60 omits. At druggists. 80 cents by mail.
Ely Bros., QwegoTN, T.
Catarrh ot the Bladder.
Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kid-
Faiba!" U g^“ 7 cured by “Booho-
What is the use of suffering with Backache,
Rheumatism, Kidney Diseases, or soreness in
any part when a Hop Plotter will certainly
give you relief? Vastly superior to all other
porous plasters. 25c. everywhere.
“Water Basra, Roaches.”
"Bough on Rats” clears "them out, also
Beetles, Ants, Insects, Bats and Mioe, 16 and
26c. boxes.
China, it is said, will reorganise her mill
tary system, yw Japan has already done.
Red Star
** TBADB^^MIAMC
1.:-- A 1 "!.-.-
aTpromK% safe!sure cure
OSnWawi of tW Ttrat ml laaj*.
Says that when a customer
asks for THE BEST Spring
Medicine he confidently recom-
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
From E. 8. &ut**U, Druggiet, Kuthua, J. 11.
, I have been in the drug and prescrip.
Won business iu Nashua over forty years,
and am the oldest druggist here. I was
the first to introduce your valuable medi
cines in this city. I believe in them.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla I take pleasure in
recommending to my customers, well
knowing It to give satisfaction. In ail
my experience, as a druggist, I have yet
to hear the first complaint against it.
*rtm F. B- EaiUy 4 Co., lotceU, Mm.
Bavins sold Ayer’s Sarsaparilla since It
waa first placed upon the market, we can
•ay, after an experience covering a quarter
of a century, that we have yet to learn of
a case where It has failed to give satisfae
tion. Its merits are fully established.
From C. WayS Co., Portland, Mo.
We have used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for
years, and our customers are much pleased
With* it* effects. We beleve it to be one
. , r , . of the best medicines in the market.
_ -y|Riy Ayer's Sarsaparilla this Spring.
Itofesed by Dr. J. C. Ayse A <*,„ Lowell, Mom. SoM by Dreg* sta. PMoofj; *c%bMth
I
eWsignat wo— > tt—d wa *!^ I,,, SCJ
All Tired Out
The mild weather, following ear leas sad severs
winter, haoaoeh a dapr—tug *•* upenthe body
that one feds all tired out, almost pros
tb appetite Is ImlrMid Oim ititißiilta
to do anythinu- Theoholb taadeaeyot ths syot—
is downward* Mood's Brwt*rilb Is JaatthwawdL
ateTeway *°*
“My daughter bad been aOtmi seam Urns aMh
general sAtuty, oad Heed's SSssssMurOhsaosiessaa
mended to as. After she had-' taken three tit—
she was completely cured andTbuilt up. IhiswMk
great pleasure that X recommend Hood's fie—qa
rills.**—Bon M. iftsu— SUpt. Cincinnati sod
Louisville Mail Line Co.,
“Hood's Bareaparilla in four weeks saademe S
new man. Mr head eesasd to ache, and my whek
system is built up anew, enjoying perfect healHa"
-I. Bahukwxok. 130 Bank street,. N- I. City.
Hood's-Sarsaparilla
SoM by ell Druggists. fit; eU for fit. Medusa*
WO. 1. HOOD 9 00.. tpothaaarias LowU,lA*a*.
[OO Doses One Dollar
Lydia E. Ptnkhaxnof Lynn, Maos., is eft
spoken of as the great banefactor ot won—
end frequently receives letters like th* one
we quote from, written by m lady in San
Fr&neisoo. She says: “I am taking your Veg
etable Compound and find great benefit from
it It hat dome me stars good than off the
Doctors.* 1 Mrs. XL of Vlnaeanee, lad..writes:
"Having taken U bottles of year Vegetable
Compound and cured by its uses 1 feel wary
anxious that every woo— afflicted with
Womb Pise— should make use of it An
other lady fa Birmingham, Mich., was suf
fering from weakness and displacement. She
says: "I began taking your Compound and
it helped me to toon, l feel like proclaiming
to the World its great virtue# as a healing
agent for women.”
CANCERCURED.
I have hod a cancer on my face for many yean. I
hare tried a great many remedies, but without relief.
I almost gave up hope of ever being cured. Dr.
Hardman, my son, recommended Swift’s Specific,
which 1 nave taken with great results. My face is
now well, and it is impossible for me to express my
thanks in words for what this medicine has done for
me. Mas. Pure Ha ana am.
Monroe, On, Sept. 3,1884.
I have had a cancer in my right ear for three yean.
I tried every remedy the physicians practised, to no
permanent good. Swift’s Specific has wrought won
ders for me. It is the best blood purifier in the world.
Jobs A Moaaow, Florence, Ala.
Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable, and seams to
cure cancers by forcing out ths Impurities from the
blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
jaSfw °°" Dimwer * AtUnt *> °*-> *
iiwli yI remedies, and ku fives
m^T\ l TO 4 *£“ uaiverssl uutfeo
—oaaoMe aSFflBy afflß
I Hr 4 eely fcy the bfaa *• f**o W
GtaoiunatiJHiß <-**** ofth * viidomT
1 PriMei.eU
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
tor Cast Chicago,
Profitable Employment
And light home work far LsSlm, sen* anywhere
afvrfis:
Fall River. Maes.
piTCH I ® < W* ot package*of Wlksand BaUns
WORK. 1
OPIUM
■msgfiaiaiMg
Blair’* Pllls. 6^^^
Oval Bob, Sl.OO; ronad, 90 eta,
servoss Pswihfatt.saaas^s'a
PBTENfSB^SSI
A GENTS WANTED for Marveloas Wonders of the
•"■Polar World. Sui>erblyillustrated. Full account
of theureely Kxpcdition. Selling very fast. Bend for
Circulars. National Pububhiho Co.. Philo. Pa.
THURSTON’S STOOTH POWDER
Keeping Teeth Perfect nad Gores Healthy.
FIYE HDRDRED VIRGINIA FIRMS FOR SALE;
L^ndi. 8 J. r F r . WXNIiFIKI.I^&‘SKIIriEY?II
wreses aad Ewtl Batata Agent*, Liberty, Vo
TUE LATEST!
VVk k ers and tisane paper fancy
work, for home decorations. Tis
■ ■■ sues and flower materials sold. Instruo
/SSSk R * • aware
AMm that
WM IxriUard’s Olinax Ping
Ws£XKft.;isas<>
Sidney Diiauw.
btnariwf Cr in pm*. niddfosee- it ti dw
Jje too* authority ttMMT ftafoswshstf the
■aetiy themnfet *f kidney ttnwtf mnwi
A gres* majority ef men abosw forty junot ag*.
are aflUctod with smbs sort of effeettom et the Md-
MQ orlMkht —d Ah—s Haw— eswew dr *t
Uw know of it themeelvea. and thus tMtoa insldtow
dfowders nett toed foothold befoiftWthing hi
done to dlafodge them.
Dremr. fliwd. Diabetes, Bright's DhNfo Ineoß
tUMom. Debility, Caturrh of the Bladder, Altramenn
**■ etc., ere among thn many farms of thassiffissesss.
Moot of these ere very difficult to cure, defying th*
powwe oftentimes of the beet physicians obtainable
end ere pronounoedby many to be incurable.
Physicians stats that many forme of Kidney Dio
•meanvery difficult to detect,ao in diseases off
this form, oftentimes there are no symptom* o •
marked net ore. This teens of the reaeoae why MaP
are oo difficult to extra.
Hoot's (Kidney and) Elver] Bmotit * speciftn
for Kidney and Liver troubles. Bladder and Urtoaxy
Diseases, Dropay, Otmvel. Diabetes and all el Out
class of disorders.
Stomach troubles, Dyspepsia, Conatlpatlon and Piles.
It curee Intemperance, Nhrvoua Diseases. General
Debility, Female Weakneoaes and Kxoeaeae>
It te thoroughly reliable, highly reoommsadeC
works promptly, reUevea at onoe, and* was wm
known to tail. DBSIV AT ONCB.
Sold by ail druggists. MeaSLSK
HUNT'S BSHKDY CCK, Prorldsoow B L
11 CBITTEITOII.BacH Ipit, In Trt.
Statistics show that the mortality among, ehil
dren la far greater in the rammer months thkn at
any other season. Health and perfect action of
the bowels are aaaured by the nae of Ridge's Pood.
It is neutral in ita action, la readily taken by tho
little ones, occasions no tax upon the dtcrestiya
and is assimilated v)mb the atomaeh cm
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
fTpURHISH yonr own bottles and
furnish ™l"n rowfe ruJfsent h
mall, with fun directions for mix
ing and using; also labels for bot
tles, circulars, etc. It relieve*
pain as if bv magic and is a house
hold remedy wherever known fgm
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head
ache, Toothache. Burns A Scald*
Sprains and Bruises, Sore Throat,
Dicers, Flesh Wounds, etc. The
remedy is put up in 50c., $1 and
$5 package*- Tne 90c. package,
when reduoed to liquid form, wilt
fill 24 two-os. bottles. You caa
easily figure the saving. Agents
can coin money In selling it. Or
der a package and you will be ft
regular customer hereafter.
positively cures. CATARRH*
Fifty cents by mall. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stamps
aken. K, Q.RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor, Toledo, O.
BEST TRUSS EVER USED.__
MS mmmlf New York Elastic
VW/ Truss Company.
V# V/ 744 B’fNrsy, Nw Yk
DOW TO IIKE BOUEV
■ To Successful Salesmen I pay as high as I
■■ %| OO per month and expenses. Steady ■
employment guaranteed. OO more wanted. Ex
perience not necessary. Any live man can succeed,
600 acres under cultivation. The most complete
packing grounds in the United States. Newest sad
choicest varieties of frnit a specialty. Fend for
terms, stating age. OKABX.SS X. CHASX,
nurseryman, Rochester, V. Y.
Mil Mi
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Bflal Awarded GOLD MEDAL, LONDON, IBM. DMA
ItMH by Mason A Hamlin Organ and Piano Co., PnTInUM
A $35 Harness for $lB
la MOWXT any object to you? Bny at whoioaat epriera
Our No. UaigM, worth (4. No. 1 at SM, worth ffifo
No. 2at git, worth pu. s,oooMeta sold lead rear.
Goods rent on approval to P l * o * ln tho U. B.
CTAMDINfi
W WWifIWiH cost test than U charged
OdTFIf.SSEIrSS
•hewing nearly 2.000 tor Fancy Wwk.' Pow?
der Pad ami everything needed to do damning. Fall
Udv with needle and silk to work it, trorfX 60c. Book
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parucnlareasd tSrim ** nkl "
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BOOK ASEITI WANTED f
PLATFORM ECHOES
•rUfFINO TRUTHS tor Brad rad Heart- No-mS
John JB. Gough
ts-fiS?ss
rrsjgi AaiStoilOreSr **
1 K r+*n4m 6htAiM Aree IFWk*.
JLO end CURMSO of VOXSVMJPTMOW,
Messrs. Craddock A Co., IU2 Race 8., Phils., P~
Gentlemen —Pleas* send me twelve bottles of Dm.
£L Jambs' Canbabis Ibuica, one each of Pills isA
Ointment, for a Maid of mine who is not expected
to live; and as your wedie nea cured me of ClftSft*
SHmpffoti some three years ago,l want him to try
them. 1 gained fifteen pounds white taking the
first three bottles, and I know It is last the thing
trn bias. Reejjectfully, 3. V. HULL,
Lawrenteberg, Anderson Ccl, Ky.
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