Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 8, Number 258, 31 October 1883 — Page 3

5mond PaHa

WW.

GOULD AND KEENE.

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f - ' . ,enk,n'rouiitri

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'or tha Palladium. fre the pension li.fc was publish! of mncn "iety on one aide tee madeliuich w "pose the frauds tLon of BL?Bd ga' Others justic T.againtt the publica--",Pealoa liVvn it wnnlrl ha in.

ca And nothing

J -OOP, . IMBltnf t I a '

iw luo war

w woo are pecuniarily

flow when tlaaafc A WAS aa il

onn7 ' w wu mouaand men from Wayne CODBtT vera .. . "jne

70 more than . . t'co,

it does not ,;"". Jg pensions, try is con M " or conn!

has been over liberal L ,k Ternent M a brea.T,ntr,?i th0.o.tOod

... ""'ween

freedom

rke Tw Sated Wall Street Ob

Caatraated. Philadelphia Press. t t Trobbly no two men on the street s viillT in temrjerament as do

ornar fti-"- fiesfctw operators. They both have

13, wh. elements or unpopuiaruy, aid that's abw,t all they have in com-

. .. ""f'lnlaritT oi eacii. uu-

mj Kuug, jor very uinerens reasons. ' Keene wouj be generally an popular becanse he ;a indifferent a to the opinions of others, U somewhat irritable in disposition, and not always agreeable in manner. Gould, on the otiier hand, -while not seeking the favor of those with whom he comes in contact, is not averse to its bestowal, and in temper and manner is as soft and line to the social touch as the wool of the Iambs whose symbols he has fleeced by the thousands.

t.ouiil m aaid to have some kmdlv

Tit ' they are not so plentiful

f 181, leaving reat oSni&aSJ

'ou i . "Joney-c-Gt tinT

rool- w . iT T" . 1,1 wrd now and th.

we rememk.. -. V . uas business frien,l .

nttered Thy hL or th, opinion. within thewo le?h tZlmCethat frien k. Zl I " because

anoes. "ed his utter

vites nor 7 ',nd ner m-

ny little rwf; r"""uence8-13 above

rprancn 1 Maea.1 j to not downr Tnemisti that rtrftl

Klt,u4thon

Strive with pale winga to make a nnward Tpwaittogreea beocfes raach; face of Watchfal and glad, is lifted to tho light. -IHe stmurth that aaves comes never trom

the ground, Bat from the mountain-top that around 1 .

shin

Look forward, and not back! Each

Ym a stnT) nixn thy chosen path;

Ml that the pait withheld, in larger meanura, Somewhera in wUteng trust the future

$ ear and more near the ideal stoops to meet rhe steadfast coming of unfaltering feet. . A Mm Dma'f Relative. Gen. Lew Wallace is a figure in literture and politics that does not become nv less by reason of his absence. It is aot generallr known that he is a broth-r-in-law of "Zelda Seguia,, the great ntralto. A correspondent from the aorthweat tells about it in the following Tashkn :

ave Wallace during the Ab-

a talk with

aim.

reason, and i . Z.

' Tr W-'tt tusD CO i

W ftl CRM. 11

. , "-wtieQ last rear an

witfir treas-

Your eowh ia growinfj woraa. Thai

pain in the throat and km

talaCTaaauii Better get rid of the ab-1

aura ioe u aartaiaK will core a congh or cold, UKgiTe Dr. Wiatar'a Balaam of

WUtt uwr t trial before it is too lata

it never J"to cnecJc consumption, and j

jj cvBgoi ana colas. t i If yoatroubled with aorea, achea, paina and Kksral waakneaa of the ranout bodilTjactloDa, don't be deceiyed by the ywr d vertiaenienU of bitten, kidney stc, whoae eertineatea of preUndearea are often naid fr.r

Put yout fru. in that aimple remedy called -Piaott't Yellow Dock and SaraaparUU t will core you by purifying the uotdnd strengthening the weak portion, oj jut body. You will also find it Ttrjnjreehing to the brain and

neryooa , me proprietors receive

UUBUrouaaeiS DestOWina! hicheat p y

Stylo IS

KT.

NOW READY.

apcUMK

815 r.laln street.

OAKCR'O

CIIOGOLATES

fBtataa

uy aiti (MaiUckUami

imlan

ataaWaaMaa

ITnrwi iianiMi

SaU4

a very and

Inen it i.

more soldiera have aZJ ,? n" 100 injurfei receiVedln tht ,iac 1865 ,ron In all 470 deafh. .. 8mc'', mklC war. tn M tretultof the

of. Add tA k"- Jl" "B -ccount there

of- Add to these 470 ihL "cconnt ere disabled from d.I2 W00nd.ed d

ervice. and hn. -ZlTir,CIM ia the

We is the charie ihZ . contemptlre pens.oners off o? tb "ldi" gorernment! f th ntj of the

most Lou ,a'Uined ltjit-

gers throueh which th-- aanbsurd for relsoBinl T paMed is o neM translcff'f. me?' . . buti- I

w the conntw noV man

la .k4 II J wuuia stand be shot at in one bafti- .-1

,.v. tUUCIl

the pnrDo ;. or

with a f i, .an ac'inaintance

If Ooald should Wes. -ock.

maaoi modorJ'Z"" .,Pnioa to a

stock was a ."71" "iat certain

ineh reliance onnhfri ??at

npon th . "? piacea in it as

Ile Keene if r , , of March; Rive S he W induced to

Ion, would express hL,. acteJ d on hi. l?Jr"

this does not aVi"T -.. . "x course

4 i. it "ow "rulSTfo,"-

wm at one timn rrw "

' God" and r - or The air

ia-v An

other iki

Pina,

giving portion

' YeUow D(

other rem

now servinnr tt.-j

. '-'"UO I,a i 1 LIII ITlfi

-that ia, jxrs Le Af ,

States

Mrs. Wallace

utterances e?u,r case, to

market-it iT;'"r,c"ve, lrd?rsin the

recall a senea

snry macazino

coma a .,-... "'a

years or durinr the war T ... or tbrw

i me

op and

Jeas be-

three

Preiser thine on wLii ZT ,en.ure0r the

fny one whS might exert deC$V fraction of influence f o th 8ma,Uest general con

thronfe, money

line must l T"lu Pola"? t the

faiti.f.,1 i . mere.

pensioners

KTcrnnient conld h

train, eyen handeTH. th

- ' , ""ia not be

... ' w n a a m v i vrtAWn rail

faithful the a xue more

relation. ti, "HT' ' more close

Posed h . r"""."" connuenc

J aa.u

the l.,e war recn,' ""1" "Ifr BO,di' i

wre that it a-ML'CT. 1 'n "ot

divide the fen, fc-m"wp no. to

lars mnon th. " 1!" ,u,on of dol

..-..r . nau

associate or

gMSaaSSSF ne owns a fo v un w unless wtuZ.Z, oan. or gold mi

nno AtL . 1

did not intend to itself.

There are some carious facta developed by the pension list of Wayne county. Of tbe thirty-eight pensioners of 1812, seven of them reside In Dublin-

one man .and six women. rt of thirty-eight tnere are but four men, vi : Ezekiel Cooper, Samuel K. Boyd, Casedy Bamton and Joseph Latahaw. It ia possible there hare been fraudu lent pensions issued through the procuring of unprincipled pension agents; but in Wajne county, it appears from the foregoing that they haye not been overuccessfuL Recent adyices from Washington indicate that Colonel Dudley is thinning out some of the most corrupt agents. It ia a much-needed want. If an order were issued from the pension bureau that henceforth no claims would be entertained which had passed through agents' hands, the purity of the service would be improved, and the deterring applicants' chances of success not injured. These gentlemen "with unequaled facllities ahould hare an opportunity of try

lng their hands as patent right agents or

lightning-rod peaaiera. a. a. . Dublin. Froated Cora Indiana Farmer.

We regret to learn that the corn that wa inlnred bv the etrlv frosts and was

cut ud to save it. is in some places being

damaged in the shock. If the damage is slioht it will be better not to dittnrb

it- hnt to let it remain in the shock till

the winter fairly begins, and then buek and aort it. feeding the injured corn to

Mttla and hrra as fast as they can con-

nmA it- Rnt if a larare Drooortion of

the ears are damaged, it will be advisa

ble to huBk it at once, selecting out that which is least injured and putting it Into

narrow, open cribs rail pens ao very IL In this condition most of tt will jwe, and especially if the weather in th early part of winter is cold and dry. Th t.m.rrol nnrtion should be spread

' on ir ttraw or hay in a ventilated mow.

a . there is more ox it tnau wm mao

a i.,. - inches deep, cover it wtttt a

layer of u."V atraw, a foot thick, and put

a second lavor of corn bove; and so

alternating atraw and corn, till all ia

stored. In thU way most of it will keep

till fed out. A I.tahtnlas: fetoa-TPb Charlotteavllle (VaJ Chronicle.

A gentleman from the country informs us that while coming to town in hia a few dava aeo his little son

causa nis u.uauu w m hv-.. - aaid ha saw in a window of the house

on TJni varsity avenue occupied by N. Q,

Clifton. He got down from his wagon and examine 3 the window, and found

upon a pane of glass an excellent photo-

erartb UKeness pi me iaio an.

k. mnthAr of Mrs. Clifton. The fa mi

had never noticed the picture, but recol

lected that many years ago Mrs. Bowyer, at th occnrrence of a severe storm,

while seated near the window, had been aomewhat shocked by lightning. Sever

al aimilar cases have been reported in

this country -

the

ce re-

friend, the

Thia

of KeenA. r

great otvnn,

m businAna

wstDflcni. ZZZZZ:

,".,. KUTO ana sim-

ita

one of thS hlZZZ l"""86- "e is

. r "uu "lost

uit llkC i'er nusband,a very gr-" illzir d many of my reaZn

iters m The f.

a rear or two ago, let

and very urr. Arizona.

English opeg U ?f

one of the most noted liv coStos? and her performanc i k IitJ.aItos-

have ftnttTeiatht this general n stage in

The tester ot many whn

. . . Kl i- ... "

lerea xronu teaitn canaaii h !

tte of lod. goea to prove that the

Dest rem matung the blood rich, red and p. fcr beautifying the com-

. msivm, pimpiea ana afltsea, for removing aches, Kta, rheumatisrp, etc, for

puwer or endurance, for ad strength tovery weak

way, m Lr. Ouysott's

Sarsaparilla. Its effect

ic every instance. N

als it. J oct22dw2w

t Tcartwa Jv.

na n rut ii

. rrtn tunJ be said of

"ggs- Uimie salve. whiA u .

Sol7 aff -d P- I

as J wuuuor ueaier. oatuxac

B L moneJ refunded.

Wampler. t mrchSOdawtf

eps Oiiraa Palace! by an impure I

Bca sold tn a year bv (V Dmaxiat of

Lsam

thaW

eleo

TOfl

The Place in Richmond

117 Dishes of Every. DescriDtionli

CHAMBEKSETS,DECOBATED.OR PLAINI

THE BEOT CILVER PLATED WARE!

Kntoe. Fart. Spoons. Curving Sets. Butcher Knives,

''"". j-mmvuTc, rases, v locks, Bronx

otafWTV, MAHtKing Glasses, Lamps, lanterns. Chandeliers, Coal Vases. Fire Sets, Polished Brass Goods, .,

Act Directly; on the Cmtu w Fwaa. ;

or thi HaABT. & m x MrVoaAaliISf I

ux xHUta tmpana Wor 10 tha naia

0(-

prUhUvt

xes

greater the official loss : inflicteS at least, cannot , .;,i

vect uo these

so widely as Keene ia a

aiiii Nn rrm 11 . .

"Pint that hr""Zi Lb"ith

in a Siniri f7i - "-"f ms mark

bott

aaVa-fcAA

lin. wPer"

came to Wall street anl.''," .ever

" 'VIIIIegea--hew6WtjB

for each f 100,000 that he has.

Hut Ciould is one of the ahrewdast and most successful speculators in the

world, and at the same tuna the oagan-

iar and nromofcor of atanandowa iaj ' ii Sj-i pilHf r r '- r 1 i r 1 -i.:i:i j 1

luences oi ma wunuenui uiuiy j class of men with which he has becotne

surrounded, and of whom he ia the leader. He is not afraid of great asso

ciates outshining him, and so well poised is his leadership that his staff is not

jealous of his supremacy, which is so naturally attained and so discreetly exercised as not to irritate those who ac

knowledge it. Keene is agile, needle-

witted, and bold in his operations; Gould is slow, patient, deliberate, broad and conscienceless in Mb. The Red Haa'a Weleeaae to VUlard.

Iron Bull, of the Crows, at the Spike. This is the last of it this is the last

thine for me to do. I am glad to see

vou are here, and cope my people 01

the Urow nation are giaa to see you,

too. There is a meaning in my part of the ceremony, and I understand it. The end of our lives is near at hand. The

davs of my people are almost num

bered ; already they are dropping off

like the ravs of sunlight in the western

skv. Of our once powerful nation

there are now but few left just a little

handful, and we, too, will soon be gone.

After the savace. though, has given

way to civilization, tne wanes win come. They will enjoy the same bright

skies, the same glad sunshine, : the leauteous mountains, lakes and rills, where once we delighted to roam. They 7ill probably live in it, populate it with the flowers of their race, but will they

forever remain in undisturbed posses-

Mem of this grand domain ? Who knows but that some race, at present unknown, will make its appearance and overpower and take away the land from them, too? Then, as the last chief of the pale face nation stands before the conqueror, will he bid him welcome to his all, to his home, to his life, to his very soul,

with more earnestness and with as much sincerity as his red brother welcomes him now ? I am glad to see yon

here. A Jadlcloaa Darkey. Texas Siftings.1

Old Uncle Mose had never been to

the theatre, but having struck up bills for a theatrical troupe and having re

ceived a - complimentary ticket to the gallery, he concluded to attend the performance. He went dressed up in his Sunday attire. He had not been inside of the theatre more than an hour when

he emercred shaking his head.

Dont you like the performance, old

man ?" sked the surprised doorkeeper.

"No, sah, I don't like dem perform

ances no way ye kin fix it. Whr. what a the matter?"

Xuflin much, 'ceptin a 'ornan on de platfnm got to t&lkin' Txmt family 'fairs wid de husband ob anudder 'oman, an

I didn't perpose to stay. My ola marster in Virginnv got shot plum ter

pieces for doing dat berry foolishness

lars aliens trouble whar dat 'sort ob foolishness is gwine on, an' Ise a judishus nigger, I is. I don't want ter be shot in de leg by mistake, or be brunged up as a witness in de case when it strikes de courts."

generation --.-

In talking with a member of the Ab-

paid a verV ZZTr."'-. he

jous princes and h plnS met to thom tu cf ,ln9fe m adher-

with whom .hrrtaTW' billed to o. T.t T.8 deling. waa

e had nn . 1 T,th which and that was tW fainted

vertise.1 tnr T" "'"'"fir as ad

The

world.

burns.

lever

do.

B,kl'aria

crtteat medical wonder of the farrantad to speedily cure

cuts, ulcers, salt rhemn.

aora. can mm mm, hiiMi

form "v . ry - .f-!

Z: t"ppeo- nanos and all akin sruptiona. Bmnnij t :

instance, otmeney refunded. 80 cento POT OOX. kir aala vm A M T -1 a

"J M. XJ1 uu.rM u

. 1 dwtf

SO ESLaalZET STELEET.

Fall

SeeTiin. k vr.r ",J .evening. Mrs

An nffirr in & RnMiui recixnent of

Uentenant Kondinoff. has in

vented an instrument for the certain and easy Interception of telegraph messages In time of war. The wire from which it is desired to steal a dispatch, is cut and

promptly joined to a small box containing the new machine. It tbew immediately transmits the message to a of

nwr which can be read upon the spot

or seat to headquarter. The box. which I welshs only about seven pwunda, also I

Sunday

a leading part, refused

ho-'.

ftnmnrfr? (k. .

billed to appear in an Indiana city

rhTnSJUaW ms4

t-i lflfl Whon u ith it. as sua wouiiln

travel with a troupe that did not respect the Sabbath. I

beginning-rfcr

ADDotta. i She

Tk .

messes, cina-. 1!

ail garments on hn snw...n-

With r- .

- "ia uyes. fashionable

"" wmy iuc. Go to A.O. luken ft Co. for Mr.

mm an' Mm JfUa w yorbruzht-

ness and durabilik of color, are unequal-a-Color from i to 5 pounds, rhrections in Xurliah tuA ni im

a r , saJe waolesale and retail at . O. i.uken A Co. a. fhl atf

and Winter Woolens

BECB1TED AT

J. SBITEBT & BROS,

VIHB OLD AsTD KEUABTaE Cepclhiant Tailors

No. 616 MAIN STREET.

OT" Wm soHett .iaptioii.' and WiESAOT oar worklfolbe'stvlish wU mads, ud mm reasonable in vriea mm 4 J ' tyma

Proved a Rlsr r.m.hi

ay tt as magical j

aln kUling and healing

Hl E.aat Chance. New York Journal. As Mr. Torperman threw himself on

the sofa last Monday evening, and took

up the evening paper, his wife said to him : "Charles, I went to a wedding to-day-" . . ' .

"Did you, indeed r ' said ne. - nom

lid you marry?" -. - .

"V hat an idea ! x saw m coupie marled in church." ' " : j "Oh." - ' ' i : "Yes. They were married according to the latest fashion." "The latest fashion? What is that? For the bride and groom to give presents to all the guests ? "What did jou get?" "No, no. I mean the latest fashion in regard to entering the church. Formerly you know the bride and groom both came down the same aisle. Sow, when the couple leave the carriage at the entrance of the church, the bride comes down the aisle followed by her maids,' but the groom goes round the corner, comes in at the side door, and meets the bride at the altar." "What's that? Do you say that the groom goes around - the - corner and comes in at the side door?" "Yes, dear." ' '- "That's a splendid idea." ' ! -Why?" .. &i, 'lit: ! 'Cause it gives Mm a good chance oget away." lied fader Coavietlon- f pfrew York. World. . , An English clergyman recently talked his dog to death., The animal had killed two hens on a Sunday, but buried them insufficiently, which imprudence led to his detection. The clergyman grasped the situation with' a ; firm mind, and instead of soundly drubbing him a punishment which charitably inclined people would have advised took . the brute into his study and preached a new sermon something of a masterpiece, by the. way on Vicious Propensities." There was no one to intercede between the hapless canine and his cruel tormentor. The discourse occupied in its delivery just seventytwo minutes. After its conclusion the orator complacently anticipated the sensation it would produce on his Congregation the next Sabbath, and went away to another .town to transact some necessary business. When he returned he learned that the dog was dead. The simple-minded minister was thunderstruck at the deadly effect of ' bis burning reproof. "Remorse," he said, impressively, "has killed my dog." Ciiaats la Tkeee IaysSoientific American. r;

A party of Italian scientists have just returned" from an -expedition to the south Pacific, having proved to their own satisfaction that a race of giants

once existed in Patagonia. In wander

ing over Terra del Fuego they found human bones of marvelously large size.

r Wife's Servwas Artaclaa. "We had ceased to hope that my wife's nervosa affection could be cured," writes Rev J. A. Edie, of Beaver, Pa aHaay physicians failed to do her good, but

Samaritan Nervine has cured her." Ati

legists. o taflm,w,fS)W

Infallible.

contains an instrument for sending false I Bet for fever answers to the enemy. f nstipsa-.

waa Wra m

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error f

and indiscretions of youth, nervous

ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac,

I will send a recipe that will cure vou, nam err CEtasa, j This great remedy was discovered bv a saiasieaarv in South

D, How York City.

oct7dwtf

tiuken & Co.

lesalf and retail, by A.

w like the echo ia the human sva. If we speak kindiytie echoYT,

Xlia Ecfeto.

How

xenv 11 we speaa hwj the echo

aweia iiaowiao. ii ire care for nn. .

torn we have good htalth. if . m Tl " "

1... w 1nn .ti ' , "ro

" - iu aeaiin. for all troubles of the aoaach, lirer. blood

or kidneys, use Di Jones Red Clover j

t onic 11 speeauy aics dyspepsia, cos-1

TcucBB, uKi Lncai.il, jaca, pimples, ague and malaria disease tor appetite, low

apinu, neaaacne, anaiaaea the general

health excellent, u be taken by the

most aeucate. nuw cents. 01 J. M.

W ampler. 4

sell vmi wi" ntttfi

,flon MM ttfao l&oy aro all gono.

o Mam sJ;:-,EVER co..

- w

U.TOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,1

ww awa Atom ot iixtn. eucixmi, ottio. TjJS attention to their tnctc of Ti aaaa.

alli'si-rTr4 Koi,. UnlmraL Tlianwi5S3

1st

ter. a umors. SmJ nammm, 1 Scald Hamd. Sores. JTsvrciuzavI

Diseases,- femUmt 1 swsorsw and IrrernJArttiesi ZHMxtnesa.

Loss of Appetite, Jumnaioe,

Aziecizons or xmw iinsn xncu-a

-in n. BJJoasness, Djrspmp-

Direction ia Oeva language m., r I

. vv.a.... .Pkeusirf Was ntM'sU KlaValaV MJWJ

Klcluuoncl, Ind.

Wsi aucws. w aUwWuactr.-

A Police aa

D. F. Oollins, 1

seventh ward. Ret

way: "Suffered se

tism; nothing didm

Thomas Kclectnc O

recommend it.

Sold, wholesale

Luen A Co.

IVp. '

ember of police.

Pa. talks thia

ly from rheuaia-

good till I tried

I It is a pleasure to

retail, by A. G

Before another oomea get a polioy on your property It coats; but little. Call on W, H. BRADBURY & CON.

Insurance Agents, 730 Main street, up stairs.

TKLKBVBJONB MO. ISd.

Tbowaavaidkaw so.

Mr. T. W. AtkinOirard, Kansas

writes: "I never hesia to recommend

your Electric Bitters, my customer.

they give entire sa taction, and are

rapid sellers." led Bitters are the

purest and best meine known and

will positively cure idney sad layer complaints. Purify tblood and regulate the bowels. Ndmily can afford to be without themfhey will save hundreds of dollars doctor's bills

Hold at tmy cents it by A. O. Lu

ken & Co. 1 a

Look sharp when yoti breaks out

in pimpiea, ana uas knnB Sulphur

ounp. 1 :

HiU's Hair Dye, blaor brown, 60c. Colden's Liqmd Beeftmic ia amira.

Diy an spied lor remaisi I elicate health.

uoiaen s; nootner. it legists.

BAD, BAD, BAD BIX)OD.s Some blood is bad because if is jpoor and weak. Some is bad because t contains impurities. Some men have such bad blood that the wonder is it does not poison the mosquitoes who come to bite them. - m.. . - The rich red color of p-ood blood is fltt'intr trt tVi iron -u.'!iwf, To rrvioAf

rSlood which has not enoueh iron in it is alwavs unsati;farrrrv Tb

son in whose veins it circulates cannot be said to enjoy good health. The efforts of expert chemists to nroduce

can be assimilated with the blood have resulted m that rWw nrnorof;rtrt

, s f . VLaMOMVU wmcn is an important part of Brown's Iron Bitters. It U tb

which freely enters into the blood. It is the only one which accomplishes the desired good. - QfQjssi uy. --, . Weak, poor, thin blood mav lie yrmrV tw4i mvl cfmn rr mA Tmm,

blood may be purified bythe use of that Great Iron Mechcine, Brown's

4run tuners, f 3 .

--. Advteat sa

Are you disturbed sWt and broken

of your rest by airkp tr in

crying with Dam of

so, send at once and a

WncsLow's 8ooTHnr

vbxs Tdthth o

ble. It will relieve Oboor Utile sufferer immediately, bend upon it,

teeth!

j bottle of Mns.

xr tok jmw

Its 4e is mcalcuhv a.A aa.L

Dean fie.

Persons whose lungs are imDaired. or

who have throat diseases should not bo

to the sea shore, as the air is always poi

sonous to such troubles. L'se Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure, which cares these

troubles of the throat, lanes snd bron-

manentfy. Tfiai' uOku..- 1 1 .y

Wide AwakeDrofguia

A. O. Lukea ds Co. are always

alive to their bus mesa, and spare no pains to secure the best of every article in their line. They have secured the sgencv ior the celebrated Dr. King's new discovery

for consnmption. The only certain cure

Wampler.

Trii

my. lAstsaT

fcmin women have won a

facial beauty, a. nne

makes one haBdsome, even

affection Of IM Utl

on a positive guarantee.

free. Regular size ni.w.

(wm Cataxbh I have suffered

a-Am chronic catarrh Six weeks

I"" . . , 1- i a

uo X was inaacea m uj

iteuex

Ia tha bat oombtnatiea mtltte

CHOICEST LEAF. PUREST SWEETECSSS3L DELICIOUS nJkVGSJm" t la aaaQoaUj.'and la tha '

AMERICAN CflEtf

a tut Ail xvi Li, coirvmoa TOT That the Old Favorite W I G-WAI2 And the Ifew Favorit .; 71de .r tha be' 8HOK ISO TOS AOOOS m the iay. , ,

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TODACCO CHEWCRQ A REWARD

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CHEWINC TODACCO

TO BE GIVEN AWAY:

;kt roirimt.n

tamed wiU recciw U fin

tnd other

teputauoa ior

5mPrrot of perfect mould.

mowers, tnere is no wit aoou . tnongn - .r." .r ji-vii. .dcd I "- TZZ. cures dysintery and dlaaa, regulates ,nrdock Blood Bitter. "T continued use hss resulted iJaJan W mT wind circnlatiosv and so giya the skin a -8 sL Green

clearness ana mwui s

uinaDie. . . a n.

f.-ta - - - - mn ipwi i v, - -

DU1U, w

LnkenAOo.

to try Ily s uream

inatantaneous. ana

cures

mile anftena the irnmsJdaces innasa

mation, and gives tone! energy to w whnlA mitem. Mbb. 'WaXOW'S SOOTH-

nto Strut rom Csnavs Tkbwhi to

niaaaant tn the taata. anti the Dieacrip-

tdon cf one of the oldesjnd best female nhvaiciana and narsBSkt the United

fttatea. and U for sale I all druggists

throughout the world, bice 99 cents a

bottle. mspdm.wawtf Fly MetL

Has been using your Bxtock Blood Bit

ters as a liver remedy, find them very efficacious." Charles 1 Ainsworth, 41

Vanca Block. Indiaaaoaa Ind.

Sold, wholesale andfetaiL by A. G

Laken x Co. i

er. Steamboat Co , CattakllL. N. Y.

I have been a severe sufferer fmca

w-L .911, - " . .

Utem by mail, bww iMweadmr Hth aa4 Swawtaaal XYIlMi-X V MfCAIXAT TOBACCO CSV MU'I'H'I'OWK. Q1Q. . , rarCvt adtfrm a aad aaaTc aa BawtSaaaa n t THE FINEST P0UJI0 FlUG EVER BUDE. 8 vou LMro-zoo-ioo. I Hsllsa! Ck brTiag Wlj aaawWa

..a -a I

tarrh for the past fifteen T??r . ain over mv eves. Gradually

uajiTiracirioi TWBI"M Aa22

arav m

v are in a miserable conditl

.v naiiiA. and nervous. Ton

Tu" .TZZZ r7hT not enioy your

can "f . , wrtKU

wmaiBB " : - RnWlaek

at the druggists " -ri"T7

Blood Bitters- rney wiu J a Va- JS a WaalfllaTa

ueaiui .a.i w. a 1

ci a aWiiasM uo laau. m. v.

DOlU,

Laken 0o. -

the disease woraea aow j - About a year and a half ago I com

menced ruing Ely's .wetm-;"'"

most gratifying resuiM, ana

apparentiy eureo. - " land, Vt.

My daughter and myself, great suner-1 ajrrj TUB.

a from catarrh, have teen curea

Raim. Mv sense OI

SpaWaad

BUSlVfi

TTavn tried Thomas' Kclsctric Oil for

. ,a a mmA is rlaa beat

eroup ana coma, -- - , t ia mv fasailv. Wsa

tn, islammation, all I Kay. 510 Plymouth av-, Buffalo, N. Y.

-adnev and TTn'n o ,.5 n I suid. wholsssVs ana irssu, y

by -BuchuWbefr""" . Lukeaft Co.

Viola stsastsmnm

jjtt, . - . IT.'... j4a

restored ana neaim gramuj """"'iTv w a. 1 aaarrhant. Ithaca. H-

to use. Price oq cents. jan36dm,w,fwtt

BTsaaOonj-saS

j , M ira- THK aai

BaUala, IS. w.

Is three

fl.

before

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