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THB DURHAM RECORDER. E. C. HAKNEY, PROPRIETOR WEDNESDAY, Jane 5, 1895. DITOHHL OPINIONS. That was more than a joke when Chauncey Depew told the dis tinguished presidential guests that, if none of them would take the place, he might fill the breach !,im;plf. News and Observer. We have no suggestions to offer the oresident. and wouldn't offer them if we had, but incidentally r will remark that the talents and accomplishments of " Hon, William L. Wilson, of West Vir einia, seem to us to be much bet ter suited for the office of secretary of state than for that of postmaster general. Danville Register. We have written nothing of the recent decision ot the United States supreme court in the case nfDehs. We take little stock in the present court, and its decis ions are quite as apt to be wrong as right. Debs goes to jail, but the decision is alarmingly sweep ing and dangerous and unworthy ol any court in which alleged democrats sit. It not only strikes do wn the possibility of future rail road strikes, but it strikes down the rights of states and sets up gigantic ' central power with the authority of a despot. w iming ton Messenger The young lady who ran for at torney general in Montana and was defeated is about to marry her ' successful competitor. Even' in politics, when a woman will she will, vou manv depend on't Raleigh Visitor. x SW MEWS. Washington Progress: The case against the Bath rioters was completed yesterday. Wiley Pitts and Charles Stewart entered a submission. The jury found a verdict of gnilty against the oth ors, Geo'ge Whitehead, Frank Clark and D. F. Havens. The court had not passed judgment upon them at this writing. It is not a penitentiary offense,however, and they will get off with a term in the county jail. . Raleigh Press: John B. Mc- Cormack, an intelligent looking white man was.brought to the pen itentiary today from Kobeson coun ty to serve ont a 15 years sentence for manslaughter. He is said to worth good property and to have come of a very eood family. Tha cumber of tersons who were brought here by the rail ways for May 20th ceremonies in now known accurate! j, and was 16,o00. The Visitor's est mate was 15,000. Ra'eih Vis itor. Dr. Dwight M. Styron, young man of this city, who, a few weets ago, began to learn the machinists trade at the A & N . C. R. R. shops met with the misfortune yesterday of getting three fingers of bit right hand caught in the cogs of a machine at which be was working. They were mangled so that Drs. DuguiJ and Prim rose, who dressed the band, had ' to remote the first joint of one finger. It is expected tosat tie others. Mr. Styron has the sympathy of his friends, and they are glad that the result were no worse. New Berne Journal. A a oak tree at Windsor Castle is over AO years old. History bays that William the ton querer many time admired it, A sour swamp that has been drained, but refuses to yield may be made a garden of pro ductiveness by applying ashes and lime. It is announced that tro ex am pies of the Polar hare bav juot been added to the collection of the Zoological Society, joti don. The letters in th various at phabets of the world vary from It lo 212 Incumber. The Sand vrich Island alphabet has 12 theTarUrian 212. The (oogr.'gational minister at Koula, Scotland, Las a salary of i-f m, and the pastor of liar rar never had a bigger salary than I lib. It is said that London has 00 fewer than lo.oor) professiona. musicians of various grades, and that more than hall of them are wotn?n. The nursery trycicle lias op peared in London. It contains two seals, no for the mistress and one for tho maid and her charge, and has two pairs of pedals. Edward F. Seniles, husband of the late millionaire, Mrs. Mark Ilipkins, has given the and neided for a public pant and athletic gnuuds for the town of Harrington, Mass. Among the Alabama fxhil its in the negro department of the Atlanta exposition will be an original musical produciion for a brass band, extitled "Atlanta Exposit'on Quickstep." It is the work of two of the negro musical teachers in theTuske gee Normal and Industrial in stitute. Do6ton has an unique exhibi (ion in the shape of lilacs, which is probably the largest ever seen in this count! y. The collection contains from 125 t 150 varieties of Syringa vul ?aris, wHch have been obtain d from all parts of the world. The display includes ev.rj known species of this fragrant flower in cultivation. Williams Bound Over. Everett Williams, the negro arreted in Raleigh Friday by Officer Scruggs for breaking Into Lloyd's hardware store and brought to this city, was tried yes terday morning before. Mayor Peay 01 two charses, one for stealing a'jristol from Ssm Lanier, and the other foi brealinr into Mr. Lloyd's store. H was bound over to the superior court it each case in the sum of $100. The case of the Durham Consolidated Land and Improvement company (appel lant) r. William A. Guthrie et at. was decided iu the supreme court at Raleigh Friday, the judgment of the lower court being affirmed. Good Cuba molasses at m r In. Hern Tlowt cloti & isagweu s. iixie heap. ruar-1? PriitoMwf. -"- "'? EHHYROYAL PILLS Hi 44t M MMbt. mdm$ w Sunnyside FLORA! NURSERY. JAMES H. LAMBE. PBOPRIETOR. FayetteYille, N. C. We have Magnolia, Grand flora, Cape Jasmines, Poses Tuberoses bulbs 25 cents per dozen. Extra fine Gladiolm bulbs 35 to Is cents per dozen. EVEROREENS. Ilfdze Plants. Greenhoust and bedd'nir tlants, Calidimni bulb from 5 to 15 cents each. THOMAS WATTS, M ttl Siles StaMes, Durham.. N. C.2 Keeps -on hand a large number of HORSES ASD flULES wlikh will le sold at reason able prices. Call and ex amine, ap 3 dentist JVl. H.P.CLARK OlfeM his prul4i(?nnl wrv iee to the nopIe f 1urhan and Mirroundihg countn r every clepartrneiit of feilsjl trv, Offkt Oitr Wyalt a Harness Shop Iturklrn'a Arnica Mult. The Beat Salve in the worl for I tits, Bruises, Sores, Ulcr Salt Rheum, Fever 8orrs, Tet ter, ChapM hands, Chilblains. Corns and Bkio Irruptions, anC positivet Cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed U give perf-ct satisfaction, ot money refunded. Price 25 cent per box. For eale by II. Black-nail & on, uamam, a. u. lEXFEGTAHT w. Offer Vou REftbDV Which MOTHERS. 5 INSURES SWt y . I.llc to Mot fl ood ChlW. "MOTHERS' FRIEND" ' Robs Confinement of Its Pain, Horror and Risk. u. -11. ...nil lairrilKKS FBI WW" be- I torn 'birth ot her Urst child. HIM did so l ...it.. .... l'MiMIKr PUNK HUOaUH'KlT 1 ralutveu nneoriiioi uonr .uum.... Utile oho hud no pains atusrward and her I recovery win rapid. Sent 1 Mall or F.xprfns, On reeelpt of: Hlrr, 1.00 pw kttttlo. Boon "TO mow I ttn "limn", reo. HKtnilKI.lt UKGUMTOK CO., Atlanta, tin. SOU) BT All BtVOMRS, CHEAPEST CARRIAGE " Ever brought to Durham. ON LtJ $5 Royall & Borden, MILES GOODWIN, Manager. Reducing Prices. fi.Mdoneola Shoes a dandy for75c: $1 men's soft dongola Shoes i.5; Sli yers ball price ana tesa- pins ica paper 15c seamlesi and staimless Hose ijc or .wo pair lor sc; 15c stainless nose, v iry pair warranted stainless, locor thre! ir for ac: 10c black Hose only sc. anderchiefs only 5c; M'inch Towel mly 9c; Ribbons and Laces reduced : per cent cheaper than ever to make J. L,. Cole & Co. world renowned; Silk and Kid Gloves Come om, come all, and rtt your l . v ftt your heart's desire in a feast of bar ours truly. L. COLE & CO'S, ahult-wl atxl Rptfll Nw Yiirk Rarki-t Won I ulcrtwyvn um i ooenriwn in sii. JAPANESE CURE Bom M OimmoI 4 - CT?i2 ,2 aTOTrSr.y.--as.!! to cur m cw, !? JAPANESE I&1 OINTMENT, 2 Sc. a BW. lrsrM. rim Sarau. W. M. YEAUBV, Dniggi-t. TASTELESS HDLL TQNIE it iurr as cooo ro adults. WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts oitATti. i txa Hot. a, m. l4 rmr, VmIs AC For ale l,yV, M. Itch on human, mange on torse, dogs and all stock, curef o 30 minutes by. uoolfordi lanitar l)tioa. I hi never fails. Sold by lk-art t fc Farth log, urugjist, Cases of 40 years Landing nen operations have failed have been cure I by Japanese rue iure. uuarantnd br v sac? ffW.rtf lfATA - j Ikm ana mhtfAt 1 1 is rM In n omtt M i f;V- jlL&r ' Aassir.C4M ses ,...'..1; , Mexican Mustang Lini ment Sprain cured and crutches thrown ; away. Bad Gall on his horse's neck cured if 1 3 days. SPRING And our stock of new spring pood is here - now also and we are offering thorn cheaper than ever before. Big pHee; will not do these times when even ihe wealthy cannot afford 1 to waste their money, and the every dollar ami penny. Kead Compare Prces. Fruit of the Loom Bleaching only 7 cts, yard worth 10c . Cot'on Checks only 31 eta yard worth 05 cents. Cotton Plow Lines only 05 cts, worth iO cts. 36 inch cashmere only 121 cts yard, worth 20 cents. Bed Ticking only 71 cts yard, worth 10 cents. Satteens only 8i cents yard, worth 121 cents. Spool thread only 01 cent 200 yards on a spool. 300 Pins only 01 cent. . 10 Slat poncils only 01 cent. HATS and Shoes. We keep a larB't stock of Shoes and Hats from 25 CENT UP Al) Wool Shwls, large size 65 cents up. Nice White Table Damask only 25 cents yard worth 50c. 50 Envelopes only C5 cents 24 Sheets Paper only 021 cents. t . School Crayons only 08 cents Box, worth 15 cents. When you eome to Durham bd sure and give us a call le- bre buving elsewhere. Our the smallest purses, dive us an 1 ours tor Leading Racket Store. E. A. G. Mi M of fit, Business Opposite llaws." Y. ("ash Buggies Phaetons. C. P. HOVERTON. Stocr, He fdlttte in acbange old leblciles. Prices tie LOWEST, OYSTER DEALER FINE OLD PLANTS AND Select dx--l!)-;m. HHIS 1STKE BfctT , Z A Sim. For Sate by S. to a. j.a i ... fel l' 1 AiS WANHOODnESTOREDIV'M- LlVCaiC1,,,i " -amna-nia. Ira'nTiiffrj ,ni if"' " 1 f" aawk ltnrna.,.C,sy py. M. rauttl viiuihi v., tfun, 11, iron, Loh Mfj.'''., Vrooklyn, .A", r , . OrtnUemen! For fifteen yew a I have used Mexican Mustang Liniment, and I ; .consider It the best lini ment on aorth ; I am never w .thoutit. I recently used it on a bad gall Jon my hor e'a neek and it cured it in three day. I hail, also, a r d sprain in my leg and had to urn crutches several ' days, As soon a I began to use Mustang Liniment I felt relief, and in a few clays wan entirely well. I rec nmeud it to any one nestling a liniment for boraea or f w self, with confidence that 'they will get their mow s worth. Yours, . JNO, Jt, HUTCU1NG8. Of Carrington & Hut coinga, , ' ; Prop's of Ream' Warehouse, Durham, N. C. Is Here, poor require double dutyol and price are so low they will uit early visit and be convinced business, Moffitt. Proprietor. Manager, More. DU1UIAM, N. C. Has in stock thefineU line of LliUfifilFAATini A;i:sriiArroxs, SL'KIlYiS, Ac, ever 1 fore offi red in the cih Call -and examine li. DEPOT, STflEIT.iaiK.lfl IN niir-iii?T Oysters. V. L. DOUGLAS !SIQERE W. L. Douglas f "3 end t4 ''"'l rmum, ttMmt it, ,.:tu . S ruur .mid m.i, tvmm. vl C r'M ra . . l .sum ir, . .11 M .... n 11,12 W. l4.li M four "i"!- c.4 pirai, - it Trr.,.i -r". ii.w. Mr3. B. Dovlo. ? ? tala-rtl. Ta-Kfca, W. ' . r .wraowiaa... ... Magnificent Exhibit UP-T0-DftTe IillinerY la the Talk of the Town. No such stock wss ever bef ire sliowi. here, and the immense business we have already i!one is evidence- of the appre ciation the ladies havs of our efforts to introduce the latest and most popular Parisian :; Styles All orders left with us receive prompt attention, ana penect satisiaction is assured. HISS MINNIE JENKINS & CO MAIN STHfiBT S..A.L. SSBBa4MSmM Betweca Durham and Hendetnoa. Korfolk ftichtnond. Wafttiiurtou. Haliiiuorc. PlnUtlel phiaaud tttw Vvitlt. an-l Blno; alw) Kalrixh Charlotte, WUni'Uh'toii, Monro. Cheairr. i.rrro nod, aidcim, Alunia aud all omnia booth aiK Weat. ., .... ial1v Ba. Sunday. N I ootid I 8. Rouad. ;o iv j No 41, l.v ' i W a'ui Ar 4 up a Ar it j1 p in L 1 ji Ar 1 jj p m 1.ti jj p n At 1 . ;ti im yurliain. liendtrraou .... tittrrll ''rankliuton . utaliurM... . Ar j 10 ' I. 11 15 a a . Ar ; i u L Jt 4 pa . Ar a as " Lr' 1 ij " . Ar 4. ' L It 4 .'Ar, S4 s (Ar 4 ' L to 5 '" .. Ar 4 " I.t M JD .Ar i 14 " l.v J4 . Al 1 s L 10 . Ar loo " IL too " A'akc Varrra FUlna Jtllrton Vrhloa oyr.ina 'ranklia ... ., uirolk ....... HH-taiiiouth ... oriolk. lrrhur(A.C.I,') Ar sjo """( 5 " lichraoad !Ar ij " u ia a washinxtoa ( r r) Ar 11 w h.. 41 - laiumucr j Ar 11 l in l i v 'hiladrlphla " Ar 4 " l.r 11 01 pa ATLANTA 8PRCIAL. I Wo, aoj. I No. 40a Srw Orkaut Ar Atlanla.... l. Macoa j Athrna 10 10 a f Sa oj pa $ J pa joj ptw 11 a p m w ji a m. J7 swi 5 i"' 4 wi p na 7 10 a la ! as p M 4 M S IU a v a m ' a as p at 11 as a at 11 aj a m apa Ti P 4 41 p an "" Creraanwd heatei... I Moo roe I 45 P a Charlotte I 7 55P harlntoa . . , : ' a xp 11 11 p a Aouthera Mac...' KalciKh ! Durhaia ........ . Hrnderaooj.M... i Wel'lon .! Norfolk I .. s s a 1 !U a 4 J s Uu rrtentHiri.. ... 'lurhoHmu........ s 40 s a aakiairtoa) 10 4 s at Baltimore I philadrlphia j .Hew York i 11 a a pa -f yr tloa. rl and 401 SoHd pmllmaa Vealibalt Train txnveea WstlnnKioa and Atlaala. Traiaa 01 and 41 have through aierperahetarect a-rkloa aad Ke Votk. No. tit makra cloae coaaeeUoai at pnrUmnatl tth Hay ljn far Palnaiar old Dor laaue 4eamer (or New Vmk rrerv day ia the week rarept Friday. Uith Mrrrhaot and Niam Uae lor SuMoa and Prondrare rtry day la th vvt-s varrpc i ueMiay ana 1 nurmur. ,at lorlotK aa l Waabiagtoa 8. a. Coaapaayd 'o Waahiairtoa ' , na ,t dnoreooaerUoa at rhrrham wtk train eolaf weat aa a. il. null tad. rot lurtntr iai.ffmaiioa in reKad to eanaae e c. opp 1 j k i,vaatbaai, agent. Ur JOHN II. a INI.HB. General ataaaier T. I. ANUtCUfclS i P. A K. MT. JOIf nccpnatdeat TI.AMIC AXl DAXVIM.E KAII.WAT. 8 hcetiie Is rAVri July L mt. o. I. l-allj, w a m tai a . . a m at a at tan 10 lit a aa 10 it s m w m a m I Mm 1 h mm Hi a! am 11 In a as IIAla llllin II a m II a a at II m a m . .. p m : I.' I.. r ia 'lflp I ' II M , II p m I Ilia I Din 1 U p at I win I JkVpaa 1 w p m t ! Um 2 ia 3 M p M a m p m r p m I i p m a a a 47 p m a iiii pm 4 m p m p at 4 M p m IKlR pa Nat I". Ill rVtMIHMlh, Nnii..k. ir". rrj), Norfolk. f liuri'hiaii.1. ' H).m-ra Ufll, kvnmon, WiH.ik. I ofa Uind, ll.lUn-ll Ki..l. Pmiiklia, Pita, I urtlaiid. I iroa. Irrnryblln. j A'lam. tttinm nwa plain, i. K J um turn, K-lttaod, l-imainl Hhavle. Mar''irt 1 laa,i,..llle, I M'lUl li -or, bri.ltuti, lai. n-.uk mn, I ( Irtrl, liwmlilv, ri..r.i.rt, I fk.rltl. Homlo Jonrlhiai, Niwi. lrtfillnlt h rutin. l.i in r u. 4 ipa 4 " 4 p at a V n 4 asp s p a I tips Inia IJlpa ill pa Saapa S 'J p m z p s .1 p a ton 1 is I a II4II ft P a 14 at . a at u at pa li pa r 1; a II a at II Ja m II Its a II man, l v. s ai Int. a at k(i tit am a P ia a a. h'rf-an : 1 a a lia a m Ilia ttsa war.. lr..lU All.. I nanlntham, Bi-mom, Miltoa. It law h, iwutl.la. fOSXtflOXf. , Al felMd nllk Altantlrriatat l.toa R Rla .td li'rir. i...l.ri.K Wlln.inri.in. He AIJ. (.- ltd Kh-hnndHl and Imntille lull. nd lr rwarHty,lial.4il, llcarlnraua. Iiurhaaa. IUh-UIi. ftr, - AlN..rf.JkltlHhir.Y.P.and Rail... .3;,.. 1" 'T n't ' ! and pt4i.wii.xiti atiniHJ l,h,m o..i.l Inali ll. Z . " nn-i m. t ooa ""1 ntid oii.it. J aa ki.J...T ..... r2 ... - . n-onwi ttn in aiea.iii i t. . . .... . A A - - ,. WI f l Ml"". I'-a vnn ,H , irJf?1 ,",""hlP for all i-rtnu Ta.h 0" and Mmth. II A. R Kallvay e,nnpan tllway e.nnnan'f ateantep fl, hi"-n..a anSX"lk. irrl kncriifr beta HI DariiamN. C. AH jkthohs ilVnlriiijj flrt clanH jiicturcs nn ri-ftifMtl Uiviittny p'l ry vtr A. (J. KHioU' nlfirc on Main Htntt amttxamiiH! my vork and prices. iar.I3 fiiii 5' '"of - SOUTH KUN BAIUVaT asms UAva aALiuuii. m. c. ( Dll.V, CONNItCT-. ai nrpeiiiro, for ikiIih. v .! Huuth, .ill" Wi,lJ1 l' Hum on the Nor(h.wB1,iJ?l,u',"a tr.iliim Kuilriiwi. At Huli.u ?""' Knivil, Tmiii., 'liwtiin"i wenlnru iulM; st Clwri.,11.. Uliarwiilmricuiveiivlll, Atl."; J"r ktiits auil sil'puluu youth ' Au :i0 A. M. usiijr f:lrkvllleiiiil Keysvll!,;,,:?; tlaya. At UrwtiUim. kin. ik..1.." Sun. ll.lniitll, nl tl. New Vrk .W1 h-)rl.Uhorl Line , HmltM ) ," .11 iK.h.l, North, slid with m . ". ! tm 11 No. li for lMnvlll, y m ' 1 sua liit.'rinHlo Iikoi MAti,',,,!11''"' hiuivoiimi'tton for V liniUiu-tl..i' with nu.li! Hue train N,t J.ln."'rt for .Clirlotl, Hiwrlanhiiri,. ,1 i'1'1 vlllc. AII.hu sii.1 sll iKiinti 1 rtevHiiimli, Jui'lmouvllle anil all in Morl-U, Wwpi,,, ., fc,'Jfi .liu'liwiiivlllo sinl si Churlotta mut osrfor Aiikukia. " CimiifM-ustriolma for Ftiv(ttvii. Slid liilcruiolliilv atatlnna oil I hi? U11 win A KnyelU-vllle itliiirt rut, (lolilnlioro for Nfwlum aixl ilncvi,, Ciljr, dally rxii-pt fcuinlny,, f, .77 InlnittiKi and InlrmmliaUj .tallim... Uie w K. K. tlally. vu"a 4:10 JUally J From GoliUlwro and point, Vj,, t Tonnrrli at Pnrham for OxfoM i 0larkvlll, Vlrvlnia imlnuand Hli k Irnond, imiijr 1.02 AM t x nun Uwl natliui. .1 Hallniadarrlvnai CSAIKI 4BIIIVI AT Uli,ll. S. -. 1.0 f M Itally Halle lmily Knun Nrn York. I'lillailelphla. W.h. Iivnii, lllchuionil. int'i.alairn , imlnta north ami MHilh. rrotu tiioetiMlMiromid all fuilntati. rtk niHl aoiitli. Hleepiiia'at.r lirwtHUa. to Ualolith. From (iolilJxirit, From HohMioni. lltiilntton y. ortevillbawl all point in aaaieni ( ant Una. aio I'M From IHiruain, Oxford, rlarkavllw. Va., fulnu and Klrhnnmd. a tout boiiuuiru atui all minia r I I "ally Hun pitllioanoaraon afu-mnon train from R.ut.w to lireeiudairo.awl an anirnlng train IrtMataneaa torn. iMMiMe dully train, britreeti Ralelith.rharlotta iml AtlatiUa. Unit k tlim-t niiraiwllrd ar'.a..u lalloil. C. I. Ilopklna, T P A, rhariotte. W. 0. . Ml nr. w. A.Tiaa Trartir Kanasvr, lien, htm Art V. lliiSttN, Wa.hlustva.Lc lenentl Maiatrer tkaalera liysleta.) ISAVES-ITKHAM, If. C. 7 00 Dailr, fi 00 am Daily ox r t Sunday for Lyocbl urg and ocal stations. i rrive Lyncbburg (Union Sta ions) 11 ii am., 3 3tf pro. Lr. Lynchburg for Durham 2 45 jm, Daily 6 2a am.. Daily except Sunday. WEST-BOUSD. liati lyxchbiro iuar. 50 San. for K.atmAe, tiatliafil, iik! 1'oralKAjta. alao finr kakf a.U aa4 :ajlastim Winnloa-Kaieoji lliriaioa, anj acKs at fliaola nj a""., W aaia(. ' nwl C'hs'.Uaatr Uaittetl ii all potBM tairfh ad . at a Bristcal. I'nUnian alerp. KoaouU to Man fJuaaiitt NewUrlaarav Otiunx car alia. kl. a j pa l.sil, -THa (liaaart CspnV w? RamiVr, I luiTieid.F tahw tan, k aas, !lnnjlna and CbuNf". Itillmaa Hufln uWiier Korouka to (VuniUat aUlioul fiaiu;. t;unr.stta at iUdlanl M llnavd, Kaoir.l a, ( liallanor-ga a-t btrrnwalUit nu PullinaaMeejiAi fcadidtl la r.baa atw v Arrive Lynchburg Daily from, the West. 12:30 a. m., 1:30 p.m. tA8TrlOCD-LATI UVWataW daily t 43 P1 6 Himiavt, iNariaaar; sno) imi IVtrM-BX st5 4$n, ounwMtBiiN Hr ) nl rtirr.lH.rt a. r al rr tins; In KwainianJ st7 00 panx arrira Vifrl.ll S 4.1 pn.. , Ii4;sit rri. .-rlera'-fcrr 5 tSsa4a- una will, K A P. U. It rfa re; srr 'lehni-wl S fj m; mrTi,m Jja Cullman IV-ar alerja-r W. .N. rfJk. tlao I'd Imaa l'ia . let p Eetaara Ltn hbuM r aa) IU drnw. . ill larrtadrat i BrlilwrataSt " llr few ptiim eaT p saa iiKew. rne L)iicbburg Daily frtMQ the Esst. t:53 sni., 2:10 pm tLEif DI I3U N lxarR.an.4Ulh. lifi pat for Wia 4fhilamiwl ra ernte.l,a.s a-alxta. X.dik a4sm lafis.-Lrart PuJaAi 17 sat. (.UUr aa ti4 Minds ), a p fwsrt aarf.WB0 0$aniiUil ri,4 g.aaht-, lanhne, ami 5 Ik prn daily U liana Cltmn Vslla-r Ihemi.n,. Va. U,. led .la ir J 30 , .t-4, laiaWla wdla lp-aauaa L A .V. It K 1I1.W j.r.wor,iBLE. Hardware fcr Builders HardwarefcrFaraen? Hwiwi for Fctcrfcj Hardwe for 2?rybdy Pain Leatl and Oil. QKEEITUDGUSSffllL a f tbt beat ssdsbrapit COOK STOVES ItriniiuAiimn cirr-rl in a pal (,Mysto)ure,' for Khpum two aotl Kuiralg-la radirajr cures in t to a Oayi. Its ui upon tho system Is remarkable and mysterious. It remotes at once the cause and the disoaae immediately disappears. TV first dose greatly benetiU, cents. Soltfby Kefcrtt Ksrth mar. IDrugglat. Dhaim Cblliren Cry fofenert Cwtorla, 'a' ' ' ' ' - t ' ; n
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