- The Grape Cuee.
r
MUSGATELLE:
In America :
tVlTHOITT THE EXPENSE OF AN
EUfiOPSANi J0U2NE Y !
crystallized salts, as obtained In a pure state
apes and choice fruit, in a poruiuie, !
iDlefonn. are now presented to the public
a America as the grandest resolvent or impure
sod. corrector of the liver and regulator or
the
weis the natural promoter or
HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Kmlnent physicians claim this achievement a
new era in the allied science or medicine, as it
famishes the blood with Its natural salines that
are lost or ellmnated every day.
SAL-MUSOATELLE
A POSITIVE, NATURAL
Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Care.
Sal-Muscatelle Is nature's own product. It
applies to the system the want of sound, ripe
Trapes and fruit: it is the simplest and best pre
ventive md cure for all functional derangements of
the Urer and Its Kindred ailments; prevents the
oosorption or maianui uisc-ises revers oc ail kinas;
counteracts tlio effects or bad air, poor dralnangt
and Impure water; a powerful oxydlzer of the
blood; a natural specific forlali slcln eruptions, sick
headache, biliousness, nervousness, mental de-
Sresslon, and will remove the effects of accidental
idlgestton from excessive eating and drinking.
11a ve It in your nouns and qn your travels. It Is a
epeciuc lor uie rajreea weary or worn-out.
Prepared by the
Londom Sal-Mlscatelle Co.
LO.lON JCNtJLAND.
Beware or lmlutlous. The genuine In "blue
wrapper only."
nr-9end tor circulars to G. EVANOVTTCH, General
American aanwer, r. u. box igs. .ew York City
Mention tiita-paper.
Theo. F. Kluttz & co. Druggist, Agents. Salisbury
reo.4:36:ly.
THE WATCHMAN
JOB OFFICE
IS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
VMS
KKOM
POSTERS
Hg as a barn door down to most dell sate
Letter and Note Heads,
Bill Heads and Rtatomnnfn
CARDS,
PAMPHLETS,
9
PRICE-;; liSTS,
BLANKS
OF ALL RINDS
Court and Magisterial.
IOrdera. solicited andsaUsfacUon guaranteed
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. CLKMKXT.
CRA1GE & CLEMENT,
toncys At 3
Salisbury, N. C.
1, 1881.
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IPWtmvrr,,
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Obacnmd i '
ffflingthe skilled phr-
rrootkfnl I nil ! I
A Radical Cure ronl
JTCRVOUS
DEBILITY.
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tioui i remedie, tof thef.
troublM. flrt amp BV
tonic We
I Circular aad Trial Pack -fecti
before Ukirur treat-
to
& PHYSICAL
S' 'ewbere. T.ke
8PKC BUiCOT that Jl AS
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pa:nor lwanalm.t.
toVouni
Tested for over Six!
T tARS BY USE 1H MAI
THOtMMfOOAWa,
Pie. By direct ffcatk
to the teat KSnmE
without deUy. Ther-at.
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funetiontof the Ku.
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The Terses that follow are passing current,
and are amusing enough to reproducsjsf
. .
"We all like sheep," the tenors shrill
Begin, and then the church is still,
While back and forth across the aisle
U seen to nass the '-catching" smile.
"We all like sheep," the altos moan
In low and rich and mellow tone,
While broader grows the merry grin,
And nose gets further off from chin.
"We all like sheep," the sopranos sing
Till all the echoes wake and ring;
The young folks titter, and the rest
Suppress the laugh in bursting chest.
"We all like sheep," the bassos growl,
The titter grows into a howl,
And e'en the deacons face is graced
With wonder at the singers' taste
"We all like sheep," runs the refrain,
And then, to make the meaning plain,
The singers all together say:
"We all, like sheep, have gone astray.
Protecting their Bights.
Probably no concern in the country
has adhered more strictly to the deter
mination to achieve success by the lib-
eral use of printer's ink thahas ttJ
Brown Chemical Company of Balti
more, Md. Starting business about
five years ago, they have expended over
$1,500,000 in the preparation and cir
culation of printed matter, more than
half of which has been paid for news
paper advertising. Ail this has been
done to make known the virtues of
their celebrated Brown's Iron Bitters.
As might be expected, very large
sales have resulted from this enormous
outlay. In fact, Brown's Iron Bitters
is about as staple in many drug stores
as is flour at the corner grocery. Like
all good things, Brown's Iron Bitters
has been largely imitated. There are
unscrupulous manufacturers who cater
to just this sort of trade, and some
dealers are so lacking in principle, that
because a greater proht can be made on
fraudulent than on genuine medicines,
they are willing to delude the public by
pushing off Iron Tonic Bitters and
other Tonic Medicines in place of the
genuine Brown's Iron Bitters, which is
undoubtedly one of the purest and best
medicines known. These frauds have
been practiced so extensively, that the
Company, finding all other means inad
equate, have at last determined to try
a little cold law to put a stop to them.
Suits for heavy damages have therefore
been commenced against Frederick
Stearns & Co., Detroit, Mich., who are
known as the Non-Secret Medicine
Manufacturers, for selling Iron Tonic
Bitters; against Meyer Bros. & Co., of
St. Louis, Wholesale Druggists for sel
ling Brown's Iron Tonic, prepared by
C. J. Lincoln, Little Rock, Ark., and
against Jas. A Dickinson, a druggist in
Baltimore, for selling Iron Tonic Bit
ters with his name upon the label,
which medicine was made bv Kosh
land, Hollander & Co., of that citv. and
claimed as an imitations. We wish
the Brown Chemical Company every
success nn rnese suits, as it is high time
those who have pluck enough to carry
large enterprises such as theirs to sue
cess, should be brotected frnm flio
who live not by their own genius and
effort, but bv copying and counterfeit
ing things that h ave been made stand
ard any valuable by others
WASHINGTON LETTEE.
From our Resular Correspondent.
Washington, April 5, 1886
The House of Representatives has
i .
oeen grymg itsell to strikes for the nasi
few days, while the Senate has been
taking a rest voted bv the
that the Republican Senators could
fight in caucus over the Edmunds' res
olutions. When they passsed these
resolutions last week, thev sunnnsprl
they had gotten through with a discus
sion which had been neither as inter
esting nor as profitable as had been an-
lcipated.
borne of the Republican Senators rl
not consider it binding upon them to
follow the line of partv action ituiontA
in the resolutions, and held that they
were free to vote upon the President 1
nominations according to the merits of
each case. But Mr. Edmunds ar.irrilv
demanded what was the use of passing
k icauiutiuus jt. tney were to get no
uuu out oi mem.
Caucus after caucus was held, but no
AOTDAinarit im: .a,,,,!,...! J i
-q.wjii.uv " icagueu, iiiui lz is as
serted that the debate was sometimes
more acrimonious than the Senators
care .acknowledge. Hoar, Logan, and
Morrill are among the refractory Sen
ators, and oddly enough, the latter, who
is Mr. Edmunds' most stubborn comba
tant, represents t he same State as be. Mr
Morrill contended that an ntiemnt t
reject the democratic nominees would
uu ine rvepuoucans no good. It would
be regarded by the people as partisan
Obatruntmn A a i
" ,V ' uc rescnteu as
such., Mr Edmunds and hw uAnu,
... uuilblcilU
riea to secure the adoption of a dozen
uiuerentiy worded propositions, each
practically committing the caucus tn
carrving out the letter of the Edmunds
reaoiauous, out each was beaten
soon as it was offered.
Tl li Ml 1 .1 ...
us
e : resuu win De that the Edmunds
!ptUQ. ns repudiated.
1 here is, and has been, no cohesion a
moug t je Republican Senators. There
"!-A7. they agree
TIC. . nair or them are jealous
-yi hix, ana policies are voted
for which no one intends shall be
carried ont. There are too many Pres
idential aspirants among them for any
harmony of pOqiose. They have
neither helped the party nor individual
members so far. N
The continued illness of Secretary
Manning and the recent illness oi
other Members of teh Cabinet and of
Col. Lamont, the President's efficient
private secretary, have greyly increased
the labor of Mr. Cleveland? during the
past week. Sifknooo ; u a Pu;Jzt. u
called attention to the vfery arduous
utiture or the rlnf n,b h
Cabinet
omcers are called
perform
a in. - : "v
and u would lje difficult
anions that offer more
libel
luce-
ments to illness than may be found in
the present Cabinet. The labor exacted
of its members is unrelenting, constant,
and severe.
, There are few persons who know how
very much Secretary Manning was
overworked. He found it impossible
to conduct the affairs of the treasury
Department by giving the business
onlv a general supervision. Immense
labor was required of the Secretary
personally.
The continous strain of weiehtv
responsibilities, addded to the everlast
ing worry of petty detail, makes a havoc
with the nerve forces that only regular
seasons of repose ean repair. And re
cuperation is not to be thought of in
Washington official life. Society makes
larger demands upon public men every
vear. To entertain and to be enter
tained is to perform the duties attached
to the position. To close the doors of
a house that custom has rented to soci
ety for the season, as it were,; is to be
inhospitable and eccentric. It is true
Mr. Manning went very Httle into so
ciety, and left social duties usually to
? T TT Ti T" l Ti
wife, but for all that he hat! o
rest.
It is to be hoped that the Senate's
vote to employ half a million dollars
in the ereetion of another monument
here to Lincoln will receive an emphat
ic protest in the Lower House. There
is not even the poor argument for the
Senate bill that Lincoln has no memo
rial, as is the case for instance withXa-
fayette. There is a statue of him in
front of the City Hall reared by the
colored race, another called Emancipa-
tion group, besides several busts and oil
paintings in the Capitol.
It might be urged that these memo
rials are inartistic, but the Senate's pro
posed work might be more so. The
construction of immense piles of stone
as memorials of the dead is an antiqua
ted custom, more luting the era of
mound builders than one of enlighten-
mem. it is true w ashington has such
a one here, but that was begun years
ago. A he modern idea of a worthy
memorial, and one commended by every
feeling of humanity, is an asylum, a
nospitai, an art gallery, or other msti
tution that will benefit the living as
well as honor the dead
Neatness in Women.
A woman may be handsome or re
markably attractive m various ways,
but if she is not personally neat she
cannot hope to win admiration. Fine
clothes will not conceal the slattern. A
young woman with her hair always in
aisoraer and her clothes hanging about
her as if suspended from a prop, is al
ways repulsive. Slattern is written on
her person from the crown of her head
to the soles of her feet, and if she wins
a husband he will turn out, in all prob
ability, either an idle fool or a drunken
ruffian. The bringing up of daugh
ters to be able to work, talk and not
like honest, sensible young women, is
the special task of alf mothers, and in
the industrial ranks there is imposed
also the prime obligation of learning
to respect household work for its own
sake and for the comfort and happi
ness it will bring in the future. House
work is a drudgery, but it must be done
by somebody, and had better be well
done than ill done.
Paris has been authorized W fV,0
Chamber of Deput es to build public
works in order to employ her idle pop
ulation. Senor Muruaero. the New Snnm'ri
Minister to the United States, is to ar
rive in Washington this week. He is
instructed to make everv effort to se
cure a treaty of commerce.
AJNEW
After rears of careful Hlil
- T MIC
Travelers Life Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn,, has evolved a uew form of life
policy which can not fail to satisfy every
body desiring to carry a safe investment in
the shape of life insurance. No burden-
ne conditions or restrictions. Ch pi t
liberal policy yet issued. Equitahle NON
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der values,
su ranee.
Paid-up policj or Term In-
WORLD WIDE TRAVEL
No successfal life company can show as
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as the Travelers; the original Accident
Company of America, and the largest in
the world, which is paying out $4,000 a
day for lo es by death or disabling injuries.
Call on Agent for sample life policy.
John B. Pirtle State Agent for Kentucky,
Tennessee, North & South Carolina, Geor
gia and Alabama, Louisville, Ky.
J. C. Led better, Special Agen t for North
Carolina, Salisbury, N. C. i
23:1m.
NOTICE.
Bv
virtue of a decree At th
Court ot Alexander county, obtained in a
speeittl proceeding by the administrator of
Edmond Burke, .lee'd., ainst the heirs at
law ot Edmond Burke, I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder on ja credit of six
mouths on the premises on j the 1st Bloudav
ot June, A. D. 1886, a smaljl tract of land in
Kowan county, on the WHti-rs ti,;..i
Creek, adjoining the lands of Ibe James
Uwan, Henry Burke and others and con
tains, by estimation twentv acren R,wi
with approved aecuritv for the n.,.i,.
money, and ni title to be made to the pur
chaser until ihcsale is cpntirmed by the
Sniii-rmr Ci,i- .. I. ....... .1 . -
vwu 1.1 it AMiiiRT conntv.
Hknrv J.
of Edmund
March 25th, 1860.
DEPARTURE
bt'HKK. Adm'r I
Burke, doe'd I
The Next Elections.
In next November elections are to be
help in this State for
Nine members of Congress.
Three Supreme Court Judges.
Six Superior Court Judges.
Twelve District Solicitors.
Members, of the State Legislature 120
members of the House of Representatives
ana oo senators, and
All county officers.
A Sickening tale from the West;
A Western writer comes to the front
with a story ghastly and horribly tragic :
Half of a mining camp among the moun
tains were so grievously afflicted with
scurvy that as the only hope of saving
their lives, the well buried the sick up to
their necks in the earth which mode of
treatment is said to be a specific for the
ailment. One of their number was de
tailed to guard the sufferers during the
night and the man, overcome by fatigue,
fell asleep, when hungry wolves came
and ate off all the heads of the poor
wretches close to the ground ! Rendered
speechless by the disease, they could
make no outcry, and met their awful fate
in silent, shuddering horror! Observer
and Gazette.
Horse Sense.
Old Solomon says : "Some of dese
white men dink dey is getting it down
mighty fine on the rabbit foot racket;
but dey don't know it all yit. Rabbit
foot aint gwine to do them no good
onless they git horse sense wid it. Any
no 'count nigger can git a rabbit foot
and keep de witches and harnts from
j. rr i i i a , n i
pesienn nim, dul ne can t nnd no
money wid it when its hid, onless he's
got de horse sense to long wid it.
And de onliest way he can git horse
sense is to go some dark night in de
wooos ontu he comes to an old dead
horses skull shinin white on de
ground, and when he find it, pick it up
in his teeth and carry it as fur as he
canand when hes blighed ter drap it
keep right on and never look back
till he's out of de woods. If dat don't
give him horse-sense, and de most ow-
dacious luck for evermore I ain't
a
talking. WU. Star.
lhebtateof Texas is so cosmonoli-
A illil A
tan mat tne governors message is
printed in four languages. English
Germans and Bohemians make up the
population. State laws are printed in
four languages, in about this ratio!
30,000 copies in English, 16,000 copies
in German, 5,000 each in Spanish and
Bohemian. Hence four tongues are
legally recognized.
It dosen't follow that vou must do a
mean thing to a man who has done a
mean thing to you. The old proverb
runs: "Because the cur has bitten me
shall I bite the cur ?M
A lady of charitable disposition asked
tramp if she could assist him bv
a
mending his clothes ? u Yes madam,
he said, "I have a button, and if vou
will sew a shirt on it I will be greatly
obliged."
I guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
to uestroy auu expei worms irom the hu
man body, where they exist, if used ac
cording to directions. You are author
ized to sell it upon the above conditions.
JJavid hj. t outz, Proprietor, Baltimore,
Md.
Western N. C. Eailroad Comp'y
General Passenger Dep't.
SAISBURY, X. C. Jan. 16, 168C.
Commencing sunUay, January nth, and super
seding all others, the following Passenger Train
Schedule will be operated over this .oad.
TKAIN NO.
WEST.
Mais Line
TRAIN NO.
EAST.
Arrive Lcav
II Arrive Leave.
r
M.
11 25a ji Salisbury. ......
12 Sifru Statesvllle...... .
s 3'jra p. m.
12.'
1.33
1.5S
8. as
4. "8
4 37
4.52
5.29
6.18
6. 56
T 6T
8.58
8.15
4 21
4 23
3 15
2 43
1 28
12 27
11 57
U 40
10 62
10 01
9 21
5 18
7 28
1 32
2 18
3 OtJ
4 OS
4 3T
4 M
5 29
6 21
7 it
7 58
9 55
Newton 3 14
Hickory 2 is
Morganton . . 1 1 l 28
kMarton is 27
Old Fort ;u 56
Uound Knob. ! u 40
Black Mountain.. ; 10 52
Asaeviite : 9 56
Mexanders ; 8 56
Marshall u s 18
A'ann Springs.. I j 7 20
Paint Pooi ..... !
7 HAM
TRAIN No.
WEST.
TRAIN No. S
nrpny DtjUsjl
r ' I Arrive Leave
Arrive Leave
A. M.
10 38 .
11 81
18 19
1 49
8 88
9 39
31
4 IS
6 03
7 06
9 68 .J
10 34
11 26
IS 29m
1 53
S 29
8 41
3 31
4 94
05
P. X.
a she vine 4 3spm
nomlny 1 3 59
Pigeon Hlvej .... ! 3 19
Waynesvllle , 8 oo
Hall ' 34
p. x.
4 01
5 17
8 26
12 35
11 57
11 46
10 66
10 09
8 19
iSylva
Webster . . . ,
.11 56
.11 46
iWhlttler ; 10 64
Charleston j io oo
Nanahala j 8 19
Uarretta. l a. m
7 19am
Alexanders, supjier station for No
" breakfast "
1.
2.
A. TURK,
a. a. r.
V. E. McTlEE. Sapt.
Administrator's Notice.
Havin? taken out letters of administra
tion on the estate of William Waggoner,
deceased, this is to notify those haviiii?
claims against his estate to present them to
MA MM. M.M 1 C .1 - I. A - 1 1 I . .
c uu ui oeiore ine iwm nay oi aiarcn,
1887, or this notice will be plead in bar ot
recovery. And those indebted to said es
tate are required to make immediate pay- or
mem. u. A. WAUUOHEK,
22:6tp Administrator.
Administrator's Notice.
Having quallincd as administrator ot
Mary M. Bostian, notice is herebv given to
an persons having claims against her es
tate to present them to me on or before
the 19th dav of March 1887.
PETER WEAVER,
Adm'r of Mary M. Bostian.
March 18th, 188fl. 22:Jw
POUTZ'S
HORSE ANO CATTLE POWDERS
so Wmm win die of Cour. Htm or Lrx Tm.
TO, ir Fonu-, Powder are ve4 in Umt.
FS-H T?f wi2npe nnd twevent llw Choimu.
5v2-L0dep, wi" the qnantity of milk
wd SSS ?ntr cent- mt batter arai
D AVI r S. FOWTZ, Proprietor.
BAiTilTOKS.MD.
Ennit,2Dniggist, Agmt. "
2
I J. H.
The Panama Canal has 102,000
stockholders, of whom 16,000 are wo
men.
The total production of copper in
this country last year was 165,825,766
pounds, against 144,046,653 pounds in
1884.
The business men of Texas denounce
the strikers.
It is said that the people of the
United States eat ten billions of eggs
every year.
Life is a tiresome journey, and when
a man arrives at the end he is all out
of breath.
A kind heart is a fountain of glad
ness, making everything in its vicmitv
freshen into smiles.
Be always at leisure to do good: nev
er make business an excuse to decline
offices of humanity.
People who fish for compliments do
not need long lines. They will get
tneir best bites in shallow water.
The student spare Gibbon, with his
vast reading with such wit and con
Ll' "J j Jl i il 1
uiiuiiv oi mina, mat tnougn never
J 1." I V ' ii
pruiuuuu, ins dook is one or tne con
veniences of civilization, like the railroad
from ocean to an ocean. Emerson on
Books.
Danger ! A neglected cold or cough may
ad to Fnumonia.('on.sunipti(n or otner fatal
disease. Stron&'s Pectoral Pilla wil 1 cut e a
cold as by iriHsric. Ket thins lor d vspepsin.in
digestion, sick headache as thousands testily.
A RARE CHANCE.
T Sll 1-1. T . ...
i win tet my young .orman atamon to a
limited amount of serrice at uiy stables, (and
at Salisbury if requested,) this season. "JAMES
k the above colt, is a beautiful Steel Gray in
color and perfection in form, will weigh now,
at less than 34 months old, 1000 lbs. lie is per
haps the only Norman Stallion in this State,
and the best general purpose horse there is any
where. His sire, Romero, registered number
1265, was imported by M. W. Dunham, of 111.
The pedigree of Jim's Dam will be given
again. J. M. HARRISON.
Jill Bridge, N. C, Mar. 30, 86. 24.4t.p.
HARDWARE.
WHEN YOU WANT
HARDWARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at NO. 2, Granite
Row. D. A. ATWELL.
-oat for the OardwrellTIiresher."
Salisl);irv, A. C. .Tune 8th tt.
Kerosene Oil!
BY THF BARREL AT
ENNISS' Drug Store.
July 9, '85 tf.
FRESH TURNIP SEED?
The Earliest and Dest Tin nip Seed for
sale at EXNISS'.
TRUSSES
Of all kinds, at
EXNISS'.
reduced prices, at
Fruit Jars!
CHEPER THAN EVER.
ALSO
Rubber Rings for Fruit Jars, at
ENNIS.V.
SCAUR'S PRESERVING POWDES
For sale at EXXLSS'.
THE REST ANT) CUE PEST
MACHINE
For Threshers, Reaper, and Mowets at
EXNISS',
PRESCRIPTIONS !!
If yon want voor mrscrintions nut in.
cheaper than anywhere else go to
ENNISS' Lrus: Store.
T-'
y 9, '85. tf
Enlliss, Blackberry Cordial,
FOR
Disentery, Diarrhoea, Flux, &c, for sab
At EXNISS1 Drug Stole.
Garden Seeds
given
V
away at Enniss
Drug
Store. If you buy one do lar's
worth of garlcn see,ls or drugs
V .
medicines, Dr. Enxiss will
4 S . . . m,
give iu papers ot tresti garden
seeds free. ALSO Tobacco seed
free for 50 cts. worth ef garden
seeds or medicines
s
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THC
TONIC
This medicine ootnbinat Iron with pare MeUbte
I is invniuf.iiio ior imeases peculiar to
and all who lead aedentary Uvea.- It En.
M Uld PhNHm Uu HlfMfl. Kl mn at
Appetite, S tren jrt hcus th M usoles aad
i smooth.
produce censtipation all othtriroH medictiiet do.
Mm. EXJZABKTH Batrd, 74 Farwell Ave., Mihvou-
xee. hk, aara. under date of Ltoc 5th. VSH:
I have used Brown's Iron Bitten, and it hag been
more thxa a doctor to me, having cured me of th
waakneaa ladies have in hie. A teo cared me of Liv
er Complaint, and now my complexion is clear aad
good. Has also been beneficial to my children."
Louisa C. Bbaqdon. East Lock port, N. Ti
UI hare Anffrmc tsntolH mienrv r. .n, tTam.U
Gumnlaints. r.,l ciiald Snetn relief fr.m m.-'-m.
except Brown's Iron BitU.re.'
Genuine has above Trade Mark and croewed red lines
on wrapper. Tnkc no other. Madeonly uy
BUOWN CUM1CAL UALTLUOKE. MJ.
TTTTQ T A "P TT? may bo founl cm file at G.
XH-tCJ fft p. iiowoll & OtS Nwfne-K-r
Advertising Bureau (10 Spruc StA w-Ihp revert ;'as
eontraets may bo niodu for It IX X1W VOitii..
For Sale at this Oice :
Land Deeds. . . . Real Estate Mortgajre Deeds
Sheiitr Deede of several different forms;
ChaUel Jloriy-.g.B.... Mortgage sale Notices ;
Magistrates' suiaiu xii -cacu.Ioiis. subpoenas
v itn -ss Tickets 1 raiih-ci ;pis. c.
'Bastardy Warrants 'and Bonas... iifate Warrants,
Ball Boads ...Peace Bonds.... Appiraia;e Bon4s,
Appeal Bonds.... ProsecutiOfi u n s KJ ctment
Writs suiuinary.... Atiaebinents. ..Bonds to make
ililc. . : ale Notices for A iinlsfr.-.tcrt,
Tresjkihs Notices
A full line of Soilcliors luaicttBent forms.
Numerotis blanU forms :or Superior Court Cleiks. . .
Several forms lor use or Attorneys. . . .
And many Mlscellnneflis.
All which will be sold low .... Blank! of any and all
Irlnds printed to order Iu I est si ie mid on good
.paper at very low flfcURjs.
12 vols, of Scientific Anjcjfcan,
1 No. each of Jones' Law andfF.qulty.
25o lbs. Bruc.-'s second hand Br u.-gi is- tied up.
25 or So Fonts adveitlsiug display type,
lo jobbing Fonts,
loo lbs. Large Hnrrter tyre.
tyone complete srockof Prlmii-sr material for a
five column paper and Job Office, pfassea Included.
twyicuiY of Uie above Planks arid nearly all the
printing stock, mil be sold verv chUnn tn ei
on short lime. T T "
VICE'S
FLORAL GUIDE
I? a wirk of nearly 200
Ii.igc, Bolored plates, Idoj
lllusttsiioas. with des
criptions of the best Flnwrrs
an'l Vecetnliles. iiricesof I'lnuts
id OTT'TTCi nnd bow to
in O Alt 11 17 O ;aiul erosr
Price on! li t ents, winch mar
i deducted from the lifst cidee. Btr
OSLT VICK 'S SEEDS, AT ItEADQr ARTEB8.
JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, P.ccLester, N.7.
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IF YOU WANT
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AND MAKE
BIG SCORES,
USE
AMD
SHOT GUMS.
All the Latest Improvements.
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
ADDRESS
Lamberson, Furman &. Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
E.Remingtopj&Sons'
Sporting Arms and Annmunitioa,
281 & 283 Broadway,
WESTERN OFFICE, -NEW YORK.
D. H. LAMBERSON & CO.,
"i'j State Siret-t, Chicago, Hi.
ARMORY, - - - ILION, N. Y.
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
ADE M THE BEST WANMZfl, EY SKILLED WOEKMEU
KMEMBER THAT O'JI GOODS ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE.
One Piece of Solid Steel.
NO HOLES OR RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLADE.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL CO.,
ILION. K. Y.
Mew York OStce. 1 IS Chambers Street.
-T6 Pr11" wwe wimderfuljdiccoTery. Ko other3
relieve an manner of disease. IT-.e information around
ni n. mr mum ura nam
peculiar to their sex. thonld try
Bfn B w B
m m BEST
law. JWdaV o bla
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TO
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REMINGTON
parsons' s-nris
b flna Est Whf wf a m mm OLOOD. M 9 B mm w
rres. Id everyvhc.-e. or sent py niailforafio. luaWtmpa. Dr. I. 8. JOHNSON & CO..
vuoriu.ll a tdllUllltfD
Powder is absolutely
pare ana nizniy
ccmraiea.
la w
orth
say
other
strictly
e riven
everywhere
Lvans
salfl El Iff BP Salaf B flal
uueoonceniaiJ bs u b WLM BSsl WW m Br at saw chicken enoier.---
a medicine toWT CTH H BUG nUKH KJ saaai in o-nM. Ilnstr
with food. B V SB iSsl 19 IBaCny staBs. H bbfc by mail
, ov aest by mail for 15 oems ia stamp. 2 l-s lb. air-Usbt tin cans, il by . o mT'
tgr sxyrssa, prepaid. Cor $5.CO. 1 !. I. b. JOslWoON at b
MB
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visor or JJevl.Vv1
brindLMratinn. I
oar Ouackerr. Pcwit.i Prl. 7'itj ."OBDtiftT
RttIKMP10.U.CO. P.Q.Vrmwl?lW&?:-
A Life Experience.
Rerparkable an
qmcK cures. Trial
BfcampTor sealed Particulars. AdriT
BU WAtfD A CO. toulla a-T
MILL STONES7
hAHMk a. a.
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Ruuwn nuwAN COUSTY tit.
IRRY nf-p v Ok.... . "
STOXE OUAKRV ntV e dk. .
an, win continue to supply the puSSS
.mr mm atones from this
UKII JMI WTR11 k Tin IV Tt i ., .1. . . .
...uimuuijuuuil
"r. us superiority for Mill Stones.
Granite blseka
lortirnarflfntal nurDose5L Mnt.i,iMi. . . "
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MOUW at inis quarry. Address
J. T. WYATT Kfliuw !
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8ITTEBS
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trave:-r ;:tl v.t-w m-I'.U r, 11 -isTtT-r
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nrnevs iiiu p.:.- :cvA in rrit-s t t i;nh
im innitenruj. u r.m .v.s tti.d a'vv-n'
malarial feve, e.u:st:'.f.:ioii, dvfpi-iisia,
j al th fully stimulates the kidr.'?ys
bladdcr. and enriciics a? weH us piu-i.
the L:6od. Vrhcn overenrne bv iu.ne.
wheth.-r mental or physical, th? wrart
and (svliilitati'd t'vA it -.1 r.-iinldt: rortr-e 'm
renewed
trri
I
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by all Dru
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TT'S
PILLS
25 YEARS m USE.
The Greatsrt Msdical Triumph of the Afsl
SYfVlPTOrVJS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.oaacf nppetlto, Bowels costive, l'aln in
tbo bead, nlih a dull sensatiaa tn tho
back pr.rr Pain under the ebenlder
blade, FcHcoas after eatlas, rith ndls
lB3tii-to exertion of body or mind,
Irrltubiiity of temper, Low spirits, with
n feclinco iiavlne nfsl?cted aomo duty,
Wearinesn, Dizziness, I lutteHrar et tho
Heart. Dots bsforo tho eyes, llcadaclio
over tha rivlit eyo, nestlcsnoese, wttr
Ctfal drrmria, IliKhly colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TTITT'S fi LLS aro especially adapted
to such casr;, ono dse effects such a
chang'' of iei -InT'sto r.st niwh the sufferer.
T-y? In.i'e tton Appettte.snd cause tbo
b-xiy t Tai: i KlcsU, t ibo -trm i
BOtirislil. : -t hy.li J 012 ip. Action On
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mm - m
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iinr-:a app!icf.tion of
t iv-A'jxaX color, acl
L'"'t by Drngiste;.. or
:rxjLt ., r:ow York.
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