IBIS Tit PES
- PIXIES SOTXOfc
We win be glad fr reeerre eoaianrJcs,ttoi
rrcsi mr fMr c a y astd 'tU rrbfaeij
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'Him '. WPJii:lto
f cITj a nr Fcorsirroa,
flrriPTiONK.i'WrAK FAUX
- 8 ;r fh 00 ftT Br.Pthi, 02 50 ; Tt
'"I'-thsfl Olie month, 60 eeista. f
'".plr ffiii b Slivered by carrier
nhiffribf-rs will please report asy ttd
'-" jjer drortisements.
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tieuraLiia, Sciatica, Lumbago, ,
Backacko, Soreness of iho Chest,
Gcut, Quins j, Sore Throat, Swell
GKj'nqs and Sprains, Sums and
'Scalds, 'General Bodily
Fains.
Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frosted
fee and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
v3 rr,aT:--"n 0,1 'ar'1 ua's St. Jacobs Oil
' rnfe, mtf. simple avA cheap Eiterncl
-iel. A tri-'l I' ntails l"t the comparative j
iriiip 'I'Mliy 1 i' Ooln. and eTerjr onBuffer
j'i Vi'li j'ln ;an Lva cliep and poiitiTCproof
SOLD STALL DRUGGISTS AIJDDEALEK3
IN HSDICIHE,
A. VOGELER & CO.,
HER CASE WAS 'AN INTERESTING
STUDY-
LnTtKioN, N. 0. Nor-10, 1881.
Mm. Jos Pessox. n
Dear Madam: I commenced last Jan's
wry to use yoar Bitters and Wish oa cur
little daughter Annie, aged twelve years,
for Scrofula, with a tendency to White
Swelling, the physician aaid. ! At the
time I commenced using your Kemedy
she was very cuch reduced In Ceh, com
plexion sallow, appetite poor, limba very
much swollen, bonea enlarged, with twa
frightful Bores oa her left leg near the an
kle. After using the Remedy a week or
two I could see a change, as I then
thought, for the worse. Tho sores dischar
ged copiously a yellow corruption, some
times ronBing in a stream to tbo floor in
spite of the linens. But fueling encoura
ged by your letters I persevere 1 and after
UBlngthe Remedy a while lorjger her
trength was greatly improved, ber.ap pe
tite good and complexion mrch improved
Those symptoms encouraged me. but the
flow of corruption continued for eeveral
months, and notuntil her general health
was greatly Improved did the isores begin
to heal. First the swelling began to de
crease below the knee,and continued grad
mlly downward, and whenitmearly reah
me eorea tney began to heal. In the
meantime the leg from tbo ankle half
way to the knee became covered wijh run
ning pimples, in fact the leg had become
almost solid sore. After thia theeores
healed rapidly. The worst one, on the in..
Up, healed entirely, the other to the size
of a five cent piece, and it has remained
in that condition ever since, which has
been several month3 ago. For a month
or more it baa not discharged at" all, and
leokfi sometimes now as if it was entirely
well. As a Blcod Purifier and Tonic I
think it superior to anything I ever tried.
If you could have wen my daughter wbefV
she commenced using your Remedy, and
now, you would hardly believe her to bo
the same child Last January nearly
every one thought she wouid die -Then
she waa a living skeleton, uow ehe is fat
and rosy, tier case was an interesting
tody rom the time she commenced your
lemedy. I can moat heartily ai.d cheer
fully recommend it to bo wbst yon claim
for It. Wishing you every success with
your undertaking, and with many thanks
for the beuefiU we have received from your
medicine, lam, very respectfully,
?JRS K. J. ALLEN.
The BemeHv is for sale in Wilmington
by D. W. H. GREEN. feb 17
MARTItl'S VACCINE VIBUi.
'ORTH CXBOI-IKA MEDICAL JOURNAL
A.0ENCT rOS TBT5 80UTHEEK STATES
JpRESH AND ACTIV VACCINE from
fce renowned establishment of Dr. Henry A.
krtin. furnished in large or small qu&nti-
1 Ms vaccine Is warran,ted.to tasein
111 primary cases. '
7'Laacet Points for $1.60
13 do do S.CO
ach lancet point will vaccinate one per-
OR
Orders by telegraph or mail wPl receive
froapt attention.
. THOMAS F-WOOD,
JifLi Wilmington, if. C
THE COMMERCIAL HOTtl.
T) PAIRED AND ENTIRELY Eefitted,
4aVp5S.w 0pn for reception of PMt
ttr. J ASD TRANSIENT GUESTS.
ery enort made to give satisfaction. Spe
Us lor Regular Boarders.
M. 8CHLOSS, Propristor
5TlO W&M Bar Konatt&.
VOL. VI VVILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, FEBRUAIIY 20. 1882. NO. 43
LOCAL N-EVWS.
New A i v r. k t i s em I. ; x s .
Lost II-ir BrtaM pin , j,
fKfM.y c A-ohuis Fruit t Auctin
Die S A f'TCHMONiiic C irSaniaritA-i
I.J Soui i:KKtJi?;i) More
OTTElcoi:Ko4-Fo-Ti;n IV
Notice by tht Daj;ks
.e-A- York : llrnii tonj ,S S tine ' ;
Anniversary 1 11 H R y K
HEisf.nr.GKul--PopuftrSHeet Muis 'j
Dr Tucs ? Wo: jL-MartiriVkiciue Virus
- A 00(1, hard rain WeuM acceptable
jast ut tbia time. ! I- ' I
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'Iho (j-'riminal Totiirt, ' having con
eluded the ImsineF of4 tiio xerm-; ad
jcurned to daj. j ' I j t .
Don't sleep in a room without ventila
tiou ot some kind.
The water in the CapFear 13 again
reported i:s failing. ' 1,1
Now 13 the time to get your gardens
ready and plant seed. ' 1 (
Tbcj receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 242 baleg. s
, 1
No Mayor's Court this morning and
no Magistrate's Court. A '
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A miser is a. man who maybe truth
fully described as criminally poor.
The shell road to tha'Sound has been
very populir during; the past few days.
Nor. barque Sa-rch, Christensen,
hence, arrived at Liverpool Feb. 17tb.
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It is possible for a man to be , so very
shrewd that in the long he cheats
himself. J 1
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Steamship Gulf Stream, Capt. In
gram, arrived here this morning from
New York.
Put a drop of honey on your tongue
before you speak add see 1 how easy it is
to make friends. r I
Some much needed repairs are being
made to the cebble i sione I pavement ' on
North Water street.'. 1 1
Capt. Southerlano) has juist received
another fine lot of horses and mules,
which he offers for sale. I t Li
And now it is said that "Dr." H. E.
Seott, is casting longing elves at the
Shrievalty of this county. '
i
Beautify your nomes, by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jaoobi s. r t
'
Ger. barque Hevcliils, Schuttpeltz,
from Liverpool for this port, was spoken
Feb. 18th in lat. 48, Ion. 13. I , '
.To morrow i3 known as bhrove Tucs
1 i
day, and the great day for carnivals and
masquerades in some countries.
Bronchitis, with which a . number of
our people are suffering, 13 a , diseasee
which takes a fellow by the throat. 1
n r
This is ono of the sad conditions of life,
that experience is not transmissible.
No man will learn from the suffering of
another; ho must suffer himself.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines.! A fall assort.
mcnt and lowest prices at Jaoc
00BIT8. f
I'oBtal cards that have
ave epn spoiled
of pjpivt3 parties
while in the hands
cannot be redeemed at the postofGces iu
the United States. 1 ' j,
As to people saying a few 1 idlel words
about us. wo rnuat not mindj that any
more than the old church steeples mibd
the rooks cawing -about theni.
One very fine bunch 6f
finest, in fact, we ever saw
bananas, the
was sold this
morning on the schooner a
auction for
S3, and bought by a colored man.
As Wednesday is a legal holiday the
Banks in this city will not open for buai.
nes3 on that day. 'Paper falling due on
Wednesday -jhould be1 paid to-morrow.
Rev. Mr. Pitts, Rector of St. John's
Charch, is preaching ja series of sermons,
or Jecturcs, on the history of Christianity.
The first of the series was' delivered last
The wind has got around to the South
again, and as there inconsiderable of it
and as the ground is very dry, the day
has been like unto a blustery day in
Match.
You make a great mistake in think
ing that the world will break all to pieces
when yoa leave it. It is barely possible,
on the other hand, that you are persist
ently standing in the ' way of a batter
man.
Tlie Uaiqaeraaf.
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The Masquerade Ball given on last
Friday night, at Gcrinaoi Hall, under
the management of Prof. 1 Agostini, was
perhaps, the moat successful affair of
the kind ever known here. There were
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over fort y masquers on the floor und some
ot the custumis were vpry rich, while
others were very" grotcaqae. The mas
quers wtjre principally, of the younger set
There were a large-number, of spectators
present and at 11 o'clock the maeqnes
were removed and " the . spectators were
voted ib privilege of the floorL" It was
voted an exceedingly pleasanjL aft.xir. i I
They sav "a wa
:ient," but we thu
a WArd to the wise i9 snffi-
ittk it takes about five,
4 Use Dr. Bull's' Cough Syrnn.' You
can get this article lu any drug store for
twenty five cents. Physicians recom
mend it. . . 1 '
The Angola Tramway,
j Mr. Gibson James, President of the
Angola ;Tram way Company, was in the
city to-day. He tells us that the com
pany is fully organized and that the
stock has all been subscribed for by re
liable parties who will pay ia every dol
lar as fast as it is called for. The amoant
of the capital stock is 10,000. The
road will run from Williamsburg to
Croom's bridge, on the North East Capo
Fear, a distance of ten miles. This
route will avoid the crossing of both
Shelter.aud Shaking Creek, and will save
a considerable amount in bridging. The
descent from Williamsburg to Croom's
Bridge is about 25 feet, or 2 feet to the
mile,' which will in itself be an assist
ance. . . '
The river is navigable for steamers to
Croom's Bridge, which is about 15 miles
above Bannerman's Bridge, at all sea
sons of the year. It is proposed to
build a road bed for the road steamer, of
sufficient width, ditched . on each side
The engine and cars will 1 run on rails
made of scantling and held solid and
kept in position by cross ties. A part
ot the capital stock la to be devoted to
the purchase of a steam saw mill, and as
There is a plenty of fine timber all
through that country, and there will be
little or no grading necessary, the road
can be constructed at a ow cost.
.Of the $10,000 subscribed $2,500 is to
be devoted to the purchase of the saw
mill, $2,500 to the estimated cost of the
road bed, $2,500 to the purchase of the
road steamer and'the remaining $2,500
to the construction ot cars, && They
are to purchase 1 a steamer weighing
8 -tons, and warranted to haul at one
load 10,000 feet of lumber, and 100 bar
rels rosin up a grade of 100 feet to the
mile and at a speed of 12 miles per hour.
The advantages to be derived from
the construction of this rood may be es.
timated from the fact that it costs $750
a year to feed and keep up a' four-horse
team and pay tho driver and the hands.
Work on this road will not bo begun,
however, until the Fall, not from a want
of money or a lack of interest in tho en
terprise, but because those who are inter
ested the most want to get this year's
crops all out of the way before breakiag
ground oh the tramway. The work will
be begun in the Fall and pushed vigor
ously, and in all probability it will bo in
working order early in the Spring. I
We kill our rulers when we remove
from the human system whatever disor
ganizes the nerves. Dr. Benson's Celery
and Chamomile Pills relieve from sub
jection to the power of headache, sleep
lessness and dyspepsia They contain no
opium or hurtful drug.
"We understand that there are peaches
on some of the trees at Mr. W. J.
Mott's place, known as Love Grove, in
the Northeastern suburbs of the city1, as
large as small marbles. The like was
never known here before within the re
collection of the oldest among us.'
From Clyde, O., Mr, G J. Bolg writes:
Having by personal observation assured
myself, it ia my duty to make the follow
ing known to tho : public: For three
yean, my wife suffered with moat terri
ble j pains in the small of the back; so
intolerable indeed, that for whole nights
she could not find rest. I consulted the
best physicians, - placed her under their
treatment, and spent a great deal of
money; (but all of no avail. She could
not be relieved. With ' each change ot
the weather she would be unable to move,
and therefore unqualified to attend to
her daily duties. I had read of the
wonderful cures made by St. Jacobs OH,
and concluding to try it bought a bottle,
the use of which soon stopped all the
pain, and to-day my wife is well and
strong -and fully able to discharge her
houso-hold duties. The sum of fifty cents
has eared her of paim which she would
not take back for a thousand dollars.
The sale of fruit ion board the scbr.
Julia Elizabeth will be continued by
Messrs Crooly & Morris to-morning
1 0
morning. 1 i
If you can only persuade yourself to
say, "Mrs. Eve, I never did like apples,''
you will live a good life and have a large.
ly attended funeral. r , f
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The finder of a gold mounted hair
breastpin, which was lost this morning,
will be liberally rewarded on returning
the same to. this office.
: Hazel Kirke is to be presented here
on ihe Tuesday night o'f next week, in
stead of Wednesday night as we iocoi
rectly stated on Saturday.! ,
Nor. barque Jorma, Olseni cleared
at this port today for Bridgetown,
Barbadoe3, with 200,157 feet lumber
shipped by Messrs. Northrop & Cum
ming. Thero are ten shades of gloves which
are fashionable for evening wear, and
there i3 no earthly excuse for a gentle
man blundering in upon a wedding with
a pair of buckskin mittens on his paws.
There waa a fierce fire raging some
where to the Southeast of the city, and
not far from its limits, on last Saturday
night. So bright was it that the reflec
tion from it could be' noticed on the
streets. The same light was risible last
night and there must have been consid
erable destruction in the forests where
it passed.
Information was received here yester
day by Mr. Alex. Sprunt,l British Vice
Consul, of the death1 of Mr. Geo. R
Walker, a lawyer and a very prominent
citizen of that place, and the son of Mr.
H. P.I Walker, the British Consul &t
Charleston. In consequence the- British
flag has been displayed at half-mast to
day on the Yice Consulate here.
The Way of the Transgressor, Ac-
The following persons were convicted
and sentenced at the term of the Crimi
nal Court just concluded in this city :
Dick Boston, larceny, six years in the
penitentiary; Nat. Hill, larceny, six
years in the penitentiary; William Mc
Neill, larceny, four years in the peni
tentiary; Alice Fairfield, larceny, four
years in the penitentiary; Charlotte
Green, larceny, four years in the peni
tentiary; Abram Beatty,- larceny, two
years in the penitentiary; William Lloyd,
larceny, two years in the penitentiary;
Cass Lawrence, larceny, one year in the
County House of Correction; J. II. Lof
tin, larceny, one year in( the County
House of Correction; Thomas Maultsby,
assault with a deadly weapon,' six
months in the County House of Correct
ion. 1
AnniTersary Ball.
The 26th Anniversary Ball of the
Howard Relief Fire Engine Company
will take place at Germania Hall on
next Wednesday evening, the 22d inst.
Messrs. Al Adrian, M. Rathjen, F. W.
Heycr, J. G. Oldenbuttel, E. W. Dosher
and John Haar, Jr., form the 'committee,
and these names alone arc sufficient to
guarantee that this anniversary ball will
be as pleasant as the most pleasant of
those which have preceded it. Tickets
may I be obtained from any one of the
committee. -
, To Builders and others Go to Jaoo
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors,1 Glass,
&c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices, i i I t
New Advertisements.
! Lost.
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rJlHIS MORNING, a Cold mounted Hair
Breastpia. A e uitable reward will be paid
for its return. Apply at
feb 20-3t
THIS OFFICE.
Fruit at Auction.
E
X SCHR. JULIA ELIZABETH, just
arriTedfrom Naftau. N P., Oranges, Ban
ana, Pineapples, Cocoacats. fcc on
TUJSSDAYi 21tt iot., at Fruit Wharf, at
10 o'clock. A. M.
CKOKLY & MORRIS,
feb20-lt 1 Auctr
I 1 Notice. i
fJIHERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS
transacted by the Banks of this city on Wed
nesday, 22d lnst .f that day beluga legal holi
day. . A. K- WALK ttR,
Cashier Firat NaUonal Baak.
1 8. D. WALLACS, f
- ft b 20 CaaVr Bank of Nw Hanovar
New Advertisements
Snore-
ules.
-pORTY HEAD JU&J ': RECEIVED, for
sale. Also, few good HORSES.
T. J .1 SOUTIIERL AND,
febSO-at Stables. Set-ond Stieet
nniversary
rjlHE TWENTY-SIXTH ANN IV 1 R3AKY
BALL rf the Howard Riklef Fire Fuinc
Co. vrill tkc place et GermBisvHftl),Wed
nesday Evea'ng, Feb. 22d, ISSij.
jCoDiuiittec--A; .Adrian, M. Rathjen, F.
W. fiejer,, J. G. Oldenbutttl, '. V. Doicli
er, John Haar, Jr. I I I
Tickets may be had of the Committee or
at the door feb 20-1 1
Frames and Moulding
1- ,; , .
y ELVET AND EBONT COMBINATION
Framas, all sizes. Photograph and Auto
graph Albtfmi, Motto Frames, Cord, Ac.
Blank Booki, School Books, Writisir Paper,
Ink, Fenelfl, Mceiiage, Gold Pens, Tlolia
Striate, Ac, Ac.
C. W. YATES,
feb 29
Bookseller and Statie&tr
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FOR TEM DAYS I
Rare Bargains
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Red and WWte FlariHel
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These Goods at less than New York cost to
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close out before Spring.
Heavy Weight Garments at sacrificial prices
to wind up.
Spring ' Goods now. In coarse of majrufao-
i ture.
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' "We wUl show Specialties this Sea-
j i
son, the sale of which will be confined ex-
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clusively to our House. 1
Otterbourg-,
' KING CLOTHIEB, ,1
feb 20 Wilmington, N.C.
NEW YORK & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP CO.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
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1M
j STEAMERS ;
WHX 8AIL FROM NEW YORK
Brerr WED NKBDAT I and PA TURD AT
. I at 3 o'clock, P. zj '
BENfAljrOK.Wdaegday, Feb nsry 32
REQULATOttMMMM.Satarday, rebraary S6
GULF 8TrtEAM..We4Ecdjy, March 1
BKiVE?AtTOS .;...? rJ ay, Harcli I 4
BGGDLATO?..... Tf suday, March ,8
OUL? 8TR!tAiI, ..SatcrdaT, Mareb ll
NErACrOR,l....Wd'5MfT, ilr.h 35
UkOrLA OBl...I.....aatwdar, March IS
QULF 8TBE , .iatardsr. Karch 2S
Tbrn:h Bills Ladiar d Lowest
Threas;b j Rats guuuttfi v ana frea
Polats la Worth and South Carcllsv
For Freight EaeacsKaats ipplj.ti '
I fBBJirtoa,:ll C ,
TBSO. O. BQ 12, FrtJf ht Aea f . '
M Broatfwty, Sr Yortr.
IFJf. T. CLYDX CO
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Caul Asraati
stic r-i i ; H$eT nj tiwyi be f
Onmaacfilttsjo: t as ie. written; ca only
Gseeida of tha psi?. ---y-- ,
Persoaftllties zaast be avoWei .
id It Is epeelaily and parifsoiirly aadler
rtoo h tbe EdiVwdow tei elVarf 'enden
ib Tvsofeerrjrcd&tc kKffiles to rtt
la tte 6dlt0TiIce!Tr3n? ' ! '
aawiiuiii
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NEVER TAILS.
Cured my little gcirl of fit. She was sUo'doaf and i
dumbj but It enred lir. Sh can nowtalkhand lif ar aa '
ell as anybody. Pms Koss, bprlilgwater, Vila. '
SJLSlAItlTJLS NEKV1XE i1,
Haa lcen tae means of curing my.wlfe of rhamattsm.
J. B. FlstcHk. Fort Voillus, Col. ,
SA5CATX1TA- NEKVIXE , 4
Made a sure cure of a case of Ats for my son. '
I E. B. Kalls, lliattsvlilc, Haa.
81MAKITAX XEUVI. E
Cured moof vertlzo. hmralzta And alclc headache.
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Mrs. Wm. IIsnsox. Aurora, I1L
SlMARltAN XEKVIXE , i
"Was tho means of curinp my wife of spafmi. i
liEjv. J. A. Cde. Beaver, Pa
SASIAKITAX NERVINE i I
Cured me of aailima, after spending oVer 13,003 lrlta
other doctors. i?. I;. IlOBfeOX, ew Albany, Indi
8AMAKITAX NERVINE ' i
Effectually cured me of spasm. ! I. '
I 1 Miss Jesxtts Wakbxs-. .
1 !0 Y.'est Van B urea St.. Chicago, III. ,'
, 1 8A3IAUIT,if NEK VINE , r
Cured onr child of fits after: Riven uj to die by oar
family physician, it havinss over 1M In 24 hours, i
' Henry Ksee. Vervllia.i Warren Co.. Teniu
SAMAKITAS NEStVINE , ' I
Cured ma of scrofula sftersufferfnif for elsrhtyeaw., M
! ), Aj-bkkt SiMi'sopr, Peoria. Ill.
SAMAEIT ax nervine 'I
Cured rajt son of fits, "tor sending 2, 400 with other
doctors, i .1. V. lEon.Mtis.j Claiborn, Mini.
.' samar:txv nervine, 1 1 ' I .
Cured jne permanently of er.ileptic fits of a stubborn
character. Key. Wm. MARTl:'.ilechanc8tovra,Ud.
' ' SAMAaiTAN S ERVINE " ' (,
Cured my son of fits, f ter havlnj? hnd 2, 900 In etghteea
moipths. . Mr.3. E. Foseti. Weat Potsdam. M Yi.
SAMLAR.l'i'AN NERVINE
Curcdmeof epilepsy of hiae years' etandltag". ' i 1
Miss Or.tEKA Marshall,
Grauby, rewton Co., Moj
SASlAn'lTAV HiroRTIKR 1
OH
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Has permanently cured me of epilepsy years r
duration. Jacob SuTEK,;bc Joseph, Mo. !
SAMARITAN NERVINE
! Cured mo of bronchitis, ftsthma and general dpblltty.
I -Or-rvEit Mtibs, Itonton, Ohio.
SAMARITAV N ERV1E 1
Has enrod me of asthma; i?so Rprofula of many.yeaira
standing.
13A.AG OEWEiJU covingtou, ity. . i :
Cared me of fits. Havu been wil lor over four Tears.
CilablesE. Cuetis. Osakls. Douglass Co.. Mlno.
8A51AR1TAS TvlTirvrr!
Cured a friend of mine who had dyspepsia very badly,
MfpHAELO'Cosyjj. liidsrway. Pa.
. SAMARITAN NERVIXE
lias permanently cured rue of enlloptie nts
: David TitEuijDes Moines, Iowa.
SAMARITAN NERVINE '
Cured my wife of epiipsy of Sj years Ptandlntr. i '
Hkmu' Clauk Faixncid. Mich. '
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my wife of a nervous disease of the head.
1 I i E. Graham. North Hope, Pa.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cared my son of fits. H-j has not had a fit for about1
four years. Joii.v Davis. I
Woodijuni.,Macoapla Co.; IB,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
IS FOR SALE J it
BY ALL DRUG-aiSTS
Or may be had direct from us. For further Informa
tion inclose stamp for our Illustrated .Journal: giving'
evidences of cures. Address t I
, SR. S. A. RICHMOND 4s CO.,
i - World's Epileptic Institute,-- ; 1
3T. JOSEPH, MO.
: BLACK SILKS '
COLORED SILK 3 & SATINS.
BLACK & COL'i) SILK VELVETS! '
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gPECIAL ATTENTION 1$ called to thi
above poods; a good assortment and at tha.
lowest cash prices ;: -
' NEW LACES AKD NECKWEAR, '
BlackJ and preara fishue and' 8cars
Ladies', Gents', ai d Children's Merino
Underwear, very cheap.
CURTAIN LACE3 A largre stock.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, te
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We are busy all tao ia3?, and itprjyea!
that we mean busicese. Come and see us;!
you can spend the time proStably. 1 1 : ;
1 R. M, Illclntlra.
fab SO . . - -
Church ;Festival. 1
THERE WILL BE A FESTIVAL by f Ii.
Ladles ol St. Thomas' Cathbilc Church, on
Konday avenlDg, February 20, et Gernucia
Hall. Supper ard Belrchm!m will im
provided. Music by the Jt Btrtoi; Band
and Danelng". Tickets adxftM.ccr Lady aDd
Gentleman, 50 cents; tiDI'J tickets 25cts.
fb i8-2t r-s .
Evening lOvvers-
T HAVE JUST RECL'2Vlil,by Express,
J. a very leaut:fui un cr Krsmng Flowers.
versa! Fashion Couoccj patterns wLick
caa t had on very rcacn&bl terms.
' " , Respect fully, r f- !-'.
MI5S KARBER,
- fss 11 Exehansrt Craec
- i will receive ty 5tenir "lgtuator'tha
I have secured ttus Apxncr ot the Uni
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