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REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
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of faTf r.-ca
a ' !. r .m ..-. .j alrknea.
w- Lir-m i ui -
r . j. t'ctrh u J ttabbrm blood sores,
if lckens .laggl-h culaon.
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tOfaVjtziprcapUf cert PJjiU.
2 : K.lc2 LM1. twlo brother.
ipiexioa.
o.
: u c t fclu c at b j ro uUij U--TC1
K'kr" ILVcMss propRJ to th tood.
U r linttc W tuv t.I Drron4 disorders.
r.l'ti'iJiad laTl?crtftte body.
irLaiw.4taf -jcTrrCftythocaad
Jiaf tjTiia i3 V. I, and Karop."a
( ot t i c 4 1 It a rMtxi urrcr.".a
lit tt . A. Rkinoj. J M!Ua1 Co., Prop.
at Ja!i,!ta, (S)
i"Ui. cr.UeAtott. Ar"M. Tork Clti
Q..GV. irotm ToclUul Imprudence
Grftxitaalpbralcal werfcoe. VahiaUle la
:.rtaUoa for borne cure r KKK. UJ 23 Jtxn
uwittjUj. lr. A. U. OUe. Hot Hi. CblCA
fx may 1-IAw1t
SBATE'S SP0IFI0S.i:
trtAiltna form o Lb iu4 by en exaloent
fkUa dartac SO ye&r eucoeaful
pracUre.
tr;aLl-'jQiraete'i to tSect a radl
i tsj of all tTecCM of Ue Bkxxl. whether
vrj:s,.i or ecjulral. Mia C1cjlm. rJm
(.wm. tax patch". eVL, are permaaeollj
rtl If IUe' prcl3'; No. I. Prl- SI.
"t-s-.i.; 5 Cure WriKXIU.
i.roc lra:UTr. from Youtixrul I"-licr-iit
r Ciee. ytl rlc KxhauMU Vital
::&4 LoMof MaahooL Thl reme-lj to ua-ViA-l
t tie ccne ot Lioe dnipulats. ItLo
aprwrf2lUan:atolhe hmIdc1 rrouo
"Tn. alu Na'.ore it rtuew tbfl otrcucta
aal r of tM Uutej eqcaej, au l cilecta
r4Val cure. lrlr-a 1 1.
?Tcir No. 4 'ilrro ta.act relief att t per
Juwet!;euree&3ca&:itUai. lrt- 12.
Na. X pol:hnp enre for ell weak
a ro9soa V Icaasa. lrlve SI.
hf Dravt or teat oa reipt of price
r J. W. tut, Li S. Clirh St.. Chlcexo.
."K.VO rOR C1UCULAK.
ar:i Ir-dlw are
Vital Questions:!
Aiw tij tuas! eminent physician
Ofaay school, what is the best thing
.a the world for quieting and allaying
i irr.tatiotrof the nerves and curing
i"! forms of nervous complaints, giving
auon:. shild'acc. refreshing sleep al
wiyi? And they wl.l tell you unhesitatingly
' florta of Hops!"
ctt rrtn i.
Xii. aay cr all of tno most eminent
its class:
VLii is the best aad only rsmedy
tiV.caa be relied on to cure alldiscaac
c tLc kidneys and urinary organs;
idj as Brigbi'a disease, diabelts. re
tentwa or Inability to retain urine, and
t-3 creases and ailments peculiar to
" oo;cn
-And thty will tell voj explicitly and
ipbtticaliy Bachu."
Au the satae pbysiciaus
w bit is the most reliable and surest
u;f f r all liver diseases or dyspepsia ;
"t:?ausa. indigestion, biliousntss.
tr.V.111 ICTcr &c. and they
ficJrake: or Dandelion :M
i .'i1' bcn thoso remedies ore com. i
iw:lh o:-cr e-iually valuable. j
Ascoupou rid) Into Hop Bitters
Concluded next week.
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
bite Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
XqZSCT F0S k- T. EXAMEL TAINT;
COr SCADT PREFACED TA1HT.
Q ALL AND EXAHCCC OUE GOODS AND
rr rrfcee Ufore pnrtaeeU,. Ttie fact
ocr Psiauerefrota tbe ceiebreted r.o
fWotirUiACoto4 lurjuoo Broe
.ti-cJextiTiArtofceefoT thetr qmnty
unrlty
5a of Coollax StOTee at rectory
' u 2Uoo to ear Urj9 aad fall
hardware stook,
hWS
r Uoa is reepectfeuy tattled.
MATTTL JACOB!.
"H 2 18 Sontb rromt St
p
-7 . ....nJ FaTlai
i uvtn.?i'lUkkI
L . . i .Bt' In tltlrlcui
rlL,..i tDoija'Jt and rlrftft coo
7 . ivst and m&trhks ixxtu'
t T.tiM k Uiar tic like taculfld.-.
TheDaily Review.
FAT 12.
f couM but loTe Ibce when I saw thj
face I
The dear fulfilment ol Life's (Te!;et
jenrj.
Thri ash toil ami sorrow, change ami
ranv tears.
How Ion,; I'd waitc-il f r it na nicies
Sracc
It r-$ above mo In hi lMty place;
lWjond my hope?. Ix-jom! iia hatiotin;
- fears.
I knor thee, -Iurei! thee. Hu: our
- kiudercd splicre
Shircrc! and parted in dividing space.
I can Irjt lorn thee. Though from
bvisbis afar.
In mystic aureole, a
(ram distant
skicj.
Remote is incommunicable star.
Still strikes the summons ot thy dom
inant eyes.
To smi'.o my sundered spirit, while it
eric
For thee, forcrcr dear a thou art far.
Hirg CUmmtr.
?Ira, Mackey'rf Eincrulds
I recently bad tbo pleasure of exam-
iainx une of tho fineit collectioni of
jewels o.utaidc ot a royal treasury that
exists to Europe, and which belongs to
an American lady. Mrs. J. W. Mackay.
Many of the atone are unique, and the
jornameuts in general are characterized
; j much by the artis ic beauty of thoir
I workinansbip as by the sploudor of tba
gois. Foremost in the collection kuoas
resplendent the famous sctot sappcirea
which attratlcd so inucu attention
when exhibited by tbe jeweler Bucher
on at the 1'arisiaa Universal Exbibi
UoQoll8?3. It Is valued at $300,000,
and corn pr.ife the! diadem, bracelets,
ring, ear-nnss and necklace, with a
large pendant. The necklace is doable,
tho upper row beinic a band of Urge,
square diamonds and sapphires, fitting
the throat closely, while the lower row,
a wide arabesque of tho aamo stones,
supports tbo pendant. This last is
composed of one enormous sapphiro,
peerless In color and in water, and set
in large diamonds. , This etone is of the
size of a pigeon's egg, cut transversely,
a perfect oval in shape, and is valued at
$30,000.
I bave never beard tho valno of the
contents or this chest estimated, yet it
cannot be far from $1,000,000.' and yet.
withal, there U probably scarcely an
other wealthy lady In Paris who does
not wear more jewelry at ball or din
nr parties or the opera than docs Mrs
Mackey.rum Cor. Chicago Inter
Ocean. i
iieatitlful Women
are mada pallid and unattractive by
functional irregularities, disorders and
weaknesses that are perfectly cured by
l&Uowin? the aurgestlona given in an
illustrated treatise (with colored plates)
sent for three postage stamps. Address
World's Dispensary Medical Asaocin
tion. liaflalo. N. Y.
A Cat that Can Itead.
"I've got a fat." said a' lady to
me
the other day. "that can read, At
any
rate she knows when a letter comes tor
her." "A le-ter 1" I exciaimpd in as
tonishment, "ie, a letter, and if you
uon't oeiieve it. rji prove it to you.
.1 lltf urail i mlntlto until f iliraAt .nr
My friend left the room, and in a fow
mmutcj retnrnnd with a scaled envelop,
addressed. Miss 1'assy No. Marl,
boro street, city." "Now," said she.
"it voa wm kiniiiy posi tbat for mo
tonight and be hero when the postman
comes around on his first delivery to
morrow morning you shall see that
am tcuinz you facta." I postei the
letter as requested, and was at my
friend's house promptly tho next
morning. Soon the bell! ran?, and
shortly afterward the servant entered
with a bundle of letters, among which
was that for Miss Pussy. Placiug
them near her feline highness on the
floor my friend sa'd: "Now, Miss
Pussy, pick your letter." Sure enough.
Pussy at once 6bowcd an interest, and
in a moment bad puched aside with
her paws tho envelope addressed to her.
I was about to acknowledge my bin of
Incredulity when my friend said:
"Wait a tnluuto. She'll open it and
devour the contents." Scarcely
aho said this, when Miss Pussy
lorn the envelope oren, and in a
meat was literally devouring iw
teuti catnip.
had
bad
mo-con-
Emokv's Littlk Cathaktic PlLL3
are sullicienlly iKiwcrlul for tbo most
robust, yet tbu safest for children and
wcakconstitutions. 13 cents. cod
it taxes auuui six montus to train n
.1 .a. .
canary so that it -w ill fly around u
church and alight on the bride's
shoulder at the ri?bl moment. It's
everytbiu In giving a bride the right
ndotl.
Lpllensy Entirely Cured.
Trof. Irving JJ. Smith, of Tike. X.
V.. makes the following statement:
Samartian Xerviuc has entirely cured
Prof. Ncwtou says that tbo earth
j receives about 3.000.000.000 of meteors
every year, but they only increase tho
size ot the earth oso inch ia irjo.000.000
years.
W.UHLXGTOK, D. C May 13th. 1&80.
-Having been a sufferer lor a loog
time irom nervous prostration and
rencral debllitv, I was advised to try
Hop Bitters. I bavo taken one bottle,
and I bave boen rapidly getting better
ever since, and I think it the best med
idno I ever used. I am now gainlnj
strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and I was in despair until I tried
yoar Bitters. I am now well, able to
go about arid-do my own work. Before
taking it, I was completely prostrated.
MRS. MARY STUART.
William Farrcstal, a rouh. bit al
most tho entire lower lip off an old
porting man. named Teil Ball, ia a
row In Baffa!o Sunday niht. Faxrcatal
ia bidinx from the police. ;
Ayer'a Sar&aparilla is th4 moat potent
blood purifier, and a fountain of health
and alrongth. Bo -wise In time. All
banaful infections are promptly rumored
by this unequalled alterative.
NEW YOltlt HERALD.
WtlUY EDITION, OMC COLLAR A YEAR.
It contain all Uw gvnend ncwe oi ihn Dilly ;
EuUon of the UcraM. wb'.cb lute the larger ;
rlrcaUtloti !n the Unite J .sutbes.
IsDErryoiuiT ix rutmcs,
UUtbe txt ralttablo cli ronlcle of polltU'al
DewelnUie woili, ltnion tally sir las theoc
cnrrcncca aul tlulms of all parties, eo that
all fHes niay h known. In tbctlrjartmenl of
Kuutir.x NKrs
the UcraM lus always 1cm UUtlug-ulebtyi by
tbe I alUcs of It cable. Witcbe. The new
tranalant r telofpraph rattle will Incrraac
facltl Ucs.
7 HE KAK-M PKrAHTMKXT
of the Wcu'kly lleral-J U practical. It 50c to
the polut. anl tloee not ;lre wil l thceric.
The farmer will bstc many more than
Oje Doluji jlYeib
from the eu ?xetlotn of the farm department
alone, concerning eU, cattle, crops, trecp.
bull-lings, pnrdcnlug, poultry and agrtcuHu
ral economy.
"Tue Home"
Inslrurte iLe bouclfe acl Ihe.chiWreji In re
gtrd ti ccoaaukel and Ueteful new dlabc?.
the iashlcm. and tbe makixvz of home com
tort, in at'lltlon, are given latest
trate and
reorta of
the condition of money, olumns of Mlcl!a
neoua Kcadln?, Poetry, a Cemplete etory
oTerywrck, Jokes and Anecdote, Sporting
ywr,
TorruAB '"cirycE,
tbe dolnfo of wcllktown Person of the
World, a department dcTo ed to
fcEayors axd BEUGiors 'ot.
i i
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1884.
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Itlaek, Illustrated by Abbey; a new novel by
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ocrati'; Ideas and ideals not a faction or
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At the entrance of the new year tbe tew
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tbeheaity welcome it has receded aud the
magnificent success it Jiaa already schlcred.
Ite welcome comes from the people. It auc
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which ls working with ail its heart ior the
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fore believes that tbe Republican . party mutt
I go, and must go in tbt coming year of rnr
i Lord, 14. ! - - i . ,
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The Exoursion and Pic Nic
SEASON 18 OYER AND THE THE'ATKI
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Btreet, batweaa Water and rroat, WEmlng
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i f -it a tiiae and then bara t bent r?nrn I uma a
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I LKPS x OR FALLrSQ b!CK"ES3UJe4anjfltQdj.
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car. Hrl at one for a Treatise aad a Free Bottle of
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