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SAVE YOUR EYES
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
TAR II nun v n
z O B 0, N. a
Detler io Wstclies, DiamonJs, Jewelry
clock., silverware, line cillery, finer roods,
AWinir TnhinAr",A ITmtr . j .t '
c , -.v. AQiuwu Jii I lie
very , beet manner, and satisfaction guaran
teed. Alt gooda wsrranted as .represented, or
doable price. for felted. - '
MIL BODCZS.
''"" HOEOE. ,.
HODGES & H
' WHOLTSALE D ALIUS IJT
HATSand GAJPS
1ND LADIES' TEIIIUED GOODS
49 Commerce Street,
J":
ODGES
NORFOLK, VA. fiPwi special attention. OffioeonQVW
- horo H reet. aeoond door from Niih BtreeL
Ir. TP A. TV ALICE
f .,!'.---
Coi. Water St. &
WAL
oiejIk:. - - - -
MANUFACTUREB
SASH, BOOKS, BLINDS FRAMED
JNTELS, etc., etc
Mouldings, Brackets;
N ' -. . . . '. ' ' 1
VlfORK A SPECIALTY.
Promptniii and ati.fctIon our mottto. Send for price list. Factory and Office
FOOT OF WALNUT STREET, Wilmington. N. C.
0. a Fabxaa,
Tarboro.N. 0.
M. L. Ecbb, v
OateaTille, N. O.
KUEE, PARRAR & PR
COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISION MERCHANTS,
COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING,
WATER STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
Cotton Brokers and Commission Merchants,
13S Pearl Street,ISTev Yorlcl ; J i
Oonaignments of all kinds of produee solicited. Bagging and tics at lowest rates and
liberal advancements made on conaignraenta. . ...
r NOBJTOLK, VIRGINIA, i 1
D EALERS I N N o. I
AT?D MANVFXOXUlicns
Pore. Bone Mlt Hisli Grafle Snper-Phospliate and otter Fertilizer Branfls.
Farmer's Favorite. Price S38.00 per Ton. Cash.
Composed of dsh; flesh, blond and bone, tho former highly amtnoni&ted, hag been frequently
tested in ths field side by side wilh the best Peruvian Guano with equally satisfactory results.
The Virginia Land Reriovator,
pries par ton, $16.00 cash, a cht ap and most reliable Fertilizer. It furnleb.es all the- mineral
J events neoeseary for the plaut, prevents blight, rnst tnd destroy! all insects and grubs in
fee toil. :- . '
Our Fine Ground Bone Dust,
BMnfkorond from tUnghter hones none is equal, ifnot superior to aajthing of the kind in
jbj market. '
; Potash Phosphate, r
saunlMtued by ns of purest and best materials, may be applied with profit to any and all
warr. : ;
3. T A Y
OOMMI6SIO
IS-
. Higgina Wharf. Norfollc; Va.
T7hh increased facilities for handling and storing COTION and OTHER PRO-
eUOB, and enoonraged by the satisfaction I have,given in the past, I am atimu
td to renewed exertions for the future, promising my, patrons quick v bals,
fMaan bbtcrks, and the highest, pbices for all , produce entrusted to nQre
Tiihwrnl ftnvariftPR r.n r1."!?. ri cm mon tn.
Use
For COUCHS. COLDS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, PNEU
MONIA CONSUMPTION. Diseases of THROAT. CHEST AND LUNGS.
nd
iNOS, butit has never been so advaatareouslv compounded as In tUaTOLL, UV- ano.
BYE.
Its soothing Balsamic properties afford a
system after tue cough bas been relieved
Quart
CAUTION
f Do not be deceived by dealers vrho try to pa
! In place of our TOLU, HOCK AKJ) llYE
SB III 1 1 ll IT Sll till I A
lut.hR7
SASH D0QR3 BLINDS
Sashes. Doors
IXbnldings, Brackets, Stab Rails. NeweJs,
V
Bnilding Material of
X No. .16 West side Market Square
MEDICATED article the Ffnulne has a Private Die Proprietary Stamp on eacn botUc, wmcn
permits Jt to be Sola toy jDraffsrlsts. Grocers al lcalers Everywhere, I
' y WITHOUT SPECIAL TAX OR LICENSE.
The TOLU, ROCK AND RYE CO., Proprietors, 4F River St., Chicago, III.
I fsy using Young's Perfection Perlfoocfc)
I OlMBc.r ToawillneTerregwtUiepQrobM.
becan.e tie p!euor afforded wiTlanfplyr-
! yo1 AU81B'rtUca"toQttycar
i Jw.t-.
1 Will
WATCHED ftf thm IitMt aVrU anrh nwt
wwe, at ibe lowest possible prices.
CHAINS in a hundred different style.
liiDgs, sets of Jewelry, Band Bracelets,
Sleeve end Bosom Buttons, Gold Thimble and
bondredj of other attolea tnst we would ia.
Tfte yon to call and examine.
J. T. YOUNG St BBO. .
p-ly Marble Front, Pfcterabnrg, Va.
,W. KING-, JVI. JL.
PHYSICIAN AND 8T7EOEON.
, WILSON, NTOL
f, OaerpLiu j rofcaional eerrlaoa to tto't -
j zoo of Wilson aodeanroondiog codnH jj.s-
, J N. WILLIAMS' .
2 & Williams, -
Ibaiers in v!
d
Roanoke Square,
AND DEALER IN V
Ornamental and Stair
o. F. Jones,
; New York,
IfeEo; H. PaiciL
Norfolk Ya.
PERU VI A N G U A N O
ahd i9AX.iano iw
L O H,
M E R O T,
- ; J8eioiu
Has always teen orte or ins mwt impori
weapons wielded by tbo MEDICAL FAJCL LTY
ftKalnRtthoencroacumcntsof COV Gil SCOLDS,
BliONCniTIS, ASTHMA SORE .THKOAT.
staccs. and all disease? of the THKOAT. GlILSr
diffusive stimulant and tonic U uuiia np uie
size bottlcs,.Pricc 510a
aim off Kock and Tire
7 I J K ' m. JiV. V ' - - ........ - . . .
which is lne uxi.x
and Blinds,
Builders, Hardware, Points, O.L-.Gia
Eyery Xescriptio:i.
and 4'J lioanono Avenu.
NOHFOLKj V:
;. for "
iriri
ibh mm wm u .a s--
neuralaia. Snintifn f
Ba2T:So' of iho Chest,
Cout,Qu,ns,Sore Throat, AW
. ingrand Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth Ear and Headache, Frosts
Feet and Ears, and all other
. Fains and Aches.
Fo Trepaiation on earth equals gr Jioo m,
Kemedy A trial eotaft, but tho rjpSttl,
withpaln c&q baTa cbeapd toeiUu proofjf
IHrectioni ft, Xlareo Igaa:a.
30LD BY ALL DBUQGISTS AHTJ DEALERS
A. VOGI2LSR Sfc CO.,
WILMINBTOW & VELDON rTTcq
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
iRilNS GOUS'a SOUTH
Dated April 188
t No. 48,
No. 40,
Daily.
C10 p. fa.
714 '
8 25 "
9 00 a,ni.
744 p.ni.
-8 27 '
Daily.
Leave Weldon
Ar. Bocky Mount
Arrive Tarboro
Leavo Tarboro
ArrireWilaon
Arrire Goldsboroi
Arrive Warsaw
Arrive Burgair
Ar. Wilmington
3 37p.m
5 09 "
8 V5 "
9 00 a.m.
5 48 p.m.
6
7 50 "
9 04 "
9 55 "
10 55 p.m.
TRAINS OOINQ NORTH.
No. 47, No. 43,
Leave Wilmington
Arrive Bnrgaw
Arrive Warsaw
Arrive GoWsboro
Arrive Wilson
Ar. Bocky Mount
Arrive Tarboro
Leave Tarbor
iaiiy. Daily.
40 a.m. 1 615 p.m.
7 26 : 7 0S
8 41 " . 8 28 "
9 48 " 9 56
10 43-"- il0 54 "
1123 " 1136 "
8 25 p.m. 1 10
9 0! a.m. 3 00
Arrive Weldon
12 50 p.m.. 105 a.m.
Poin BurRaw, Magnolia, . 'Warsaw, Moant
Olive, Dudley, Goldsooro, Wilson, Jiock;
Moant, Enfietld and flalifaxv
A Train No. 40 South will S-top only at Itoak
Mouut, Wilson. Goldsborn nd Magnolia.
Traiu N). 47- raike close c muectioa at
Woldon for all points North daiR All rail
vi Richmond, aal daily excejt Sunday via
Bay Line.
Tiain No. 43 runs daily and makes close
eonnootion for nil pointa Norfli via Kichmond
and W8hinsrtoii.
AM Tnias mu nlM 1(n Wlln
nwrinivii, - ana itave rniinrau
Slee nerj attached.
JOHN F. Til VISE.
Genernl Sup'W
A. PPE, General Paeaenger Agent.-
1HANGE OF BGHEDTJTJS. "
Office SuVt of TraneportaHon, - 2
8. k ETk. . Oompamt
Portsmouth. VaAne. la 188l
Trains of Wfr V wUileava Weldon AuUy excpt
nunpay, as auww
Mail Train, . . -rhrough
relght, - - 1
rhropKh Fright, -
Way KSlght, Tri-weeWy.-
1:30 p. m
445 a. a
. 6-0D a. in
80 a. ni
i 2;:t0 p. m
:l;40p. )'
ft30 p. iu
t . .A . ...
MaU Trains. -
Waj Train, Tri-wkly.
FrJeTlor Eanton, Phinooth and landing t
Arrlv to R. O. Edwabd., Areht. Weldon, X. C. ot
to E. O. Ohio. 8wp t. ot Tvanin-tatioa. l"orlcout
Va,. - , . ; . . . i .
THE S
D POT.
185.
ESTABLISHED IN 1856
LArgeft AsKortment and Lowest Prioea In the
; following line of goods:
iABD WARE. IRON, AC., .
CARRIAGE GOODS,
B0PE8 AND CORDAGE,
1 COOKING STOVES,
(at factory pnow),
WINDOW GLASS, AC.
DOOBS. WINDOWS AND BLINDS.
All orders and correspondence by mail re-
eive prompt attention.
3V. -1 ACOBI,
No. I Or S. Front St.,
WILMINGTON. N. a
W- E. DAVIS & SON.
1 WSOUBAtsI DS1XJEU XV
FRESH FISH, SALT FISH
AND
ICE I
KE5NEBECK FLINT j ICE I
WILMTNOTON, N. 0.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Nos. 6, 7, 9 and p
Union St. ISorfbllc.y a.
M. S.JA MKS,
r " i Proprietor.
BATES PEB DAT - - - j W.00
REMODELED, ENLARGED,
AND REFURNISHED.
Tread :
. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
( i J At Great BarMins!
V $8 to $12 worth 512 to $20,
Fol jo Ettvra ThmbuSi csvr 10 Czvts.
I am offering m entir stock at prices 79
. ia ihm nnrthn markets. Evsrv
articlt rnsraated as represented or money
refunded. Address
: , t
ARTHUR C. FREEMAN:
Old BcuiBxa Jxwxus,
NORFOLK. VA.
aTT-Watefaes and Jewelry'repaired aadjroa.
anteed. aa-ly.
IT.
lib ate
FOR TUB FUfi X
oor three rears airo a Lidr of
Parent arre on her f athpr niri
"SELT m London society. Her
I Lr w!feature3laro and irregn
j 25' retted by a pair of lovdy
SCr? Perfect was
DrSfXaJration,,rbereTer towent
crir?!!!?!.11011 datk i" or dullest
nr S Pse so that no one erer
3o3fthat "BRgstions and hints
I W Uiancy to her
w7T 54X1,1 altract all thcyel-
Sold satfc under the rim of her bon
net, another at her thm.at n,i rvK
i SMI;?!hpr!rpts.bright.
up UUHTWlse gurxiued tlntmff
it d ff thouStt it had been designed
nrTl0-her b 80106 great col.
. 1I rouge was . unnecessary.
. , rrTiding3 were arranged to su.t
the poinpTexion, Instead of the com
plexion to suit the surroundings,
l ucTccannbe no doubt as to which is
u,iurmoa wnicn best becomes theJ
gtnuewoman. Whitehall Recitw.
A New Iork" letter says: Roys
are the last fashion for bridemaids
a'statemenl which, now that it looks
up to ni tfrom paper, scarce seems
logical. Nevertheless, yonknH what
I mean tjsi. suffices. I do not mean,
howl er, that boys are the only; fashion,
but one ofihe fashions.. It is curious
w i eau in sue amerent rashion mara-
lines thd
dircctions as to outlits.
waeiner -d
e vouriff hulV who. ao-
arj'rding td
ccher, is about to " marry
a diviaitvt
I sadly thereafter consent
t j live Avii
man," or of her ebuallv
poetic brklmaids, whether' girls or
boys. OnS says dresses are made
simply an of one or two materials ;
another s;i s they are richand varied
and displ ' combinations of three or
four fabr 3, etc. VMiich is right?
All, I ans rer; and great, therefore,
i3your,lif) :ty' of conscience.
But boys hould be fancifully dressed
as pages, nied after old pictures, and
unquestionably 'tis the revival of by
gone idea that bring up a reallv
pretty thou ht. Then, too, the present
notable seeling' after color has caused
an attirifly t bridemaids in different
dresses ofjpronounced hue, such as
crimson, blie. yellow, crreen. et t.vi
grouping tL iniitate old paintings.
Expensive StockJnacs. I
The folWine is fromian interviow-
with a dealer in, hosiery ? The rage for
fxpensive stockings grow's more violent
every year, There would positively
appear to b. no limits to the lengths
to which women will go in the way of
expense for their hosiery. Only a few
years ago it occasioned "remark if any
lady not of wildly fashionable habits
paid more than ten dollars for a pair
of stockijg3. Xow we sell hundreds
and hnid'rcdi of pairs at prices ranff-
u ve to sixty dollars.
osiery depended on to
;?Btl I
finishing touch to all toilets and the
nicest discrimination is needed in
selecting colors and texture.
American women now go to greater
lengths than Europeans in this re
spect. The custom of having the coat
of arms or monogram worked in gold
shreds on tho instep of fine
dress stockings is now quite
general and ha3 led to the general
introduction of those very low cut
Dieppe slippers. .The fashionable color
now is black, and the general impress
ion among women is that the leg never
shows to better advantage than when
encased in a black-ribbed stocking with
long and narrow clocks. -
The real Balbriggan, French lisle
thread and silk stockings come in ex
quisite shades, and leaves almost noth
ing to be desired. The insteps in many
instances are of real point lace and
reveal the color, what I may well term
the complexion, of the lady's foot
through Jhe interstices in the lace.
Then, too, there are many popular fan
cies in stockings that seem grotesque,
but are still in demand. Military stock
ings are sold fargely about the time of
the 'West Point commencement. They
are of cadet blue, with gold bars and
stripes and various military insignia
worked in them. Then we have stock
ings with fish worked in them for fish
ing excursions, and also a special line
for hunting.
Fahla N4esw
A new color for evening wear is
called pink topaz. ,
The latest frenzy in needlework are
patchwork lampshades. :
Black matelasse dress goods are
much used in mourning.
A new svle ia shaving stands are
ebony ones in Japanese patterns.
Uncut velvet is very effective for
the collar and cuffs of silk jersey.
Favorite styles in porce!uns are the
Iluhgarian and the Tunisian wares.
The hem of the jersey has leaden
weights to hold it down, and a sash is
not needed.
In'Paris there are riding habits that
employ a waist of one color and a skirt
of another.
Silver jewelry grow3 more and more
popular, and some exquisite workman
ship is exhibited in this direction.
A velvet collar and cuffs, with, per
haps, an inserted plastron or vest, Is the
relief for plain basques of. camel's hair
and cloth costumes.
The flowing long train has from
three to five widths, and is now most
often bunched up on the edge of the
basque, concealing its edge and making
it very bouffant.
Ovexskirts cut "open here and there
and laced together with silk cords are
new and effective. With evening cos
tumes of silk or satin the bodice is
made to match, and the lacing is done
under the arms.
A single bias gathered flounce, with
two upright headings of the material
doubled, or else cut in small slender
scallops, is considered sufficient trim
ming for the skirt of any walking cos
tume of velvet or silk.
Birds of every description are used
to decorate muffs. Duplicates of
those selected for the . muff are
generally worn on the hat or bonnet
wbinb lu-ftonvnanifis it- Some of these
BfPd'LnsS'ittiOai
? ; r;-,--i . . .. : . : lifvi
ornithological effigies are too largo for ! Afe of 8!p!el.
good taste. I ; -Trn thU is an n3 (if 5U?picior.
Raws of black or colored plush et ( Ker f taclrts CopU F. M. itoww, of
velvet ure now tied round the thfoaU the eaaipr AVilKara Ctane.Merchants
instead of lace but colored lace is also VIin?rsTraasportati6n Line between
In fa on Specially red and dark blu. I Boston and Raltirnore, who ' suffered
Silk handkerchiefs of Dale terra cottal I severely frvra rheumatism, caused by
saffron or bright red are still popular 1
ana in most cases Decominz.
The fancy remains for black silk j
stockings, with low black slippers, fcr
fsH ereoinf toilets, yet those of rose or
pink like thfj dress, with sllpjers tq
match, are also used. "Whilo silk,
stockings and white slippers are, how
erer, worn by brides and bridemaitl
Stylish military reJingotes of lark
blue cloth hare' the standing allar,
pockets, cuffs and 4 double-breasted
front trimmed with silver brayL In j
Roman designs. Down the baVofj
tne skirt is set a noui ie
buii.1 lUtVUUJ 4 u Wisvuw va wia fv
medallions.
For outido wransF'
very fashionably work foltgj
and small confections ; and m any fed
ingotes and long casaques uro' being
made of it by principal modW-es? The
trimmings are of fur or of tit pend
ant and exoccdingly wide Ccmen
terie bands. ytjftr "V 'jv
White, irrar andulack are-swCR'S be.
hist now the colors most ' deato li
Parisians. . Black velvet hats Vffre r
relieved with white ostrich tips, or
whfte-breasted pigctms, and . clged
with a cord of silver, gold or steel.
Gray is trimmrd with steel or silver
worked black lace, with an occasional
dash of terra-cotta color, visible in the
lining of the hat.
Skirts of black lace are very fashion
able ; they are made over terra-cotta
colored silk or ' red satin skirt s and
sometimes over lavender or orangv
With such skirts a very stylislrbodi-v
may be in the shape of a lung coat,
made with re vers and fasten d in front'
with two large plain gold button , and
showing .above and below a white
satin waistcoat. , .
Drink or Pl,M.t.
1 he following story is told of Ole
Bull, the celebrated violinist : Going
aowniho Mississippi, Ole Hull met on
me steamuoat a party or hall'Savae
men, colonists from tho far. .West.
W hile rending his newspaper he was
accosted ly one of the men who bad
been sent as spokesman by his com
panions, with the request that the fid
dler would take a drink with them,
offering him a whisky flask at the same
tima. " l thank you," faid Ole' Bull,
poiueiy, " out 1 never drink whisky.
w ith a curse the fellow asked if he
was a teetotaler. " Xo but . hisky is
u K6 poison to me." If- you can't
drink, come and fight then. The
man s comrades had gathered round him
meantime, and they all cried, " If you
won t drink you must fight. You look
strong ; show us what you are good
for. "A Norseman can light as well
as anybody when his blood is up, but
1 can't fight when my blood is cold,
and why should I '"You look like
a strong fellow, raid you shall fight.'
btemg no way of escape, Ole Bull
quietly said: "Since, vou insist on test
ing my strength, and there is no reason
lot liffhtinar. Hwill tfcll you what I will 1
giVvaeT10' i Xfwanj' tmrrotytra-taiw nora urt
me in any way he likes, and I'll wajrer
that in half a minute he shall lie on -his
back at my feet." A big fellow
was chosen,, who stepped forward and
grasped the" violinist round the waist,
but was instantly thrown over his
head by a sudden wrench and lay
senseless on the deck. Ole Bull now
felt himself in a very" uncomfortable
posit'on, for he saw one of the man's
comrades draw his bowie knife, but was
relieved when it was used only to open
a flask. A good dose of its contents
poured down his throat soon revived
the fainting man, and his first question,
" How the deuce was I thrown down
here?" was answered by a shout of
laughter from his companions, In which
he himself joined. He sprang to his
feet, and after vainly trying to per
suade Ole Bull to show him how he
had thrown him, he said : ' Take this
knife home with you ; you fight well ;
you are as quick as lightning I" The
artist heard of the same fellow later as
having gone to an editor to call him to
account for an adverse criticism on his
playing, ready to fight for " the strong
est fiddler he had ever seen, anyhow T
A Ifew In da try.
One of the most significant results
appearing in the recent census bulletin
giving the statistics of manufactures
in the United States by - industries is
the returns of cottonseed oil and cake.
These returns show that in 18SQ there
were forty-live, establishments of this
kind in the country, presumably in the
South, and that the value of products
for that year was nearly eight million
dollars. The cotton seed used was
Yalucd at about five and a half million
dollars. In 1870 there were but twenty-six
of tliese mills, onlv a million' and
three hundred tkxmsma dollars' worth
of seed was pressed and a million two
hundred thousand dollars' worth of oil
maap, j.iic uumuh is now carrifu
on to a vastly greater extint
than it was in 18S0, since
within the past two year many new
mills with extensive capacity and'im
proved machinery have pprung up in
various parts of the Southern States.
The growth of this new industry iu
the nexi few years bid fair to be enor
mous. The South bas at last found a
source of great wealth in what, until
recently) wa3 considered of no value.
Before the war millions of dollars in
cotton seed were yearly thrown away.
The utility of the seed as a fertilizer
was then discovered, and it was for a
time used chiefly for this purpose.
It was next found, to contain
a valuable 'oil, which i3 now
pressed out, refined and used chiefly
for cooking purposes a a substitute
for lard, while the remaining meal or
cake has proved to be a rich food for
animals. Even the hulls of the seed
make an excellent fuel. Seed that was
once thrown away is now sold for
twelve and fifteen dollars a ton, and
the price is likely to go higher. Much
of this product ia stilly wasted m some
parte of the South, owing chiefly to the
want of convenient mills. It has been
estimated that at no distant day the
annual crop of cotton seed will be con
verted int6 products to the value of
nfty to seventy-five million dollars
New York Herald.
Jlear but one side and you will be in
the darkness; bear both sides and then
all will be clear, ,
expostare Incident to hi S profession,
irwij.,ouwu3 va.
This is
no srepOT. ovtort ocooe.
5
kttt Osie the
tlf prrrliOh t bMt eontainiBC its tntirm
tnurHM jftorxrUet, It roo tains blood-
makmc. fortse-ceneratnac and ufe-nstainina
proftestseat lnvaloatHtt for tDduresUoo. Cf
rTfia, nervocs prostration, and all forma of
ceoeral debOity; ahto isi all earfeeblad ooodi-
tioos. vhethcr the result of exhavsttoa. nerv-
oos prostration, orer.work Or aest disaanes,
"ptrttcclarti ,if rtulUjy frora pelmonary
complaints. CeswelL Hazard ft Co., pro
prilor; Nrw York. 6e4d by drngTista.
Anyr
rxneni to x-c aenveu rrom we erreat
wcved and perfected, in face of the vast nnm
Ser of teeUmoniols, is surely goin Vt blind.
most eo ai f ortahls "boot in town is that
.mmix Lyon's Patent Metallio Heel Stiffeners..
' '- JtewaHuiM Kfeeaae . , -ia
Xahsi af WsU. .lad had a vary
MO V.fmfli doath. . Tbis S ais mw m0fr iv Oas
ft I Ina taa Uat Us ef wwsptlw. Ow
bast fUMcUas w mjr cut asv I SaaOfot sslosj
taat'an(1iet uil t oocKl rot Uva tvaatr-foar kaara.
My tnAMto than pordwwad a lioUls P. Wsa. BaU
Bainasa-.w tha 1aus bioh baoeflta ma.. I eonUaaad
jtatfllaukrnh.tUa. Iw aov la yarfaat
iMTitgraarfi ma aOr madlatai." ' ,
t1rar's CrkaUe SaJvcw,
Tfca bwl aH a. Uw vnrid (or Gala. Bralaas,
UVSts. X Btaawm. Tactac. appa Baasa
tula. Varan, and aO klads of Sktt CnpUoaa, ate. Oct
UaotyCattjoiicIBalaa. aaaM otttara an
The hnna-a.nl mrvwarti laak 4 taa Ratvoes
Snffwrd Mpiw.ri .1 tM rar.lni pwraii4 vtrila (area,
thronb tha ln(1tira of Aixxit's Ha us Food. l
dro(f su and at Alloaa P.Tnr. SlA lat Ao..K Y.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
. Itallevas aad cures .
RHEUMATISM,
Neuraljrla,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
nACICACIIE.
BEAD ACHE, TOOTHACHE, '
SORE THROAT,
quinsy. sWELLnros.
srnAiss,
Soreness, Cuts, Bruises,
FROSTBITES,
Arid all nthrr bodily acbsff
and iwina.
flFH CENTS Jt BOTTLE.
Sold hy all DmnlMt and
Dr. rHl Direciious lu 11
The Charles A. Voseler Co.
(Sillill J H A, TOCEI I a CO ) .
B.lllMMra. Md, T. L I.
Roatatter'e Stnmarh
Bittari ciTee ataadi
neae to tba ncrrca, n-
W doers a bealthr.. nr
ml flow ef bila, pra
v a a t a const! pa tirm
witboot eadaly port
Ire tbe bowete, gn-
tl timalata tba
circulation, and tr
prntnotinf a rigorous
condition of the
jb)-tcal njil-t; pro.
mr, also, that
rtrrriulrrfa ahicb
is (be rctt Indica
ti n of ' a well bai
anrd ekditlno nf
all the annual p nrers.
Fur aala . by all
Druitirinta aad Deal.
r ynorallr.
ADDTO
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7rfnrirominvnni.i ,it iii.inv.n-ii'ireta. v"S
BRAIN, PROVISIONS & STOCKS
rjr ii informer gcunic imu Drorrumtiinnl rnnr.nl ol tlx
lull. IbfKrt sfiit wwltly. DIvUcihIh pniil iiiuntlilr
'.luli'S liaiilnlmrcliolrlrr. Vnx-k llwMr nutwj ftt praflufo
IMUit tlirtx-ntotitli.t. Mill Intvluir ortKlnai amoiiut rrmklog
iiiorn'j in tluli. rt'i urjirfl on l inainl Mian. Ildcacli.
LxpliuKr) in uinM-ni Jhj. lU-lublicrneiioiKlciiU
Msnmt rwiywlirre. Alln Is. K. K r ft hall tt.
onrn Vclii.
Ajents-Prospectnj Eeady To-day I
Josiah Allen's Wife's
Hew Book Called "Miss Mart's Coy.
$.10 Jhos0" wisZ mae liioneY
20 COTTON FUTURE8
Pi (Yean get full information and
VXX circulars mailed free on ap
XvvJ plication to I
LOUIS C. TOBY.
' t'oaiitlwlon Itrok.
Kannar Blocjt. ft'fcW jORLEAaS1LiLr
Sawing r.lade Easy.
. ' ft TSe JTaw Isnprored
mkUi LlfilTMia
LTstae eSaaem sad sett
a bo slxtea yrart eta
t-MU on irtt trti ai
l saw tmnfatftMA
sTssaresTlrtrslsa see Ce.aatssMslsssMCsieas.
Debility,
U"n and preaatore Daeay.
tTr-On rarfpicf iiat i-cmt atamps I will aaed my
new wot, iu pagna So, containing aalaabte lafvrau-
Uob to
Mlliniril ivn aivnrv im
Addr-i. J . Tt it V A Jf . M. I. . i trito Btt .
fork. Kama ts paper.
Kaw
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Bcos la th wwrleV Oo tha coaalaa. Keen
,MlHe .aM,,eer lia4eHMrk and ta
rkrs Trst'i' HOtPtTntYWOlRI.
BI1STIC THT)SS
HatMCarWfMnllHtaa.
CsssW ff IM aseWr. mltm aa.
EJOIXSIOI GO.CUaca.XIL
1 aa a aaatUta rsaaaOy for Sao eae etaaaaa; ay
, a ti 1 1 1 1 da at eaaae as ta worn ated ead of k
Saaetaj aa.a baaa caraeU lmA4 aaatrvag air la
fcttaarOcaarT.taai iMii4tfa Orrn.b rare
ar&a
Hkmm
rimmr wffc a VaLT ISLE futKaTIHS aa (kta lis sn.
Swj safianr. eie lunw ae r. O aadms.
. aTluKSJJs. US raartSk. SteTa
- Ajro KOT
TXEAU. OLT.
tra.lare
SEEDS,.
lTwar and GeidcB Seed Catalee-tia tm
- Jiaaraaa risi&tia ftrrn
"it .. wsmas. Fa.
H. r.-Godurf. 170BlakTrWri-J7-rra
$66
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AOdnaa H. IUUXTT A Co.,
aa1 Saoaint rraa.
INrtlaaJaaiaa. -
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PEP5l'S WAlTTSa FQIl IT, Wot ao hoor T
.,. I.OSK In aecorine; Twmtory. Oomplrt OrriTlir
Mall 91.24. ISaNew Illnatr4ti-m by WtllinnM. ')
llahor. 4MI ARCH STREET, Phlladelpdja.I'a.
Nervous
AXLE
GREASE
wfc ta Hr.laa iju
aaUalaM eaS m aWfcaJ ,
aaSeSaa; Saatkyaaml.
wfS -ajylr " SXTTtB a4!. ft-SSl
atji.isiii. t.a-tjtiaai--..ii.iii.
lydia e. pir:n:iA:.70
1 VEGETABLE OnTFCTTTTD,
I a rvtmr Cre - i j
Tor an taas PalaAt CaaaaJabata aa4 WasWlasat
i'-; in i iteaas saaaiWaJayayaAaJlaat. t
A Vteldss ferWssisa. Jarreta a aMwsv
ansars4 j a Teaus... , . 1 j
taa ftaaataal BaaVal atianw KaaaOa Seam a Bflfa,
. tranrlTM Cm reopiat sptms, tavtensaa
. aanawxx Oe atgmla rttn.toaa, rtrsa slasUctty
as
tnaaesa t Ua sup. reaOrai tba aatsrai lot r tetae;
1 sad pbats ea tba ehack af aromaa the Crass.
toaesetUtnctacaadeaffXaSBmerHska, ; ; ' .
ITParsJelsaa Use It sad Prescribe ft Frtsfy-
II nssOTS alstnaas, SaalaaaT. eatav all erwrtac
tar atlswlaat, ad rnir--im at Ue .ffv
. That faaUax of searing eeV aara, w-
mm saaaaeha. Is aHraya paraaanfnry amrsq
rwltoamaf KUaar Caaaf-JTrtSkaaieas I
- : - - tals Cessnas la avaarfac.
t,rta armiis i hiaoi lCKiriK
eHU aiwdiaate srorr T-4ir t liuaxiT fraaa l
Blood, and eira toa. mt atnrafta ta in JTStaas,
a or OBii.i. ta&m hiui m.
BotstHa CooijyriBdaad BSoodPwtflcr araprrj1
atsn aad sn Wcstora amis Lraa, Man rWi
either, tl. Biz botUee for ka. 8eBtb7aauiU W
ef pills, or of los3,Tr, eareeetstef price. tlparW
foreltaea. Urs. riaUuuBfrealr eturwena.'! Intm
tnquiry. Encroee Set. eSamsw BaodforpaaiplikC I
Ko NmTlT hrnld be Without tTDTA K. mrttX
LIVES. nu.t Thar ej eaaaaipaiKm, a
I turpuut ot iaa ureav z oaau par uoz.
HAS BEEN PROVED i
Tho SUREST CURKfor j
KIDNEY DISEASES,
JDoea a Um BeAersdlaordoradarlaarV
i a lane baok OS a laorared artna IV
hat voa are s victtm TTf PO h't
CA.T J i 'use JOBXST WOaT af on
eate Uial '
i U3V'TJ i 'use JCIDXKT. W03.T af onna.
(crurpsU rooommand ltj an1 lSwCJ arawuly.
ovaro nssetaiMawaaaiiTMl raatora Ttal tbjr a -atraa i
t la a CURB CUR3 for nil 1 :!
DISEASES of the LIVER;?
It fcaa apaeiflo otioa on thta mmm laportant
or--n, e ablina- u to Uirow off tct X.VJ aad tm.
' e .'an, rU.-au!stla the hoaltiiT aoqpuoa efa
!:;., Aid by kaejnc Via bowela ilfraeoosvd
Hon, cflaotinj ita racalar dlsobar;a. .- .
rASlrsIckrl'a If TeuarasnSaetsrfr'
telCJiCll ICl malaria, fcavo tas ehU
r-afc!
rlUaam. OrwpcTHfo. aoaaUsated. 44aa
t will amrol; raUevaaad aoiutly ova.
Cia Bprtac. to rlaansa the SyiKta, ever;
V7crt
In
, oao
hi.-wm tajta a vnOTooa cotusa at
arilAA -orcoapiau;te peotCi
UaUICta yonrret, STaJtaspaU
weaKacaaoa. EUXZI.WOT ti
uitv:J ret prociTtt!v and aaflclv.
1 4s
Jz:&rr3ex. Jacja'-lae-ioa.
trick Cut cr f s?r CritlX-i, a-ad dU 4afgta-T
pnJa,s.cTo.'Jjr ylcllto 1U ewtive power.
r7-7k JLC.a at tha a-r.a tUne on the CEmn,
; Il".Xi SOVrQ&Xl I"cr Oat aHperloa).
I'Jcs, or tliou-natlra it U a permanent oora i
BOLD DY DRUCCIST3. Fr1xSfS)
BEFORE
Xlsetrio ApjUsaess art srat n 19 Xtrs'tttl,
TO WIER ONLY, YOUKQ CR OLD,
W itu are Bi-trr1rr fror
are BrfTrrlr.
Ksnmrs Drrtunl,
Vioia, Wnri!a AT
laT t ItAUTV
i tr nun rBca amA
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. t . i '
K!r.s. d all kludred
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tha U tOmUii
bowala vt STIaai,; t?t
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The nw wilatK (rAvHmT) vt
Monthly If aaaenie tut imcs
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jmi.t-d on tte finest tttt4 Mpr, rife K XjllSJ
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' ";n i pnannsaTBa. rotBIStl TIO pawe Of tOrva.
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an a ta a iwf w tkaV...a..(j ar . m
faa. r jm iMnsTratlona. 6 IV rrea and ot
PVt-ires, W JZSSISQS DRHOHEwo; lfcHaVuLc
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cal aara. I kava maAm taa Tin...
Or yAlXraa SICXSSrSa lUa-iK M4y
far a Uaaataa aad a Fraa Stonta e m STaTtiV-ii'
Oss-ily. Olva ! and rat OiSea.
vmuaa sar a w-iai. ana itnu ai m 7 -c.
14 eaata r
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HEALTH IS WEALTH!
a maertte tor Hnu Ii... . ."raiil 1
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laada to ! ttayay aat daatlt.
www win aw
ap 4 one. Hi
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ky as lev at bwaaa, a
With irk wrrlar
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Jiat Coorh Bj-ron Tawtaaarrt
vaaianinaw. r 1 ITT fit 1Mb an
armaTst Atl.Ta.AS :A TUJCO.mSSSH I
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aallicc rirtortal Bot sad Bible..
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rOUKG MEN Ntii
nvnittS. aMM aSkal aawe at S aa af
altaatkoav Aadzaaa TeUuitwa roaTjeaaaaalk? h
15 to $2071
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