o:;k i?ir; nr;TiNG news coMriMso
rr.oai many soubctc ' .
3S 11 !Wr, ared 105 years. rtid at her
hnmt fit tlrousp, on the Carolina Central
-wiw-piilyi -rAtJiy,'. V.j Aaron Gibson
was killed by a man 'named Candill in a
runkrn raw. .
-Tli. nine-year old daughter of Georpe
Hampton, of " Loudoun county, Va., fell into
a MiiaH stream, and was drowned.
-Picket Gamp of Confederate Veterans, of
Richmond, Vo.f adopted resolutions in com
meinoration of the death of Gen. Joseph E.
Johnson. ,
A contract rmsi been awarded for the con
fitruction of a Baptist t'hureh at Roanoke, Va.,
to cost $25,000 exclusive of the lot on which
it is to be erected. ' t ', !
The Franklin Xnmher Company's property,
owned prmcipaly by merchants of Frsnklin,
Va., was partially destroyed by fire a few days
tince. JDamago, $23,0u0; insurance about
?10,000. l.
The War Department has granted the sur.
; vivorg of a New York regiment permission to
rtaee a larje bronze statue in the Antietam
Nations! Cemetery, in memory of their fallen
eomratles.
Four Americans and one Italian were
drowned in Laurel crrek, near Webster Court- ;
house, W, Va., a few nights ago while attempt
ing to cross a stream on a foot log, which was
. swept' away. ;
; In Petersburg, Va., Miss Annie Hand, ayed
ninety-two years, committed suicide by taking
. poisons She had been in very feeble health,
and for sometime part had also been suffering
from injuries received by a fall.
Contracts1 have been closed whereby the
Essex Yarn Mills,; of Newarkv N. Jy will be
removed at once to Roanoke, V a. . The com.
pany will be organized under the name of the
Virginia Blanket Mills, -with $100,000 capi-
"An .epidemic of poisoning cases occurred in
Chattanooga, Tenn., fourteen victims having
no far been reported, although none have
f roved fatal.. The cause was cream puffs
ought from a confectionary. The medium is
thought to be arsenic.
John Godman, a prominent citizen of Boston, ,
visiting .Asheville, N. C, was shot in the leg
by outer summers, a arunicen carpenter, ai
; the time Mr. Godman was out horseback riding
with two friends, who were also shot, snstain-
in Hiigm wounus. vouiuau b nurse rwcucu
' a flesh wound. , ; ' : r ;. . - -. j
. A disease called spotted fever is" raging in
Milan, Tenn. Over thirty persons have died
within t hffpast two days. Not a single patient
has so far recovered. The people are fleeing
and all the immediate towns have quarantined
against the stricken towns of Newbern and
Gates.
The unveiling of the heroic bronze statue at
. the tomb of Gen. T. J. Jackson, at Lexington,
Va., will take place on the 21st of July next,
' and the veterans of the Stonewall Brigade
have been called .to meet at Staunton the 9th
of June to make, arrangements for participa
ting in the ceremonies. : . .
v In Union county. Tenn., two brothers
, named Haynes, aged fourteen and sixteen
, respectively, became involved in a quarrel
over opening a gate, when the older one cut
his brother so badly that he died afterwards of
his injuries; The, one that did the deed is
almost crazy with remorse and grief, and has
to be watched left he kill himself;
.; A wreck occurred on the Asheville & Spar
.' tanburg railroad by a collision of a freight
from Asheville and a material train near
Landrum. ' The fireman and a negro on the
material train was killed. : Both the engineers
and eighteen of the hand were initired. rnanv
of them fatally. ( The collision was the result
of the freight conductor's disobedience f
orders. , r
- 1 if wi !i 1 t-a r: o it: tt-1
. ix. v . Hrie was snot vy iuiru cuiiie jiui
land, at Roboinsville; Graham county, Jf. C,
several daya ago. The wound wad not serious.
About a' year ago Cftgle slandered. Miss Hol
land andleft the county. He returned to Rob-
' Kiniivillf. rwlfpviTiir 4hnt fh affair Hfl1 Kppfi
forgotten, but Mws Holland armed herself
i with a pistol upon learning of Cagle's return,
and attempted to kill him.
An old landmark has been removed from
the farm of Mr. Otho Bryan, near Hagerstown,
Md., in the shape of an immense oak tree
: Btump, measuring five feet ten inches in di
ameter and twelve feet in length, and weigh
ing nearly ten thousand pounds, i The tree
, --was computed, from the'rings about it. tobebe
' tween two hundred and two hundred and
twenty-five yeart old.
A distressing ' drowning accident occurred
near Lynchburg, Va., the other day. Mrs.
Greenwood and Mrs, Alexander Marshall were
coming ; to the city in a buggy, and while
crossing a stream called Judith's creek, which
. had become swollen on account of the recent
rains, their vehicle capsized and threw both
into the stream. Mrs. Greenwood was saved
by a cobored man who happened to come along,
but Mrs. Marshall was drowned. Her body
was found about 700 yards below the scene of
the accident. t V
The Canroll Manufacturing Company are
making extensive improvements- at their
works, situated at Carroll, Md. The woolen
mill on tWe property, is in suceessful operation,
employing a large number of hands, and there
will be annexed, in a short time, a large ad
dition, which will greatly increase their capac-
1"ty for manufacturing epecialities in the same
ine. On the same property a large building
is being erected for the manufacture and stor
age of ice, which will have a capacity of sixty
five tons per day.
A lively fight occurred a day or so ago
between Miss Jeanie Jerome ana Miss Mary
; Ellington, two prominent young ladies of Clear
V .. creek township,' Mecklenburg county; t2i.C.
Miss Jerome accused Miss Ellington of making
rather slanderous remarks about her. : Miss
Ellington denied ever hearing of the remark,
whereupon Mitss Jerome told her she lied, ana
jumped on her, knocking her down three
times. Girl friends of both parties took part
in the fight, and one had her head badly cut;
, . others had their dresses cut. It could not be
, ascertained who used the knife.
A SUICIDE AT NINETY-TWO.
tMJng Annie Hand Takes Bough on Rats at
" Petersburg, Va.
Miss Annie Hand, residing in Petersburg,
Va., committed suicide by taking Rough on
Rats. A She, had been in delicate health for
some time, and a short time ago received a
, fall, from the effects of which she never fully
recovered- It is thought that her mind was
unbalanced. Miss Hand was ninety-two years
of age, and had resided in"V Petersburg for
meny years, Just before she took the fatal
. dose, she approached Mrs. Elliott, a lady who
lived in the house with her, aM after telling
Mrs. Elliott bood-bye, placed le gls con
taining the poison to her mouth aud swallowed
Its contents. ;
KILLED BY AN "ELECTRIC WIRE.
A Chattanooga Fireman Struck D.d
While at Work on a Lofty Ladder.
A most horrible accident occurred in Chat
tanooga, Tenn., in the presence of several
thousand persons who had gathered at the
corner of Ninth and Georjria avenue to wi(nes
the Cre department putting out a small Maw
Jn thn European Hotel. Charles Werner.
lit au mr"rniiui ic ure aepartrncot
wrs st; the top of the long ladder playinsf a
h'e in the third-story window when he pot s
slinck i'rom a live electric light-wire and rfrop
p d dead to the ground, to the horror of the
Jarre crowds.
The horrible death of Werner on the electric
wire demoralized the fireman fur a iVw
minutes and the fire fa.ir.ed renewed head
v y. The Iom v ill be ab'iut $L0,0)0.
A liot'l building on th same site was de
, -ovd hj fire in 1c ') uni three people burned
A WonJerfal Usenet,
.Probably the largest and strongest
magnet in the world is that at.Willett'a.
1'oint, New York. It came to be made
by accident. Major King happened to
aee two large fifteen-inch Pahlgrcn
cannon lying unused side by Bide on
the dock.v Ho immediately conceived
the idea that a magnet of great pow.er
could be constructed by means of thpso
cannon with submarine cable wound
around them. Electricity was used,
and the cannon were converted into u
permanent magnet which Btancls about
ten feet from the earth j with, eight
miles of cable wound around the upper
part of the gunsi It takes a force of
twenty-five thousand pounds to pull off
the armature: A crow-bar applied to
the magnet required the combined force
of four men to bear it away. A seem
ingly impossible; experiment was .per
formed with1; somer fifteen-inch canuon
balls. . They were as much as a strong
man could lift, yet the magnet held
several of them in the air suspended
one under the other. An amusing ex
periment was made with a big sledge
hammer. When one tried to wield it
in an. opposite direction from the
magnet ne felt as if he were trying to
hit a blow with a feather in a gate of
wind. .
.'Model Gill Bujinj a Stamp.'
"One two-cent stamp, please." It
was a young and pretty woman ' who
said this in the post-office ; the other
day. She was at the head of a long
line of men waiting to be served, and
every man expected there would be one
of those long and exasperating delays
that usually occur when a women steps
up to the stamp window. . .
Bat nothing of the kind happened
and everybody was pleasantly disap
pointed. . In the first place, she had
the exact change, and again, when she
got the stamp she did not stop to asET
questions or wait to affix it to her letter.
She simply took her purchase and went
away unmindful of the broadside of ad
miring glances she received. She was
a model young woman. -
Waste of money and time usually go hand
in band.
Money made
certainty.
by chance will go with
fcSTATS OF OHIO, C'ITT OF 'l'OUEDO, I
LitTCAS UOUNTY, t
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
Vendor partner of the firm of F. J, Cheney &
. J
,v
Co., doing business la the City of Toledo,
County and Stat aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of $100 for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
- Frank J. Chkket.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1880.'
, ' 1 A. W. G JLKASON,
SEAL 5-
' r Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
- F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. .
BT Sold by Druggists. 75c. -
When is a window like a star?r-When it's
a skylight
I " Relieved by he First Dene."
MfcAGSVixiJE. Tenn.. Anril 10. 1890. i
I am under many obliiratione to you for send
1IJK IUB IUO NUUUB LHIILIOOI c HIT ipiBJVin. 1
did me more good than any medicine I eve
saw. I would like to have a large bottle, an't
I sincerely believe that it -will do all that too
recommend it to do. The first dose relieved
me, ana i am so much better than 1 was.
Miss 8. Abmsthono.
Flnraplexlnn is the speedy and permanent
cure for Sick Headache, Indigestion, Dyspep-
Dlf, uuiuuaucne, unci vuiiiuiumi, iici fnun lr;
bllity and Consumption. It
is the onlv sure
cure for these complaints.
Ask your druggist
lor it, and get well.
Friendship at its highest height is stronger
than kvii.
Bbown'b Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Biliousness and General Debility. Gives
Strength, aides Digestion, tones thu nerves
creates appetite. The best tooic for Nursing
Mothers, weak women and children.
The first snow flake of winter, how signifi
cant and the firt white hair!
Can the sale of an inferior article constantly
Increase for 24 years? Dobbins's Electric Soap
has been on the market over since 1865. and is
to-day as ever, tht beb and puret family soap
made. Try it. Your grocer will get it.
: Life is a long course of mutual education
which ends but with the grave.
? Malaria cured and eradicated from the
system by Brown's Iron Bitters, which en
riches the blood, tones the nerves, aids diges
tion. Acts like a charm on persons in general
ill health, giving new energy and strength.
, Ttf make elose connections with
Death has to run on time.
eternity
FITS stopped free by Dn. Ki.nrE'B Greai
Serve RstsTOREA. No fits after erst day's use.
arvelous cures. Treatise and $2 trial bottle
.tree. Dr. Kline, mi Arch St., Phtla.. Pa.
Be quick. You can use a minute but once
make the most of it.
If afflicted with ore eyes use Drlac Thorn p.
eon's Eye Water. Druggists sl 1 at 25c par bottlo
True honor despises evasions.
Sprin
: Is so important that
everybody kriws its ne
cessity and value. And
there s nothing equal to
Ci3do,is
To Purify the Blood,
create an appetite and
overcome That Tired
Feeling.
(00 Doses
One Dollar
A piled Into Nontiils Is Quick iT
AiMOi-bnl, Clcuuiioi the lleaii,
Ueals lh bore ao4 Cura
7,
Kjm. m .1
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Tssf Twt iiJ II. lTil.-k-
I -hi Hi" & Bt r.
T hi' -i . M Wl'Wi dL, g, T.
Origin or"E:ec;r;ai Terns.
Electricians uao'many odd terms in
their technical conversation, which are
but component parts of a dead language
to most listeners. Thus we hear them,
speak of "farad," "ohms, ""joules,""
"amperes, " "watts," etc. Theunitof
capacity ( is . one farad; the' unit of
resistance, one ohm; the unit of work,
one joulcj' the : unit of activity, one
watt; the unit of quantity, one coul-'
comb; the union of current, ; one
ampere; the unit of magnetic fiel(J, one
gauss ; . the unit of pressure, one volt,
and the unit of force, one dyne. Odd
as these names may sound to the cal",
there, is really nothing wonderful jn
connection, with their origin, they all
having been derived from the name of
some man famous in his special field of
electrical study. The Michael Farra
day, George S. Ohm and James 1.
Joule! famous English and German
discoverers, gave their names to the
first three units - mentioned above;
James Watt and Andre M,y Ampere,'
English and French inventors, to the
two units following; Charles A. Coul
comb and Carl F. Gauss, the former a'
Frenchman and the latter a German,
give their names to the units of quantity
and magnetic field. The volt is named
for the Italian ' discoverer, Volta; the
dyne is derived from the root word of
dynamo, itself meaning force.
THE POfflTT.
C 6 f 1 From a Cathollo Arch-
; - bishop down to the
Poorest of tho Poor
If all testify, not only to the
virtues of
ST. JACOBS Oil.
The Great Remedy For Pain,
but to its superiority over all other remedies,
expressed thus:
It Cures Promptly, Permanently;
which means strictly, that the pain stricken
seek a prompt relief with no leturn of tho
pain, and this, they say, St. Jacobs Oil will
give. This Is its excellence.
erman
Those who have not
used Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble of the Throat
and Longs can hard
A Throat
and Lung
Specialty.
ly appreciate what a truly wonder
ful medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing, strength-gathering andrecover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar, and water "may smooth a
throat or stop a tickling for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is a discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specialty. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pap, coughing, spitting, hemorr
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip-
I pwg down mil, wnere doctors ana
1UCU1UUC ttliLi uu V iv.(..ija v v. utm svtui-
lowed and followed to the gulf oi
despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. It cures. You are
a live man yet if you take it
The Cod
That Helps to Cure
The Cold.
The disagreeable
taste of the
GOD LIVER OIL
is dissipated in
UK
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
HYPOPHOSPHITES
OF LIMB 60DA.
The patient suffering from
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS, COI"C II, COLD, Olt
WASTING IHSKASIiS, may take the
remedy with as much satisfaction as he
would take milk. Physicians are prescrlb-
luff 1 1 AVArlrtrhArA It tm m nnrfof .mfllilnn.
anus wonaenui llcsn producer, lane no oarer
lUULaLyULi,
JforCought.ColdsandConwmptlon, l beyond I
question the greatest of $11 modern remedies. S
j l will stop a Cough In one night. It will check!
it Cold Ina day. M will prevent Croup, relieve
Asthma, and CURE Consumption if taken In;
HT.t. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE j
! WHOOPING COUGH
. : s7 Oft '
33, GROUP I
Usfl it Promptly.:
J may save their lives. ASK YOU DH)0
S6I5TF0RIT. IT TASTES COOD.i
- "Mn imiTOws ihll be to the wlc'.r-1., P. S2
MCANOK i Positive ca-. rvois & Fhyslcnl De
bility, MiDijtl iJcprfBslon. Lack of CtintMeiiee, Palpi
iarlori Hiart.Wfiik Memory, "W., by mtu). gnouamii.
tiwaunrat. It. buulevv's tretle (spaleOl free. Urn
lfvt MKDinva Co.. 14 Wnnhmirt'n Ave. Scrnt'D.I''
fT!irf NFRvnra, tViTfHF.n tn-.rtf ls pint
I J i . wnl. ind li.'-) wril, It'taUft sielitr
teli IkjW. Ml ?!. a yr. mpl oupy
DOCTOR ' j
: ENGLISH :
A
: A ,'r'7 Wi k)vweh evert-:
S THING ,EL8Ej
1 X- ' fcw't afford to.
2 1 ' be without It."
mk 5 Re. hnftfa mnvsnvs s 100 In rtnntnr'a hill!
It's sometimes said patent
medicines are for the igno
rant.' The doctors foster this
idea. ,
"The people," we're told,
" are mostly ignorant when it
comes to medical' science." ;
. Suppose they are 1 ' What
a sick man needs is not knowl
edge, but a cure, and the medi
cine that cures is, the medicine
for the sick.' :
Dr. Pierce's' Golden Med
ical Discovery cures the u do
believes V and the " don't be
lieves," There's no hesitance
about it, no if " nor " possi
bly." .
It says " I can cure you,
only do as I direct." ' ; .: ,
Perhaps it fails occasionally.
The makers hear of it when it
does, because they never keep
the , money when the medicine
fails to do good.
Suppose the doctors went
on that principle. , (We beg
the doctors' pardon. It
wouldn't do!) ,
' Choking, sneezing and every
other form of catarrh in the
head, is radically cured by
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Fifty cents. By druggists:
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tout April lit. Full Tablm of Coo toe U forwarded
nly to tkoM who tend itamped dlreoKsd enTelopo.
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f Never Forffettinir. Addrw
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CoHflgaa, alio, bT profeaelonal anil burin men every
wbera. If not for tfilc tn your towa end M&m. to
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Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurry, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed
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BEECH AMS PIUS TAKEN AS DIRECTED fiS70lfE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH.
Fop Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc..
they ACT LIKE MAQIC, Strengthening the muscular System, re storing lonit-lost Com
plexion, bringing bnck the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the ROSEBUD OF
HEALTH tho whole physical energy of the human frame. One of the beat guarantees
to the Nervous and Debilitated U that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF
ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
rrrpitrrd only by THO. BEKCHAM. St. nlna, rnnciiaktrr. Fnirlnnd.
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'Alaskan 3Iosqn toes.
. Mosa". shrubs and berries grow
in
great profusion along .Yak a tat Bay
chore, and ovct the moraine a regular
trail waa formed at tho large brown
bears crossed nnd rccrossedin search of
food or berries, writes M. B. Kerr in
Scribner." The glacial stream divided
into a thousand branches and formed
an ideal delta, depositing silt and glacial
debris. Our course took us over a
mountain spur and across an interior
basin about one thousand five hundred
feet in height, filled with numerous
lakes and 6warming .with mosquitoes.
Indeed, there were such myriads of the
latter that imagination suggested that
each flake of enow had concealed with
in it a germ, and thus" the mosquito
hAi generated. Here it, is that some
times huge brown bears, driven to furry
and desperation by these tormenting
little beasts, finally ; tear their flesh
and die in agony. .
A Wroinf Echo,
"Fellow' citizens," , thundered the
impassioned orator, : bringing his Gst
down hard on the table, "what, I ask
again, is our country coming to? Aipd
echo answers What?'' v '
"Pardon me sir," interposed a mild
looking man in the audience, rising to
his feet; did I understand your ques
tion to be 'What is our country comiug
to?"
.Yes, sir."
"And you
said echo answers
What?"
"Yes, dr."
"Then, there is ' something wrong
with the accoustics of this building,",
said the mild looking man, sitting down
and shaking his head in a perplexed
way.' ' ,
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mtm&t Thoumand Italian a year. Three years aijo he was a student here. .
W. r. RICK, book-keeper for BillJngton & Co,. US Chestnut Street, receives' more than Elrrri '
Hundred Dollar yew. lie entered this College less than two years br
Can yon wonder that CHAS. B. ETTER, book-keeper for Whitall. Tatcm A Co,'. Mlllrini, N. J . Induce J
twelve young men to enter this college from ML'lville In less than a year, when we tell you that Mr ' Ftt-r la
getting in a situation we furnished him Trelve Hundred Hollar a yearf
I1ARKY LASHER, 22 years of age, book-lweper for I'aacholl,' Llchteu' A Co 81 N. 4th 'B.'m t
Jf7i rt Ilund re tl a year, Good salary for a mere boy, is it not t '
above earn nearly enouch in a slnjrle month to pay for
aa well. Uowl position? for a'l who enter this Fpring
P-ALIIS BTJSXITH33 COLLEGE,
1 7th and Chestnut Sts., Phlladelphl?, Pa.
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Both the method and results when
, Syrup ofFigsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, andact
fentlyyet promptly on the ICidncys,
iver and Bowels, clcanaea the eys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
Aches and fevers andcuree habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
. duced, pleasing to the taste ana ao
ceptahle to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its ?
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable pubstances,
Ita many excellent qualities com
mend it to all end have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60o
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
' gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand ' will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it . Do sot accept
any substitute. ' ' ' .
. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP COL
SAN FSANCI2C0, OAL.
. . ummu. Kt. , hew roitx. n.t.
Every Farmerhis c.n iooter
CHEAPER than Shingles, Tin or Slate. .
Reduce Tour INSURANCE, and Perfectly
Fire, Water and Wind Proof.
Onr Roofing Is ready formed for ,tie BuIJdlnf,
and c be applied by any one. Po nnfbuf ,
any Itoofln till you write tfl u tot onr P".rrip
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Awnscpui734aPAPERSj
Where w have no Aent vrlllnnrnxe
mrlth anjr active merchant. L. St. 91. N. V.
FOR A ONE-DOLiIiAU ltl I J. nenC'ds by mall
n will rinllvrr. fre oi All chonre. to HT versoa lu
tbe TJnitfd States, &U of tbo following article, care
fally pftckoi: i ; -f ..-.,'
One twoune bottle of Pure Vaseline, - . 10 cts. :
One two-outiee bottle of Vaseline Pomade," 15 "
uou jv ui vum'iiiie .vcjiu uroiiin. . . - ... m . .t
Oao ke ef VKRcUoe Cniupliofilfte, ." . . ? 10 "
One Cake of VaKoltno froap, unscept-x',. - - 10 " r
One Cateof VaweliDQSoap, cxnulKltoly8ccnU'd,SS " :
One two-ounce bott.e qT Wliito Vasolluo, ,-. i' "
. - ' ,. ," : -V-- ti;Io t .-'
Or for postage stamps any sinule article at llm pries
named. On no account he ptituxuided to ivccpt from
your drugtjitt any F.ascJIncor ire)arnti(n thmtftvm
unless labrlted with onrnamc, hecaus jo.it?J cei-..
lainly rrciye an imitation n hi- h han Mile m ho mliia
L'UeebrauEh ntftf. l!o.. J l Srutt Sr., N. V.
g EW1S' 93 Vf LYE
1 fc Powdered and Ptfrfuiaud.
351 " (PAT1CSTKD.)
Strongest and purrxt Lye made.
Makes the best perfutoed Hard
Soap in 20 minutes without boil
ing. It is tha hest for eoXtening
wuier, cleansing wasw , iipea,
disinfecting sinks, cJoscta'wajh-
ing bottles, paints, tree.;, etc.
y r cwnH. omli rar u.. L J., ,
rtffcVM Un. Agents. Philn.. Vil. '
WANT YOU to eeud for .particu
lars of a Big Thine, ot Irsnr
auce or Ziooka Only one renre
rentative lu tame coatityt You
need not bother to send sUinip for
reply, but addrt'p at ono. j . .
Dept. Mnnntrer, .
" I RlCUAlom, VA..1 ,
3
' EVE'ilY MAN HIS OWN UOOFEU.
Two uijd Three Ply Roofhig, suitable t6r all roofs,
eheaire than any other material aixd I w left .as -durable.
Fire, Wind and Water Proof, Miituiiks. tor all
climates, and can bo applied by any iu Lwrlpt lve
Catalogue with samples of KouflnK. l-iuliitf acd
fhesthliig Papnr, Patau, 4C., sent ou riiiutiO,
tarlr will rAT voir to write u.
JOHN AKM1TAUE, UUInnond, Yit..
. BS U 17 , ... .. , - .-
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a oonfM here,
and eararopr.'
Eundreda of othors are
W w5cSTEELR00FIKG;
yrvjjvr5 fry Catalogue p ics )
requires Addition of an
I III I k I. H reOUAL PART OF OIL A
MS
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A 0 JOKES
TON SCALESX OF A
. $60 BlfiGHAMTCjn
Bem Box Tare Bosun H, a ,
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