HP of I m 1 m I ? I r 1 i a KB I Iv SHENANDOAH Is the head centre of tlio Bcbuylklll boal region, tlilrlccu nillep from tflo county Beat. It Is on tliu lino of the riillmlelplila and ReaiHii(,',P6nnsylvanlaatHl Lehlt;h Valley railroads, thus otlerlug excellent facilities for travel. Not quite 4 hours rklofroin tli6clty ofPhlludelphlu popuuTiotiHSMOiiioo It poatoagesthe grcutestlh'' (Im-errients for tlie location of factoritR, mills, &o. Ex cellent wnter supply, fuel plen tiful and cheuper than any where eUo Ed neat lonal ad vantages unsurpassed. Pure nlr, pure water, electric liuhtc, &c, &o. Where Ignnrnnco Wiia mien I airs, iirown uo you sco any tun watching that goat anil tlio tomato can? Little Jolmuy Tlioro II bo plenty of lit as soon as tho, cracltur goes off. Judge. Enally Accounted Tor. "Well," remarked the Fourth of July fto tho Qfth, "1 went off all right." "That s because everybody knew you vcro loaded," replied the tilth. Judgo. Wusn't ills Fnult. Brown What did you mean by burn- alng all tho feathers off the parrot? Llttlo Johnnie Why. and, didn't she say: 'Tolly wants n cracker?' Jury. All Excellcht ICcnaon. Brown Why don't you go outside to liro olr your crackers? .Little Johnnie 'Causo they smell jtmoro In the house. Life. A Word or Caution. First Firecracker I'm off I Second Firecracker That's funnyi don't do it again or I'll explode. Quite Natural. It Is not strange that so many escur- lons go off on the Fourth of July. OU Presents In the most elegant form THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE or Tim . FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, r Combined with the, medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneliciai to ine numnn system, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de- f ! 1, vf y4fcpending on a weak or inactive J V condition of the SIDNEYS, L1UER AND BOWELS. It Is the most cxcelUntremedy known to 'CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Bilious or Constipated so THAT IPURC BLOOD, REFrtEGHINO SLEEP, . HEALTH nnd 3TREHQTH t NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are aeugiuea witu it. ASK YOUR ORUQGIST FOR STTElTTaE ODE" 3JE3-3 MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK. N. t. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1373. . Baker & Co.'s irsakfast Cocoa from which tho excess ot oil has been removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals aro used in Its preparation. Itjina wiore than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, nnd is thcroforo far mora economical, costing less than one cent a etip. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for porsons in health. Sold by Crooors ovorywhoro. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. FIRE INSURANCE I Lirpil ill Oldest RtHible Forelj Cut Caotalti Represented by DAViD FAUSTl ISO H, Jardiu Htreet, SHENANDOAH. PA KAi; , , RIHCIF. I, "itllfolloBinm. r . (. -nre .or fru-1 . i iL, ut V. e ikui. " 1 " tl"'ir - ' """" .1 nn r...r k.tifjf?a ..ltirateu MALE REGULATING PILLS. Strencthenlna t.ith entlra ,Mr., ipn .HartorMod o no Co.. ST. LOUIS- bQ -THE- Colonel of tiie Fourth A Story of the Late War. BY QHfttfRHD DIOSDY, Author of 'Loral at Lut," "My I-arty ranta tlo," "XSlKt'l Qrent Secret" Atnoni Thieve." Eto. j.u Copyrlcht. 18.1t, by A. tf. Keltesc Nwspr Co, "Major, thoy aro gathering brush at the back ami firing the building!" tt privates cried. Alas, it was too tmo. isvan as tho man 'poko.ti stifling olond of smoke illlciltho place, more dense, perhaps, beoouio the wood was wet from the storm and refused to bum frMiy. " As Ill-luck would havo It, too, tho light night breeze came from this very quar ter. It was a desperate strait. With out were raging those bloodthirsty fiends, who, unlike tho chivalrous Southern soldiers, seldom gave an enemy quarter; within tho air each In stant becamo more and more unbreath able. A horse, too, maddened by" the smell of fire, had broken loose, and they were obliged to shoot him to prevent his trampling on tho wounded. "Shall we make an assault, JIajor? " Charlie asked, as cool as though ho was on parade. "How can wo? Iiesant groaned, for tho thought of his gallant men perish ing like rats in a trap cut him to tho quick. "That narrow door, tho only egress, would only permit us to rush out in a line bo thin that tho boys would bo slaughtered liko sheep in n pen." "Hut wo should die fighting, nnd not bo choked to death by this infernal atmosphere." "A flag of truco and surrender is all see for it, Charlie," was tho doleful answer. "Tlicro Is one chanco in a thousand thoy might respect it." "Then, let me bear it. tjuiclc, . or 1 shall stifle." There was no alternative. "You'll tell tho old man I did my duty to tho last," Fulton said, as he grasped Prank's hand. "I am as llttlo likely to ' seo your father again as you ore," was tho sad reply. Quick as a flash tho door Is opened and Fulton advances with a white hand kerchief waving in the air. Do those rough hordes stay their hands at tho fluttering symbol of peace? Not so; with a yell of derision they TOE MAJOR HELD A CAN OF WATER TO ins Lira. rush upon him, and ovon as Frank gazes in indignation, he sees a rope flung round tho neck of his unhappy friend. With a cry of rago ho turns to his men: "Prepare to charge Fix bayo nets!" in tones of maddened fury. But what is that? The thundering beat of horses' hoofs upon the turf nearer and nearer- and a squadron of Union caJilry dashes llko a whirlwind on tho astounded be siegers, riding them down and tramp ling them to death llko dust beneath their feet. Not a dozen of tho hapless wretches reached the woods to tell tho talo of their misfortunes. "Mark Henderson! By all that's glorioMsl" Frank cried, as ho graspfd tho hand of that sturdy warrior when tho rush of tho chargo was over. "Frank Besantl Ilurrah, I'vo paid you back tho debt I owed at last." "You havo, indeed, with interest." "I llttlo thought when I met that fel low of yours pounding along tho road, that It was for you ho sought such argent heTp from my gallant troopers." "And, where on earth did you spring from?" "Oh, wo wore on our way down South to join Sherman's forco under Killpatrick. We've had a rambling timo of it of lato but, wo must not stand hero talking. Let us first got your wounded out of this burning rattle-trap." But they found that by tearing away tho smoldering boards tho building might yet be habitable, and it did not tako them long to accomplish this llttlo work, to- the gratification of tho poor follows, who dreaded moving worse than any thing. Not only did they make their own holpless ones as comfortable as olroumstances would permit, but they tenderly oared for all of tho poor blooding guerrillas, whoso wounds woro not fatal. As tho men wore moving ono of theso latter, his slouched hat fell back, and disclosed to tho astounded Major tho drawn feat ures of Jamos Lawson. Nouo recog nized him but Frank, whoso compas sion was stronger than his indignation, bo when thoy had laid him on tho floor and gono for another ghastly burden, ho knolt down by the suiforer's side and whispered; "Lawson, can I do any thing for you?" "Who Is It?" was tho feeble question. "Frank Besant do you not know me?" Tho prostrate figuro-shuddercd. "Yes, I know you now. You can give me a drop of water and lot me dio." Tho Major not only held a con of water to his Hps, but bathed his faco With, the, cooling liquid highest of all in Leavening Tower. ABSOLUTES PURE ah, mut. is good, now rrntnc, be fore It Is too late, let me tall you that I took no part In this dark work to night. Those men made me como with them I could not get away." "I am glad to hear that." "But, oh, I've leen a bad man bad to the minister. Miss Ruth, Clrace, and all who ever showed me kindness." "And your wife and child, Jim? Have you no thought of them? If you should die now " "I can not dare not will not die! Oh, Frank, for God's sake get mo help, the poor wretch moaned. "I am not fit to meet my Maker yet! In pity, get mo help." "Wo have only one assistant surgeon with us, and you must take your turn with tho others." "But tho others are not liko I am with a hell of remorse raging in their breasts, with dark secrets on their souls, which" But tho blood choked him and tho sen tence was never finished. Prosently ho revived a little. "Are you there, Frank?" ho asked In, such weak tones that Besant had to stoop to catch tho accents. "Yes, I am hero, Jim; what is it?" "Tell Jane Pm sorry I didn't treat her bettor, and, If tho time had only to como ovqr again I would what was I Baylnjf dark, it's all dark now and " IIo was dead. CHAPTER XVIII. N BAKING TUB END. Once moro to Nashville. Glorious news from Atlanta! . Sherman and Johnston had been fig ' ing tooth and nail over a hundred miles of mountains and woods; and tho words Dalton, Kesaca, Dallas and Lost and Konesaw mountains had been written in letters of blood on tho pago of his tory. Johnston had retired behind tho in trenchmcnts of Atlanta, when Davis, dissatisfied with his Fnbian policy, had deposed him, und put Ilood in his place. Sherman advanced on tho Georgian city, when Hood attacked tho Union army three times with tremendous energy, but was repulsed with great slaughter. Sherman thereupon re-enacted his favorite flank movement, fllled his wagons with fifteen days' rations, dexterously shifted his whole army on his opponents,' lino of supplies, and compelled tho evacuation of tho city. But tho victory was dearly bought; for Sherman's Lieutenant, tho gallant Mc Pherson who, with tho bravo Logan, had chiefly sustained tho front of tho battle, was killed in action. Sherman now, longed to sweep through tho Atlantic States, but Hood's array, though driven nway, was hovel ing near him, and rendered such a move ment impossible; when tho glad tidings was brought to tho Federal camp, that tho Southern General was setting out to Invado Tennessee. "If Hood will only go there," Sher man declared, "I will givo hhn.ratlons for tho journey." And Hood went; and Sherman started on that grandly picturesque expedition, "Tho March to tho Sea." Ilood moved rapidly devastating tho country he passed through; and critical (old gentleman a thousand miles away, reading their morning papers, growled over Thoiups' delay, and declared, that if they wcro in command of tho Federal troops thoy would order affairs on a ivery different plan; nnd their convic tions were sustained, when news carao Ithat the "Kock of Chlckam:uura" was THIS IS JOLLYl Did booiht AOME BLACElHO and I'll lutvtt it mit bov. WolfrsACMEBlacking IS A GREAT LABOR BAVERi A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. RAIN AND SNOW DON'T AFFECT IT. NO BRUSHING REQUIRED. MAKES. A SHOE WATERPROOF. USED UY MEN. WOMEN im GUILD REK. Cm be wawhed lik Oil Gloth. ASK IN ALL STORES FOR Willstaii old 4 New runNirunc Will Stain glais and Cninawank WILL BTAIN TINWAnc WILL BTAIN VOUn OLD BABKCTS ana Viimlih at the tame flmii. Will stain bait's Coach WOLFF It RANDOLPH, Phllad.lpbl. RUPTURE, We. the untlerfclened. are eutuely cured of nurture uy Dr J. 11. Mwr.R. fil 1nl1 Kl.. 1'nllH. Tl.omuH II. lliirllliiL'. New KlugB 'Id, I'n , I. -'and!, Houtll Has .in, , I. I' V. A. Deturck, O ry, Ju,, It. U. Htsnlcy, m Hiirtti e ni , i-ciiiinu, ih,a, r-cii' timer. lim u" iwiui i.. -..., wnnn- kilo, l'u , Wm. E. Uur cnl!n I'hoenlxvllle, l'a., W. 51 I., in lint 11, m WkkIiIi glon Kt., Mailing, l'.i., J. O 1 "' " LSI" W. llnworilHt., 1 arrigi'Ur-. l' , r. K'i iwuuiumiyiiii", m. 1r M AYK.il la HI Hi.lpl Pl'IlI). ltfUdlULT. l'a.. ou the 2nd Si.tui.1uy ol tuoh luouib, tall lo Ml) llllll. r. H FOMMiOY, AT7QRNEYjATLAW, )Qloo Cad dull' f bulldlux corner Main Mid OeuUfc U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. oemff stmt up at .Miyiviuo, Jtisi M tu. clluI jtosecraiiH had been at Chattanoo ga. Wlty, th(".e venerable stay-at-homes said sueh conduct was simply outrage ous. Oh, if li 7 could only ho'd the reins! Even Or itt i-aught the contasi11'! of this pnpnl.tr ilisi- mt nt. anil actually set out to t.il;i' i-'i,ir;v nf his troops in person, when the Noitli wus electrified with the tvpni-t tlv.it Thntnas In two days' bloody 1 i:t! had driven the Con federates out 1 if their entrenchments Into headlong llici.t. nnd dissolved them into a rabble of demoralized fugitives! , And this battle, so far as any great military movements wcro concerned, finished the war in tho West. Grant's advance on Ulchmond, Sher man's march to the son, Thomas' de struction of an army, wcro complements of each other each necessities of the others and combined, wcro the forces that broke the back of the Confederacy. Fivo dates now stand out lurid in tho completion of that long calendar of carnago. On April the Oth Leo surrendered to Grunt at Appomattox court-house. On tho SQth of the same month John' ston yielded to Sherman. On tho 10th of May Jefferson Davis was captured at Irwinsvlllo, In South' en Georgia. , On tho Hth of May all Confederate troops east of the Mississippi laid down their arms. On the 20th of May all wost of tho "Father of Waters" followed their ox ample, nnd tho Confederacy, with its high hopes and great ambitions, was thing of tho past. There wcro no moro bivouacs by the camp-fires now, no weary marches, no gory scones of battle, no moro hunger and thirst in beleaguered cities for tho righting Fourth, for tho regiment was on its way to Columbus to bo mustered out of service. Its beloved Colonel had suddenly and mysteriously resigned, and had preceded them somo weeks uo fore, leaving tho delightful task of con ducting tho jubilant fellows homo to Frank Besant, who had in vain sought tho reason of his superior's desertion of his men at so interesting a moment, but had attributed It to some Important business calls, for ho know that Hop kins was a man of largo property, and cc nsequcntly would bo glad to get back to his aliairs. It was not till they wero woll into Oldo nnd a dispatch from bis friend reached him at a roadside station that tho real object of Uopkins' mission was revealed to him. "Your commission was signed to-day, my boy. Though your hours of com- "VOUTI COMMISSION WAS SIONED TO-DAY." mand aro fow, it will bo no llttlo boast for your chlldron and your children's children to say you onoo wero Colonel of tho Fighting Fourth." The papor dropped from tho young man's hand. His eyes swnm with tears. Colonel of tho Fighting Fourthl Great Heavens! it was enough to turn his brain! TO BE CONTINUED. HOW IS YOUR CHILD? Swift's Specific is the groat developer, of delicate child ren. It regulates the secre tions; it stimulates the skin to healthy action, and assists nature in development. t There is no tonic for child ren equal to 3 S S Bend for our treads on Blood aai I Skin Diseases. E Swift Si'KCUio Co., Atlanta, Oa! Or tlio r.liiur Habit, I'lritliltt'lj fureu by auiiiliiUti'rliii; nr. iiulut'M It Ib mfttmraotured at a powder, which on ba fftvea in ft class ot beer, a oup of cotlee or tea, or in loodL, without the knowled(i of (he patient It U atwolnuly harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a modorato drinker or an alcoholic- wrjok Xt haa been given In houaanda of oases, aud In every instance a perfect cure has 1 al lowed. Jt never Falls. The system onoa iinpreerml d with the ttpeolno.it becomes an utter impossibility (or the liquor appetite to exist, 49 pajxa book of particulars free. To be s&d o' C. K. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah A BROKEN MATCH. Th Unhappy nailing of it fourth of July rlriiNuro Trip. Mr. Chauncy Chlckwced, tho ac knowledged leader of the beaux of his town, and Miss JIllllo Melton, n young nnd charming oreature, had become on gaged to be married, and the young peo ple of the place were all agog over the nltHir. It was a well-known fact that tho couple had been keeping company, but It was not until about a week be fore the Fourth of July that their en gagement become known. On tho Fourth there was to an ex cursion in carriages to a neighboring town,jvhero there was to be fireworks nnd festivity. Moat of the young peo ple wero going, and conveyances wero in great demaud. Chatmcy had been unfortunate in his selection of a horse'. Being timorous nnd unacquainted with home he hod secured the meekest, most docile look ing animal in nil tho stables of the town. It had the appearance of not only being well broken In spirit but in body as well a large, bony quadruped of tho genus "plug," whoso locomotion strongly stiggested all the ailments to which poor horseflesh Is heir. To relieve the painful prominence of the sorry nag's angularity Chauncy secured ns presentable a buggy as pos sible. In tills outfit ho drove up to his lodylove's door on the morning of the Fourth, attired In the faultless raiment of the exquisite that he was. Miss Millie was all ready and waiting in a perfect flutter of expectancy, but when she beheld tho unsightly frame that halted liefore her door there was a hard struggle between love and indig nation within her. Love gained the mastery,- however, and site went out hk was A sonny siaur. with a beaming binilo In which was a mixture of amusement and annoyance. Chauncy assisted her to a scat bo sldo him and started old Dobbin down the road In a sort of loitering amblo toward tho rendezvous of the party, several squares distant. ! Arriving at tho appointed placo Chauncy and his lady wore greeted with much hilarity on account of their an cient and attenuated roadster. Tho company having all assembled they formed into line, with Chauncy in the rear, and started for the scene of revelry. As thoy passed along tho streets of tho town a throng of peoplo watched them, and tho uproarious urchin with his pockets bulging with coinbustlbloa shouted ut them as ho hurled his mis siles of destruction In every direction. Hardly hatf tho procession got under wny ere a catastrophe occurred which blusted the hopes of two fond young hearts nnd turned the peaceful scene Into ono of wildest commotion: A largo torpedo thrown by an impish youngster landed on old Dobbin's Hank with a loud report. Ho sprang erect for a mo ment and then dashed forward with a snort of terror. The first plungo brought him to tho pdgo of a deep ditch moro than half full of stagnant water upon which was a thick green scum. As the wheels of tho buggy nearcd tho edgo Chauncy, with a wild yell nnd without looking where ho was leaping, Hung himself into the midst of tho foul pool. With n great splash ho disappeared In the malodorous ditch from which ho dragged himself in n woeful plight. Ills light trousers and Inraaculato linen wero ruined, and ho wis a sorry skylit as ho stooa ana wntcliea. ola uoonm tearing down tho road with Millie clinging des perately to tho lines and a hundred peo plo in hot pursuit. Tho old horso tnada a good heat of it, but soon broughtup against a fence with Milllo still tugging at tho lines. Sho was helped into n friend's carriage with whom sho remained tho wholo day through without so much as Inquiring after her cowardly lover. Tho young people laughed and danced, tho orators bawled and shouted them solves hoarse, tho flags and banners fluttered in tho breezo nnd nt night tho rockets hissed nnd flow Into U10 air, tho wheels and candlos merrily whizzed and popped, but Chauncy was not thero to enjoy thorn, no was at homo bemoan ing his sad fato and endeavoring to ronovato his damaged apparel. When ho called on Miss Millie tho noxt evening sho gavo hlra his release. Sho said that sho could not wed a man who would desert hor In timo of danger. Chauncy was overcome wiUi sorrow at his summary dismissal, but humbly acknowledged tho justico of it, and an he bade her farewoll he declared with somo spirit that ho would never go rid ing again on the Fourth of July. Frank 11. Welch. Tlio Worklnirii f I'uto. Merritt Are you going to set off nowder mlno this Fourth? Little Johnny Not much I ain't The thing never goes off till a feller crawls back to bee what & the matter with it "uck. All rreiiiuuil. Brown Have you everything ready for tho F ourth? Mrs. Iirown Yos, my dear. Johnnie got his firecrackers and I bought the lint and arnica. Jury, You Itct It It. Hie Fourth of July la a celebrated day, N. O, I'lcayuno, The annoyance of brcakinc: lamp-chimneys need not be borne. Get tough glass chimneys. Macbclh's " pearl top " and " pearl glass ' are tough against heat; they do not break, except from accident. They are also clear, trans parent, not misty or milky; they lit and stand upright; shape and proportions are right to di rect the draft upon the flame. They cost a little more than rough and wrong chimneys of common glass that break con tinually. I'Utnliuri'. Geo .MaobsthACo. Mi- mi CHSAP at: 20 ollirr M 'c n- F. ONG . -u,t Hi fCh'ehi Hrr'n PUuaon' l!rnrt Orla-lnul and Oitlr Gm!h. rc. K.vtkv rrllable. taDita uk . DrnKiU frr ChtfkfJtrrt F-ir', Dt-M Mvnd Bread In H4 iuI i M ucltf oxea. iT-ajM vitri unif Komnnrf Imitation. Ai Oropf "11.ortTn4'lv ittntii fr j'iri' ti-ira v Btltuoolkla fciic) "iieiict itr t.ii'iii. tni r -,t, nf rriara MalL 1U.UUU T. . nlit Km Bold trii I'ocii pi-u-Pti-u. httwd., rS rMpI.rtrrUhnk-ulLVv -tlHcitt Hi. . Blclf Headache anil rolinvaall thotronlilas tact" rtent to nbLHima aUitnof tho 8yatftra,6Ucli as IMzzlncss, Nausea, Drowfuoi. Dlnlrcftii aftec catlnir. 1'aln In tho Side, ka. Whil.) tliclrmoad raiaar&ablo Bucccna baa boon shown lu cuitOQ j ncaaacho, yot Cartnr'a Llttlo Liver TOM lira equally valuablo In Constipation, auririn and pre venting thlBannojlnKcomplamt.whllo thoy alao correct all tfiaordcrsorthoatonmi'h,Btimulato tho :vcr ana regulate tbobowolg. Hv. n It the? oula curca f Aclio they wonld bo almostprlciliiss U, thosowfia Buffer from thia dl'itn inlnt implalnt; but f ortu natelythelrnootUicBsddCBnotcnithi'ro.andthoaa trho oncotry them will flml theso II! tl ' pills Talu fiblo In aomany ways that thoy will not bo wll ilicg to do without thorn. But af tor olleick boat) Ml M K Bra 'is tho bano of bo many Uvea that horolauhcVMi womiVeourgruatDoaai. uur puia cure uwaua othara do not. Carter's Llttlo Liver PiUa aro very small anol vnrv fiaav to tako. Ono or two nllla make n doao. dhey aro Btrlctly vogotable and do not grlpo oc imige, but by their gontlo action ploaaoall wha uaothem. Iavlalaat25centi llvofortl. Sola by drugglsU ovorywhoro. or eont by mall. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York! SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE 638 KPSflHfSBS; Th uott reliahls and fuoeMtfuI l Utiit for aUlii4itti oILoli Spec bl DIscasca.Blood Poison t'lXKRS, hlotchti. rtmple. Bore llcu-.li. Throat, trriUtlm. Hcftll inL , InHiiimni idi, KidDj V iJIor.LoililtkUlj, Wek fcink UriperiU, YUu; HtUocbolj Wakkeeii UetltltT, Impilrtr-l Mrmory n4Doy, Etrleturii, all dlieaiei reiu'iloft from youthful error or from of erwori Old.Young of Middle Aged doa't tuffer any lonjtr, oar li oertklu, do eiperlmeot I btTs Terjtbtng knoi t mltoil od larRiekl iolenee,obtlnte nd old cw ollchnt, Domtttir vhofklledretlcrktoooe rrabcua curid t to 10 Enropeta Hoipittt ciberlfaoe In Oorwmj, Fncp Uad, Frnoe tod AaitiU, m 'SertineitM ind diflowu pio. and Jo jcir prarticnl t ip.rletieo 10.000 cud enrrd jfif'. C? ir- fifliimwL'iiie rai 1 to an ivrtiiui uonwt, wu iPlUiUUti caoprOTt al grfataklM, koowled(i aul pcrieuot and who ao ahow a manr riatleota permaoentlj red ai loan attt-r aaarki and aUtrllalof dootort bat uloed thtm. Hcn.l atamp for book "TRUTH" and aworu their f! and frauJutent giirautcra and tMirinoulaU, thvlt iprli'ucf they do not r-. aod thrlrachemo of rcfuodiea ai.mej or irlec y alks tod their cfc. ap aud wurtblcaa druna oeltber-'f wJ.i bn. Tou li n ar. n. d as decoya and roauJ m ruin of lhu-anda of , if ipB m thn Omcr H'U'i Rr try dy from 9 A M t'Sf. M TtnlnsaetoB Wodocadar and Saturday Kv uiri(i fr--ni -10, Huudayafr im 9 toll, fO AefcreBoiife aea WtJut lu and Uaturdaj rtila. Tlowa. For LOST or FAILINO MANHOOD, 3 General and KKIIV0U3 DED1XITY, Weakneu of Body and Mind, EtTccU of Error or Exeeuts in Old or Young LMIOOU fill It ItfkloriMl. Haw lo ralarro toil MrfBgtkfB,TKili,lMt.:i.l)I,KUOH(.i8AFAItl8ofltUUr ibaolulcly onfall!- IIOBK THKATHUNT-llrvrnta la a day. 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It Mauds at Ibe lead ol I lie Hat nl ronmier olHl bonoola in Ita eliniacter aa an educational force, as a medium lut MpplLltii the tualnara men of the country with trained and caimblo aaclktauta, an a menu ot plHclnu ambitious young men and wmueu nn tin- UIkIi rod to auccern, 1 nd lu tlio exlent, elccnnce .ndnist ol lltrnutrnirnt. Tliorouli("t'MMi:urlAli. MIlonTilANDANIU'ltAtrniALbNUUHH COUHBU'4. The Twenty-seventh Annual Catalogue will be mailed toany address. WILLIAMS & ROGERS,1 itociicnier rt. ii CARTER'S CURE
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