I'reonu in the most eleenttt form THE LAXATIVE AMD NUTHITIOUO JUIOF or TUB FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human 'system, forming an agreeable and eliective laxative to nerma- ently cure Hab'tual Consti gflition, and the many ills de-Ty-peudiug on a weak or inactive condition ot the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is tlie mo-.t exreMnt rrmedy known to , CLSMSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY ! When one 'ti!'ou or Constipated :oiii.t PUnt. BLOOD, RCFHE3HINQ HLCrr, HEALTH and STRf NQTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. , Every one is using it aud all are aeligiited with it. ASK YOUtl DHUQQ'ST FOfl MANUFACTURED ONLY OY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. lOUISVILU, Ki NEW YORK. H. T. John R. Coyle, Attorney-at-Law AND Real Estate Agent, ' OFFICE IlRDDALIa BlTir.IlINO, Maln and Centre Street:, SHENANDOAH, PA. PROPERTY FOR SALE: 1 A two nud onc-lialf story double frame dwelling house, wltb store-room and res taurant. Locnt cil on Bast Ontre street. U.-A valuable property loomed od South Jar- din street. ' 3-HeTen dwe'llng homes at the corner of Gll bcrtand Lloyd streets. Uoodinvcstment. Terms reasonable. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1870. W. Baker & Cos from which tlio excess of oil lias been removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals :muscd In Its preparation. It has tore than three times the strewilh of ocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot 1 ,or Sugar, and is therefore far moro economical, costing less than one cent Vfl fM- Tf fa ,l1t,tr,a timinelitnrv trengllienlng, easily pioested, and admirably adapted for invalids 5s well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. IW. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. 6lck Headache and relloveall tho troubles Inofr dent to a bilious Btato of tho system, such 03J dizziness. Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after rnuailiablo success boa boon shown la curtojj j I L. Staaicfco, yet Carter's lltUj liver Mia SM equally valuable lu Constipation, curing and pre venting thlaannoyingcomplalnt,vrhtlatboyalaa correct ttlWlflorderaofthastomachtlmuUta the liTcranurogulateuiobowela. Even tftUeyonlj ccrea f&clia they wralfl bo almoo tprlcelcsato thoso who I GUIer from this diatrCKslntf complaint; but t ortu Hatelytbelrtjoodnoaniloua itoteudhuro.andtuosa vbo once try them will And thoeo little pills vatu. nblo!nsomauy waystuatlhey wiU not bo ttll ilteg to do witbou t them. But after alleles. hei4 fls the banocf to many liven that herolawhera IVsmaae our great bout. OurpUlsoureltwhild Ic-tnaradocnt. I Carter's Utile Xlver Fills are very small on4 very eauy to take. Ona or two pllla make a doao. Tniy are etrlctly votfetabla aud do not gripo or purge, but by their gentle action please all who csethem. luMalaat'25centai Uvefor$l. Sold by druggists everywhere, or cent by mail. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yorkl SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SUALL PRICE Or Uio JMtiuor Habit, loltltt'l Curcu by uuimnisusriiiff Jr. unities' ! mr,ffMi m m1 as a nowrisr. whiah ean fca tri van j a oiBJH 01 baer, n uup of ooUa4 or tea, or la food i 'hou tha knowmdp-e ot vho patient. It la absolutely aid let-, aua wiu 1 la'oi h puriaiaeai snu vvcujr re, w ri or ihn dsmcuI in a moderate drinker or lalaoholiowrMH It beau Etvea la thousand! t s&ea nd ia 1 ver7 iantsaoo a perfect euro bas fot Kl it utiver raiiiu xneByBioinouMiiiiyieuB JaVu the Bdi eifln.it bisoomea an utter ImposslbUlUr jiSiio liquor appetita to eiut "l H. HAGEHBUCH, Drugtjlst, Shenandoah Breakfast Oocoa T72 CARTER'S! THE WOMAN OF FASHION. Costumes Modolod After tho Stylos Soon In Sooloty Plnya Ilo.o CnBhlan'i New I)rene for I.nily Itftr ter An ISiitlrely New Set Mario fur thv New York Audlonres Combina tion or White ami flnhl. lOOPTttlOnT, lMl.l All the womon are wearing Lnily Bar ter dresses upon tho fashionable walks upon promenados. Three new dresens wore made for tho opening night of Uuly Barter lu Now York olty. And models of boauty, stylo nud bejeomlngiiewt they were. Of tho rlclteat material, the mo,t perfect fit, ami the most elegant make they wero ns handsome dresses ns nny that over came over the ocean. And yet, they were made hero in New York by n cer tain house, whioh, though famed for getttnguptnemostelegnnt gowns hi thig country, is yet often compelled to bow to 41.A ..1 1,- Innrl ,i.r.v.,nn nt .trnaltl. nml fashion to get theif garments in London and I'arisj. Obtained in this country, drosses are cheaper, tire mofo apt to fit, because they can be subject to mora frequent trying on, and they are more over better, because our American sllli mnnufRcturors have obtained a degrco of excellence that has not yet been reached by foreigners. A certain well known New York woman says that bIio always gets her drosses of American dealers, and when sho is abroad for a long time sho sends over to this country when she desiros a particularly elegant silk gown. The dinner dress worn'by Miss CogH lan lu Lady IJarter is a most exquisite garment. It is of sage green satin, with full pointed train. It is cut prin; cess shape with n very high Modicl col lar nud cuffs that nro bell shaped, tho lower edge of tho cuff extending down over the knuckles. A border of jeweled passemonterle, five inches wido, is around tho collar and cuffs and iv band of tho same material extends from the nook down tho entire front of tho dress. Tho passementerie Is thickly inlaid with opals of tho most dolicato yellow hue. Miss Coghlan's luncheon dress is of shrimp-pink satin, with a Louis Quatorzo coat of black broeuded Batln. The lapels, cuffs and pockets of tho cuffs are of shrimp pink. The lower edge of tho skirt is out in points flvo inches deep and underneath them thero is a flounce of point d'osprit laco. The points are outlined with cut jet beads. Jot ornaments nro upon tho front of the Louis Quatorzo coat and on tho sleeves. Tho same lady has set a new stylo for riding habits, llitherto tho regulation high hat and close-fitting basquo have been tho rulo for an afternoon ride, but Miss Coghlan has seen fit to introduce the very becoming derby. In a goldon brown riding habit, with English dnok chemisette and vest she ruado a pictnro of aS perfect a woman osono could wish to paint. Tho vest of tho habit was white with black horse-slioo fots and tho sleeves of tho habit wero oloso-fltr tlng at tho shoulders instoad of follow ing tho prevailing stylo of high puffs. In former seasons whlto has been llt tlo seen upon tho Btroots of Now York. Women wishing to wear It havo dono so only for carriage use, or for short ex peditions in tho quioter streets up town. It has hardly been seen at all on shop ping tours or of a morning on tho fash ionablo walks. But this season tho hest modistes say that whlto will be worn as never before. All tho spring light gray has been seen, and tho shado has grown lighter as the season has ad vanced, until now somo of tho gray oos tumos appear almost white. This gradual leading up to whlto will mako it less startling to tho public gaze when It makes its appearance in tho full glow ing of its spotlossness which tho mod istes doclore it Is bound to do later on. At many of tho fashlonablo spring openings white ladies' oloth dresses were seen, mado for tho street, com bined with a little purple, sago green, THE nOAJl VIEW OP T1UJ MKDICI Oml. eeru or black. This somewhat broke the startllncr effect that an all white oloth dross is bound to present. Very natty and very stylish dresses aro shown entirely of wldto talloimade floods. Tho waist was tight fitting, ex actly as a colored oloth would havo boon, and tho skirt out habit pattern In the prevailing mode. With this gown would bo worn whlto gloves, whlto canvas shoes trimmed with whlto leather, a white parasol, whlto card case or nortmonnale.and a whlto hat. The white hat is a question of oholoo. To many whlto Above the face la so un becoming that tbey prefer that tho hat flighest of all in Leavening rower.. ItAelf shall be 'olnok, with possibly ivhite ponpons or whit's trimmlhgs. This Is fairly a fashion of choice. Pretty shoes nre the rage this year. Every woman of fashion, even though she makes no pretension to be ultra fashionable, has as many different shoes as she has gowns. Aud with some dresses that are made of a combination of various kinds of goods, she has threo or four pairs of shoes to make as pleas ing aud as ehangeable an appearance as possible. Suedo is seen in as groat a variety of colors as ever, and )b also worn combined with satin und cloth to match the costume, with whioh tho shoos nro to be worn. Another way of securing a variety in shoos is by wearing different colored gaiter tops with them. These gaiter tops tiro worn over low shoes which come this season with heavier soles than formerly. Women who could not wear low shoos upon the pavements whon they wero provided with paper WATCHING! THE UAL1. OASIS. soles aro now onabled to havo those comfortable articles and to bo ablo to secure by them tho variety which they seek. Ouitcr tops come in every possi ble shade, and if tho color desired is not in stock, two dollars will secure a pair exactly tho 'shado that one wishes. Parasols nro moro for ornament than for use. Tho tops of many aro pagoda shape and the edge deeply trimmed with a flounco of lace. Tho foundation of the parasol is often of tho filmiest laco, painted upon ono of tho panels and in no, way lined to afford protection from tho sun's rayn. With these parasols thero Id worn a broad-brim med hat, which is itself ofti-n so filmy in toxturo that It is scarcely moro than u lace network supported upon a wire frame. With these somewhat diaphanous hoad cover ings the woman of fashion ventures forth under tho rays of tuo May sun shine with no other protection for her head than the coilTuro, which is this season very elaborate, heavy and com plicated. Gloves are In sympathy with tho rest of tho tollot of tho season. They aro made frequently of a combination of two or three colors of kid or even fino silk. Olovcs displayed upon a form outside of a Broadway window wero of black ilk with kid top3 and white gauzo between tho fingers. Iloavy whlto stitching extonded down tho bach and a white stitching joined tho silk band with the kid uppers. Combinations of black kid with lavondor gauzo and lavender stitching and of whlto with purple trimmings are also seen. It is another tad for tho fashionable women to havo almost as many pairs ol garters ns sho has stockings. Catering to this demand, tho most elegant deal ers have provided a pair of silk garters clasped with appropriate buckles, to bo sold with each pair ot stockings. Tho gcnorol material of tho gartor Is elas tic; then comes a ribbon bow, and then thero Is a clasp, some tines all metal, and again studded with jowols. With the accessories provided for hor wear, tho woman whose inclination and purse will permit can havo no excuse for be ing other than elegant In all tho minor appointments ot her costume. Advertising His said will sell anything, this U true in a moasure; but for vtaylng qualities,- merit U the test. Extensive advertising may sell anything where It is new or unknown, hut after II comes into gonoral use, it is judged according to Its worth. Tho continued uul steady growth of 8wif t's Spool E la the best evideno of iU excellent. It Is most popular where It is beat known. Every bottle sold, sells tea others. Every one that takes it bo. comoa its friend, and recommends it to their acquaintance. Treatise on Blood aud Skin DlseMea adled free. Strxrr SPBCino Co,, Atlanta, 0 TREATED FF.r Hive cured roir.v thou, n' flmwle-s by the iw t ili. nrt1lv rlUntif ,r in ' 1,1 1 lynmlonu are n 11' et1. fUit ROOK "l ilousrires Ikll Urtl" 11 rn.hili L imi ' lI, senj rn ic.il- in .1 , . , , 1 1)U. II. 11. UHfctN X SU'.H. IUlltti.ul 2&W IT. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, Powder PURE HIGH JUMPINQ. ltrinnrltiilile Vent of O. , Kowilati, tlio ox-AiHteiir .lumper. Some remarkable feats of jumping have recently been shown at the Al harabra, In London, by G. V. Rowdon, tho champion high and trick jumper. W oaring university costume he goes through his jumps in the greatest eao and grnco, and is regularly called be fore the curtain. The chief feuts are jumping over barrels with his feet tied, clearing six men who are sitting In a row on chairs, off a man's face and other remarkable leaps. Iiowdon was burn at the Ness, Teigh moiith, Kngland, in March, 1807. Atan early ago he found himself wipalilo of doing some remarkable jumps. Mis first appearance in public was at the Windsor and Eton sports In 18R-1. when he carried off the high jump with a le:ip of 5 feut 8 inches. At that time Iiowdon wns only 17 yearn of age and stood 5 feet T inches. The next year he again won with the same jump. In 188(1 ln won tho champion ship with u jump of 5 feet lljrf inches. In 1887 he tied with W. B. Page for tho championship at (1 feet, Tho same year at Dart mouth ho got over tho bnr nt 6 feet 2 Inches, and the same year at Paignton he was awarded a gold medal for do ing 0 feet 2 1-2 inehs. At Crowe, in 1838, ho again wou the championship. In May, 1880, at Dartmouth, he made a high jumi) of 0 feet 3 3-4 Inches. Tho same year tit Dawllsh he got over 0 feet 11 inches. At Ugbrooke Park, Chudleigh, in 1S00, he made a jump of o. w. nownoN, Tun ux-AitATKUiuujii'P.n. fl feet 3 1-3 inehoa. At Ilnvtor, tho 0th of last August, ho cleared the bar at 0feot5 3-8 inches. ltowdon's futhcr and grandfather were wend' rful jr.mj.er3 and ore de scended Sf m an old gypsy family. Itowdon's itf r, at th- ago of 18, could make a jump of 5 feet 4 in-hos. On sccrfil ocuions ho has jumped over two horsos. He never g cs in for strict t'.-aiDing which ho does not be llevo in. W hen ho wants to do a good performance he will not go over tho bar for at least two weeks beforehand. Ho eats meat but once a day, whilst ho thinks fruit oup of the lin"st th'ngs to keep tlie blood pure. ltowdon now stands j icot 6 inches nud weighs 147 pounds. He always takes a run before leaping, not being a standing jumper. lie hu.o made a challenge to juinpuny man in tlio world for tf.luo. Joseph Darby, who also claims tho jumping championship of the world, has covered Itowdon's challonge with fi0. 'lhe match may never como off, however, ns Rowdon is not a standing jumper and Darby not a running jumper. The socrot-of in; happiness is, I am nahig WoltfsACMEBlacWng And bnvsWATKItl'ltnoF nOOTS Ileim. Iifully rolieucd without Labor. AOS IN ALL STORES YOR PIK-EON tvai. Stain Old New Furn.tukc will stain Glass and Chinawarc Will Stain tinware Will stain voun old Basket. Will stain baby's Coach ami rirtilA at the tame ttme JttTTsV. TRY v-r. WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. THE SEASON FOR PIC-NICS Committeemen should bear In mind that tho HmtAM) ofllce is prepared to do all kinds of 'Poster Work! at the moat icasonable ratee. Qlve us a cull und obtain our prices, All work done when promised and In u satisfactory manner. V A r- ii a p p y iOy ON A VARIETY STAGE. BONOS AT WHICH MIDDLE CLASS PUBLIC APPLAUD. file .Honey I'nlil to llenr Inane Juiiililen 11 T Itliymn Acln-oxc lti I'll I KnsiiHomoiiU nt 'llireu llonvet In One Mailt. More than ejO.OOO In two weeks I This was the amount of the receipts of a variety company during a recent engagement at one of the principal tlown-town tlioatren of I hiengo. t For a number of years prior to last hen sun entertainments of this character had a following especially their own, and many regul.ir theater-goers were (itt-pottca to raise tneir nanus in norror at the mention of a "variety show." Those words to the uniniti ated, brought to mind all that was uiaencate, low, rownyisn m targe per formances, and the ultra-refined M me. Upper Crust was inclined to blush be hind her fan nt the idea of filch things being allowed to exist, at the same time, however, taking her young daughters to see "Camillo" or hear "Fuvorita ' without a qualm of con science. The explanation was simple :' "Camllle" and her frailties and "Kavo ritft' wore fashionable. "DO XOT FO-HO-HOK-aKT MB." With some exceptions the performers of tho variety stage are inferior in point of excellence to those of . a fow years ago, due in a meosuie to the num ber of clover people who have risen in tho ranks nud to the fact that enter prising managers aro on the lookout for such talent, and ongage It for work moro nearly llgltimnto. It is not often In those days that one finds a young and attractive girl who can slug and dunce "doing her turn." Sho Is moro apt to bo obeso and greasy, faded nnd antique. Blonde wigs, rouge, powder, and short skirts are tolerably otl'ectlvo In concealing tho ravages of timo, it is true, but tho charm of girlish freshness Its too often lacking. A frowsy female of uncertain years cavorting around tho stage and sing i lug about tho postal-card that failed to i reach Its destination, or "Do Not Fo-ho-hor-get Me," which would be an im polbillty, Is not u delectablo sight 'for 1 the gods, especially those of tho gal , lory. Tho latter, by tho way .constitute i a largo urmy of admirers of tho variety favorites, and when pleased with somo , performers speoialty nro not at all : backward In demonstrating their ap . provdl. Variety peoplo form a distinct class by themselves, and there is a comrnd erio among them that is truly refresh- ing, tho same being shown in many , original ways in their advertisements. i For example, an advertisement of one of the best-known female performers 1 published in a Now York dramatic paper a short time ago concluded lu this manner: j "Regards to Mr. Pastor and Co. i Itosle, wrlto to mo. Millio, I lost the pulL" It is to bo hoped Rosio and Millie saw these messages, und it is more than lilccly thoy did. Tho advertisements of performers ex ploiting their specialties aro also pecu liarly novel in somo lnstnncos. Ono man announces that ho is "all by his louey cs," tells what company ho Is with, ni.d that ho is doing a spocialty and taking part in tho afterpiece, "Tho Great 'Little Lord Fondofryo,' an in stantaneous hit." Cnrds sottinir forth "wnnts" for tho variety statro aro also interesting in their frnnknoss and originality. For example: pAIlTNF.Ii WANTED-MTJBT DO A NEAT - song and duueu: must bo a leuognlzuil performer; umuteurs and hums will bo shot on night. An opportunity for ambitious but struggling genius Is hero offered: WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN ACTOIt ii whooan piunt scenery. Tho songs of tho variety stage aro decidedly queer as a rule. Topical songs aoouun in great numucrs, as a & ',r t mattor of course, Tho raublc Is grener Ully very bad, but this does not make (10 much difference, us the words are of 1&e most iraportauco in this particular Class. Local allubionft. regurdivss ot thvme or reason, po with a ImtTah, ftud references to pnlitUal anA hportinff 5Tentan.ro nauca wira inmuiiuuus ue ffht. As an csamplo the following terse Is not remarkable for refined untlmeat or brilliancy 01 wcaai SI Have you a Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu dent Lamp? Do they work satisfactorily? Do your Lamp Chimneys break? You get the wrong sort! The right ones are the "Pearl Glass," made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts burgh, makers of the cele brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim ney, which have given univer sal satisfaction. S5 I at 'I! M mi 20 other styles S-A Net.', p-d i. wiit nil W. A' i.. .' . n ,i, iaiii,A. ChVhMtr. KrtttlUh IMamoinf flrttd. ENNYROYAL P5LLS flrliplnil mnA It til Crnnl.a. DniirjtM for ri?httcr Ett - It- itMxm. ftUil whh dl'i" H-tK.ti Tk ti fl other. Rrhiu Janni.miu in hit it as. n.i n i.-'tl an! 1 Itu tIU noniotwl imitations A t O-ukkU'i, orwttfl 4t In itarPM ft r tm""'li i tUnionUU kbI "IWIfr rr I.i- ! rtver, br r ft lira f MalL I.Ony i imoh iU. S.im4 fMrrr. lhlhtrt'lieaaicuI(.'o... lliii M3u . ii in iiKt'iiin if p i ti ii jniiKiiif niini'1. If tiwl lor Hfilp lu your ilure nth your it enter iti in.l fni entntnuiie. ntvurii fhn ngoucr. nutl set litem fur ion. WHY IS THE W L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CEN THE BEST SHOE IN THC WORLD l-OR THE MONEY? It Is a fti'tUnlcM vw, w Uli no tacks or wax threatl to hurt ttietVit: inudt nf the Int fin- intf. Htllli and eiwv, nnd berawie tre make tnorr nlmrn of this graitc than my uther manitfttrturfi; it ecjuals liaud Bewod .h1 it si fostliiff rrfni (4 il to $A ux $J OO (riuiiiH IiHiiil-MtMvriit the finest enlt whor ever ottered for o.U); equals tr otic It mportefi ii(H t w hied eoat fmin s.iV. to 12.00. n tin niiiiiiont ni . ric ruoe. nun cair bt Mull. einilfortRlilt nnrl durnhle. The l)Pt.t etiofl owr otfetvd nt this price j same grade dm cus lUHi-in.iuf mio"h eosui'tt irom SW.11U io 3''. 'J'. 3,11 i'ollro Wltuei Fanuertf, Uatlroad men ii'id 1-ttiT ('n.rrlrnll tt'onrtlumi- f.iiAnnlf. scnmlev, siuootu lusldf. heavy three Boles, exten sion tMlj. One pair will wear a year. a thin ttrlee: one trlnl will pmivlnea thono who wnnt a shoe for comfort and aert Ire. 2r mitt 3'-?u orhinaminrn shoes a aro verv firroiitr and ilurnldn. Thniu vhr lime ylven tlieni n trial will wear no other make. SLtrWC' " ?l.7ti nenooi shoes nro S9w? worn bv the bovn ever v where: thevsell I J6rl ScftC I lum.-NOWi'tl shoe, best lutliorteil shoes costiufffremi cUil to $6JM. E-nsarfl VI iwagr inMlfllia. V1TV HIMlHIi: fHlll.'lISI-mucii idiiiu'i.' v.. in. tin linn 1.7.1 uoe ror MitMes are tho beat fl tie Uouuola. istyllsh antl durable. "Million. See that W. L. Dotifflni' nnnin ami price aro stampetl m the hottoni of eaeh shoo. . Lt, uuiuuu urocitiou, aliUSS. aToiBOipla 13 f 23 , YOUNGMEIWOIDMEN BIT In THE THUS OF THE SERPIIITS Ot DISlaSE. Tbcy mak. atroio effortt to ires tnemialTes. est DO? inawiog now lo aLt.i.iaiiy- JSHAKEOFFTHE HOflRID SNAKES (QT (ITSnp lo tl ,i sir snl 1rK lul ) so t.rir OUa new book ent fr roit ntH. (MtUd fnra.llmltn.1 tlmC'tnlalaS ta.pblloiAphrolDUsi h3 A-Ictton of that OritSDiof Man, and how by MUMt. llttftlirtLHl, bymthodi ixaoilTily oar own, tit wortt cnAettoC Loit or rslltBE Mm hoods, ni.ncr.vl Aud Mirvoai D OblHty, Wstvkae" of Body "f art MtnA. Effctt of Error or Eretntl, Bunted or SIS. HbS PASI8 of D0D Ymad. pUla t? all iatsru rim asn rrlw .., For ak,fall phtostla 4 praeta, jJJfMJ ERIE MEulCALUU.uurri.v,.M Dr. ! Ti i.ni't rd b1tj sail iooflfil tut 1 lJ.iiiJn; of ioVk iNpalKsraseSiBIoolPoisoD v -ih U cUUn, l'tairlet.Ser Montli T'iroat frrlutldpi, HCkl4 it Iiitla'iimillom, Eldnejs lyMiM!t 1'iltl. Ulabolr. Wctkneii Khliilr, Imptlrr l J- u ry talDMtj.&trlctarclj 11 diaeuei rrm'tla fi nag itn . ot fron overwork. 0ld.Youiii3 Middle Agod 'o iwtr. I Ma-.' cfrrftbtDf known to noitool sttdttti .ii.ctv! i(iitnui . i)i,jt'i,-li aiidolduitlMlloitttT. no matter who faJUiiellefricnce Kreb tUM osnl in 4 10 10 dayt. European Itotytu. UQ'1. Franco and A unit la. wn i e t'erletiM In (.ermaoy. EDc ieruiici.tci' tnd duIotuti protec and 36 reaR i rtlcl i if.rlriiust 10 00) oae rurod yoarll C1K tdtTlVfl ', ; ' t'. ii advcrtlilnidootor, who i XkJefMXrif ounproTo tu Kiratikl'l, kso-rlodso au4 ttpfjrttiasM and who can how n many patient porMasonily otirad ai loan alter quacki and alvertlilot doottwi na mined tbtm. lend 2, n .nit ior u.!t " rRUTH" end iiroru teitlmotnlaU ex.ioelus uoi attl a lr-tllns dootoie wlia tbolr fade andrrni tu -i -iur tr t at i taMmoiilaUi, thetr Mrienaa. lite da it. t i n i .ml 'n-tr iiunie of rofnndtM -oitmey ot trict-My .al , U is ci ' p And ffofihlcM drac nvitntir ( r wrntu UU t U rti i -r m u u a ovjt ana rvaata mr'ilnnftl u-i-i. ..f i -tlL . flyyioi Houa, Btcm Imv rrbu. It A il ' . iiit.it lull Wadot4 and Saturday h tnta.-' U i - I. 'uu la tro to 1J, )'f Dr. Grosvenor's iim,m nil Deu-cap-sic .t:-ir,P. PLASTER. aHiruuM ni, nr-uraiRia. pinunjjaon luniDBCug iiQr4tono4, tjanutmi for sain by all Druggists. 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE ! All persons are hereby warned NOT TO FISH IN Till! OASIS! llelonilng to tlio Sheuantloah Water Company, aua all parties caught violating thin notice will be Prosecuted ns Trespassers. 11 order of the aoMiv3sr"sr. Ettl fcr tin! for urn mm JITS WO i nr.i'stLwr.
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