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No,8IO Broadway, NEW YOfik,
ILlSTOp BELT
AICLNG DOWN A STOVE,
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS
OF THE' DANBURY NEWS MAN.
Mr. Pnrklna 1 1 ail Miner Trlml t Do It
llofurn, lint ll I'imiihI Out About II
Mature He (lot Throned Ladles to tlit
ItflM'lle.
HopvrlRliteil by Lee A Hhopard. Ilnstnn, and
t ubllnhed bye 'lnl arrangement with them.l
It seems a pity that the glory of these
bright May days should be marred by
the gross materialism of soap and brush,
nop itnd broom, thitt the fragrant .mil
delicate, perfumes of budding nature utid
atmospherical freshness Bholild be har
nessed to the doubtful nroma of an up
turned house. But over our broad and
beautiful land the terrors of domustio
reform hold swny, and the masculine
mind is harrowed by spectacles the little
happiness we are allotted in this world
does not warrant.
Mrs. Perkins has devoted this week
to the onerous dnty of cleaning house.
Since 0 o'clock Monday morning that
estimable lady has been the motive
power of many brushes and cloths, and
of much water and soap At various
hours when 1 have made my appenraneo
near the house I have caught sight of
her portly form through several win
dows, a daring handkerchief concealing
her temples aud uovenng the site of her
chignon
There was an expression of deep red
ness upon ber features that pained me
while I beheld,, but which at the same
time led me to remark to mysell that it
was not tho most favorable time for
making a call, aud tllun looking and ap
prehending 1 would turn sadly nway
Monday morning we had our break'
fast in our comfortable dining room. At
noon I took my dinner from the lid of
the ice chest. It was dreadful cold, and
tasted clammy and disagreeable. In the
evening 1 stood back of, the stove and par
took of a slice of bread (tho butter had
got mislaid) and drank some of last
year's tea from the irregular spout of the
milk piteher. In
the morning we ate
i i.r..t : .u .. ii. ,a! n t
ureaiwusi in 1110 sunt tuieru wua uu ur ;
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moving). The victuals had a flavor of
great dampness and tasted as though
they had been fished out of tho soap bar
rel. After astonishing my internal struc
ture with the meal, I accepted tin invita
tion from Mrs. Perkins to tako down tho.
stovo. In justice to myself it may bo
well to remark that 1 never took down a
stove, uor was present when that Intri
cate performance was going on, aud
this In n measure accounts for tho slight
misgiving 1 may have entertained whoa !
brought face to face with tho tremen-
dous range.
Tho conversation that ensued was
, soinethiug like this:
I "You want to use great caro, Mr. Por
. kins, and not let the whole thing fall on
you and kill yourself."
I This appearetl reasonable enough, and
I 1 readily promised Jto-tiso my best en-
i deuvors to keep ' tho whole thing from
falling upon mo. -'
"And, Mr. Parkins, don't got nervous
' with tho pipe, because Mary Ann has
just scrubbed the floor, and that stuff
gringes in awfully."
1 hadn't tho remotost idea of what tho
stuff conld be thut gringos in awfully,
but I didn't liko to show ignorance before
Mary Ann nnd sol confidently responded:
"Certainly not."
"And bo very careful about your
clothes, Mr. Perkins, now. won't you?'
This appeal was delivered with so muoh
confidence. tllmglou With' doubt that 1
hardly knew whether to treat it as a
compliment or asnsplcion. nnd concluded
It was best to split tho difference aud
preserve silence.
'We are all ready now, Mr. Perkins
Mary Ann you come hero and steady the
pipe while Mr Perkins gets on tho chair
and takes it down."
Upon this 1 monntod a chair and
rrruunul tlm nlrm Imt I mint tint r.i.rrlA.f
r i in ,
to mention that as 1 ..rasped the pipe
Mrs. Perkins grasped my legs.
Uoodnoss gracious, Cyrua Davidson
, Perkiusl don't you know better than to
stand on one of tho boat chairs in tho
houso and break richt tlirounh tho
, vm
I had to admit that I didn't know nny
better, but cheerfully got down and
mounted another ohalr. This time I
caught the pipe by Its neck, and gave it
a gentle pull from the chimney. It
didn't move a bit, which encouraged me
to believe, I could bring a little more
muscle into play, and uiu'er this impres
sion 1 gave an ox.tra twist. It camo this
time, and so much more readily than 1
li.'ut reason to expect that 1 stopped
down to the floor with It. passing over
the top of the stove and rubbing off an
Inch or so of skin from Mary Ann's nose.
"Oh, Mosesl" screnmod that lady.
"What havoyoti done? Oh, what have
you done?" oned Mrs. Perkins.
Singularly enough, I didn't say any
thing, butgnt upon my feet as quick as
1 conld and rubbed my head, and looked
all around but where Mrs. Porkins aud
lu r weeping aid wero standing.
"It's just like a man. You havo made
ten times more work than you- have
helped. Mary Ami, get tho floor cloth.
Aud there's a great spot on that floor we
can nover get off. I'd liko to mako a
fool of myself, 1 know I should. 1 knew
when you stuck your ungainly carcass
on that chair you would kill somebody
Does it hurt you, Mary Ann? I wouldn't
Highest of all In Leavening Power..
ABSOLUT
rub it too hard, we'll have to take it up
dry and soap it over You awkward
fool didn't you know what yon were
doing? Now take the pipe out doors,
and don't look any more like u smoked
idiot than you can help.
The manner in which this last was
uttered left no room to doubt that 1 was
the person referred to. ami I picked up
the pipe and sorrowfully propelled it
outdoors, althongh 1 am compiled ta
admit that six links ol pipe varied by
two elbows at opposite angles is not the
most desirable thing In the world to es
cort ontdoors
When 1 came back Mrs. Perkins had
dressed the wound on Mary Ann's face
wHh a strip ol brown paper, and told
me I might help to carry tho stove into
this shed if 1 was sure of being quUe so
ber Upon this invitntion 1 took hold of the
range with the two ladies, and by loosen
ing hall a dozen Joints in my spine 1 was
finally successful in getting the thing
out of the room Hut the pleasure ol
the occasion was irretrievably lost Mrs. !
Perkins was ominously stleuL Mary
Ann s air was one ot reproach, which,
combined with the brown paper, gave,
her an appearance of unearthly uncer-1
tamty
At dinner that day 1 ato some cold
cabbage and a couple of soda crackers,
carefully picking oil the flakes of soap
that adhered thereto This morning 1
ate my breaklaht on the stoop, and got
my dinner through the milkroom win
dow, eating it from the' sill It con
sisted ot the last Bhce from yesterday's
loaf, and two decrepit herrings.
What we are to have for supper, and
whether it will be necessary to go home
after it, tire questions that depress me
this p. in. Yours respectfully,
f. Cvitus IJ. Perkins.
Street I.lfo In Danhury.
Old Mr. Watson, on Nelson stveet, has
got a nice little bill to pay He sent a
man down town for a pot of paint and a
ladder. The man got tho paint and then
went to a lumber yard after a ladder.
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1UU 1UUUUI mm Mill 1UD uutuc. mo
, , , ,n, . . - .
ehoulder This was a very smart ar
raiigement and the man himself admired
it very much. Ho started for home this
way and didn't find any trouble in get
ting along the tirst block, because people
had an impression that a long ladder
with a pot of yellow paint dangling on
tho end oj' it wasn't exactly the thing to
trifle with, so they balanced along on
the curbstone or rubbed up against the
buildings,
Pretty soon tho man 6aw somebody in
! a store he knew, nnd he turned around
?Ve V Wm.f,?d UrVe 0WT,? f ,thS
ladder into a millinery case and knocked
the crown out of au eighteen dollar bon-
net. Then he backed off in nffright and
Knocked down two sewing machine
agents with the other end. Then he
started to turn around, and an old gen
tlemiin who was desperately endeavoring
to pull' his wifo out of danger saw the
peril and shouted out, "HI there!" But
it was too late. The pot struck against
an awning post, tipped to One side nnd
the entire contents went over the aged1
couple. This so startled the man thai
be whirled completely nround, smashing
in an entire store front, frightening a
milkman's team and knocking over some
thirteen persons who were actively dodg
ing about to get out of the way. Then
he dropped the ladddr aud fled into tin
country, shouting "Murder" aud "Fire'
at every jump. A regularly ortlaiued
painter is now engaged on Mr. Watson's
house.
AT
A
PLEASflUT
MOrtNlNO t FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AHD MY COMPLEXION 18 U&TTEH.
My doctor tutjfi IF nrih g ntly on tbo stmtch,
liver uml It'iiut" , nn t ih u pi. ununt laxativ1. TLu
diink U iuuiIh irm h rh, una iapriiutUfijr use
tut iosily aa t a li Hn l - I
AU drugguta atll It ut bit: and ll.ul per f Hugo,
lluy one toluy. ,unea I'umlly Illeilli-liio
iIoTt a the llowrU each duy. lu order to bo
bcaltby, tUU la ceceasary.
THE NEXT
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Ely PURE
ltell(ioiiH Oiink MulliM Demi.
rim.ADKi.iMiu, .Ian. 7 James Mullln,
the reliKioiiH maniac who attempted to
swallow a rotary and cros on Monday,
itssertin that it would "make him live
forever," divtl yesterday in the Hahne
mann Hospital. He was 88 years old.
Tuesday he became, violent. The t ory
and cros.1 had lieen removed from his
esophaRus, mid he routed the doctors and
attendants. He had only une leg, but it
took three stalwart policemen to over
power him. He was placed in a straight
jucket
DIimI .Vflor 1'oilr Yearn Sutlerlng
nuntJHOTor, Vt., Jan. 7. Kx -Sheriff
Barton, who was ho unmercifully pounded
by four prisoners, three of whom escaped
from jail here on the night of Anc. 4
1880, died yesterday from his Injuries.
All these years ne sun el (Ml intense pain
almut the lieail Irom mows which he re
reived at that, time, and often prayed fur
death to relettHe him Horn Ills agony.
High Water CttWiwi fttmpf-nsloit of Work,
Siiamc-kix. Pa., Jmi. 7. Over 4,000
miners, slate piokein ahd laborers em
ployed at. the Pennsylvania, (Jreen Itldge,
SprliiK and Ferndaie collieries, between
nils nince anil ait t.:nrmei. are line on
account of liigli water. Tt has been rain
Inn at intervals for the past two weeks.
causing mine Hooding gi-enter than torn
number of jetus
VatHl ItatlltoHfl Collision.
ItoHH, N. V.. lnri- 7. An auaine and a
freight anil accommodation tram on the
Nfcw York, Ontario nnd Western Rail
road collided about 4 a,; yt.j, at Smyrna, in
Chenango county.'" They 'were going in
opposite flirectlons. engineers nheehan
and Young .wore. kilei:( Another mnu
Many a Mother1 Eocomtii a Bunch
of Nerves.
In worrying siting withsut'leop, attend-
InirloacellckyUiibjf. Sift d V!0. J! Mc
Oirthy or J. tf. IllUan, U,'e d rUKirijiP for i
lreoanip!e vial of Dr. Hand's OjIic Cuio,
It alw-tys'curhs. . "'
I wi.
Now that Jlie hunting, season is
closed shooting matches are in order.
A Huobarid' , Mistake.
ilipbands Inoolleii permit wlvei, and par
out,-. Liieir cm mm i , to suiter irom aeauaoue,
inM'wm, neuralgia, slaf pie-snon. Ilt, ner-7cai-nes,
when tiy the ute of Dr. Miles'
ileatorailve Nervlno audi aerlous resulL4
could euallv be nrevented Dr.nnrlaU evrv-
Ajiere aay iLcivea uutveraai auiianioiioa, anu
lia- ai Immoise sale. Woint orth Co., ol
Kort Wayne. Inu.; Snow & t 'o.. of Syracuse
N. Y.:J. O. Wolf. Hillsdale. Mloh.: and hitn,
d ednol others say "It Is tho xreu-at (teller
they ever knew." It oonlalna no oplitis.
Trial bottles and tine booic oa Nervoua
uiaeaaes, rroe ut u. it. Ilageubuou s.
If you. started the new year with
new resolutions try uuu keep them
Mllos' Narvo ana Liver P1U
et on a uw principle regain tl mi the
liver, atomarli and bowels throiigh the rieruej
a new aifoovery. ur. sines' nun Bpeeiilly
toio hltloiiaueaa, ruit taau, t, irpid liver, pllei,
oonfllpHtlou. tmequaled lor men, women,
children. Umalleet, mlMest,auresl Sidoses,
ocia. "am pies peat, at v. it. uageubucn i
ar-a; 4tore.
There Is no mansion In heaven for
the mail who is mean to his wife,
Tho Seoret of Sucoesa.
C. II. Ha sutnioh, tin dnilHt,bellV(!' that
IhnMoretorsuoeeM U Deraeveruuce. There
fore he persists I a Heaping the A i 'at line of
periuuieriut, tolltil artlolea, ooametlox, driii
mrt ohemlostla on I he market Heeaoeela
Inilrt all poraons who have pnlnlUtlon
ghoii hreatli, wenlc or hungry i pells, pain In
aid or uuler, oppre-alon, n-lKbtmarr-, dry
ei ugn, Hinoheltur, dropxy or heart dlkease
i, n ur. .lines uaequaled New Heart Oare,
lie ore It U tep lata. It li is toe laryeat sale ot
any sl nllar remedy. Kino book nrtaallmn
nl.lHfra". Dr. Milan' Uestoratlve Nervine la
uuhii roaster for s eepieaHoeaa, ueadaohe1, ilLfl,
OW.t UUU lb UUUUS1I19 11(1 npiHies,
Just the lee nun l tins to feci
oncouragetl the oold mndoratee,
Oh, What a Oough.
Wlllonheedthewa'ulng? The algnal pw
iapa of tb anr aporoaoh A f that more ter
rible dlaeaae. Oonaumpllon. Aatc yrturaelvw
t yon eon adord far the sake or wving go
euia, w run rue rise ana an notnina mr It.
ainow from experieuoe that Hhlloh'a Onr
tl) Core vonr Oougb. It naver ftslla. Tula
u plains why mora than a Million Hottle
ere aold the pat year. It rellavea Ooap
ind Whopnloif Oonutt at oaoe Jdothera do
ot be wUho'it It. For Lrarue Baca:, tilde or
77 'of . ft! It. 1 Maw. W
to
t. n. Kiaitvuuuciu, a. at. corner Majs
and
-4tuy3 BUW1UI.
Just resolve to be a better man this
ynr mun you were last,
Shiloh'a OoBsumption Cure,
inia ta oeyoort qaealluu the moat aac-
"w'ii uouHu oietnouie wo nave ever asia,
' . 1 . , h ilmnn k n
iurairiuv uure ins wo si, raiawn n
Iraneultla, while ll woo.
erra1 auooei In tbs aura of Oonanmntlnn
ltb,iuta narall.l Id tb Ulatory of ranllaln.
none iva drat dlaoo vary u, hat baaa mltf on a
catvraalee, a Ust wlileli no other tnadloloe
ap Htaad, It jouliv a timult aftmMtiT
k yotj to try t. Prloe 10 iwnls, SO intiTaort
ilmi. it your liunira are sore, tmeu, or tut
ame, awmbltota'a Poroae Plaster. Hold b
1- St. tturMbuah, N. & ooruer Mala and
Uoyd atreate,
Pooiiln who give themselves uway
aro ofU'n dear nt tho price.
Bartwon thaSouod, Wfsteheater Co., N.Y.
To Alva'a Draislllati 8irlllo Co Oent'e
n en : La'trnwlnif I W troubled with what
the dooion tod me waa miiMiitlar rtinini
tlm. I wa unable to walk for nearly lx
weeas. All llila tlma 1 w. mine Dip mull
clue p'aaerih.d by the amending do .tor, aua
Irom wlilrli I got no relief.
friend aent ma a lame bolt'e of rtiptnn
niortJ Cur, whi h I tried, and before two
thimsat iliel una was tiMrt I Iran able n
walk llhout ptln. It la iow nvo niuntlH
since the ialu-,l 'it me, and have not a )l
re'iir ed.und r t. el rnbrelv tree front them.
I del ,yel wrltluu to von aa I h anxlnua
to knoi whether I waa temporarily or per
maneutly crsd.
li I- aith plra'ure that I now slate that
from my (ireaant feeliua, I wauld Judge that
I ant oured.
li 1. li irilly ueeestary lor me o rrommeni
th s tn-d Hue i.g I om positive tint a irlnl
of It laall that U neo a-ary, atrn I am lully
oonvlnoed it wpl reooinmud Ittelf
Ora fallyour M. 'OAN,
For sain at Ki'lln a Drue Wore, Fcrgoson
llouellloclr, Mlienandoh( fa.
OUT OF WHOLE CLOTH
)r.'flrnvcs' "Confession" Con
cocted Ijy llio Deputies.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT TURNING.
Mrs.
Gravel lias Qom Iasane, with No
Hop 38 of Hsoovsry-
No Attempt Will ho SIndo to Indict Col.
llulloil - lie U In rrovfdelire, nnd In nn
Interlotr llrnitea Hvery CIinrRo Alailo
AualiiHt Him Suja IIuuuh Surprised at
the Verdict.
Denveb, Col., Jan. 7. Tho story of the
deputy marshals to tho effect that Dr.
Graves had rnado a partial confession
Satutday on his way to tho jail, impll
catiiix Colonel Bnllou, was effectually
sqnelclied yesterday when John Z. Adams,
one of tho stockholders of the Denver &
Lakewood Itallroad, and a prominent
merchant, made a sworn statement that
he followed Dr. Graves from the court
house to the county jail Saturday night
out of curiosity, and that he heard the
deputies plying the prisoner with ques
tions, hut In every instance the accused
protested his innocence, and that the al
leged confession was ni.nle out or tho
whole cloth. In view of this the district
attorney lias deemed it Inadvisable to ask
for tho indictment of Lawyer Uallou.
1 uhllc sentiment is now largely with
the accused. The motion for a new trial
in his case will be filed to-day aud
argued later lu the week.
Ut rfoilTer, Mrs. Oravos' physician,
states that his patient has gone insane
and he has no hopes for her recovery.
COL. BALLOU TALKS.
He
1'ooh-llooliN Grates Alleged Confes
sion uml Dvnlea Solera! Cbaraea.
ruovinBNOB, IL I., Jan. 7. Col Ballon
sent for the, newspaper men yesterday to
call at his office, and on their responding
pintle a "tateinent to them.
The colonel asserted his disbelief that
Dr. Uraves' made any confession impli
cating hint, denying that he left Denver
lat Saturday secretly or in a very hur
ried manner, declaring that his associate
counsel knew ot his Intending departure,
and expressing his surprise at the verdict.
He would say nothing about the possible
action ol t ' grand jury against himself.
htrrga. ' t V verdict in the Graves
case, Colon 'fill said: "Jly colleagues
and myw If a I expected an acquittal, and
were sin prise j at the result."
Colonel Ltallou was sworn In as alder
man from Ward !) yesterday. Numerous
congratulations from friends were re
ceived by him'
DOES NOT WANT WAR.
Salisbury Unwilling to Fight, Hut Mill
Not Yield Any lllltlsli Highlit.
LiVEitrooL, Jan. 7. Sir Georgo Baden
Powell, a member of the British Bering
Sea Commission, who, at Lord Salis
bury's request, will start for Washington
on Saturday next, says that Lord Salis
bury told him that lie (Lord Salisbury)
wishes lo avoid war with the United
States, but at the same time ho wishes to
be strong and to show that he is not go
ing io yield a jot of the British rights
Sir George says he thinks Loid Salis
bury has finally brought an awkward
dispute, which might have resulted in
war, to arbitration, and it is his convic
tion that England will win in the arbi
tration. The British commissioners, he
declared, have made Important investiga
tions, hut tho friendliness they have es
tablished with the Americans and Hus
sions will yet bear fruit.
Alt right-thinking moo in England nnd
America, Sir George added, will be de
lighted to Unci a serious bone ot conten
tion removed.
Cruelty to Itallroad Tnborors.
Watehtown, N. Y., Jan. 7. A wan
tlorer from the Atliroiulncks lias arrived
liere with iicars frozen. He had u long
and somowhut perilous trump. Ho tellw
i Rtartling story of cruelty and oppres
sion inliicted on men omployed to wtrk
on the construction of the Adirondack &
St. La wroitce Railroad through the forest.
lie Htiya that when he at.il seveml other
TiiMii (.tnti,Ml tn lertva lhaip imn Aftur
being refund pay for their work, the
Ixwhch aimed revolver at Uiujn and
threatened to shoot the first man who
left. Hp ilnally esuaptnl at nijflit, Hi
name I William Ilufftil, and lila huma Ih
InElyria, O.
ltemMylvaiila'H irtimticea.
HiRBiSBimo, Jan. 7. The annual re
port of the Auditor-General of Pennsylva
nia allows receipt for the year ended
November 80, 1891, of $18,007,1A1.7i, an
Increase of over $4,800,000 over the pre
vious year. This rettult was mainly due
to the Wardsley diaolnauret,, whloli caused
a prompt turning over of moneys due
the State. The payment for the past,
year were $10,4?3,D-rC-64, while for the
previous year they aggregated over $2,
000,000. Anoflter Drawn Oame.
Havaha, Jan. 7. The third game in
the clu' match between Tscuigorin aud
Stetuili was played on Tuesday. Taohl
goriu, havjng the move, again offered an
KvaiiH gambit. The game lasted thirty
two in.ovea and tbeu reaultud in a draw,
the player being in even position. This
leave Tsehigorin till in the lead hy a
acoro of one to nothing, two gamea hav
ing ptoved drawa. The fourth game of
the mutch will be played to-dav.
Will Die or Hyill.ipboljla.
Newark, N J., Jan. 7 Harold Ball,
whose brother Eddie died of hydrophobia
on Sunday laat, ia allowing all the symp
toms of the dUeaae. Iloth the boys wore
bitten by a rabid dog oil Dec. 11. Nearly
all day yesterday Harold crouched behind
a atove and could not lie Induced to enter
the jwirlor. He refused to apeak- to any
one. The attending physician Hays tliu
death of Harold will only he a matter of
a fw daya.
Fallad Tor Hair u Million.
San Francisco, Jan. 7. Lowenthal,
Livingstone & Co., one of the largest
grain and commikaion linns on this coast,
filed a petition of inaolvency yesterday.
Their llnhllltlua are placed at nearly half
a million, assets $100,000. Speculation
In charters of wheat carrying vessels Is
given as the .cause of their embarrassment.
ARB WE
... Right
or
PV yong?
A Shoe Dressing mutt restore the bril
liancy of a worn hoc, and at the same lime
prntrvt the softness of the leather. '
LADIES will the Dressing you are
using do both? Try it I
Tour a dessert spoonful of vour Drcssine
into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for
a few days, nnd it will dry to a substance
as hard and brittle as crushed glass. Can
such a Dressing be good for leather?
woiffs ACME bii;
will stand this test and dry ns a thin, oily
film which is as flexible as rubber.
25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for
25 Cents. HOW? By painting
25 sguaro feet of Old Furniture with
rrtv it".
WOLFF & RANDOLPH,
OST Worth Front Street PniI.ADEI.PniA.
S3 SI-3GE centPeIwiem
HIE DEST SHOE H THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a wamlcfis rIioo, v iih no tacks or wax thrrntl
to hurt the li eti ma-le of the tui tao calf, stvlisli
and easy and br. ata we wake more shoes of this
grade thanany other manvfarturer, It equals hand
Bowod fitines costliif? f n -m i.U0 to $3.00.
Girt OlMSrm.iiiP Ilnm1uwrri, tI.eflnrtcalC
Rhoo ever oflcn d for $5.00; cqtmln French
Imported shoes vvhlcn co-it from to $12 CO.
CtA. Oil llnud-(Mwd Welt tSlinr. fine calf.
JJ etyllsh, comfortable and durable. 1 bo bost
ehoe ever offered at thin price ; same grade as cua
tom-mado phocs costing from $e.0u to $11.00..
CCO 30 Police Shot i runners. Itallroad Ken
Mwi and Letter Carriers all wear them; line co'
Seamless, smooth inside, bxary turco solos, cxveu
Eton edffn. ono plr will wear n year.
(CO 30 fluo i lift no better shoe ever offered at
UfriM tlila iirL-o; one trial wli convluco tUoso
who want a shoo for comfort and service.
CftO '-55 nnd !M.OO WorUlnumii n'n shoes
aro very btronsc nnd durable. Those who
havo given them a trial will wear no othermoke.
3fWG' 00 nnd tSta?. school shoes am
rauj 5- worn by tho Iwjs everywhere: theyuell
on their merits, as the iuereasfng sales show.
I ! AC St'laOO llnnd-papu-cd shoe, bet
EnaUICO l)on,ola, very sty llli; equals Jb'reacbi
Imported shoes rostlnff from $4.00 to $6.(10.
linlicH '!.5t.f h'.OIk mid St. 7.1 fhon for
tuiiMMwtiro iuc uKiiiiuLuu)fuia. (MyiiHuaua uurauie.
juuiiuii. oew luut . u. xKiuKioit namo uuii
price aro stomped on the bottom of each shoo.
tTTAKK NO StTHSTITUTr.Il
Insist on local advertised dealers supplying von.
1.. i)OUlSLAl3, UrocUton.ltfass. fiZildiy
JOSEPH
BALL,
ISfortll TSlit St.,
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR 10 SARSAPiRILLA
Purifies tho blood by ex
pelling the impuiitics through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin,
Regulates tho bowels. Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up tho system
and gives you an appetite.
Never fails 1 o cure any con
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kldllOVS
'
Sold at Klrlli's Drug Store,
fo"Mn,' ffntrl Work NhrrwndoaH Pa
GOLD MEDAIi, PARIS, 187a
W. UAKER & CO.'S
Breakfast Coqpa
from which the exceetfw
lias been remove
Is absolutely pur mid
it it soluble.
No Chemicals
are uxi-d In Ha prrpurution. It
hSJt mate thin three fOrwt
strength of Cocoa mixed with
StuiiJi, Arrowroot or Softr.
ami Is therefore fur more eoo-
Iuomical. tot in ff Uh thm
cent a cup. ItUdellclou,ftbr
' lnhlner, streiiKtbenlng. hjmmlt
iuqestmii, and admirably adapted for luwHdA
as wdl m for persous In health.
Said by Propers eferywhfre.
W. BAKEE & CO., Dorchester, Mass
DR.THEEL,
538 BPOKiafe
tbi null Kcomu- t.irnian aVnfl
1 wlH ta ihoi i.ii-d .Mtss what
bi u cur BtooU Polfion,
tlervous Debility fip&
olal Dlsftatos r h mc,
hklial'Ucw H' d 1 ot FMiii U Uw
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hur-t Cli-r. SWiliiuf lOrUMtMH
idiuuituht.otti Kni natatrs
buii-tuiii, Watu'ii aA Vtrij
lost mmuorr, wk hKik. mental tntlrtr K1J
BUI' r niftfOt'l Wirt niM t(aulllli fr-m SK
In li- if Iton or Oft rwitrk Kt-omt cm cnrM lu 4 10 99 4f I
n t t nQee l noi Ium liop, n nwr h 4VlTW
dairn; liitr, Owk, t-mnil) r Boipttl Phyirlii tM Www
Dr. TUKKL cum poflWly wtthcut rleUrullwi tHM
bMtDPM uiD.toiM, HiPiillM'l' inTllo irrMUfctl
WamuaiB if h or wr Mlvt to ltnip tor rtOOW
"TmiTH" e-h.-.tn QuMki onda'T iworn teatlmonlhU.
li"" .Uiit m.. a Vs, Kviti to 9, Wfd. i tJi-
Bf ( 10 Pui.4a till I! WritprotMWJttl
Ar (teftwvbOM i Wtfn. vl SalurJj rblltv dtdljr Tin'
JlihiUwm KnelUh IHiuooiad 11 rand.
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