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No. 7 Coughs & Colds.
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No. 15 Rheumatism.
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No. 27 Kidney Diseases.
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M'N to Curry Proper 1'ooit Supplies.
WashlnEton, June 21. It was nn
liounced at the war department today
Ihut no additional transports for troops
oihor than tho Newport, which has
been Impressed on the Paclllo ooast,
hnil been secured. The officials, how
ever, have been busily engaged In con
ferring with the ngents of steamship
companies, an well as Individual owiu
ors, with a view to securing additional
vfssels. Tho department Is decidedly
averse to resorting to Impressment, and
only does It when all other efforts to
obtain tlm ships fall. Assistant Sec-
etary Melklejohn said that the Im
pressment , or vessels lor Transports
would be the exception, and not tho
lule, unless the latter were absolutely
e,cessary.
Of the 11 transports available by tne
department In the east arrangements
iro being made to have half a dozen
or mote rendezvous at Tampa for the
purpose, presumably, of carrying ad
ditional reinforcements to General
Shatter. The four ships which were at
ernnndlna last week have been given
orders to go to Tumpa, and ono from
Mobile Is already there. Just what
portion of General Shatter's reinforce
ments are to be taken from Tampa has
not yet been announced, but with a
half dozen ships at Its command the
department ought to be able to trans
port approximately 2.000, with their
ecrulpments. and subsistence stores.
Most of th remainder, It Is expected,
will be taken fiom Camp Alger, Va.,
amounting, it Is said, to a brigade,
but this has not yet been dellnltnly
settled. The latter will leave the
country by the way of Newport News
or Norfolk, going In the big vessels
Yale and Harvard, which have a ca
pacity for carrying a large number of
men. Secretary Alger was asked Just
how many lelnfoi cements would be
sent to General Shatter, but he de
fined to state definitely the number,
saying, however, In a general way
there Would be between 5,000 and 10.003
men.
The lack of suitable vessels for car-
ylng supplies of fresh refrigerator beef
for the army In Cuba, as well as for tha
starving people there, Is proving very
embarrassing to the officials of tha
commissary general's office. Nearly
a week ago General Kagan opened bids
for supplying this necessary article of
the soldiers' diet, and would havo
awarded tho contracts before this but
for the reason that there are no ships
available to carry the supplies. The
ships, when secured, will have to bo
fitted with refrigerator apparatus In
older to preserve the meat fresh, and
this will take some little time. Th.'
general Is anxious that the work shall
be gotten under way, not because thera
Is a lack of rations, but for the fact
that American soldiers like their fresh
href wherever they go, and the aim o
the uflklaN Is to keep them supplied as
far as practical.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There- Is no use sniveling from tliU dreadful
ul.iily.if you will uuly get '.lio right remedy.
u me li'iviiiir min all lliruuirli your body.
.our liver is out of order, liuve no appetite.
no life or ambition, have n Ivtd cold, in fait
re completely used tin. i.lcctric Hitters is
lie only remedy that will give you prompt
ii'i sure relict. Tliey act thirdly on your
iver. Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the
whole hysteui and make you fool liko a new
leiiiK. Tliey aro guaninte d to euro or price
otiimlcd. For sale nt A. Wasley s Drug
Store, only 50 cents per bottle.
Why pnln llo'hN lIohou.
Iiondon, June 21. The Madrid cor
respondent of Tin- Times says: "Spain's
refusal to exchange Lieutenant Hob
son and his companions of tho Merrl
mac is easily explained and Justified.
Without any Intention of acting as
rplen, they must have seen many things
In and around Santiago about which
the American naval and military au
thorities would gladly have Information-."
It's a mistake to imagine that itching piles
an't he cund ; a inistako to sutler a day
oni;r tlniii ynu can help. D mil's Ointment
ritip-s in tiinr relief ami pe-imiiieut euro.
At any ditig htoru. 50 cents.
Sujruc.t" . uylntr a ifim- oin.
Kingston, Jum.ilca, June 21. Mr. F.
W. Ttamsden, the British consul at San
tiago, wiio Is netlnir for the United
States In the negotiations with the
Spaniards for the exchange of Lieu
tenant llobion nnd his comrades of the
Mciiiniiic expedition, has suggested
to the authorities at Washington that
even a ransom might bo : aid to se
cure the prompt release of the Ameil
can prisoners.
Ijito to lied and early to rise, prepares a
man for his homo In the skies. Early to bid
nnd a l.ittlo Early Itlsor, tho pill that makes
ifo loiicor ana bettor nun wiser, u. n
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No Agreement to Kxohniigo IIoTi.on.
Madrid, June 21. Premier Sagasta,
when questioned on tho subject, said
nothing had been decided, "In spite of
the American reports," regarding the
exchange of Naval Constructor Hob-
son und his companions who were cap
tured by the Spaniards after they sank
the collier Merrlmac in the narrow
channel leading Into the harbor of San
tiago do Cuba.
Tho human machine Btarta but onco ami
stops hut onco. You can keep It going longest
ami most regularly by using DoWlll's Little
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stipation ami all stomach nnd liver troubles,
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Washington, Juno 21. Lieutenant A.
N. Mayer has been given tho com
mund of the dispatch boat Uuecaneer,
which was tendered the government by
W. H. Hearst, of the New York Morn
ing Journul, for use during the pres
ent war, Mr. Hearst has offered to
clothe and provision the crow of the
Uuecaneer while It Is In the service cf
the government, tho latter only pro-
ldlng for and furnishing the officers.
Cures croup, soro throat, pulmonary
troubles Monarch over pain of every sort.
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Coming Invents.
July 1 Grand picnic under tho auspices
of Columbia Glco Club at Columbia park.
July 111. Ice cream festival uuilor nusplcos
of Company A. Hie mm Drum Corps in liuth
bins opem house.
Jul v 1. Japanese Titlln In Uobblns' opoi
house, miller the umpires of St. Elizabeth's
Guild of tho All Senilis (iiurcii. Aiicruuou
ami evening.
Ask your grocer for tho "Uoyal Talent
flour, anil tako no other limiul. It is tlio host
flour ni ado.
cii?
Praise forMcdicinc that Cures
After all Other Remedies Fail Dr. Miles' New
Heart Cure Restores to Health.
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FOR 07 years Mr. Howard
Morgan has made Watcrburg,
N. Y., his home. lie Is known
throughout that section as an honest
and upright citizen, and Ills word Is as
good as his note. With these quali
ties combined with industry and a
shrewd business tact, Mr. Morgan has
accumulated a comfortable fortune.
He has an ideal farm home, and for
tunate Indeed is the stranger who
may chance to seek Its hospitable
shelter. For a number of years past
Mr. Morgan has been afllicted with
heart trouble, a disease so prevalent
that It affects one fourth of our entire
people. Head what ho says :
"I had what the doctors called 'sym
pathetic heart trouble, shortness of
breath, oppressed feeling In chest,
sharp pain in left side and shoulder,
weak spells as if I would faint. These
made me most miserable. I was un
able to do even light work, or exert
myself in the least without becoming
exhausted. I was treated by our local
physicians, but seemed to get no bet
ter. Finally I began taking'Dr. Miles'
New Heart Cure and before the first
bottle was half gone I could see that
I impioved. After using a number of
bottles I was completely restored to
healtlu Words cannot express my
feeling of gratitude that this great
medicine should have been placed
within my reach. My wife has taken
! Dr. Miles' Nervine with the best of
results, and she thinks it has no equal
to soothe the tired and weak nerves.
We both take pleasure in recommend
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whenever we hear of anyone afllicted
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Ono Mlni'to Is not Ioiib, yet rellof is ob
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THE discovery and announcement
by Dr. Franklin Miles, that the
health of tho whole or any part
of the body depends upon the state of
tho nervous system very much more
than upon anything else, has been
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physicians as scientifically correct.
There aro many others in the profes
sion, who through ignorance or preju
dice or both, still refuse to accept
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GPAIN EEFUSES HIS RELEASE.
Tho SpnnMi lli'lutntKN JNln.v Ho Hnlrt
Intr tlm Itoro of tho Morriitina mill
111k Ilrnvn Cmnpniiloim ni iri)tnoi,
JJxpcctl lu; to Iloculvo n Itniiniii.
Waslilneton, June 21. Lieutenant
llnbson, tlip hern of the JTerrimnc, will
he Irannferred from tho construrtlon
corpf to the line of the navy and ralsi-d
to the grade of lieutenant commander,
probably this week. This action was
definitely decided by tho administra
tion J'Mterday, anil leKlslatlon empow
ering tills action will be rirepRpd In both
houses, nnd Its execution will almost
ImmedlatPly follow the afflxlng of thp
executive approval of the nwamire.
It had been proposed to wait Ilnbson's
personal expression an to his choice
between the transfer to the line or pro
motion within the corps, where future
advancement is limited. The final de
cision to give substantial recognition
without further delay, nave for legis
lative authority, which Is to be imme
diately granted, follows the formal re
fusal of exchange by the Spanish gov
ernment. This determination was
reached after a short and Informal con
sultation as to the Spanish attitude as
to the exchange of prisoners, and the
likelihood that there will be no early
release of the gallant lieutenant and
his crew.
The llrst dispatch, announcing that
Captain General Blanco had peremp
torily refused to exchange the Merrl
mac heroes, caused some Indignation,
whlrh was modified later by Madrid
advices quoting Sagasta as saying that
no decision had been reached. Should.
Spain adopt the cruel and unusual
course of refusing an exchange tha
tegulatlons of the war department aro
sullliient to meet the case. The fol
ic wing Is laid dijwn In its regulations:
"Itctallatlon will never be resorted to
as a measure of revenge, but only as
a measure of protective retribution,
end. moreover, cautiously and unavoid
ably; that Is to say, retaliation shall
only be resorted to after careful In
quiry Into the real occurrence, and the
character of the deeds that may de
mand retribution. Unjust or inconsid
erate retaliation removes the belliger
ents further and further from the miti
gating rules of regular war, and by
rapid strides leads them to the in
ternecine wars of savages."
It was pointed out by a leading officer
of the army that the Spanish had most
to lose by a course of cruelty which
would call for retaliation, as the num
ber of Spanish prisoners Is far greater
than that of American prisoners.
The navy officials attach no signifi
cance In the half masting of the flags
over Morro Castle after tho recent
bombardment as Indicating that Hob
son and his associates had perished.
Morro Is being spared to protect Hob
son, nnd, moreover, it Is hardly sup
posed that the Spanish flag would bo
lowered out of consideration of an
American loss. If the usual practices
of warfare were followed, Hobson and
the Americans would be removed to a
plati' f safety, Instead of danger, for
a pi isoner of war is entitled under
civilized usage to protection against
undue exposure or harsh treatment.
The putting forward of prisoners as
a shluld Is a relic of barbarism. As a
nili- the places where prisoners are
anllned, where hospitals and where
v i irks of art, library, church and char
itable Institutions are located are deslg
niited by a yellow flag, and command
ers direct their fire so as to protect
these points as sacred. If Ilnbson is
kept at Morro, either to ensure protec
tion for that place or to expose him to
danger, it is said to be a breach of the
rules of civilized warfare.
The authorities here are convinced
that the Spanish officials are taking
advantage of the distinction accorded
tr. Ilnbson in the United States, tln-
dpr the rules of war a prisoner is val
ued snlely by his rank, nnd It Is con
sidered dishonorable either to under
estimate a prisoner's rank In order to
cause a more advantageous exchange
or to take a higher rank for the pur
pose of obtatning bettr-r treatment.
In the case nf Hobsnn, his rank as as
sistant constructor, which Is equiva
lent to lieutenant, junior grade, should
be the sole basis for his exchange, yet
It is obvious to the authorities here
that the Spaniards hold him not as a
lieutenant, but as a popular Idol of the
United States. In this respect his de
tention ceases to bp that of a prisoner
of war, nnd becomes one of hostage.
The holding of hostages, usually for
ransom or other benefit, is a medieval
custom seldom if ever resorted to in
modern warfare. Hut oven as a host
age Hobson would be entitled to an ex
change for prisoners of greater rank
or greater number.
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Tho heat salvo in tho world for cuts.
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rhenni, foyer sores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and posltiroly cures piles,
or ao pay required. It ts guaranteed to give
porfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
85 conts por box. For salo br A. Wasloy.
Attempt to 1'oNnn Agulimldo.
London, June 21. The Hong Kong
correspondent of Tho Dally Telegraph
says: According to the report of the
United States transport Zallro, which
has Just arrived here from Manila, a
dastardly attempt was made last week
to poison General Agulnaldo. He was
taken suddenly and violently 111 after
partaking of a meal, and the symptoms
were such up clearly Indicated that
poison had been mixed with his food.
General Agulnaldo was ill for two
days.
No ono would over bo bothered with con
stipation if overyono know how naturally
and quickly llurdock Illood Hitters regulatos
the htomaeh and bowels. .
C'olonol Iti-yun to lerve Utldor l.oo.
Washington, June 21. It Is regarded
as probable that Colonel William Jen
nings Iiryun and tho Nebraska regi
ment under his command will be as
signed to the army corps commanded
by Major General Fltsshugh Lee. War
department officials were reticent
about the matter wlien questioned, nut
there Is excellent uuthorlty for the
statement that the assignment will be
made.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the e
culiar way in which the proprietor of Kemp's
lialsam for Coughs and Colds doc it, is in
deed wonderful, lie authorises all druggitU
to g e to thoe who call for it, a sample
botlle free, that they inay try it ljefore pur
chasing. The lsrgo lttles are 25 and 60c.
We certainly would ndvUc a trial. It may
save ynu hi un mi'-uiiipliiHi.
DON CARLOS IN1EHVIEWLD.
Onl Our Win- .Villi Mpnln l'l-i-M-nli I
III follower I'pi-lnliig.
Madild, via Jl'nrrlti!, June 21. IC1 Im
pareial publishes an Interview Its rn
tpspondent hn had with Don Cm!
As It is understood that the pretend, r
i ovised the Intorvlew before it win
published, his statements may bp re
garded as In the nature of a manifesto,
Don Carlos said:
"I won't conceal fronlfyou that win n
I left Venice last April 1 was resolved
to protest by means of forcp and arms
that is. 1-y ordering my partisans to
rise against the people who were pros
tituting our cnuntry by a series of un
imaginable humiliations, but when I
learned that war against the United
States was Imminent, and might be
declared at any moment, I changed my
resolution and firmly decided to ob
serve Hip most absolute Impassivity.
"The governing statpsmen, who have
roniniltlid the crime of not preparing
the nation for a war everyone saw to
be unavoidable for the Inst two years,
will never bp able to accuse mp of hav
ing withdrawn a single Spanish will
from the national Cones In the fight
with the United States. They brought
on the war by yielding continually to
Anieilcun demands, and they will have
to take the responsibility of their mis
take. "This attitude of mine will last so
long as the presi nt condition of affairs
endure. Hut when the hour for the
great settlement arrives I shall make
up for the n sont silenco. I will then
take my revenist, not by means of
words alone, but by means of acts,
and I will do that as soon as my con
science as a Spaniard permits me to
do it. 1 am firmly resolved to fulfill
my duty to the end, and to omit no
sacrifice In order to redeem and avenge
Spain."
Don Carlos, questioned as to the
policy he would adopt In case he should
mount the throne, said he could not
enter upon that subject now, beyond
admitting the necessity for a large in
crease In the navy, but he declared that
he had thought out and completed
plans regarding the military problem
and the question nf Spain's foreign
policy.
Don Carlos spoke eloquently of the
necessity for prosecuting the war to
the utmost. "Our wonderful nerve,
spirit of resolution and exalted senti
ment of honor are," he said, "the only
force Spain can bring to a nation with
which she may strike an alliance In the
day of the coming European conflagra
tion. She must, therefore, preserve
Jealously that force and spirit."
Tin-en Drowned While FNIilnsr.
Sogourney. la.. June 21. Yesterday
afternoon, near What Cheer, this poun
ty, three persons were drowned by the
overturning ur the boat from which
they were fl. hlng. They were Jesse
Ford, druggist: Mrs. Switzer, known
on the stage s Lena Crow, and the
llev. Parkinson, pastor of the Episcopal
church of What Chi er. The bodies have
bet n recovered.
Prom
ise Mo I "
At some
Jtime in her
life Cupid
pieaus in
every wotn
an 's ear.
ind when that time comes
it is a woman's duty to
think twice before she
answers. She should
think once for herself,
and once for the man who
has chosen her for his life companion.
If she is suffering from a torturing, drag
ging weakness or disease so prevalent with
her sex, she has no right to answer " Yes "
until her health is restored. If she does,
shew-ill be wretched and ill herself and her
home will be an unhappy one. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is a scientific remedy
that cures all weakness, disease, disorder
and derangement of the delicate and im
portant feminine organs. It is not a "cure
all," but a medicine devised to correct this
one class of disorders and no other. It
has accomplished its purpose in tens of
thousands of cases, as is shown by tens of
thousands of testimonials of the grateful
patients themselves. It imparts vigor and
virility to the entire womanly organism,
and is the best of all nerve tonics and re
storatives. It fits for wifehood and mother
hood. It transforms weak, nervous, de
spondent invalids into healthy, happy
women.
" I was so weak I could scarcely walk about
the house," wrifts Mrs. M.ittie ScruggB, of
Allen's Creek. Amherst Co., Vn " Was reduced
to a mere skeleton. I was never free from pain
in the back nnd head and could not sleep at
night. I bought thice bottles of Dr. Pierce's
favorite Prescription nnd Golden Medical DIs
covery'aml two vials of 'l'leasant Pellets.' After
taking these six weeks I felt like a new person :
slept well and gained In flesh. I am doing all
ray own housework and we have nine in the
family."
A man or woman who neglects
constipation suffers from slow
poisoning. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets cure constipation. One
little "Pellet" is a gentle laxa
tive, and two a mild cathartic.
All medicine dealers sell them.
No other pills are "just as good."
nillions of Dollars
Go up in smoko ovory year. Tako n
risks but got your houses, stock, fu
niture, etc., insured in first-class r
llahlo companies as represented by
DAVID FAUST,
Also Ltfe a ndAcci dental Oompanlflt
11 I I I
BomcVlEM iipo 's n reliable, Monthly, rein-.Uttu,; mrdieim'. ('.. j tiarmlws and
tho I urCBldrugnhould bo uecd. If you want lUe bwl, get
Op- Peal's PennroyaG PiiSs
Thor ro prompt, te sod ccrUIn In result. The u-tonlnr ' TW1 aterdtgipj
noint. guut anywhere, 1.00, Addiew 1'jui. Msui. 'j -v. C. ..and,U.
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Druir Store, Suenanrtiil1, P..
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
WfRAlNB0W LINIMENT
111 tlio
SjiitUim
MA iiJ-al:
i::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i' " JiiiiiiiiiiiK'iniuiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiintiiiiiH
Read What CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have OoneforSkin-Torturcd Babies.
M" little sinter li.uliou pox. Plio suffered
tTrlblv. Trn-( perthlng, no good, ftealm
nine i(T with her i-li it lies, slip win rsw all over.
(Iir-rieoitA tov ntrcd Itrr in thrreiertki,
Mrs. El JZA KOYK, 121 1 4t li St., Wash., 1). C.
durllttleboy hairiOeani.i in tlio most hor
rl'ile state, ills fiu-e was full nf scnlm, nml
pits nf the flpsli were raw. Wo used ('i l l
rnii Rol and CrricriiA (ointment), and
in i, a? in t'k hi' trns ii& ftivd a rr,T,
Mr. .1. r. KKBKHK, WiO Hn.Jst St.; llrooklyn.
I notiredavery red mugUness nn my boy's
fin-c. Doctors did nn gowl. After lining ono
luxe mi'l i h.ilf uf Ci'i'ici'RL (ointment) and
C'rri--! l:A HoAi, ftp in entirely eiirrtl.
Mrs. W. 1. J,( R. I'.'l'l Wilder St., l'lillo., l'.l.
rHOTUCDC 1' kii ' wnrm blh with Coil
Il llrtknO Cluu S.iai .unit a elnftle annulling with
I 1 1 ir-i-iiA. j-iiirt -if rmollicnl Htnn i-urt., will aftonl tn-
.nt niter, trannlt nut And tlt'i-p.aml pol,ittoa.peil
curt-, ui.i1 n - to ii ki thf ni I. In Tail In your dntf
Sold trmiliBtinllttlie w.trM. I'nTTSR I). A C.C'nm- .Sole
i'roi li.itoa. Alt About Habr'n skin, Scalpftliair.freo
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JJ Ar.MtHK.lt,
ATTOKN IiY-AT-l, AW.
Wfflce Kgsn Imlklln, corter of Mnln nn
Centre ftreet. Blientttidoidi.
T H. I'OMBKOV,
O i
ATTOttNBY-AT-LAW
Shonnmlonli, l'a.
Jg W. SliOEMAKHR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corncrilnrket and Centre street.
piIOI'. JOHN JONI5S,
MUSICAL INSTRUCT0K,
Iick Rox OS, Mnliatioy City, Pa.
Kfivlnw nt.. .tl.1 .
masters in a,i inr, w , ,
ontbevlolln.maiidoll,, , gulturund vw. c , V"
ZT ?' L'"ro,bl0- 4 dJre.. I care of Htroil
4,-(-,-r .iii.naniinan
MAKE MEN
no NOT DESPAIR!
in No! Hn'IVr I.tmuer! The
.ii 1 1 .mint inns 1 ift fan
1 1 --ttii i il tu Mm Th wry
i."l t".sus of Nt'iVotis iH'tiill
iH1 nlivHititi'ly I'tim! by
MCriXTO 'VAItlAZTH,
mi n i t r. hoft,, muiriinln
iii .in: iiH'tu'iri ami t tu twisto
.ui.! iU un nf il.ii ii fltrs int'tir
n'd I v ukIim n i lonv t n veus
if .nh tirs Iminirt vgnr
situt imti'llr In .-t rv function
Iimpo in i it.. oiim. t.f -u hlii' m to the
clK'Ci.-i uni! M trt t tht tfSK, t'J "f ' unt
or old. Out .d U' Lmi rUH-ttLlf A Vi'ul t'lit-rny,
C hox nt W-3.u .i ''""'-rvi Hi'""' Kiiarun
tecd ciin'Mi tiKitie l t'f inni-m irfrjitft'il O'ui bo
cnirhul in v. r. , Unl i.hl TafT . .TTn lnTCOI
niiiiifil in plain ur.' jm nui c' Tv, ,.ii',t ,,t pri"0
t y i ll t I'hi'K.MVtu Laxtou uiuk vmoajr Mil.
For sale In Shetiantlnnh by Sliennndoah Prug
fctore und Gruhler liros.
at,
) ifiTfEKKS
I "TIIH STYLISH PATTERN." Af
? t!5t!;. Fa: iiionatle. OiiinaI. Perfect-
i'ilting. Prices JO ami ltCtntH.
Jor.s higher. None better at any price.
P-.nii. ruliaW mnrhxtit eltc Itipm (n
X scatly every city or town. As!; for T
a Uiem, or they can be had by mail from R
us In either New York or Chicago. J
J Sltmps uMcn. Latest Fashion Sheet T
5 sent upoa receipt of one cent to pay 3
f postage
Brightest ladies' magailne published.
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THE McCALL COMPANY, s-J42-H6
Vest J-lth Street, New York.
, JS9 Fifth Avenue, Chicapo,
mBY PiLLS!
01U6 ffl SaFr itlri ufir . sVmo dr. Fna'-uIfiMauaTr
lOfUSWoUAf'!' Wurax Specific Co,PHiLs-rA.
Koi at Povlnaky'a drug store, Eaa
Conlre ulreel.
fTtfiWNV TANSY PILLS
i imtt Tpri and Mrr WOMAN'S RtLIEF,
AI- . on ,t t nnd rrhiNiir .luW ,,t(ntiniu.
Gtl (. M -h c Tamt l'lLLAnCt K BBOmtTt.
XfJnijt orwntdirfft (wald, prie, $U
For sale at Kfrlln's dru etora and Bbenandoa
druj: b to re
nou-. u i suitituju teiuuiy lot g
Brijlito, Vmu ps, ihcunwtlEUi, p
ichbs ami jwliw B
rtin Well. arc's- k ,.kntt 5
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