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WATERSPOUTS.
The Tornadoes and Whirlwinds
of the Sea.
Theory Concerning the Forma¬
tion of these Phenomena.
Such an unusually large number of
waterspouts has been reported off this
coast and in the western part of the
north Atlantic ocean during the last two
months, says the Hew York Commer¬
cial Advertiser, that the government
hydiographic servico has taken advan¬
tage of tho data furnished by ship cap¬
tains to compile somo interesting infor¬
mation about them. Several theories
are supported as tho result of these com¬
pilations. Up to withia a comparative¬
ly few yean little was scientifically
known regarding them marine phe¬
nomena. Sometimes those waterspouts
were observed to move along tho ocean
with immenso rapidity and at other
times to remain almost stationary. They
have been shattered by a gun shot, and
at other times they have disappeared of
.themselves.
The general theory regarding tho
character and formation of waterspouts,
which these latest reports bear out, is
that (hey aro simply special cases of
tornadoes and whirlwinds, but on a
much smaller scale. These are princi¬
ples underlying all these phenomenas:
A layer of warm, moist air at tho sur¬
face of the ocoan happens to have above
it a layer of cooler, drier air; this con¬
dition of things it one of unstable
equilibrium, and sooner or later the
warm, light air at the surfaco rises
through tho cooler and heavier air
above. This process sometimes takes
place gradually over large arears, but at
other times it is more local, and there
seems to bo formed in tho upper layer a
break or opening through which the air
of the lower layer begins to drain’up¬
ward, as through a funnel. Under
favorable conditions, that is when the
differences of temperaturo and moist
uro and tho supply of warm air
at tho surface aro great, this ac¬
tion becomes intense, and this in¬
tensity is still further increased by the
condensation of the rising air and the
liberation of the latent heat, which
drives it upward. As this surface air
rushes in and escapes through the open¬
ing tlins formed in tho upper layer, it
takes up a rotary or whirling motion,
the velocity of which increases toward
tho centre or axis of tho funnel, and a
suction or partial vacuum is created, as
is indicated by the low reading of the
bnrometcr at tho centre of a cyclono or
whirlwind. In tho case of n great cy¬
clone or hurricano, tho direction of ro¬
tation is determined by the revolution
of tho earth about its axis, and the well
known law of storms is founded on tho
fact that this rotation is, in tho northern
hemisphere, invariably against, and in
tho southern hemisphere with, the hands
of a watch as you look at it when
laid down with the face up. In the
ease of tornadoes and waterspouts this
direction of rotation is not so uniform,
although the same law holds good in
most cases. When a whirlwind is thus
formed over the ocean water is often
drawn up the centre of tho whirl for
somo distance, owing to the suction
created, and at tho same time the mois.
ture of the air is condensed as it rises,
so that tho name “waterspout’’ is very
applicable. When a spout is forming,
its upper portion is often visible first,
scorning to grow dowaward from tho
clouds. By observing carefully with a
telescope, however, it has been seen
that tho motion in tho column itself is
upward, although tho moiituro in tho
air which is rising is condensed lower
end lower down, thus rendering th#
whirl vlsiblo lower down continually
and making it appear to bo actually
descending.
That portion of tho north Atlantic
from tho northern coast of Cuba to the
fortieth parallel, and from tho Atlan¬
tic coast of the United States to the
Bermudas, is pre-eminently a region
where waterspouts are liable to occur
owing largely to tho warm, moist air
which hangs over the Gulf stream and
the cool, dry air brought over it by the
northwesterly winds from off the coast.
Easily Told,
“What is a diamond?'* asked a
toachor.
“Carbon,” replied tho class.
“Yes, a diamond is pure carbon j but
you must remember that coal is also
carbon. That was taught in the last
lesson.”
“Yes’"
u bo sure to toll
e two kinds of
up a small
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What’s the Matter With Your Blood 1
blood Cleveland Press kidneys
As much goes through the
as goes through the heart.
There is nothing startling about .this fact
except it be a revelation. Many people have
but a dim idea of the real work of the kid
neys. They not only drain the water from
the system, but also the poisonous matter
which that water holds in so’ution to carry
out of the system. Over half the time, how¬
ever, the kidneys fail to do this work!
What is the result?
Gradual failure of strength and health and
eventually unsuspected death kidney by disease. Bright's Disease or some
But particularly in the spring of the year,
when one’s blood is filled with poisonous
waste, as it invariably is at that time, you
feel have depressed: any disease, tired, but languid, system do not does seem not to
respond warmth your of and
to the genial summer
spring You as had formerly. better look
out!
The kidney poison is accumulating in the
blood. Tonics won’t do any good, they simply
treat effects. You can only the secure a radical,
thorough prompt renovation of system by the
use of Warner’s safe cure, which is
the only reliable, scientific specific for the
blood, because it is the only known specific
In the world for the kidneys which are the
only great blood purifiers.
GEO. F. RIDGEWAY, #9 Mnrison St., Cleveland,
of O., Ex-Deputy Sheriff, from uric acid poisoning
the blood became, at times, totally blind, and
waa tronbled with great giddiness. In 18S2, after
•offering beyond for many he years, thoroughly and being purified distressed hie
blood by measure, of Warner# Safe Core, and
means says:
"1 have never had a day’s trouble since, and have
fully saved recovered life.” my health, Warner’s Safe Care
REV. J. my P. ARNOLD, of Camden, Tenn., in ’TSnnd
caused ’31 was by grievously kidney poisoned afflicted with blood. many The abscesses, absceasea
were alive for many months and eaused great
distress. After thoroughly purifying his blood
with Warner# Safe Cure in 1882, he reported
that in 1SS3 he was strong snd well, over 11 years
of age, and able to preach regularly.
CAPT. W. D. ROBINSON, United States Marine
Inspector for the chain of likes, residence Buffa¬
lo, N. Y„ In 1881 hart a slight eruption on hts
hands. It soon spread to his face and he was al
most blind. Bis body was covered with light,
(laky For two scales. His he gradually skin itched excruciatingly. trying
everything years grew In worse, after
almost imaginable. 1888,
having Warner# given Safe np hope of recovery,he bottles,'' began he using
Cure. “Twenty says,
“completely and well ever.’’ cured me, and to-day I am strong
as
JAMES WIGHT, 298 Fifth Ave., New York.anf
fered for years from Inflammatory rheumatism—
a blood disorder—but in 1SS3 was fully restored
to healih by Warner’s Safe Core and remains
well to-day.
The four above cases are as good as a
million. They prove what impurity is stated, that the the
organ that removes the from
blood most effectually is tho kidney, and for
this when impaired there is but one sound,
rational method of treatment.
Dr. Dio medicines Lewis, in who general, was thought opposed to highly the
use of so
of this remedy that he said if It. he had a serious
kidney Ask disease, friends he should and neighbors use what they
your
think of it.
In the spring of the year, when debility is
so prevalent, and the seeds of disease are
sown that fall, may the have prudent a fatal and blossoming
before the man woman
will and purification. give tho system a thorough cleansing
A Bombay Juggler.
Without paraphernalia of any descrip¬
tion, devoid of dress, exoept a cloth
around his loius, he performed tricks of
legerdemain, bring shrug the of unbelief recital of from which tho would read¬
a
er, and will therefore not bo attempted,
and yet one example must be related
just to give the imagination a chance.
A comnsm washbowl was placed in the
centre of tho room. Four hen eggs pro¬
cured in the hotel were deposited in the
bowl. The little assistant of the juggler,
in the presence of the spectators who
slowly could plainly filled see the eggs on the bottom,
the vessel with water. The
Hindoo placed his bare hand on the rim
of from the view, Ixnvl and the eggs disappeared hand
removed. returning This when repeated the
was was sev¬
eral times, but he kept the explana¬
tion of the trick to himself.
Wiien fond of Dobbins singing was “Blest asked be why the tie he that was
so
binds,” ho replied that it was because his
second wife wns tongue-tied.”
I. This What Alls Yon t
Do you have dull, heavy headache, obstruc¬
tion of the nasal passage . discharges falling
from the head into tho throat, sometimes pro¬
fuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick, ten i
oious, weak, mucous, watery, purulent, inflamed; bloody and ’putrid,
eyes tho and ringing in
ears, do ifness, hacking or coughing to
Clear the throat, expectorat’on of offensive
matter, changed together and with scabs from ulcers; voice
nasal twang; breath offensive;
smell and taste impaired; is there a sonsation
of dizziness, with mental depression, a back¬
all, up cough and considerable general debility? If you have
or any numbc of these symp •
toms, The you are suffering from Nasal Catarrh.
more the complicated the your disease diversity has be¬
come, greater number and of
symptom”. Thousands of cases annually,
without manifesting half of the above symp¬
toms, result in consumption, and end in ihe
grave. No disease is so common, more <1- cep
ttve and dangerous, or less understood,or more
unsuccessfully manufacturers treated by physicians. The
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
offer, of this in d good faith, which a reward they of $500 for a case
Remedy is sease sold by cannot cure. Tho ____
druggists at only 50 cents.
The farmers of California are planting out
ft great many olive trees.
How to Gain Flesh and Htrength.
Use after each meal Scott b EMutsioff with
Hypophosphitcs. It is as palatable as milk,
and easily digested. The rapidity with which
delicate people improve with its use is won¬
derful. Use it and try your weight. As a
and remedy Bronchitis, for Consumption, Throat affections
it is unequaled. Please read:
‘ I used .-colt’s Emulsion in a child eight
months old with good results. He gained four
pounds D., in a very short time.”—T heo. Pbim,
M. Alabama.
Our Congressman.
Our Congressman in his patriotic argument
on the tariff question often becomes hoarse
and his voice husky. Taylor’s Cherokee Rem¬
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullein will relieve
hitti ana cure coughs, croup and consumption.
^.Paines VS-lecy
For The (JmjHiuiid
Nervous
The Debilitated
.
The Aged
■ URES Nervous Prostration,NervoutHesd
ache,Neuralgia, Stomach NervouaWeakneaa,
and Liver Diaeaaea, and all
— affectlona of the Kidneya.
ays;"*™.--.
* “KI' VC ’ ” “ “
Recommended by professional and business men.
Rnce *..00 Sold by drug*«•. Send for circulars.
*EU8. RICHARDSON 4 Cd. Proprietort,
BURLINGTON. .
Vf,
-1ABLS OF THOUGHT.
Sren a car may bark at his own gat*,
Big two gntTM before caning a neigh¬
bor.
The silent men is often worth listen¬
ing to.
Every dnty which is bidden to wait,
returns with seven others.
Good credit in business is often bet
ter than e fat bank account.
Every lane has a turn, but many of
'•a get tired before we reach it
The consciousness of integrity gives
ease and freedom to the mind.
That what people imagine to have
makea them happier than that they
own.
To the cynic: if you desire to com¬
pose a satire write down your own do¬
ings.
Ia waiting for rich relations to die
don’t wait ao long as to lost all your
energy.
Grand temples are built of small
stones, and great lives are made up of
trifling events.
Ho who loves to read and knows how
to reflect, has laid by a perpetual feast
for his old age.
The best characters have a mixture of
infirmities, and the worse have some re¬
deeming virtues.
It is a noble species of revenge to
have the power of severe retaliation and
not to exercise it
Every man’s heart and conscience
doth in good or evil, even secretly com¬
mitted, and known to none but itself,
cither like or disallow itself.
We must not hope wholly to change
their original tempers, nor make the
gay pensive and grave, nor the melan¬
choly sportive, without spoiling them.
Ono of the best rules in conversation
i«, never to say 8 thing which any of
the company can reasonably Wish wo
had rather left unsaid; nor can there
well be anything moro contrary to tho
ends for which people meet together,
than to part unsatisfied with each other
or themselves.
The Proper Way to Brink Milk.
“What did you drink?’’ askod the
doctor.
“Nothing that could have made mo
sick, I am sure,” replied the pationt.
“Only a glass of milk.’’
“I thought so. Now let mo give you
a word of advice. Many persons com¬
plain that they cannot drink milk with¬
out being distressed by it. Tho most
common reason why milk is not well
borne is duo to the fact that peffplo
generally drink milk too quickly. If a
glass of it is swallowed hastily it enters
the stomach and then forms in one
solid, curdled mass, difficult of diges¬
tion. If. on the other hand, the same
quantity is sipped, and three minutes,
at least, is occupied in drinking it,
then, on reaching the stomach, it is
so divided that when coagulat¬
ed as it must always be
by the gastric juice while digestion is
going on, instead of being in one hard,
condonsed masq upon the outside of
which only the digestive fluids can act,
it is more in the form of a sponge, and
in and out of the entire bulk the gas¬
tric juice can freely play and perform
its function. Milk can be rendered
more digestible, and, for many, of a
moro agreeable taste, if prepared by
slowly adding a few drops of dilute
hydrochloric acid to it, drop by drop,
while stirring it at the same time. By
this means the ctlrd is broken up, and
it is a more favorable state to be acted
upon by tho digestive fluids. You fol¬
low my advice and you will have no
more attacks of sickness such as the
ono you aro troubled with today. Two
dollafs, please. Good day.” —[New
York Mail and Express.
A Hindoo Feat
Without paraphernalia of any descrip¬
tion, devoid of dress, except a cloth
nrouud his body, he peformed tricks of
legerdemain, the recital of which would
bring a shrug of unbelief from tho
reader, and will therefore not bo at
tempted, and yet one example must be
related just to give the imagination a
chance. A common washbowl Was
placed in the centre of the room. Four
hen egg# procured in the hotel were de¬
posited in tho bowL The little assist¬
ant of the juggler, in the presence Of
spectators who could plainly see th#
eggs on tho bottom, slowly filled the
vessel with clean water. The Hindoo
placed his bare hand on the tlm of tho
bowl and the eggs disappeared from
view, returning when the hand was re¬
moved. This was repeated several
times, but he kept the explanation of
the trick to himself.—[Philadelphia
Press.
Some Very Old Birds.
Among tho “fowls of tho air" are
three—the eagle, swan and raven-
•which live to the age of one hundred
years or more. Tho paroquet and
heron attain the goodly age of sixty
years. The sparrow hawk, duck and
pelican may live to be forty, while the
peacock and linnet reach the quarter
century and tho canary twenty-four
year*.— [San Franpisco Chronic!#,
Statistics of the Bible.
The Bible contains 0« books, words, 1,189
^gpters, 31,178 verse#, middle 778,898
8,586,48# letters. The verae ia
>e 8th verse of the 18th Psalm. The
, is the 9th verse of the 8th
'?®a 'rest '-cr verse shortest
of Esther, The verse is
*"*£- -h verse of the 11th chapter of Bt.
tJie 30v Ezra, 7th chapter, 21st verse,
John, 11 the letters of the alphabet
contains a
except J.
■Northern Railway Com
The Great a ugistethat its engineers
pany of England least L nine hours’rest be
shall take at . an d another, as a
tween one day’ labor ’ents.
Wh v We Win
spring
Became Hood’s SsmaparfUS is Sbs bsSS
medicine and blood purifier. "**
Because It is a concentrated extract of thd K
etable kingdom. proportion
Because, by a peculiar combination,
and preparation. It pOM Ot e s curaUve power peculiar
to itself. scrofula,
Because It I* unequaled for the cure of
salt rheum, bolls, pimples, burners, etc.
Because It ia the only medicine of which can truly
be said ”100 doses one dollar" an unanswerable ar
gujnent as to
Strength and Economy
Because It effect* remarkable owes wh«e Other
P ^X^ y not'Lg equal to It for enri*
dyspepsia, biliousness, *lck headache. Indigestion.
Because every article entering into It Is carefully
•canned, none but the best Is used, and an the root*
and herb* are ground In our own drug mill—which
makes Impossible the use of anything Impure or do
leterlous.
Hood’s Sarsanarilla ,
Sold by all druggists. *1: six for «9. Prepared only |
by C. I. HOOD & Oft, Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas,
IOO Doses One Dollar
A Man Adopted by Rabbits.
Theteis an old man out in Mound
bits. Tileir friendliness and good feel
ing have become so obtrusive that the
olu fellow would be thankful if some
thing would happen to alienate their af
factions. He is a sort of hermit, living
As he doesn’t could try him to raise harm, vegetables and the he
rabbits do no so
has never tried to drive them away.
They soon became Tery tame, aria, as
the jack rabbit is rather an affectionate
animal anyway, they kept friendship making more until
advances and trials of
they and the Old man became quite his
sociable. When he goes out after
cows two or three dozen rabbits will
come trooping along after him, leaning
aronnd him, running between hie legs,
and nibbling his fingers. Very often a
drove of them will gather around his
cabin and cut up all sorts of motaia
front of his door, leap on his bed, jump
into his chair—if he is not occupying around
the only one himself-and nose
among his kettles and dishes for some
thing to eat. Several of the most intel
ligent he has singled out for special fa
vors. He has taught them a number
of tricks, such as jumping over a bai «r
through a ring, walking on their hind like,
legs, leapfrog. and jumbing the over rabbits one another have de
But
veloped such a liking for civilization
that they are about to take posession of
his house, and have even begun to rear
their broods in it, so that the oldman
hardly knows now whether he owns the
house or simply lives there with the
rabbits.
When fragile woman sighs^deploring
What power, tho bloom of health restoring.
Can check the progress of decay?
The only aid that’s worth attention.
For pains an i ills of such description.
Thousands *Ti» of women gladly mention—
“Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.”
The price of th e royal remedy, Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription, i t hut one dollar. Spe¬
cific for all i hose chronic aliments and we k
for neseea such peculiar maladies, to women. sold by M druggists, he only medicine under
a
positive that guarantee from the manufacturers
it will give satisfaction or money re¬
funded. See $1. guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Large bottles Six for $5.
Fashionable “waistcoats” (vest Is out of
sty.e), of gay hues cost a fellow $15.
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AT UrUBBISTS’AND DEALERS’.
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Ea*Drums perfectly Restore caused the
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ty cold*, fever* or injuria* to the natural
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UnpravMMlt*. BEK»RANP CO., Eremoaa Q.
^^O^D^is worth $500p*r lb.^ ^Pettit’s BjreSalve la
Tblcff IrrwtM.
Tt finewswa. recte^d with that the he utmost had sat
tafat Ition by tha community ter
r-orit ted: Eng but the aveeat of a that la
steal away a loved dumM and -rained Ufa, ia an
aohi tremeat OhiHnaaa that Inspire haart-felt
grati Kudo. oold extremities, de
pres: led with spirits, and extremely miserable sen
satic»ns, salt of disordered pale, wan kidneys features, and liver. are the Arrest re
t,
the Medical cause Discovery. at once by taking It is purely Dr. Pierce's vegetable Golden de¬
a
tective, that will ferret out and capture the
most subtle lung or blood disorders. Drug¬
gists.
There are SflOO Chinese in Chicago, and of
that number only three are females.
“I want to thank you,” writes a young man
to B. F. Johnson & Co., Richmond, Va., “for
placing me in a position by which I am en¬
abled to m»ke money faster than I ever did
before.” This is but a sample extract of the
many above hundred of similar letters advertisement received by
the firm. See their In
another column.
an medicine
Hud every purchaser receives a fair caalralent foe
M* money.
Because we aok only a fair prfoe, and do not tat-
stag Hood’s 8ar*apariUa as “worth" more than we
K It for.
tell. use Its advertising t« original and not depemd
Beet -the brains of comp-oltor*.
entupoa. >tU a modern mwhotu.; theripe froJtof
Because. and study of expe leuced pharmc mists,
the Industry wsonal direction It Is still pre-parsd.
under wbcesp.
Became it has a ime at Home
Good Nk Hood# Sarsaparilla sold In
There being more of t than of all other sarsa
Lowsil, where It Is mads, -otrfned.
^£ Be<»- £££%% £d. y make up of
anor, com pa., , with the muddy, ,
other preparat ons. 'althfnt trial according to j
Because when given a. ^ "act tbs do
directions it n> reasonably c*. w*
• 1 r®d «•#!•»
Sold by »U druggists. *1; six for $5
by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, 3S#»
IOO Doses One Dollar
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Mason SlHamliji
ORGANS.
1837. Highest 100 styles, Honors at all Great World’s Exhibitions sines
*32 to «WO0. For Cash, Easy Payments,
or Rented. Catalogue, 40 pp., *to, free.
PIANOS.
Mason &. Hamlin do not hesitate to make the extmordln
ary claim that their Pianos are superior to nil others.
This they attribute solely to the remarkable Improvement
ORGAN & PIANO CO
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Blair’s Ovml Umx, Pills.X,3f«rr 34j round, 14 Ril l..
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GOLD, Lire at home and make more money working for ns than
at anything else in the world. Either ee*. Costly outfit
rur Tanas run. Address, TRUK A CO. t Aagusta, M a l —.
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[Botanic Blood Balm.]
The puerile effort on the the part of any ooo
to deny the inestimable value of ioedoc in mod¬
em medicin e may deceive and mislead the igno.
rant, but is truly ridiculous to physicians and
other students of medical science. It is a base
characteristic of quaokery to promulgate such
falsity, and with fin an ci al gain an only object, is
indeed disreputable. In the cure of the worst
form of Blood Poison, Iodide of Potash is indis¬
pensable—a fact acknowledged by all intelligent
physicians—combined (as in the case of B,
B. B.) with certain vegetable ingredients every
fault of the drug is removed, and it does not dis¬
order the stomach or dog the kidneys.
The following testimonial comes unsolicited
Kennesaw, Ga., Sept. 11,1887.
B. B. B. Company—Ms Deas Sib : We had
#11 despaired of my wife ever recovering. Her
mouth was one solid ulcer, and for two months
or more her body was broken out with sores un¬
til she lost a beautiful head of hair, also eye¬
lashes and eye-brows; in fact, she seemed to be
a complete wreck Now comes the great secret'
which I want all the world to know: That three*
bottles of Blood Balm medicine has done the 1
work which would sound incredible to any one
who did not know it to be so. To-day my wife is
perfectly healthy, and has a three-months’ old
babe, also perfectly healthy.
Very respectfully, H. L. Cassidy,
B. Be B.
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W.L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE FOR
• GENTLEMEN.
The only flae calf $3 Sentnlea*i Shoe In stylish the world and
mail” without tacks or nails. A*
durable *4 those oostlug $3 or $9, and having no
tacks or nails to wear the stocking or h*m the f eeh»
makes them as comfortable ana well fitting as a
hand sewed shoe. Buy the best. None genuine un¬
less warranted.” sramped on bjttorn “W. L> Douglas $3 Shoe*,
W. I*. POUGLA 8 *4 SHOEi the original and
only hand sewed welt $4 shoe, which equals custom:
made shoes costing from $9 to $9.
celled W. for I«. heavy DOIH3LAS $*.50 SHOE is unex¬
wear.
Boy W. L, DOUGLAS $* SHOE is worn by alU
dud is the best school shoe in the woric'.
AU the above goods are made In O ingress, Button'
and. Lace, DOUGI/AS, and if not sol 1 by your r dealer, write ‘
W. L. Brockton , Mnftft.
ROUGHS • _MARK 'X RATS \V m
i? BE IN THE unilSfc
Gone Where the Woodbine Twlneth.
Bata are smart, but “Rough on Rats” beats
them. Clears out R&ta, Mice, Roacaes, Mosquitoes, w ater
Buss, Bed-bugs, FUee, Beetles, Moths, Ants. Bugs,
Sparrows, Hen Skunk*, lice. Weasel, Insects, Gophers, Potato Clup
Squirrels. munks, Moles, 16c. andSSe. Musk Bata. Druggists. Jock Rabbits, 1
“ROUGH ON PAIN" Plaster,Porosed. 15a
“ ROUGH ON COUGHS." Coughs, colds, 25c.
ALL SKIN HUMORS CURED BY
ROUGH™ITCH
“Roush Pimples, on Itch” Flesh Ointment Worms, cures Skin Hu*
ter, mors, Salt Rheum, Frosted Feet, Ringworm, Chilblains, Itch, Tet¬
60c. ivy Poison, Drug, Barber’s mail. itch, £L 3. Scald Wells, Head, Eczema. City.
or Jersey
JJQUGHIPILES ■ * ’’eg or Hemorrhoids, Itching, Protrud
Cures Jk. ■>g. Internal and external remedy
tag, toaach Blee»K pack-^ -ge. Bure cure, 60c. Druggists
s. Wells, Jersey City, H. J.
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TRADE MARK.
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS.,
WARRANTED PUKE
White Mineral, Lead, Painters' Red Lead, Colors Litharge, and Linseed Oranp® Otf.
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o The JBTJTEBS’ GUIDE is
issued March and Sept.,
each year. It is an ency¬
clopedia of useful infor¬
mation for all who pur¬
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can olothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at homo, and in various sizes,
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COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYERS.”
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
U.l-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
one-half, GINNERS, by'ordering SSBSr of tho Chicago Scale
or more,
Co. 1,000 other useful articles, at less tbau wholesale
prices. Address Catalogue CHICAGO free. SCJAlsK Agents CO.. and Dea Chicago. ers supplied.
III.
SIOO to $300 A MONTH can ho
made working for
us. Agent* preferred who can furnish their own
horses and klve their whole time to the business.
.Spare moments may In oe profitably and cities. emnloyed B. F. JOHN¬ alsow
A few vacancies towns
SON & CO., 101S Main st., Bichm nd, Va.
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A. K. U. ■Nineteen, '88,
