`: Il='.' wALsE:'s,% 00!`. @3010 Oufflcksllo con. nnn-.numu 3;. non Dr. 1. M. ruwu-.. Au. u Iumpuul. n. . . n uiuu. Shiloh`: outarrh remedy is A positive cure for catarrh and diphtheria. For sale by W. J. Wilson. d ' L '1 hen in A good on] 0! Apprehension felt 2.. u__ I'.\_..__.__- -L_..L .|.- _II-.....I -.......l IIII tennnu. Will you suffer with d npepsia and live: complaint 2 Shiloh`: vi ` r in nnsntood to euro you. W. J. Wilnonurho oath and retnil agent. Kinpton. A woman livinn in tha viclnltv of Jaguar. retnu agent, nunguon. E A wouun living in the vicinity Jun r. Fln.. in the mother of 28 childnan, of w om 3 2:05; grown to manhood And Immun- h . \\ H3011, Ill, AIDKEEOH. Duuiel Connell, A descendant of tho \ libentor." in in the Irish lnnkrn toy court on account. of the non-payment 0 rent: by his tenants. KIWI] ...... -..6l`.._ ...:o|. .1..--..-ml. -...I Ii:--- 'I.l4uuuo'oIpootuIu. Tbooulynnulduo vh|u.uJ. H. [Q5 dngnhn. music. In mu`-unnlrh uh1nI L I-lhnn umue u.wu out or I 000: aaucn vs or Washington which he issued abou fteen years ago. humus book was son by sub- Sk'I'iE:i0n' and the selling of subscription hon 5': as 3 rule best for the author. ` Grant`! book and those of Mark Twain are instances of this, and Mm hogan has re- ceived in the neighborhood of $10,000 as the I utj nf Th: I run! Pnnauxluunxv ('L`lV?G ll] KIN I ~t.s 0! T Inooilnlou. Willa ukulnglutwlnto , 0. V I.-,_ mauhh hm hulhhnnmr Hat: cm WHOLESALE 3. RETAIL 1 nnnm 11! man IIADYIPF ` g. I year at It for more than ndeoade, and he receives from it now more than flu: n-Inrv nf {ILA Akin inching nf flu: 'TnihuI ll HI' W'l'l|'-Ill`. I10 IIII HERO OVER` ` (mu no mu-Ivu mun us now more man the of thochiet justiooof the United \ States. ianovels do well it they pay him 9 $l,000 apiece-.nnd he told me once thnl: he got on! Oootrom his "Entailed alt." He ` nunln INN) nut nf A hnnb than:-inking nf ` me your nusouuu must no me omer two." Townsend, by the way, was here lately. He owns I country sent in the mountains of Maryland which he calls Gaplnnd, and he di- vides I pnrt of his time in summer he- ` tween is place and Waahin II. He in still 4-urged in novel writing du ng tnoinoervnls b no Eglllinf yuan .E.o'o?"..E.`. Fm`: ~ I'll m IIOVOI wnnng aunng `D0 IDWTVIIS in work, and I19 in one of the busiest men I t town I know. He tell: me novel writing does not pay, and I do not be- lieve anything guys Tbwnaend as well at his xuema r wrung. He has made over RK Pun-I -I> M (An nun. than n Ann-An Lilli UOILIIFTW Will 09 mgmy IIIIHTCWI III II. You remember the Itor of the encounter of Mn George Alfred ownsend with Tom Uchiltree. Mm Townsend said: Mr. 0chil- tree, do you know thus my husband says you are the greatest liar In America!" Ah! no. I bet vour nnnion. Mn. Town-- I l PB H30 KIKYEW HIT In AIIIETICII" I no, I beg your panion. Mn. Town- wnd, said the courtly Ochiltree, there are tlxxweegruhast liars in Ame:-i anditlnm your nusband must be the 0 or two. Tnwnmnd. hv than WAY. was born lntnlv to 10m ucnu um no uouuu not, no up, that Ochiltreoulrl be highly interested in it. You remember the start of encountnr of o: I ,uvv uynvxvr. -.u\A 0000 from :1 ; made 1,600 out of: \\ nshlmrtnn whlnh In I'.',uIlIa0 Inucll Will. luv uuuuu nvnuvla ulq =-null, and the eve hei ht is not - mm five feet four. ey dr 1 well, and :I[(`C00k says they are well trained`, The change of climate from Spain to Cuba dose not as a rule with them. and the mor~ :.-nllty among gem is v.ery large. 7 C The Hon. Harry Smlth, journal clerk ot the house of representatives, in I t col- lector of curious and rare books. 9 lately came ecroa I little octevo, entitled "Illustra- tions of L lug in All Its Bnnchu." He hounrht it th I vhw. he save. of nndinn it tnluv Uulux on any It uvxvv, vnlv-vI\\l nun-u "in Its Branch?" bought it th I view, he says, sanding it to 10m Ochiltreo. And he doubts not. he says, Raul) God and Wood Deuou. um: or me vary but dualpdun. undo: cover. well nomen- ed and punptly dollvcnd. Bunch wood and Hard and Son Cadwood 0! ant. quality on haul, In-n-sunn gamma and uthhouon \ U0 III II WIN] VIOW, I10 SIYS. OI nnamg I5 Ochil says, Llmt. ()nln'lt|-an wi I ha hhrhlv intamnhad in it. :".*.::a."1.".;.'..;'.;:".;:`.`.;..7'.:;..:::'2;`.: largo Sta:-y force there under thecmumand nf the governor general. The soldiels 0! Cubanlranlll bgou In from Bain. l"li'h_;9gd'r& Lfasmm u-gs: 1g,tu1 ans ; against their-y `11. The Cuban noldals ` nun Run fan}. (nnr Av Hm I irnll nnnl mid for the works or m It Iiu new on. end it nppuoximntu 81.113411 . We v.~'1*35;0w'townrd 1ilU Go:-coma why, am e the naked statue of Wuhington that the Capitol cont 043.0(1). It was money I:lIl`0W'll away,-for the Itntno h e pool-one. The Scott Itetaenmt $77 000 and Clerk Hill`: `~'questrle.nIhtueof Jed sonintrmt ottls` blue House cost 828.000 The tron stat on. the front of the Cnpitolmcoet more 087,!!!) and the picture in th rotunda by Trumibull cost .0l,fl)0. The \\'ash1ng|;n ;tnot impmvemonte `inc.-e the he 'nnin hnvelcoet between N.000.0ll) and s2f73':x.o:3. an t in nmnent provementa here. hen considered, the tilt of removi the on to any other point is `an _ tr. air inqmn will continue to be thenhceot cover! dtwonldnotbeetell `go: {Lure no over $101,000,000 m 4: to other point In Apfultr. wast ington will continue the placeof govorn~ ment {or the United sun: I! long an the um. Indus. 0 Tl`1,la`mr..ie no trnth i'n"u:e nportuns than 3 was an attempt to kidnap Bengtor Sherman while the senatorial party was In Cuba The country is in a bad way, and the police regu- M lutions of Havana are not the belt. They an -mod anomrh. however. to nrevont kidnnners no or unvnnn are non we was. rney ans enough, however, prevent kidmmers \ nnnronchlmr the citv. and there is n I I0!" I`. night: male 1 mph. Shiloh`: 1 noornooa or uu,uuu w rent Consnlraov. FRASK (I. C.uu-::x'n:n. IQ IIIUIU I111 Shiloh`: (:1 3r uh by ll "bill IIIK" I10 ` ' I book daocri vo of I_1e igsued abpy _-ftegn I .B.-OnIuI|on at tboulooary aware or am. ntonuon. Q"l`ohohono ootnmnnlouuon. ` r miserable by that I cure is the rum by W. J. Wilson, ppdtlillilltll. \l__ I H: A I7'1%i"`I"1'=`3"i'L-I-`C.>%I!-V-. onouscohklnd counstonoo. vorlhou-nlnCansdL Nomi. Bndlullvlongitil BIG DRIVE THIS WEEK Clearing Sale_ of Boots and Shoes tannin luaunson nut A- If Your Watch 0003 Not un Satisfactolily Spence & Orumley, Aprll25. - Alb. mm or uolluoox uoruwoou. unwell or vu- lured. W . c3. n'..`:c..'.`L'%';`..`7.`.L sa:`!* onxldfl God. no to R. CflA_WfORl)m. 00., SPENCE .323 'oR'U1a:LEYs NIs Dan`: $lr- nun-stir p\- \\'h:;o;p until goods as an :- \ 7 ' l ~ N h` toCundA.I-illnotbe I wait tslk " 6 tin do- .u"..'u".&'a'p 1': ".3, .. spa... s' :3 u..c1ux>PU?o c "$0 cou- PANY. they speak fot nu. Callmdnoourlu-gouIocko!Tweods, Wontodsu:dGena Fm-nhhinponyour vuy down and T0-NIGHT. (W/[M r/15 /R/SH A 0/ 7/! 70/2, Gentlemen, you make a mistake if you don't purchase your Spring Clothing" from us. as thousands are doing. We offer only the latest and best productions of the leading and most reliable manufacturers. Our Ordered Clothing produces for the purchaser Grand Results, surpassing the buyer's highest expectations, that is why we command the patron age and the admiration of the lovers of Fashionable Clothing. One trial will make you acknowledge the fact that we produce in Ordered Clothing remarkable garments, unsur- passed for Quality, Durability and Workmsnship, and Unparalleled for Low Prices. EN 1-IWEST AND MOST I-`ASCINATING COLORS.u We acknowledge no competion, because we have none-in Variety, Quality or Prices. MQQRES THE AET OF DRESSING! O "UR DISPLAY OF S'U'ITI]..\'I'G-S mou vnnt tho Cheapest and Boot E Maple and Beach Oonlwood. Oak. Birch Ash. Elm Hemlock Coadwood. Saved or Un- uwod. Comprising Run and Hnndaomo of CORKSCREWS, DIAGONALS AN D 'l`\\'EEDS is beyond compuison. Fancy Novelties in Fine Good: for Spring Overooctlnga are magnicent and will nmue you for Completeness Ind Variety. Our trade has increased to such an extent that we ha9e been compelled to employ Two Cutters so as to turn out our work l promptly. 0-UV|tNt03T0N 34 .330, A re Magnificent and will amaze you for Completeness and V: riety We offer only the latest and best productions of the leading and most reliable manufacturers. We greet you with all the Novelties and Designs for the Summer season. Our Ordered Clothing pro- ,duces for the purchaser Grand Results, surpassing the buyer's highest expectations. That is why we command the patronage and admiration of the lovers of Fashionable Clothing. `THE BRIGHT` MAY DAYS OUR DISPLAY OF SUITINGS, THFR*T0r DRESSING I ..BICHM9T37 "5113 & 00 Woltullutduchuu Pchu-hunt, Mic). nonuaupuuauncpu ' I Booonr`l\pcItr_y0Il'D0iI.N.35.C5o. nunpOII'DOCI.'I. 10,180. ` llobofnndconolaooonrtalnnfronoo tolwuoot. 251 `cor-. Svtro'et, Kingnton. Jun! May 4. -avg v-- -v-v-uv -vwwu. ---.~:..--vlv --cw-u-wvguo --vs` ---v. ooourlu~pItookofPcI~`t;`thonutnndohonpot;Ilhocity. Good: nhon with plounn tt Rockwell : Old Stand. 138 Princes Street. Hbook out for the Union Jack. And see the assqrtment of Beadd Panels and Waist Set: to match, in all colors. uuvvnvvv av ovqvoqqn Romomhu-tlntvou-aboundtoullandcnngiveyonuPuhut!'itovctytino. 9-- -.._ I-.... .A..L ..k D._A. ck- _..s -_.l -|......A 1.. AL- .15.. Comrising Rar and Handsome Designs of, QORKSGREWS, DIAGONALS AND TWEEDS is Beyond Comparison. Fancy Novelties in Fine Goods for 51`, :- May 7. SELLING OFF! Leading Unaertaker & Embalmer, V 261 PRINCESS STREET, COR Sydouham St., Kingston. 'II..I-n|uu:- guunnnnnlnntlnn A no, ln Oar?-pets,Oi|-Oloths and Lace Curtains. The Leading Glothiars, - 75 and 7?Brock 8t.. Kingston. Grand Union Olothing'Company. Tnholthrlopdnto -7303 :3! BT00! 0!` IOWOOINOOXAI` Wonlnlhnlhltlurhhnn. I32 and 134 Princess St RICIIHOND. ORR G CO. I A s 00.4 59 BROOK ST. in VVlX1c:uuIu ---c- LIhl|b.hdPl'|Io$lI. 0lno-UnlIII!IIilhock&Iurn:'I. -A I IF YOU WANT THE 0/1eapest&BestFurm'ture OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. CALL AT WOOD and COAL Cnunyuhohtalnodo; 11 {'A`T""H'I'L`TI3 ' [15 U. 'UI u uurwuu: vvww' hlrhoo QITWOOD. KINDIJN WDIIIIAWIDWO0DOD|l - GCIIIQQIAIIQV WADE Henry Brame, I,_.' I f'_.L_I_.-_ BABY GAR/?/AGES / Another lo just arrived. They are rst- ; class and chea Every Carriage warranted at .p-:3:-3 njjlglll (Illa! uuu Uuun In I 0| ; pun A ungu u n: I I-utvu nu. K|RKPATR|CK S Picture Frame Factory, May 3. l59PBl.\'CE8S Smart. Foot of Queen Street. N.B.-0uluI|d`t OIEOIOOCI Score of Jun. rs.-.w-d. Pun-nu an-cu. will receive Drompl ` I'I.\I`4 .l\I\l l'Ul\`llUlLI`J. Jllilnjulu JIAVLI Momma. MADE TO ORDER. TURKISH at ALL OVERSTUFI-`ED WORK A BPICIALTY. Puu.on Svrrxs AND Louxons of every dog- criptlon made to order. Rzeiumxo promptly attended to. Chair: can 9' Iillivvrlv nrvv Telephone oomxnuuloauon. V FINE ART FURNITURE. ANTIQUE AND ` `It\-nI|\v Ilnnu nus f\unI'D 1 (MRNOVS/(Y &. ANDERSON, Cabinet and `Ornamental W0DWRKER37_&{UPHL8TERERS. F. O. MARSHALL, UPIIOLSTERER & CABINET MAKER. ~ aver; Lullll I-.|l Ullr nut! xvyuuvu. nuuuug TOO BAD T0 MIND I Without pressing for work we shall strive to increase our Increasing trade by planning our ` patrons with promptneaa and price A w\w~`I WI uunuuu. nun; vuuuv nun a.luu.uvu5 A new stock 0! Coverings in silk and Plush. Our incensed force in the epnrtments 0 not making. Carpet Sewing and Finishing en- sures more prom cdelivery. We import our Mum-nu mate and can make low prices. Everything in our line repaired. Nothing Inn 1: A n -I-n nnmn u Cabl- """' "'-' " `f-""""'l " "" "" orrosmz WADE'8 mica STORE. Increased stock of Parlour and Bedroo Suites. may Chain and Lounges. A A nan: uhuul A! fhmvarlnon In -1: null nlunh [ A 106 U! lyuubo album! awn, Cabinet linkers & Upholsterers. 58'Brock St. nnnnailllr ur a nu`: rnsvvn c-I-nnlr WADE ANDERSON wm omar in A week 12 Dozen of 6 feet Poles. ; brass nished ttings. `fox-{lie small sum of 40 CENTS a place. tJ'Evi'ybody should socuro some at the Piqpure Frame Factory, '1 15 BROOK STREET. %? %T"%""I' "I'1""ITI A Lil lJ&U\J\l2 9 cl. LUJHJH L 1 P. OEILKE- II... II caned. MAITRAISIS reatumad or made to order; Cmprrs cleaned and laid. I\ A 1 1'\1\f\fIVI`l'(DI (!fI'I`l'I`l:`l`l|II'1 `F31 Nov. 5. n4AIvLIoA &A\IAV ug van...` .-- RAME8, n,, |__|,,_, oA___A \Jl' auuu I If -. n . n. cuni-Am poms IN mvtn7mNa'rn1 nrus nmnujxm roootvocl `may . an O Buirqln. ' WAIT! 0lVU 40c. mm! .15 Design: and Eatlmntes fumishod. 281 PRINCESS ST. TEI..EPHONE--38. A , yuu vuu vvu April 3). bAlu'I`l`B ulunuuu nun IlI|\.l- PRINOESS STREET. Z qT:uv_vw:u-u-u------ Ang. I. JAKE SWIFT. BRECK &. BOOTH. - _..._ - __4I I "bud.--In yuthnpn. ght: AILI. '5. 8;-kg.-{.ai ouf II I . a II I I A has l| FtiRNIT-URET&c. -:I`---: ---' L Vocal In And W'holeule and and W Damion. Cosh of the ` ._|..u..- nuulgg nnwgr -all am-um. ` rontulonnd Wont stream taco and Ontario Strau- tko ol Ill.-..|hnu `.;.":'..'* .`.'$. .`:'i"'u'.'Il 1 April 9. Wllluiunwnu vvvuwv-I-I!-I E. WILLIAI8 YARD. nAn._nl.II-`D In-Inlbd-45.1.1 hbunrll d phi: 1-won-that lllnndqb nnnuulopvurnn ht moul. . . The nntlonnl Capitol building In [ad chang- ` WI! WV 33 IlIurl$.| wliu [Ito uucnsu, wanwonbynllthojudga. Thoywon also whim wlp with man at the outuad ChlotJusIoo'l |noyltn3dto luvs bun tho llrdjutico who gun I dochiou in panh- _O lnnnn - "OUTS, Ii WII UVUII ululv Iunurly Lu uuv puny I ohanlthnovnnnd than h o plctun In the retlrlngroomacrouthohnll otCh|ot Justice John Joy in I gownolbhchfnood with strict. Atonntimeltwuuqndlonln tho nundsotthooouqlueowhthu-mchgownn wmonr won: and whethor thh was not ?.r.nc1mna..ott.ho.nu. Agnndnon of John Jay tamed the fact by bringing forth tholdoncdgownnnduhowlngitotho court. When Jay WI! chief justice knee brooches was do rlguer, And Illk Iwcklngn, with low hon Adorned with [nut buckla, um.` -15-` hr -II QJIA `lntlo That in!` premecourtlnonoottho lnndnomnt boys I luvs ever seen. He attach the Attantion of nllstnugen Hols about 10 yennold.md lxehunfwolikothntofonoouhochenxbuot Raphul. Long. llnnn curling lnir falls down upon hb tonlnud and curb up upon his neck behind. Hntruh, fair complexion form a strange contrast to the wrinkled fu:uotthuoht.,oldjmticu,nnd be none about the court room looking rather out 0! plus amid so much uohlnnity and dignity. Speaking of the dignity at the supreme nourt, it was even more stately in the past 1.-.. It I- .....- ....I oh... la n nlnhmn in than I One of the pnglu w.h:>` wnlm upon the m- I IJVl\IlV IIIV VIOIIB `VII |.lllIIll`Il WIKI IIIIJ l.Il\' ` judges uke their seets end buslnea lmmc.ll 3 ately begins. They hold their lesions about four hours every day, end they are ehout 1,000 cases behind bend. Four of theee judges are now reedy for retirement. nnd it is strenge toe luy men to eee them working away here on the bench dey ether day when. by saying the word. they could have nothing to doendrecelvetheeemenlerytor the re- mnlnder of their line. Ten tnonnnd dollere eyeerfor nothing le pretty `oodpqnend theeejndgu have grown tetonbk uh:-In and little worry. There In not en unhealthy ..-.. -.....__ AL--n -eul eh. -nglnlui Al QLA ulna COAL Ayn woon. ` u-u ulouv wullya LIKIII ll IIUI III Ilullillnu `m_n|mon;Ghom,u:dthowelht otthonino null nvnr-nun nan-Iv NI) nmandn nah. nInI|mon[mun,u1unnowu;uuuu will average nearly flnponndludn. I .. -0 Cl I$ Ullll III 3 Eli VUILUZ Oyez! Oyel! Oyezl All persons having 1 businem before the honorable supreme court of the United States are admonished to draw 1 near and give their attention. for the court is " now sitting. God save the United statue and this honorable court." ' n..:..... u.- ..|.._|._ _; n._.....|. _.ru. n.:- u, . ' I .-{W13 UT huIowovI'I8U.W.lI Tb n'Il1Hn W has `IE VVIUII II UIVWU `UHI3 lollll WI Ell lclllr. UIISI4 before the judges ex-on it four of these digni- ed colored meaengers of the supreme court station themselves at the doors on either side, and when 12 o'clock an-Ives they stop the crowd in the hallway and keep the spece be- tween the doors clear until the judges 30 by. At 12 o'clock Marshal Nieolsy comes out of the court room and cranes this bell, and taking the hand of Chief Justice Wsite leads him acrou it. The other judges follow, and the whole forms a remarkable ceremony which I have never seen described in a news- paper. Going into the court room the judges all stand before their chairs until the clerk cries out in e hoarse voice: un....-a n....-u n....-n All ..-......... |.....:...- I Speaking of the court, it is the most dignied body in the make up of our government. The court mom is as solemn as a church, and the gray whiskered negroes who act as meaengers would make monu- ` mental funeral mums. The stately justices `never appear during the session without their black gowns, and, however much they smile of! the bench. it is rarely indeed that they grin while sitting upon it. The court opens promptly at 12, And the retiring room where these justices nmemble a few moments before this time to put on their robes is directly acres the hall from the court room. This hall is the main corridor of the Capitol. and it is usually lled from morning until night with a crowd going this way and that. Just hnfnu-A thn inrlann owns: it Onnr nf than rliuni. a~r~ 7- ~'* ~~rv~y - I \Vasn1Noroa', April 29. [dropped into Marshal Nicolay's olceat l the supreme court this morning and looked ror`a moment at his systematic arranetnent obthe Lincoln papers. Every precaution is takeuagainetilmandthey are caredforas though each leaf was made of gold; The chests in which they were packed at the White House on Lincoln : death are kept here, and the most important of the papers are copied. All are analytically arranged. and Mr. Nlcolay can put ` his hand upon any paper at any moment. These papers will be published after the biography of Lincoln has been completed in The Century. They have been gathered together in a separate work, edited and arranged, and this new work is to be known as The Works of Abraham Lincoln." It will consist of from three to ve volumes, each about the size of the ordinary law book, and will be sold by subscription. The Cen- tury company has contracted for the work, and it will be put forth in good shape. - t _ lull IJUIIUIIIJE Ill! K Before the clerk: got through with this the iua-an Onbn nnir nut: and hnainnm hnrnnii. . STORIES or MEN` AND THINGS AT Q THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. .1 Nurwork by Ray and Nloohyu-Sb promo Court -Jnst_lcu-'lhoIr Dlpnlty, Present and Pa'u-'l'Io Improvements Upon the 0optol-8nm Cox`: Book. 775- BEST onv HARDWOOD. _ ,., L.` 1.... 1|? Enfl K'$Y'II_'hIl`I \V_ASIfINGT6N GOSSIP. [sped-I 0r-'9-I>onAIone-I I wAsmNmox. A u.'.'.'." 'a'.`s."e.`.."":...u,"':'ro-.""." `: i.'n ban now. and Ibo: Ippllod ll uni`: t"nIIn: (II, nlnlnh 1.1!! aural $2 Alt] Lalgbur And weakness. thhunoloouunyst thinlouonoltht Ill an the mullah- tiou of dummy A: loan ol tone, and thhthouldnotbo wodtopmgnuvbu simple tnstntnt till sld prompt and : rolhl. 'IIl. 3:t.f.dnnd Inn u-oInonttIq|I onpnt tonlmwillbo fonndol ll hall tboulorunol dhoutt turlu from In- ga nutritious: has ognuntltt. At t pkuuno but u uptown; udnpttd for young childnl. Win. d udlrou I'|tIQ|hlno|Itn|d inhottluot :h|ld.lIIldCl]ttN.C.P0lI'IDl'I` Mun '9. QWIUW M - h -u-,.a'77KL~ mucu- :mI.!l"hohano-nynuotlnub clun- Ivlnihd tlglnnnnvnr. BIKICIIOI ll? lIIlIll'l'I. III lldl UIIU mill that turn: out will haul: of loot 5 day. and In lnunohd in others whose output to cnornou. Thom It probably no atom living who to to largely intenntod in or. GLEANINGS. Lew Walltce says he has ne\`1-r seen :1 , ! Turkish drunken man. The Rev. Geo. H. Thnyer, of Bourbon. Ind., says : ` Both myself md wife owe our lives to Shiloh`: consumption cure. W. J. Wilson, nt, Kingaton. T)nn3nI I (`nnnn" A ulnnnanulnnl nf Hill I") . Boggui \\'ife-Augunt. why are you i akin o' your wooden leg ?" Beggu'- Du mg, I am only to strap it on the other foot ;onc tn gortyof hopping about all day long on name log." Rlmnln-n nlahu undo minnnblo bv thn III (lly NH! 0!! [DO IIIIIO I . ,3 ` ` Sleepless night: made Inhorublo by that ten-iblo cough. Shiloh`: Cum in the mnody for you. W. J. Wilson. t. Kl ton. W. D. \\'uhbum. 0! innclool . in the nor you. n. 4. n man, I. m mu. W. D. Wuhburn. inns: in. groututoi Auction: mlon. 0 In: one mill um turn: out 5.0m horn]: our lllIlL`l.| lill IUT I5. Sleepless terrible cough. SI dy for you. For I Agent. Ixinguton. IRUIII, l\lIlg'U()II. Boldo-glnoine in the home of Another new hypnotic. II in given {or nervous insomnh in doses of from twenty gain: to two 1 drum. ` D-___..`- lI':l- ul.._.._L -Jun -mg unn- ] HOT` II I "XI UI IPPFIBIICIIBIUII IUII ` in San Frsucuoo About the Alleged upnod of lo may. but there does not appear to be muc hull forit. OI_-_I... _l..Ls. ....-.I- ...:..-.LI.. 3. 6|.-6 Winy `ill you cough when Shiloh`: euro \ will ve immediate relief 2 Price. l0c.. 50:: and l. W. J. Wilnon._ agent. Kinglton. An mghg arnoar mvnn AI'l\` An lrioinnl ` CDC!` WQI. Shiloh`: cough and conaum tion can it aoldb unouugnnntoe. t cure: con- nump W. Wilson. Agent. Kingston. Rlsilnlfn mnnh nmndv in A nnnitiva euro \ Ina 0|. \V . J. H umu, agent. luuguou. An Omahs grocer given urn)` ll) poem with every who of soap he Iells. hi: I! 5 turn I that the llteru-y centre in fur ting tired Chicago And in wandering at ther west. lo Q|.:|..L`- ...\....I. ....I an; .... I-`Int: . ` n n un- WWII` Iv I new 1'N"rnn"nAnxm' ' "' urgungo. l-0Itu'|o1:` ` 1-Clll whhff.