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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FKIDAY, JUNE 14. 18$)5. ;? o o tl a fi f a P e n i P d d c 8 1( c 4 F .e i e i tM fa a CM 13 en B o tc u H. '01 U) 3. IP P' b ( it ii . ii. Tt III r:- rT"?1" WiIIIMI !! J !!! Illl II llllll II (lyoRYfM 5oapJ t T floats FORTY MILLION CAKES YEARLY. THB POOCTtn 1 CAMOtX CO, CINTI. to VdiMi m;r. i:m ,vs. President Colllim it I'orlh tin Attraction ol'llif Cleve land Convention. To Nebraska Delegate?, Alternates nnd Visitors to tho Kilitli Annual Con vention of tho National Republican LenguontClou'lntitl, O., Juno 10 to 21. Tho Nebraska delegation anil their visiting friends will incut ut tho Grout Northern hotel in Chiuiio on Tuesday, Juno IS, nt 0 o'clock ii. in. nnd nt 1():"0 n. m. of tho same day leuvo for Cleve land vin tho Lako Slioro rullwiiy, arriv ing in Cleveland at 7:55 Tuesday evening. Nobruskn headquarters will ho at tho Hollanden hotel, room No. 101, whero 11 NobraekatiB will bo iniido welcome. The untional longuo lioailqiiartorB are ut tho Biime hotel. This will bo tho greatest convention of the lotiguo and every Htuto and territory iB oxpected to have largo delegations. William MoKinlcy, Tom Iteed, Cliaun coy M. Dcpcw, our own .John M. Thum ton, Gen. Russell A. Alitor, J. It. Kornkcr, John Sliurmau and ex President Hurri eon nro billed to bo present and mldrchs tho convention. Cleveland (tho city) is making elaborate preparation!) to enter tain itB guests. There will bo free excursions on Lake Erie, nbout the city and to tho parks and Bummer resorts; also a inammolh free banquotB. There will bo a cheap excur sion to Niagara 1'ulln. . Tho railroads offer a one faro rate for tho round trip from Nebraska to Clovo land, good for return until .In no .'SO. Join us for tho grainiest event of your life, for tho leafit money, and help ub stand up for Nebraska. F. V. Collins President of tho Nebraska Republican League, I have two littlo grrnd crlldreu who are teething thin hot natntner weather and are troubled with bowels complaint. I gave them Chamberlain's Colic, Caolera and Dlarrhtua remedy and it nets like, a olmrtn. I earnestly renoinmund.it for children with bowel troubles. 1 was my self was taken with cramps and pains in my stomach, one-third of a bottle of this remedy oared ine. Within twenty-four hours I wns out of bed nud doing my house work. Mrs. V. I,. Dtiniigiin, Hon aqua, Hickman Co., 'l'elin. For oiilo by Deyo ,t Grico druggist. .ltllOII. The crop-- look limi hinoo the r.tui He v. llnskui of Gti do Hock preached at Mt. Hope last Sunil.i). Mr.-'. SiTtvnrr was visiting with her daughter Mrs. It.nrott last Sunday. Children's day exorcises at l'aiiview wai well attended and the program was cxonllcnt. There will bo Children's day at Cora a wock from Sunday. Mr. Cooper ond family visited with J. L. Graves Sunday. Mrs. Williams is still verv low, bIic is uitlcr tho caro of doctor Moranvillo of Red Cloud. Tom Hoopor lias roturncd from Fort Scott where ho has been attend ing school the past year. Jay Hawkkii. A Household Treasure. D. W. Fnllcr, of Cannjohario, N. V., soys that ho always keeps Dr. King's New Discovery in tlie house nud Ida family has always found tho very bist results follow its nse; that he would not ho with out it, if procurable. G, A. Dykumnn drngg'st, Catskill, N. Y., says that Ur. King's New Diacovory is undoubtedly the best cough remedy; that he has used it in his family foi eight years, and it has novor failed to do nil that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and. tested. Trial.bottloa freo nt C. L. Cotting's drugstore. Kegular size fiuc. and and 91.00. rijjic Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. T The Ktokinch Yawn. Man, at thla day, tends to fait Into the stomach; majn must be replaced In the heart, man must bo replaced In the brain. The brala this Is 'tlie bold sov ereign that muse be restored! Tho so cial question requires to-day, moro than ever, to bo examined on the sldo of hu man dignity. . I, There Is something beyond satisfying one's appetite. Tho goal of man Is not tho goal of the ani mal. A moral lift Is necessary. Tho lfo of nations, like tho life of Individu als, has Its moments of depression; Iheso moments pass, certainly, but no trace of them ought to remain. ... To Hvo Is to hnvo justice, truth, reason, 'devotion, probity, sincerity, common eense, right nnd duty welded to tho lieart. To live Is to know what one Is worth, what one can do and should do. Life U conBelencc. Victor Hugo. SSJff,f"r1""TT A Shiulnnr ('itinliiil, Peoplo residing in Gay alloy neigh borhood witnessed a rather iinhpic light last night. Kd C'leary, a musician, who carried about his person a Jag of a week's standing, while passing through tho alley happened to look behind him and saw his shadow, says the Nnshvillo American. He thought the shadow was a man and shook his fist nt it, and tho shadow in return did tho same thing at him. This made (Meary mad, and he cried: "If you are looking for troublo I'm your game." Then ho lay down nnd beat the shadow until blood trickled from his lists, and when ho saw that his silent foe was Invincible he got several rocks and ran tho shadow for fifty yards or more. As ho turned back he saw that tho Imaginary man was still chasing him. Ho increased his walk to a run ami tho shadow did likewise. Finally ho recognized that tho Imaginary foo was clean grit and had got all the best of the fracas, and ho continued a hasty retreat, the shadow chasing hi in into tho arms ot a policeman. At the station he wanted to shake hands with the shadow and makd friends, hut tho oillccr hustled hi in off to a cell. Ill Vail K.Mtored III llr.illli. It Is odd what turns the collecting mania will take. There Is n man In New York who never goes to the the ater, but has for twenty-live years col lected the programs of each New York playhouse weekly. Not only that hut ho has clipped from each Tues day's papers the criticisms of tho new plays. All this vast ipumtlty of data ho has carefully pnereil. It Is odd how ho started in the quest of theatei programs nnd data of the dr.iina. In 1S70 he was In very had health. Hit doctor told li tm he must exercise more So no decided that he would walk around to tho different ti.paters and ask for a program. The walking lit found of benellt to his health, and It U an Interesting fact that In twenty-llvi years he has not missed a day to make his rounds of the pInyhoiiho3. Ho Is a very shy old man, and as ho has growr, older his walks have been lengthenco out, since new theaters have sprung uj all over Now York, at considerable dis tances apart. Ex. Culm I ni; tlm Troubled Wutrr. An attempt has been made with con sldcrahle success in Pails to supersede the old fashion of floating nil for les sening tho force of the waves. Tho new plan is to cover the surface of tho sci around an endangered vessel with t. thin cotton or silk net, rendered un submcrgablo by being dipped In a spe cial preparation. Tho idea wns sug gested by tho fact that when crosslnfl tho track of tho Gulf stream It line been noticed that the vast-sproadlng fields of lloatlng seaweed within tin contlnesof tho stream, though uphcavec by tho swell, remained glassy ant smooth. Tho net acts In tho sanio way as tho seaweed. The World's Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great In leav taimg power as tho Royal. . Novel Suit A;iiut n ItallroatL. A novel caso has Just been filed In the Burt county, Neb., court. It was begun by Alonzo U. Miller, of Lyons, ngalnst tho St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railway company. Tho plaintiff sues for '$78,900. Tho section undor which Miller brings his notion provides a flni of $50 for every failure to whlstlo at crossings, one-hnlf of tho lino to go to tho informant. Miller lives on n farm near a railroad crossing and has kept an nccount of such failures to blow the whistle of passing trains bctwoon May 4, 1894, and Aug. 9, 1894, and noted 1,578 such failures. Tho petition con sists of 52C shoots of typewritten legal cap. Tho farmer has retained good counsel. A Sulllrlrnt Men. No doubt when ono is reforming from bad habits, ho should reform altogether. So, at least, thought an old lady whe was opposed to tho uso of tobacco, when sho saw an ex-drunkard, who vaunted bis rcpentcncc, smoking a pipe. "I am a brand plucked from thi burning," Bald tho reformed man. "Anybody might know that," Mt4 tho old lady, "for you'ro smoklnir ytP HnHnnnnnm BEFORE I could get relief I from a most horr hie hlnnd ilkpncf. I hrl c n.nl l...n iIa4. I I J -t-rlfc M"u JfHlfc IIUIIUICU3I iui uunaia 1 1 i invj various remedies !anu pnysicians, none of which did me any good. My finger nails came off, land mv h.ilr r.-imt- nut lai,ir m J perfectly bald. 1 then went to HOT SPRINGS HoDine to be cured bv this rolehi-.itri treatment, but very soon became disgusted, and decided to TRY Haa The effect was truly wonderful. 1 commenced to re- the first bottle, and hv th tlm I i.mi tiktn twelve bottles I was entirely cured- vu.ct. v. w. w. ? mien ma wuria.rrnnuni it Sprlntrs had falleJ. W.M. S. LOOMIS.Shreveport, La. Our Book on the piteaie and ItiTreatment luallid In to uuj ajdrtn. """"" SWIFT 81'ECIHIC CO., Atlanta.Oa HMHHHinn JEWELRY FOR MEN. Faalilotiiitii Voiiiii; Snrlta Who Sppoil I'ortune In Ailoniiiient. Nowadays men wear nearly as nun'' Jewelry as do wbtnon. Kings, pin-, chains, bracelets, and even necklace.-" are worn; In fact, nil but earrings. Showy designs In Jcwlry, however, are confined to a sipall set In town. IM niund Hiissell, besides his numerous scarfplns nnd studs, wears n rather unique bit of ornament. From four Jeweled rings on the lingers of his left hand extend fine gold chains, which aro attached to diamonds. This bauble covers half the back of his hand, and Is held In place by another chain which passes twice around the wrist. A German count often seen on Urood way wears a scarfpln which well-nigh hides his scarf, says the New York Sun day Advertiser. It is a heart-shaped opal set In diamonds, and fairly out shines the glistening sun. Ab a balance wheel ho sports n fob perhaps two Inches In diameter, made of frosted gold, Incrusted with diamonds. I.argo turquoise studs set In Jewels aro qulto common, lint tho Jewelers nay that though tlie fashions of well-dressed men nlways run In small, modest de signs, rich foreigners, such as Span lards and Cubans, delight In large, ex pensive designs for rings and scarf pins. Specimen pearls of largo slzo aro much In voguo for sleeve links nnd pins. A Uroadway dealer had an enor mous dlnniond-studded horseshoe pin wiileli he thought a drug on his hands. However, u well-known "horsey" In dividual saw it the other day. raved over It and paid the high prlco asked without a murmur. Designs nt present run on outing Ideas yachting, tennis, baseball and golf emblems. Though some few exquisites may demand Jewels whoso size makes them only suitable for lovely women, tho con sensus of opinion Is that good tasto will preent a general copying of the examples set by London swells. Not long ago a typlc.il westerner, with n big sombrero on his head and a liracn of pistols In his bolt, was arrested In the tenderloin to keep him from losing a diamond wiitchehaln worth thou sands. Apart from his strange dress ho was no more peculiar than the swell who swings gnyly along dressed In tho height of fashlo:', with his hands cov ered with Jeweled rings, nud perhaiH a heavy bracelet, bespeaking effemi nacy, on his wrist. Let us hopo wo will bo saved the pain of seeing men adopt the Jewels of women, despite tho fact that the gentler sex are Infringing on the fashions of masculine dress. CHINESE MARTINETS. Siiiiiii ur (In. .striiiKji' TIiIiik Which tho riilliihtlirnplnt )lmcrcx. If n ninu falls dead In tho street, where he falls there he will remain un til the knowledge of his death reaches the olllclals in some roundabout innn ncr, for to go to see if anything could ho done or to move the body to a shel tered spot would at onco Implicate (he too-enthuslastlc philanthropist. So, too, may one look In vain for nld In tho case of personal Injury, even in one's own house, tho mere sight of blood from a cut finger often serving to prc clpitato nil the servants to their own qunrters below stairs, whero they re main In a stolid, unconcerned manner, behaving In tho way least likely to cause suspicion to rest upon themselves in the event of tho injury's proving fatal. It Is stated that when tho his tory of the present dynasty comes to bo written, It will be recorded that when tho Kmpcror Chla Ch'Ing was at tacked by conspirators whllo passing In his chair through tho streets of tho capital, only six persons out of tho largo crowds present camo forward to help their sovereign In tho moment of dan ger. If so llttlo altruism Is shown to the "Son of Heaven," It may bo ima gined how much is likely to bo dis played toward an ordinary human be ing. To bo seen near a man recently dead renders a Chinaman liablo to bo suspected of some Interest In his denth, and suspicion means official exaction, for lying In China Is an nrt and not a sin, in Bpito of tho Confucian classics. Thus wo seo that, Just as tho wire runs throughout tho body of tho clay Images hawked In Chinese streets, connecting each limb to the body, so does there run throughout Mio body corporato of tho Chlneso peoplo the fixed prlnclplo of inutunl fear and distrust, of terror of their rulers and Indlfferenco to all around them. How to Make n Scrnphnnk. It takes tlmo and patlonco to make a good scraphook, but when finished no money would persuado tho owner to part with It. If you wero to begin now to collect scraps about fancy work you would find thnt In a fow years you would havo tho best book Imaginable on the subject; and by referring to it you would always bo ablo to do work that pleased you, but which soon goes out of fashion, tho patterns being lost. If you decide to make such a collection, buy a scrapbook which Is strongly bound and which has paper smooth enough for you to wrlto upon In ink. Such a book should contnln written directions as well as printed ones. Do not make tho mistake of buying too largo a book. It is not only hard to fill, but awkward to hold and to storo, and unless carefully classified or In dexed, It Is bewildering when laid away for a time. Do not pasto tho scraps even with the edges of tho leaves. They will break some day and then tho cuttings nro liablo to bo torn, If you have a book with stiff pages It Is well to bind tho edges with strips of mus lin, as la often dono with music. Uso flour paste or stlckallno. All mucllago does not darken paper, but many kinds do, and It Is not wiso to risk such a mishap. I havo seen scrapbooks In which pasto mado of gum arable had been used, and tho paper wns so dis colored that th print was Illegible. THE CHIEF! IMililUlitMl U'vdkljr. xiiltcrlptl4iii, $1 ler Annum InvHrlnlily In Adviiiicc if not paid In itihaiire, after this dale Marvb IH, iiy, lliw price will tie JI.VS. Kutercil nt the I'oKt (irtlro In Ited Cloud, Neb. us mall mutlerof tlion-mud class ItATKs III' A1IVKII1ISIMI I'rof. cards, I lurlior less per year fd li "lx moutlis -too l'luee miuiths a eo Hr.Niii(t AtivritiitKMGMrs, IVt Inch iitin)ear (ion Per Inch slv mouths a on t'erlucli three months ' m special tietlci's per line or line apace, llmt iiiililha'loiin cento. 'I'liiuslent speciati, payable luvitrlatity In ad v.tiipe. pr Hue in cents. All iciitlug notices hi the n.ttiireet mlvertlso meiitt or pulls, (1 cents per line. Legal notices nt legal rates, li fur a sipmre (leu Hues (if Nmipnrell or less,! Ilrst pulillcatlnii Sl.nO; foi e.icli subseipieut publication, per s mi, ire, M cents. No "preferrtsl position" contracts made. All matter to insme publication must be re ceived nt this office lint later than Wednesday. Advertisements cannot be ordered out for the current week later than Thursday. ALL PRINTED AT HOME MJTItlH mm PRAISE, ONLY, FROM ALL WHO USE AYER'S Hair Vigor "Ayer's preparations nro too widl known to nenljiin eoiiiiueii ilation Iroin iiii; but 1 led nun pelh'd to .stnti', for the benefit of others, that six ear.s ;io, I lost neaih half of my hair, ;iml what was left turned trniy. Alter using- Ayer's Hair VigOT scvi'inl months, my hair liefiiui to glow again, nud 'with the tint m nil color restored. 1 rtroiimiriid It to all mv friends." Mrs. K. Pisank iiai'.si.i:, box u0. Station C, I .tin Angeles, Oil. Ayer's Hair Vigor i'iir.i'Aiti:i) nv g DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS. S ooooooooooeeoooooooeooeo jiiiiiiiiiiniiMMmiwiMimtntimMiimtitf' I'liuiiciu:. C1IIIMSTIAN Cliurch-HtTvld's .SnnilaviitJ():30 a in ami 7:.'io p in: Snii.l.iVflclKMiliitl.'iKioii Y I'StJIi at 0:30 p m ami V I'HO U Juniors at 4pm. CONtllMICATIONAt. Cliurrli-Scrvlcei at Hi: Sit am, iiiiiI 7:30 11 m: Hiimlav K-lioolat ll::w u in, Y P S 0 15 nt G::t0 i m and V I'HOI! Jim tors at 4 p in. AIi:riI()l)lTCIuircli-(:iiissM('ftlm.' nt 10 at " in. Hcrvlci's at l(i:3i)n. in and 7:30 p. in. Siiti(l;iy-M-linil ut ll:30. in, .linilor '.online a. 4 p. in, KpMirtli I.eiiKUi' nt 6:'M p. in. i'rnyur Mi-rtlng t'wry Wi'iPii-iiliiy iilulit. I'ursoiMgo lli.it dor mirth of tlm eliiircli. liM'ISCOl'Al, Clmrch-Nonlcei every two 1 w ci'kH. liy niiiil nl incut. IVUTIIKHAN Churcli-l'.very third Humliiy J niiriilnn at Hi o'clorK. ft A ritOI.IC Church Services by appointment. l)ArTIHTCIiitrrh-Nn n-culnr prvlcei, Him ' day school (rvuular)at noon. II Y 1 u hi 0:30 p in. CIIAI'KLHmuuiVHclitiolaop at every Hun Ihv SOL'IKTIKS. A O U W Kach alternate Tuesday evening. 11 H II ltMt Cloud IhIkoNo. ,A(IU W, "meets owiy alternate Tuesday oenlni; In A ( U W hull. All are Invited to attend. 1JKN Atlliem Lodge r(o ISO; IO 0 KevervMon. ' t-u niirlit 41AI.ANTHK Lodge Nora, Kululita el l'ytluas v Thursday evenlm?. HI Cloud Lodgo Nnnos. Modern Woodmen v of America alternate. Weilnemlny evcnliur VAI.I.KY l,due No B, I'niteriml Order of Pro twetors, ilrxl and third Memla of each innlitll (ill MCI IT I,oIku Now A H and A M oach v 1-rlilHvownlm'oii orlieforntlm full moon. 1 KI Cloud Chapter No 19, It A M alternate ' Cloud Chapter N ImrsilaycvBiilinr. -" ii CYKKNI! Commamlery No 14 altenmto Thurs div evening. HIAUITY Chapter Hosturn Star No47 meats V flrH,.Hrllny evening after full inoon.-Mrs. HrevuT W. M. GAItKIKi.l) rnstNoSuUA It Monday even lug on or before tho tall moon. () AltFIKM) W 11 0 No 14 meets all wnate Sat- KHIKMl W 11 0 nrdaynfternoo n TirAUY SKKKH McIIKNHYTeiitNollDauKht- " era of Veterans Moiiiliivevenlng. Hrt K AI.l'.Y Camp No as, H or V Tuesday eve ning. JHKUMAN Circle No 3, lodlns of the O A It J llmt and third rtaturday evenl ng , "Dlill ULOUIM'tiuneil No IS I-oyalMystlc Leu x,v Ion ot America first and third Friday ev nlng r L. WINFREY, Auctioneer, Rkb lood, - Nkdrabka Will attend salei at reasonable figures. Batli factluiiKuaranteed, BMaLfflMantiami Ml CURES WHtKE ilL f LSE f AILS KM Odt Uouiih brrun, taitf a Oood. VmI dj in tuna HoM bforuiwuta. IHH ' ' V B you a WITHOUT A LI VJ DOES YOUR BACK ACHE? ARE YOU WEAK AN?7HIN? MARVELOUS SUCCEi Dr. J. H. McLEA All who use it say It is The Pccrlt OF THE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND RHEUMATISM AND For Sale by all tint-class dealers. PRICEA The Dr. J. H. McLt ECLIPSE ! AND ALL STEEL Wind Mills! Or anything pertaining Jas.Pktkk.son, - ........... KOSS I'llOl'lUKTOUH OP- fWFSr 0BAY Ii Ortlora Ordroinptfy Ailed. (jj-KKAT "VALUK lr l.llllc nionvy n twenty tiniro jonrniil. Ih tho leiitlinu' StntcH. It in ii NATIONAL FAMILY tho United hiniei). 1 1 divert tno vuiiih Tie New Ii WbUt UICULTUKAIi tleiiirtinent linn imi aiiierior in the country. ItKl'tJllls nro rectiijmoii iiutiitiriiy. heiuirnto tlriiiirtniontn LYCIUCLK.""OUH Y()UN( J FOLKS." Mini "SCIKXCK iirn It8"IIOMl'j nntl SOCIKTY" eoluniiiH (liiulitnrfl. Ito Koneral political iihub, Bive, brilliant ami uvliatiBtive. A SPECIAL CONTIJAUT enablcH oh CHIEF for ONE YEAR FOR ONLY cash i.v aiva.;i:. (Tin regular HiicHcriptlon HUt-'WKIl'l'ION MAV IJl.dlN AT A.NV TIMK. Ca?-Ad(lroBH nil tinUra to THE CHIEF, Ketl Clotitl. NobniBkn. Wrlle your nitiiio anil udilrvNM n W, lleni, Kooiii 2, 'riiiHiiiu iimitiiiiu, seir York, iiira m c-4py or tiii: m:w l'oitu mailed to you. liter oil lurdoy June 1st, ol 1 0. special sole ol Nets. Bargains in win sen Wo will otFer nt pub lio nalo to tho highest bidder for caali 1 whip c, 1 tltiRter DOo 1 fllflol lialter'J.'Mtll fr $1.10. Ab leather has per cent wo nt ill Beta ot fiin(lo $1.7."). AIr a Rrund double liiirnoBa. H 01, Don't forgot that 1 am propuretl to cany passonKoru to all pnrta ot th city. Lonvo nrtlors nt tho Holland IIoubo. Lloyd Cuaiiii.i.. Br. Price's Crenm Baking Powder World's Pair Highest Award. (sn Columlilit Colli'Ku n Million. At tho monthly meeting of tho trus tees of Columbia college held nt New York, on Monday, It wn announced that President Scth Low had given Jl.OOO.OOO to build a new library. Thld gift wub supplemented by ono from Wllllnm C. Hchermerhorn, chairman of the board of truntees, J3.000 to build tho Natural Bclenco building. Mr. Low aid that he wished the library building to be a memorial of hlu futher, the lato Ablel Abbott Low. Wou One. An Intelligent foreigner In nld to have expressed himself after tho follow ing fashion In regurd to tho English language: "When I discovered that If I was quickly I was fast, If I stood firm I was fast, If I spent too freely I was fast, and that not to eat was to fast, I was discouraged; but when I came across tho sentence, 'The ilrst ono won one guinea prize,' I wns tempted to glvo up trying to leurn the English lan guage." Could Milk One to Order. "Thla Is a mighty flno placo, I don't think," contemptuously observed the tattered vagrant. "Tho bonches hain't been painted fur nine yeara, the tree need trlmmlnl, and tho grass Is dyln fur want of bolng' looked aftor. Yo hain't got no bump ot order." "I'll ralso .one on4MflBjr qule If you a DEMI JW to Pumps or WJndm - Red & RIFE, Tour putrontiRtt epllolSi or r Kiiitililiciin funiilv nnticr of I'Al'KIJ, ami kjvch nil tho gonerij of iorui(,'n IhikIh in n nutshell. coiiiiimtiil the admiral eilitorialii ami ilincutbioil to oiler thin bilinilitl jol for the two papers is 82 00. j u imxiIiiI curd, aeu4l ur.i:iii,v TitutLWu will Lap Dusters. you a wen Holier lor 20 cents. advanced 75 have u few burnefis ut banRuin in ALSO 1 curry comb 1 brubli 1 bitt All for 25c 25c r0o, I i J. o. Butler, M Cloud. "The" Watch. For timokeoplng and durability nothing boata tho eoventeen jowelod Dkuhkb Hampden Watou. CALLONpENMAN and examine them. Also his line ot velry, Dimnonds, Spectacles, Clocks, Dated anil solid silverware, sonvculr spoons, pearl handled knives and forks, curving nt, cAlllnir curd cases, lion ben boxes and other DOYrltlej. A Due line ot spocUcles and y plnstes with Interchangable lenses, Meel, nickel silver aniVKOld frames, Kpeclal and careful at tention v:0d to nttlng the eje. My Hue ot 2nd hand watches Ii quite large. I will run them ol at less than their artual worth. tat-brinK your wutcli, clock and Jewelry re pair wnrk.joiirecKraviiii; ttfil your nM gold nnri IIiai In nin Tiaos. it..nA L TULLBYS, M. D. Bir aMaB3PPVjaB 4 A V Mul t i ' l 1 IK&I L 'v J Ui
