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9 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT StVND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1902. IS NOT DISTURBED.

onoDononono noooconcnoaononccoDononoccnonooocioncnononooo COAL MONOPOLY HERE IN 1865 E3 tion sufficient to allow the cyclist room to pas through be taken down. Those who work in the factories on the east 6ide of the river have been especially vigorous in their protest The passageway was made yesterday morning. Alderman Casey endeavored to have tha barriers opened enough to allow the passage of light wagons, but Commissioner CONSUMERS ORGANIZED AND FOUGHT IT. MeChntock was opposed to horse9 being allowed upon the bridge again. 0 This is a gap for bikes." in conspicuous lettering, is now suggested as a necessary LOCAL DEALERS COMBINED gard Coat Was $17 a Ton Vablic Meeting Held and Citizens' Ccm mittee Appointed Tiig Companies Prevailed Upon to Open Yards.

adjunct to the concession made to public opinion. An emaciated guardian of the President Lamberton on Aldermanic Criticism of the EarK Ecard. Regarding the criticism passed by some of the aldermen Tuesday night on the Park Board's failure to improve a roadway ii Geneee Valley Park and a triangle in the Fifteenth ward, President Lamberton states that he considers it a compliment that fault was found with only two unimportant matters. He said it was understood that the roadway would be fixed, if possible, and that the gravel had been secured. As for the triangle, he explained that the park authorities intend to plant trees there, but that the care and repair of the sidewalks surrouuding it is something for council to look after.

Mr. Lamberton fiaid that some of the a Mermen, thought that the Park Board could do much more with the $10,000 extra appropriated this year than was possible. LOW RATES TO THE PACIFIC COAST. peace, evidently off duty, rode up to the bridge yesterday afternoon and, in a man ner that conveyed more adequately than words an impression of the regard that The Store That should properly be had for the majesty of the law and the safety of the public, wheeled his bicycle gingerly upon the side Assures Satisfaction walk and through the opening in the curb. He then remounted and rode away, leav ing the example magnanimously behind.

The subtle something that characterizes the one who sets a pace for hU fellows was seen to hoer about him until he reached the farther end of the bridge and discovered that it had been opened to a width of about four feet. UHPERWEAR It was noticed that about one in lour of the wheelmen still used the walk yes terday afternoon, but in all probability It i interesting to at this time fhat zebih price of coal is mt unprecedented Swhrer. bnt that during the winter wd of 105 hard al sold at $17 ton. a prohibitive price- to the poor. Bnt Se cans of the prii-e was not the then as now.

Instead of being due a trike in the coal fields, it waa dne a inonpoij of the coal dealers, who, akir? advantage oJ Rochester's then rath-ff isolated situation, charjced the people frea f4.5.) to $7 a ton nsore than consumes were paying in Syracuse and Buffalo. This was just -it the close of the war. Tie popie std it as long as they could, er wouli, aad thea took the matter ia' tieir own hands and formed a coal com-piay. opening the book to all who cared to enter. The intention was that the com-pay should jMirrhase some mining property aad mine its own coal, bat the committee discovered, among other things, that the hi? companies supplying the Koch-ester dealers were willing to send in all tie ocal they could to Rochester, the eoaunittee closed negotiations with the compaai.

The leading promoter of the movement wt W. II. II. Barton, who had suffered with the other residents of the city. Miss Julia Barton, a daughter, gave the facta this storr of the famine of 1SC5.

Miss tha will not be the case when -their eyes become accustomed to seeing the opening. At any rate, the danger and inconvenience GARMENTc A SIHGL caused at the times of closing tne iacconu. has been corrected. COURT MATTERS. COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. N. X. Oct- 15. 12.

Calendar for Thm-May: Nos. 231, 242, -'3, 148, 251, 202, 253, 25'i. Improved Train Service and Unprecedented Travel to California and Oregon. The trans-continental lines have been making extensive efforts lately to improve their service to and from the Pacific Coast, the latest development announced being that the Personally Conducted feature of the Chicago Northwestern and Union Pacific service is to be expanded and extended to include personally conducted excursions to the Coast twice a week from Chicago via Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake City, in addition to the three a week now operated to the Coast via Omaha and Cheyenne. This gives the tourist a chance to enjoy the most beautiful scenery that Colorado affords, the route being through Colorado Springs, past Pike's Peak and via the Royal Gorge, Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City.

This, with the two tours a week via Cheyenne and Ogden to Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles and one a week to Portland, makes five personally conducted excursions per week from Chicago to California, Oregon and Washington. This personally conducted feature has expanded wonderfully in the last few years. The service has steadily improved, so that Pullman tourist sleeping cars have all the conveniences of the standard sleeper and are particularly well adapted to the ua of family parties and those who desire economy in travel. With the low rates now in effect to the Coast, this branch of the service promises to be very popular indeed, and will doubtless enable thousands Our constant effort to make "Burke's" interesting and helpful is plainly seen in our merchandise. Thoroughly dependable grades always best values always and aiming to improve always.

Each of these features is apparent in our lines of Women's and Men's Combination Suits or expressed in other words warm, comfortful winter underwear all in a single, wrell fitting garment! APPELLATE DIVISION. Rochester, N. Oct. 15. 10O2.

Present Hon. Peter B. McLennan, presiding JusUce; lion. Alfred Spring, Hon. Pardon C.

Williams. Hon. Frank II. Hiscock. Hon.

Join M. Davy, associate justices. y0. SO Byron H. appellant, against rhomaj Stoddard aad Stod-Deal from ludsmeac and a receipt dated January 20, r.rton has rv; given by George B.

Smith and John order- Erie Trial Term argued. 0 El 131 EZ3 E3 r. bination Suits. Merino Combination mm Dewey, partners tne coal Dnsmesa, tilr. Barton, for SS.50.

in payment for a liZ ton of tove coaL The price per ton trasthen $17. Public indignation ran hish ilthe newspapers contained much on the sitter. V. tie rime the Citizens' Committee was rted. it was generally supposed that tzwibie lay with the bij coal compa-j that sold coal to the Rochester After the committee had investigated BTWorttHi that there was plenty of coal to it bad of these companies.

The citizens joining the company put tip flO and as long as that remained with the foxpany they were entitled to coal at cost. Others paid the market price when they bought of the company. The company remained in existence until the treble waa past. But things did not run 6niooth -with, the company. Some subscribers did not take their coal, waiting for the price to go sell lower than $7 and SS a ton, and other people coming ia, the coal was exhausted.

Hence there was araia a scarcity, but the coal companies afterward opened yards. at Men's Combi Blue Mixed Merino Combination Suits Jersey ribbed double seams all sizes $2. Natural Gray Wool Combination Suits Jersey ribbed double seams also another style in medium weight $3. Men's Shirts nation Suits. Natural Gray Wool Combination Suits Jersey ribbed extra heavy grade with all improvements $4.

Light Blue Silkine Worsted Combination Suits look very silky soft and fine $4.50. and Drawers. to visit the Coast who otherwise would have been tmable to go. These thousands will include a large percentage of people who hope to find on the sunny slopes of the Pacific a place where life's hard strug- may be made easier and where a com- petence may be gained with, a small invest- ment in fruit raising or some similar occupation; to which class is added the invalid who finds in the far West the dry and Women's Com Oneita Combination Suits gray or ecru Jersey ribbed 50c. Heavier weight silk trimmed 75c.

Oneita Combination Suits natural gray all sizes, including extra large $1. Mixed Wool and Cotton Combination Suits natural gray regular and extra sizes also Fine Ribbed Egyptian Cotton Combination Suits $1.50. rt 'V-1 1 Suits gray or white silk crochet trimmed all sizes also Extra Quality Swiss Cotton Combination Suits $2. Fine Ribbed Australian Wool Combination Suits steam shrunk gray or white hand crochet finished $2.50. Fine All-Wool Combination Suits extra heavy black or gray silk trimmed $3.

Swiss Silk Combination Suits pink or cream $5. balmy air and sunshiny days that bring During the time coal was $17 a ton labor received $1 a dav. The Teles- governing the members of the Citizens' Coal Company were that the sub Heavy Weight Natural Gray Underwear fine, soft fleece lined splendidly finished all sizes extra special value at 50c Heavy Weight Natural Gray Underwear silk bound shirts drawers with suspenders straps all sizes lot of 2,400 regular 50c garments for 35c each. health and strength, that the Eant failed to provide. Contract for Police Helmets.

The contract for furnishing the members of the Police Department with blue helmets for winter use has1 been awarded by Commissioner Giimaii to WhiUock Brothers, at $2-50 each. The officers will be asked to call at the store ia a few days for measurements to be taken and the will in due time order the men to don the new helmets. o. fiuiiu, irinjuucui, against Leuigtt Valley Railroad Company, appellant; appeal from, order of Ontario Special Term argued. No mj Porter B.

French, respondent apalnst Lenlgli Valley Railroad Company: appeal from, order of Ontario Trial Term argued. No. 122 "William F. Lansing, appellant, against Rlcliard Evans, impleaded, respondent; apreal from judgment and order of Herkimer Trial Term argiifd. Court adjourned to Thursday, 2 M.

Candar: 'o. 155, 171, 174, 173, lid, loo, 177, ISO, 1SL COUNTY COURT. Rochester, N. Oct. 15, 1902.

Present Hon. Arthur E. Sutherland, Monroe county Judge. No. 32 Lawrence M.

Stiles asralmrt W. M. Rowerdialt Wagon Company; verdict for defendant. No. 33 Lawrence M.

against W. M. Rowerdinlt Wagon Company; verduct for defendant. The People against Thomas Lennan, burg-hoy In the third degree; on trial. Court adjourned to Thursday.

10 A. M. Calendar: The People against Thomas Lennon, the People against Albert fSwart-wcKid. thf People against Franit Smith, the People against Chan-es Van Ijusen, the People against Louis B.oom. SURROGATE COURT.

Rochester, X. Oct. 13, 1902. Present Hon. George A.

Benton, Monroe eounty surrogate. In re estate of Emily Wallace, probate of will; adjourned to Nov. 20. In re estate of John R. Potter, Judicial settlement; held.

In re estate of George A. Barthollck, contempt proceedings; adjourned to Nov. 1. In re estate Rebecca. Evans, judical settlement; tried.

In re estate of James A. Graham, Judicial settlement; adjourned to Oct. 17. In re estate of Margaret Hunt, will ad-mirted to pre bate. In re estate of Samuel Wilder, order to putiiish for claims granted.

In re estate of Ruth C. Coaling, will admitted to probate. In re estate of Christiana Balflwln, order to publish fur claims granted. In re estate of Elizabeth C. Haver, decree In proof of heirship granted.

In re estate cf Thomas J. Shea, letters of administration granted. In re estate of Theodor Leutner, decree of Judicial nettiement grants. In re estate of James H. Doty, petition to sell ral estate frr payment of debts tiled.

In re estate of Loui Stape, petition In of will filed. Court adjourned to Thursday, 10 A. M. aTUNTCIPAL COURT. Rochester, N.

Oct. 15, 1902. Present Hon. John M. Murphy and Hon.

Thomas E. White, Judges of Municipal Court. Court adjourned to Thursday, 10 A. M. POLICE COURT.

Present Hon. John H. Chadsey, poRce 1T n. a id a thousand pairs and of a quality and value calculated to make this day's sale one of the liveliest in our a uaw i-ziuy. whole store history.

All sizes. All caiiea-tor colors black, tan, slate, brown, red and white. The American Soldier in the frigid zone of Alaska or in the torrid zone of the Philippines can enjoy the delicious flavor of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk in his coffee, tea or chocolate. Established in ISoT, it has stood first for, forty-five years. 2 ifiwratiiiNa aa-fritl-M Women's Stylish Suits.

S10. Double-Breasted Eton Suits of strong and heavy cheviot in E3 E3 a 0 2 El S3 E3 ia ED sflM a en El Oxford and brown light gray, shades coat revers faced skirt full of $10. lined with silk and with silk flounced style and service Another Fireman Fined. Fireman William C. Murphy, of Engine Company Xo.

4, was fined S25 by Commissioner Gilman yesterday for reporting for duty in an unlit condition and for using improper language in addressing hi superior officers because they reported him to Chief Malcolm. Commissioner Gilman cautioned Murphy to so conduct himself ns to avoid charges being made against him again. Fancy Flannels. 29c and 39c. AII-Wool Shirt Waist Flannel 18 different shades with single thread stripes of white 29c a yard.

Persian Striped Alomie Flannel a dozen different effects 39c a yard. House Wrappers at 73c. Three hundred Fleece Lined House Wrappers sizes Carpet Dept. Bargains. Ingrain Art Squares carpets in a single piece may now be had at "Burke's" at the lowest prices you have seen.

Size 2x3 yards sale price $3.60 regularly sold for $4. Size 2 1-2x3 yards sale price $4.50 regularly sold for $5.50. Size 3x3 1-2 yards sale price regularly sold for $7.50. Size 3x4 yards sale price $7.20 regularly sold for $8.50. Best quality good range of new patterns and colorings.

Cotton Goods Specials. Very special values for buyers to-day in the center aisle. Fleeced Prints 7c a yard. Unbleached Cotton yard wide 4 l-2c a yard. Bleached Cotton choice from two good brands yard wide 6c a yard.

Heavy Swansdown 10c a yard. Lyons Satine wanted for making comfortables pink and dark and light blue 7c a yard. Percaline yard wide fast black gray, brown, whire 10c quality for 7 l-2c a yard. A great record. Forty years before the American public.

An American Champagne for Americans. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry. and well made fancy braid trimmings flounced skirts assorted striped patterns lues, reds, erays, helios, etc. sizes 32 to 46 Snowflake cloth Tailor-Mad Blouse Suits latest novelty in material designed and finished very fashionably plaited skirt and tucked blouse velvet collar $12.50. Norfolk Walking Suits of Oxford gray granite cloth kilted skirt something popular and effective $10.

Men's Jersey Coats, $2. Heavy Weight Black Jersey Coats fleece lined double sewn scribers should buy their coal of the company, in lots of not less than one ton at a rime. Subscription books were opened ia every one of the thirteen ward of the rity. The Citizens' Committee consisted of Aaron Eri. kon.

chairman; G. Mum-ford. Isaac Butts, I. Barry and George W. Parsons.

The first meeting of citizens held to take action, in the matter was held Main street, at 7 o'clock on londay evening, the 13th instant." being february, 103. It was then that the com-uittee was appointed. This committee ia-restigared thoroughly and made a long report. It nought to prorere a reduction of Sis on the canal for coal passing from tidewater, hut failed in this. However, arrangements were made with the Seran-t-m and Associated Goal Interests of Northern Pennsylvania and later re pre-tentative of the company met the Citi-ts at the Osbarn House in this city.

Revelations were made there that opened the eyes of the committee. "In short," said the committee in its re-yort. "we learned for the first time that our Sy coal dealers had at all times been supplied with coal at Elmira on exactly the sme terms that were charged the dealers fa Buffalo ari eteewhere. Con-iaentiy, ail the discrepancy in prices between Buffalo and Rochester, so unfavor-ibie and oppressive to onr people, grew out )t the fact that in Buffalo and Syracuse the associated mining interests had established their own yards, delivering their coal to the consumer at the. lowest wholesale price, ad ling only the price of delivery; hilt in Rochester, after the close of tsaal navigation, our dealers were entirely the merry of the local dealers." Finally arrangements were made with Delaware, Lackawanna Westeru Railroad Company, J.

Lanzdon Om-psay and Mercur Frisbie, of the first part, by which the parties narred agreed to sell to the committee, and deliver to the snfuinors, the whole amount of coal sub-riiwd, at the lowest wholesale rates at tea. the parties sold their coal to deal's in Elmira, adding thereto the jn, yard and waste charges and cost delivery to jhe consumers. The coal to be delivered ia about equal pro-portions in the months of June, July and Anarust. The companies agreed to arid did pen yard in Rochester, and after that as done there was no repetition of the famine. The yards in the city were leased by the companies.

James M. Phelon was aployed as general agent, E. F. Holder chief clerk and Arthur Yates as fore-an of the Crouch yard, which was leased for cne yar with the privilege of three, a onipetent man was put at the Gallery T.d. which' was leased for one year with justice.

Maejrie Morehouse, Intoxication; 3 months In penitentiary. Smoked Out the Guests. A large amount of soot in the pipes leading from the kitchen apparatus of the Bristol Hotel on Central avenue caught fire yesterday forenoon and for a short time there was a hurried exit from the building on the part of the guests. A still alarm summoned Chemical Company No. 1 and Truck Company No.

1, but there was no fire to fight. John Grace, intoxication; aajournea 10 ucx. 17. extra special at 73c each. Bed Furnishings.

Bed Blankets white, gray or tan-colored striped borders bound edges 45c a pair. Good arm Comfortables two different weights full size variety of patterns 93c each. Feather Pillows covered with striped linen colored ticking weigh 7 pounds 98c a pair. Boys' Overcoats at S5- Long Frieze Raglans velvet collar roll cuffs 5 to 15-year sizes handsome enough for dress occasions inexpensive enough for any time and all the time $5. Double-Breasted Navy Blue Chinchilla Reefers all wool fine and heavy both ulster and coat pockets $5.

Antonia Sevltaia, assault, tnixu aegree; a.s-charjred. IVIen's Warm Socks. Heavy Weight Mixed Wool and Cotton Socks black, gray and fawn colored double heels and toes 12 l-2c a pair. Men's Cashmere Merino and All-Wool Seamless Socks tan, black, light and dark gray colors double heels and toes 25c a pair. I and bound seams patch pockets save more costly coats in store i and office work give greater warmth to teamsters, policemen, when worn under their other I coats $2.

MANY MEDICINES GIVE TEMPORARY RELIEF BUT BECOME LESS EFFECTIVE EVERY DAY a a El C3 0 EI S3 TlO DA SPECIALS Each of to-day's special offerings is clearly worth much more money. cecr rrr Venetians, Whipcords, Mixtures and Plaids special to-day at 19c a yard. A JJC22 UUUUZ. Black Sicilllan 50 inches wide the best 50c grade special to-day at 39c a yard. All-Wool Dress Plaids 50 and 54-inch goods 20 varieties $1 and $1.25 grades special to-day at 75c a yard.

THIS IS NOT TRUE OF IRON-OX Great Velvet Season. Women's Winter Coats. John Adamskl and I'eter lyuiua, assault, third degree: adjourned to Oct. 23. Augusta Yahn, Intoxication; 6 months In penitentiarv.

Mary J. Chatfield. offensive and disorderly acts and laniruaae; adjourned to Oct. It5. Edward w.

Garvin, driving horse faster than six an hour through public streets: fine or 5 duya In penitentiary. Frank Ryan, intoxication; adjournbd to Catherine Finn, cruelty to animals; $10 fine or 10 davs in penitentiary. Marcart Murray, Intoxication; 2 months In penitentiary. Patrick Flemming, assault, third degree; Judgment s-ispnded. Charles F.

Eastman, vagrancy; judgment suspended. Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers cf real estate were recorded yesterday with the County Clerk. Theresa M. Budnbnch and on to Henry He'll, property on Wilder street; fl.

Elizabeth (etiier and one to Elizabeth B. Drantstleld. property on Faraday street; $1. Helen. D.

Thomas to Merchants Bank, property on Winthrop etret: SI. David C. Colbert to Francis B. Miller, property on Syke street: SI. Thomas Deans and wife to EUzabetl C.

Oehier. property on Lake avenue: Si. Helen Thomas to Joseph Rotanne and wit-, property on Davis street; SI. MOO. William J.

Graves to Elizabeth M. Graves, pn on Carlton street: $1. Frederick E. Wystt and wife to Frank Veith, property on Kosedaie street; $1. Two Old-Timers Sentenced.

Augusta Yahn and Margaret Murray, reteran police- characters, were arraigned in police court yesterday, charged with public intoxication. The Murray woman drew three months in the penitentiary and the Yahn woman six months. Augusta was very thankful to the Judge when hhe received her sentence. She has betn out of the penitentiary only a short time. Tarn O'Shanters, 50c Boys' and Girls' Tarn O'Shanters many different fancy combinations of colors and plain colors 50c.

Children's Toques, 19c. Boys' and Girls' Toques Just the thing for cold weather wear fancy colors long flowing tassels 19c each. Girls' Coats at S5.97. Full Length Box Coats broad and roomy double-breasted roll cuffs blue and brown shades 4 TABLETS Being a. Tonic, they INCREASE In effectiveness they ce.n bo used con-tinuously with perfect safety.

5 They Cure-Constipation and Indigestion. They Purify and Enrich the Blood. privilec-e of five. The yard that had Ix-en occupied by R. Hart Company wa 4sd for ten years.

The persons placed charge received salaries anl the comply male a statement that the men had Personal interest, direct cr indirect, ia business. Larce Warm Shawls. Heavy Beaver Shawls figured grays and browns large size and heavy weight knotted fringe all around something scarce we have a special lot of 50 to sell at the low price of $2.50 each. Warm Night Gowns, 50c Mother Hubbard Night Gowns of warm, strong flannelette in blue and white and pink and white striped patterns trimmed with fancy braid 50c. Winter Underskirts, 25c Flannelette Underskirts finished ready to wear assorted patterns 25c.

Flannelette Underskirts with umbrella flounce scalloped edge finished with silk 50c. Everything on the Velvet order is highly fashionable for waists and tailor-made costumes. Here are a couple of suggestions that may be followed with profit. Velveteen 24 inches wide an assortment of 50 shades all kinds of dress goods can be matched 75c a yard. Corduroy superior hollow cut cord kind black, cream, mode, brown, tobac, cardinal, garnet, platine, laurel, matelot and marine shades $1 a yard.

Rope Portieres at S1.98. Just in time to help in home beautifying. Festooned Rope Portieres ornamented with plenty of heavy tassels a half dozen different color effects $1.98 each. Third floor. We are breaking records in the Women's Winter Cloak business.

Almost no end of inducements as attractive as these two. Double-Breasted Black Kersey Jackets 29-inch length half-fitted back also 22-inch tight fitting style with velvet collar and bell sleeves your choice for $7.50. 27-inch Monte Carlo Coats of excellent grade black kersey velvet collar satin lining yoke back and front ornamented with cut-out trimming appliqued large kimono sleeves $9. IVIen's Shirts at SI. Seventy-five different patterns in Laundered Colored Shirts with cuffs to match at $1.

All sizes all improvements and the limit of value and neat appearance. OPENED TO BICYCLISTS. FIFTY TABLETS FOR 25 CENTS to 12-year sizes at $5.97. KSen's Sweaters. S1.25.

Men's Heavy Ribbed Worsted Sweaters black and navy blue roll collar $1.25. Carriers on Vincent Street Bridge Have Been Partly Removed. The representations that have been ty Alderman Caiey. the Ninth relative to tl.e danger occasioned pas n-rs ho ne the Vincent atreet re, due to bicyclists entering upon it ay of the sidewalk, have led Oomm's-''ter il'Ciint'wk to remove about a rjuar-r of the harrier at bvth etds of the bridge Eorth ide. that wheelman have a-- 3J rasiuwmv aurca mt your Ho mm.

fx nr. a I Falllne Hair and ilTartioni of LUl in 1 HI UUI ULn HI TOWELS TO SELL AT Our traveling agents have sent in all their Sample Ton-els hundreds of different kinds all Hlr and aip curwtl only with jOtefev ir wmtiK treatment, apanlnur pr- pard fur tch t.a.-e. Fuii information rnni PCj; DO frPC good grades and tfie aggregate is a great number. Slightly soiled from handling. For that Kg across tli brldze.

bwjr free. Caii or writ. JOHN 7 "inill'BYn. vt.Ne York James S. Dean, commander General Grant Tost, G.

A. Kingston, X. suf th bridge had been closed rr iivi-. reason ne n-ill sell them at retail counters for wholesale prices. 4c.

Sc. fir. Wc and an tn fUt- to a l-neth tf the wjdn curb be- for very choice ones u. xz -J Huckaback, damask, Turkish hemmed, hemstitched, fringed, I5 roadway aad the sidewalk, was orier to allow wheeinun to BLOOD POISON w'11 without getting off their ct tLe bridge by 0i and alnvjt imme- fered misery from Dyspepyia. Doctors pronounced his case incurable, but Dr.

David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, la a short time, cured him completely. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy enres Sromach and Bowel d. then. ties, as meii as ail Kidney, Liver, li.aUdtr and il.ood Ail druegst sell It the NEW CENT SIZE and the regular fl size bottles.

Sample bottle enonjfh for trial, free by mill Dr. David Kennedy 4'orporuon, Rondout, N.Y. Dr. David Kennedy's Majcie Ey Salve for ali diaeaaes or luliuajmaUoua of the eye. 2'.

BURKE, FITZ SIMONS, HONE CO. Is kvi.ti ui" ruaifat to cure Wilfc.N VOL h.NOW WHAT TO 10. Many Jiav pimples, upon on ttie skiu, rp. lu tbe luoutn, ui.r, hair, bone t-aiarrU. au't know BLuuli 1-iiisVjN -SeiKl to DR.

liUOWN, Arvh s-Tfr-t rhiladflphln. for BROWN'S BLo'oO CI UK. per bottle: lasts one month. b.v K- M- UvJe Drug --OS tr" Browns Capsules rXJ2til lC" t'pou leaving the t3T 'lt' l'- that at whi Till iu aaia 1h waIk- ut IT Cr's tLe say them to ounsiderabie CaaaU a part of the obstruc ODODOaODODOnoaononODDOODODODODOnODODODODOaononODODODODOO.