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7 REASONS way BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTERS SHOULD BE PREFERRED OVER ALL OTHER FAMILY MEDICINES, First~CLEANLINESS IN USE; they are 0 im measurably neater and cleaner In tee, and #0 auch more power- quicker and efficacious tn removing a! to preter the ‘cond—INEX PENSIVENESS ; withost exception cheapest meritorious household ‘remedy ever com They are a great and necensary 2 of India Hubber Poroas provement on the asa local remedy they are more powerful and penetrating. Fif-h-One Benson's Capcine Porous Plas- ian the use of a dozen of any other will quickly care allm hat other nmedies, #0 and wear, fail to relieve escribe them for thelr patients, pre- hn alone ts over CAUTION. See that the word CAPCINE is cut in the Plaster, Take no other. Price 25 Cents SEABURY & JOHNSON, Pharmaceutical Chemists, EW York. aaa JO house of one of them, on a mild eve when a very large wor silks and roll of voluu dw n, with rust] Webs + Webster's unabrid, was the ready rejoit —Boston Courier. We don't should Wall street to led in twenty two million of ven millions one we should think ract of a farm away out in Buckshaw county and sell it for an old woman down in Kickapoo town- old fellow ont in Wa Ww settlement, and ‘nd have to wait four months for then have to take a sorrel colt for it.—Bur- on Haikeye. ship to only Historicat differenc 4s tradition; York News. Washin “Grant never -smil on never smi is fiction. —New Mextco has a jou know whether it is cl erang. led The Diario. We don't ie oF not.—Laramie Boom- ce Orleans Ture only thing lacking to a bronze mercial Bulletin Oven-pae 0 all drape looped high, giv- ing the panier effect around the hips, and the rooster tall effect in the back.—Yonkers Gazette, » Chicago a success is statue of Mrs. O'Leary’s cow.—Boston Com- Teern is ge timber that it is mostly used to veneer falsehood,— Whitehall Times. ‘BILLIARD TABLES, : \COOGA The grand medal, the highest_ premium over all nations, has been awarded to the Collender Billiard Tables and Combination Cushions, Balls, Cues, etc., at the Paris Exhibition of 1878. Ac the Centennial Commission, Philadelphia, in 1876, the Combination Cushions were reported the only ones scientifically correct in the angles of incidence and reflection. ‘New and second-hand Billiard Tables in all designs at lowest prices. THE H. W. COLLENDER CO. 768 BROADWAY 84 and 86 STATE STREET 15 SOUTH FIFTH STREET 241 TREMONT STREET SEND FOR ILLUSTRA’ ew York. Chicago. St. Louis. Anes ror AIGH CHAIS PEARSON & TALLMAN, "SHIRT MAKERS, BSD Sixth Ave., cor, 24th St, And 22 FOURTH AVENUE. ‘The largest and Anest wear in New York, Suk U ‘nt of SUK and Wool L las, Pine Neck L Manutactory, 391 & 393 Sixth Avenue CHEAP** BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD. New Catalogue Fi Send Stamp. LEGGAT BROTHERS, 81 CHAMBERS STREET, door West NEW YORK. N. HUBBARD MILLER, TAILOR and IMPORTER Nos. 101 & 103 Nassau St, NEW YORK. of Broadway BENNETT BUILDING. Old Newspapers, Books, Pam Bagsting, Copper, Brass, Load, Metal, Bl Tea Load, 1 Will send to any part of the City oF suburbs, STOCKW w ELL, 25 ANN STREET, - = NEW vorK. SOME OF THE THAT GO T0 N FURNITURE FOR