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BUFFALO LITHIAWATER Words from Hot Springs. Its Value in Gout, Rheumatism, Bright's Disease, Calcull. DR. ALGERNON S. peat Surgeon Sit v. iA WATER Physician, Hot Springs, Ark: My exnerience in the use of is linmited to the treatment of Gout, Ricumatiom, sot hat BUFFALO LITHIA WATER yor ciscasc. “Rheumatic Gout” (so-called), which is in contradistinction to the Rhedmatold Arthritis of Gaorrd. 1 have has excellent results from this Wager in these affections both in my own person and vn the (featment of patients for whom I have prescribed it.” The late DR, WILLIAM F. CARRINGTON, Resident Phrsician, Hot Springs, Ark. Surgeon, (re. tured) U.S. Navy, Surgeon Confederate States Navy, Medical Director Army N. W. Va: “The BUFFALO LITHIA WAI Spring No. 1. has signallv demonstrated its remedial power UF F ATER in" Gout.” Rneumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Uric Acid Gravel, and other maladies dependent upon the Uric Acid Diathesls. It not only eliminates {rom the blood the deleterious agent before it crystallizes. but dissolves it in the form of Calcull, at least toa size that Tenders its passage along the ureters and urethra comparatively easy!" This Water is for sale by druggists cenerally, or in cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles, $5.00, {. 0. b. at the Springs. "Descriptive pamphlets vent tree to any address, Springs open for quests from June tsth to.O tober ist Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. On the Atlantic and Danville Railroad. CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CIGAR. | BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, | America’s Favorite TEN-CENT CIGAR. For’ Sale by first-class Dealers Everywhere | “Received the Highest Award for Merit and General Excellency," World's Columbian Exposition, 189. “Get a Regal on. THE REGAL English Button Is correct for dress occasions, an achievement in Regal shoe.art. Best imported patent calf stock exclusively used. Popular rounded Custom Toc. $3.50 a pair. Sent by mail $3.75. SEND FOR CATALOGUE J L. C. BLISS & CO. STORES: 109 Summer St., Boston; 115 & 117 Nassau 1347 Hiroadway, 291 roadway, New York; 357 Fulton Brooklyn; "1305 F’St., N.W., Washington 69 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa.; 220 Westminster St. Providence ; 219 F. Baltic more St., Baltimore ; 119 North Main St., Brockton ; toy Dear= bora St, Dearborn. St, cor. Washington, and 337 State St., Chicago.” Factory at Brockton, Mass, Fast colored eyelets in all Regal Bals, PURE TEA. There has been a difficulty, so it is alleged by the chief importers of China and Japan teas in the United | States. in obtaining a tea that was absolutely pure and free {rom all artincial coloring. In fact, they lately Petitioned congress to impose a duty on all teas, as, according to their petition, this duty was absolutely necessary to effect an improvement in the quality of importations. This admission from this source is an important one to the tea-drinkers of America. ‘These gentlemen are perfectly well aware that the teas of Ceylon and India are pure, wholesome and uncolored, and that they are manufactured without contact with human hands (alter picking) entirely by the most ap- proved machinery, and theretore stand as 10 tot when compared with the cheap trash of China and Japan, which 18 made entirely by the hand labor of cooltes. These teas from Ceylon and India only re- Quire half the quantity, and if some of these importers (who to a certain exte aside theie vested money interests in China and Japan and be honest in the matter they would sell these ab- solutely pure Ceylon and India teas in preference to the other hand-rolled goods. In other words, perfect cleanliness should take the place ot the reverse. ‘To show that the above statements are truthful we give an extract of the scatimony before the congres- Gional committee. "We want to shut out so much «This is wholesaied at ten cents per pound led at fifty cents per pound.” Tmage sh it is if can pay freight eight thous les from the Flowery Kingdom, with one or 's, and yet be whiolesaled at ten cents per 50 Film or. Exposures without Tet the public take note and insist that thei gro cers keep onle these pute, cleanly and machine-made Ceylon ant Lndia tens. “All Girst-class krocers do 30, fand why should ‘not all of the great American public hhave'at least the opportunity. to. purchase them? There ts na reason except an unreasonable profit ex- tracted from te norance and creduity of the tear What has become of the old-fashioned wo-| man who set the bread before going to bed at night?—Arkansaw Thomas Cat. "There is every- thing to recom- ca; BROWN’S f fey we. tt FRENCH ‘ives a brilliant — rrttieteater, DRESSING burt the leather, will not soil the skirt in wet weather and is ‘equally good for bags, trunks, harnesses, ete. Any one can afford it. 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JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., 140 Fifth Avenue, # NEW YORK. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Eastern Wholesale Branch, 339 B'way,N.Y. Catalogue tree by mail OBSERVATION CARS ON THE ERIE. The Erie Railroad has added to its equipment a new and very attractive feature in the shape of library and observation cars, which will be run daily between, New York and Cincinnati on its ve trains leaving New York at 2:00 p. m. at 6:25 p.m. These observation cars, the Arcturus,” “*Nysa," “ Fingal."" and “Olean,” are the latest pro- ductions of the Pullman Company and are beautiful examples of the caf-builder's art. They are sixty- fight feet in length and Snished in polished soaboy- any. The forward half is fitted with berths, anc ‘observation apartment, occupying the rear por of the car, is luxuriously equipped with easy chairs, settees, tables, library, writing-desk. etc. The wine dows at the sides are very broad and low, while the glass in the rear windows and door extends to the very floor, giving passengers an unobstructed view of the scenery for which the line of the Erie is 80 famous ‘The observation room is free to all Pullman passengers in the train. and is agfeature which will add to the already esiablished ‘reputation of ths * Picturesque Erie.” SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUE.