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   Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the product of well-airected study and intelli-
gent elaboration.    Price 26 cents.   For sale by all dealers in medicine.
       ]?ere you see old Mr. Brown,
With wfaXe and  cart  all bound  for town. 
   JNO. U. LITTIG, President Marine Nat'l. Bank, Baltimore, says that he
has tested Salvation Oil and finds it a most excellent remedy for neuralgia.
The  stubborn  donkey  will  not start,
  So Mr. Brown must push the cart. 
   Never defer until to-morrow what should be attended to today. A slight
cough should not be neglected, when Br. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure it.
   To back the cart the  mule seems bound,
When Brown resolves to turn  him round. 
   Hon. JNO, E. SMITH, of Westminster, Md., Judge of the Circuit Court,
says that he uses Salvation Oil in his family, and testifies to its efficacy.
     His efforts  prove of no avail,
And Brown lays hold  of donkey's tail. 
If you want to knock a cough or cold higher than a kite, use Dr. Buirs
            Cough Syrup.  Price 26 cents a bottle.  At all dealers.
This proved too much
    for mule to bear,
        With kick he sent Brown in the air. 
   Yov will not get "left," if you buy a bottle of Salvation Oil for your
rheumatism, neuralgia, <ftc, Ac.  Swift, sure and safe.  Price 26 cents.
Simpkins to Brown would plainly show
     A plan to make the donkey go. 
«  »0/;y* A*m* KM0*- °f the "Texas Siftings," New York City, writes that
Dr. Bull s Cough Syrup cured him of a severe cold in less than 43 hours.
 Resolved the donkey shall ride free,
They throw him in the cart you see. 
   "The price of liberty is eternal vigilance," thn price of Salvation OH,
"the greatest cure on earth for pain," is twenty-five cents per bottle.
The  mule  was drawn  along- quite fair,
 Through  efforts of the faithful pair. 
  At home they fall, they did their l>e«t—
        They take involuntary rest.
While o'er (heir proslratc loriiis. it s<-<m«.
 The inulc's bland siniic viotorioii* tx-miiK. 
A  FRIEND  THAT NEVER  GROWS  OLD.
'|| NY medicine prepared to meet the urgent demand
 LJ  for a safe and reliable remedy for diseases of the
 /  I  pulmonary organs is entitled to the intelligent con-
J     sideration of all whodwell in ourconstantly chang-
ing climate.  Viewed in its importance for the preserva-
tion of health and even life itself, it .becomes difficult to
over-estimate a rem«*dy which thoroughly controls these
troublesome and dangerous affections; troublesome, be-
cause of the extreme annoyance generally attendant upon
coughs and colds, and  dangerous,  because of their ulti-
mate tendencv when neglected.  Very many remedies ut-
terly fail to realize the extraordinary  claims  made for
them, when subjected to that impartial jury—the public —
and have therefore but a short existence.  Only a few sur-
vive, and of these but the smallest number ever enjoy a
very high reputation and general use.  To the latter class
belongs/);-. Bull's Cough Syrup which for nearly hal fa cen-
tury has been uninterruptedly kept in  thousands and
thousands of families throughout the United States, where
it has achieved a popularity seldom, if ever, accorded to
a similar remedy before, as is fully evinced by the testi-
mony of leading drug bouses and prominent private indi-
viduals, whose  original certificates are preserved at our
office.  When it is remembered that life is saved more by
the timely prevention .of  the encroachments of disease
than by combating disease when established, the propriety
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in the beginning stages of coughs,
colds, etc., is assuredly unquestionable, and of supreme
importance in view of the insidious approach of consump-
tion—that merciless enemy of life.

        DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP

can be had of all druggists, price 25 cents.  If.your dealer
does not keep it, ask him to order it foryou, or write to the
manufacturers,  A. C. Meyer & Co., Baltimore, Md. Donot
let your druggist put you offwith something "just as good"
but insist upon receiving the genuine Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup 
JUST  FOR  FUN.
   An editor down in Kentucky, in reporting a wedding,
said that the bride was not particularly handsome, but the
father threw in 7 mules, and the husband was satisfied.
   In thirty-eight states and thirteen territories of the
United States the people use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
   "How many children have you?" asked one friend of
nnold  acquaintance.  "Well. I have five, but they were
eating cucumbers when I left home and they may be a)?.
doubled up now."
   What a grand, great country this is with its vast terri-
tory, its big rivers, its pretty  women, and its Veni, Vidi,
Vici cure;"its Salvation Oil.
   A mule's hind leg has only one season— it is always a
beautiful spring,  even if it is backward,  spring in this
 ■ase is always followed by an early/a//.
   What is the best  advice to  give to parties about to
marry? Don't do it—unless you  keep a supply  of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup on hand.
   "Besthaud I  ever held, ' said a fellow as he impudent-
ly squeezed a lady's  fingers. "Yes. it is good," said she,
withdrawing it and boxing his ear : "It's a pat hand."
   He led the german, and his dudish dress was the ad-
miration of the assembled fair, but bis stout partner slip-
ped on bis favorite corn. Sensation ! Salvation Oil to the
rescue. Happiness again!
   "My wife," said Jones, "is an excellent performer on
the jew'sharp,"   "Why,''said Smith, "it is a singular in-
strument for^i woman"to play on."  "Beats n1' the instru-
ments though that women generally play on."   "How's
that?'' "Why, she can't talk or sing while she is playing.'1
    Meet me bv the light of the moon, my dear, and be
<ureto bring my good old friend-Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
    "If I'm not home from the party at ten o'clock, don't
wait for me, wife."   "No. I'll not wait for you.  If you're
not home, I'll go for you."—He arrived at ten. 
PLAIN  FACTS  FOR THE  PEOPLE.
   IN this country, where the climate is so variable and
    the transition from heat to  cold and vice versa so
    sudden,  necessarily  the  affections  of the nerves
    joints, and tissues about the joints, such  as neural-
 gia, sciatica  rheumatism, and gout, very generally pre-
 vail.  Jn all thesediseasesandmanyothersoflike nature
  he proximate causeis cold and moisture, and consequent-
 ly they may be brought about by the occupancy of dam r.
 rooms, sleeping in damp linen, or even so slight a provo-
 cation as a draught of cold air.  The almost universal pre-
 valence of these diseases and the exquisite pain attending
 their continuance have induced the proprietors of Salva-
 tion Oil to place before the public a  perfect liniment at a
 reasonable cost so as to bring it within the reach of all
 which instantly relieves the.sufferer from these maladieC
 and in an incredibly short time  effects a cure.   Salvation
 Oil is composed of the best and purest drugs in the phar-
 macopoeia and guaranteed to contain nothing of a noxious
 or poisonous character.  It is exceeding] v subtle and dif-
 fusive in its nature, and, when applied to the affected part.
 speedily finds its way to the seat of the disease, penetra-
 ting to the very bone.  Its efficacy in soothing irritation
 removing inflammation and dos-trovingpain makes it in-
 valuable m the treatment and cure of all wounds that are
 liable to occur every day in the familv circle, such as cuts
 bruises, sptfairis, burns, scalds, chilblains, etc.   It should
 be kept m every family.  Its effects  upon the cli«e»«es of
 animals is no less pronounced.  For cure  of galls of all
 kinds, strains, bruises, cracked heels, sweeney  scratches
 fistulas, poll-evil, etc., Salvation  Oil is without a rival in
 the market.
               SALVATION OIL

 can be had of all druggists, price 25 cents.   If vour dealer
noes not keep it, ask him to orderit for von, or writetothe
manulaeturers, A. 0. Meyer &Co., Baltimore, Md. Do not-
Jet your druggist put you off with something "just as good"
but insist upon receiving the genuine Salvation Oil. 
   Josh Billingssays: "The mewl is a larger burd than the
goose or turkey. It has two legs to walk with, and two more
to kick with, and it wares its wings on the side of its hed."
    FREE!  THREE  NOVELS FREE!



Mizpah!   A  Bitter Requital!    Cardial


   TO ANY ONE SENDING US TWO ONE CENT STAMPS, WE
WILL MAIL, FREE OF CHARGE, POST-PAID,  ANY ONE OF
THE ABOVE NOVELS, IN "CONTINENTAL  LIBRARY" FORM,
OR THE THREE NOVELS, FOR SIX  CENTS. US-ADDRESS:
A. C. Meyer & Co.,  Baltimore, Md.
Presented by-----
C M, Barbour $ Co.,  18 Broad Street,
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