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CITY ITEMS. If you want to please your baby, get a set of combinaUbn high and low cliair and cart, at Koch & Haller's. GO TO THE AlsN AltliOR NL'ltSKRY for applc trees, grapc vines, and for evcrything clse lor the garden and orchard. Pnces the lowest in the city. Jacob Ganzhorn, proprielor, at the head of St. Baby Carriages - a nice assortnient just receivcd at KocU & Haller's. I Mugías, Henderson & Co. carry ibe largeet line of Fcbnishinq Goods in the city. Dr. W. W. Nichols is going to fit up in Bplendid order thé rooms over Joe T. Jacobs' store, for an ottice. and expects to move about the first of April. For Debsb and BUSINESS Suits go to Douglas, Henderson & Co. Hack Line. - All 0KDER8 left al Brown & Co. 's drug store, or at Hangsterfer's State itreet restaurant, wii.l uk PROMPTLt atikndbd TO. Hesidence No. 10 ilaynard street, Thad B. Thompson, For the Finest line of Spring Clothing in Ann Arbor go to Douglas, Henderson ifc Co. I sell apple trees, (J to 7 feel high, (nice trees), for J5 cents euch. lera by the hundred. C'oncord grape vines one and two yonrs old trom $U to $5 per 100, Jacob Ganzborn. Douglas, Henderson & Co. have ncarly doubled tbeir stook of Wall Paper and Window SHADBS, and are bound to sell them cheai)or than any house in the city. ., ";, Bomelhing new. Palent fuot rests for rockers, at Koch & Haller's. WORKINGMEX, Before you beacin your heavy spring work atiera winter of relaxalion, your system needs cleansing and stiengthening to prevent an attack of Ague, Bilious or Spring Fcver, or some other Spriug sickness that will uuflt you for u season's work. You will save time, tnueh sickness and great expense if you will use one bottle of Hop Bitters in your family this montli. Don't walt. - BurliDgtou Hawkeye. "JIY BACK AC11ES SO. and I feel miserable" said a bard work iug man. The doctor questioned bintand found that ha had been habilually COStive for years, that now his kidneys were ilisordered and his whole sjslem deranged. Kidney-Wori was recommended and faitlifully taken and in a short time cviiy trouble was removed. The cleansing and tonic power of this medicine on the bowels and kidneys ia wouderful.- Congregationalist TliouHiinds of women have been entirely cured of the most stubbora cases of female woaknesa y ihe use of Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable compound. Seud to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 888 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamplij Iets.