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AGRICULTURAL.
SILK MANUFACTURING.

One great reason why we have such an un.
shaken confidence in the ability Of this country
to enter successfully into the culture Of silk, it
manufacture as well as 1ts production, il
found in the superior enterprise, industry
and ingenuity Of our citizens ever those o.
any part Of the world. Great Britain thoughtt Il
prevent the establishment Of the cotton manu-,
facturo inthis and other countries, BY prohibit.
ing, under severe penalties, the expectation o
machinery, or patterns for its construction. Now
England machinists went to work, built shops
made their own patterns, and produced speci,
mems ofmachinery SO much supirior in action
and principle to European models, that we a,
once obtained the preference in their own mar
ket, and now annually export large quantities o.
machinery to order. So il is already with ma.
chinery for the manufacture Of silk. In reeling.
and now in weaving the narrow kinds of silk.
such as laccS, ribbons, and other goods Of thai
description, wehaye already made great advan-
ces on the clumsy and ill.arranged implements
of the old world. n3 g3YynGz,
In the manufacture Of ribbons, which forms
so important branch of the Lyons, or French
silk manufacture. the foreign workman uses a
narrow loom,' resembling the common hand
loom in other respects, and weaving but one
pieces of ribbon at time. A machine, called in
France a Jackquard, isattached 10 this narrow
loom, and regulates the pattern of the ribbon,
flowers, &c. These looms are worked BY girls,
and these delicate and beautiful fa5fice are the
result of their labors. AJacqhafd was brought
to New.York, and fell under tlyE notice Of Mr.
Bergen. and ingenious mechanic, and member
Of the Legislature. Mr. Bergen instantly saw
that great improvm<6ts might be made in the
machine and loom. and Immediately construct
ed one which is worked by power instead Of the
hand. makes seven pieces Of ribbon or lace,
where only one was made in the French loom,
and gives the figure color, or pattern with equal
exactncss and greater rapidity. In this single
improvement Of the ribbon loom, then, five or
six-sevon,hs OF the labor required abroad is
wholly dispensed with, and articles Of any pat
tern can at once be furnished In very narrow
patterns, from ten to fifteen pieces can pc wo.
ven at once. Such improvements at the outset
leave no room for doub,, but that when the atten-
ton Of our artzans chal be directed to the mans
ufacture Of silk machinery, We shall soon find
our improved processes amply to compensate for
any supposed difference in the price Of labor.
- Gen. Farmer.
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A VISIT TO Mr.. NJ. l.. s ULLl
...t WANTS FARM. a.

During late trip to the valley of the
Scioto, we were much grntfied with a
visit TO the farm of Mr. MICHAEL l.. Sui,
LlvANr, near Columbus. This gentle.
man has one ofihe most splcDded stock
farming establishments in the United
States. Tho homestead consists Of four
thousand acres, most Of which is as
fine soil as ever the sun shone on. Mr.,
s. is deeply engaged in the stock!
breeding line, and has imported within .
few years some Of The best cattle and
sheep to be had in England. He has
about one hundred breeding, moet ci
which are OF good blood and points
and several of tbBsss.55>belongs to the
highest renk, both id lineage !, e, E, and
qualities. His imps,ted pull 1alisyrnndd
is good one. He mas from $50 10
$3.50, per head. He last year sold ups
wards Of thirty calves at these prices.--
Those Of the best -blOoS he values high,
eT. I'd ft.,t ..,...
The prices Of frs xe cattle along
the scioto valley, aPar to keep us
high as ever, This shows the spiril
there is for improvement. We incidents
y fell in with Mn, RENIcK, Of Chilli
chothe, at Columbus. (the geDtleman
wbe went out 10 England for the purr
chase Of the Ohio stock Compapy's
cattle, and made some enquiries Of him
relative TO fine calf Of biz, called
Paragon, which1we had once seen. He
informed US Al.t he sold him when
about eigbieer. months old, to some gen.
tlemen in Kentucy, for seventeen hum
drsd and fifty dollars ! A higher price
we believe. than any other animal Of his
age and species ever sold for 10 Amer
lea. s.... al ..t,~ ~, et.,...',... /.
Mr.. S. has few Of the Dishley OF
New Leicester theep, which he impors
ted and their fine heads, caPacicus
chests, and broad backs, show that they
arc Of the genuine stock. He has been
unfortunate in having some ofthem kill
ed by dogs. How provoking 10 have a
fine eve which cost 4 hundred dollars,
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TO PRINTERS.

E. EHITE. q w HAGER.
iESPEOTlFUELY inform thesPria
ars oflhe United States, 10 whom, they
ave been individually known 90 eslab-
shed Letter Founders, that they haVs
ormed Co-Partncrship in said busi-
less. and from their united skill and ex-
ensise experience, they hope to be able
20 give satisfaction to.alI who may favor
hem with their orders.
The introduction Of machinery in tho
,lace Of the tedious and unhealthy pros
cess Of casting type by hand. a desidvr-
atem by the American ingenuity, aud q
heavy expenditure of time and money
on the part of our senior partner FIRST,
successfully accomplished Extensive
use of the machine cast letter has fully
tested. and established its superiority in
very particular over those cast by the
old process. 4
The letter Foundry viii hereafter be
carried on by the parties before named
under the firm of White, Hagar, Go.
Their specimen exhibits complete se-
ries from Diamond 10 sixty-four lines
plea. The book and news type being
the most modeEn light and style.
White Hagar, &SCo are agents for
the sale ofthe Smith and Rusi Printing
Presses, which they can furnish TO their
customers at manufacturers prices,
Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks.
Ink, and every article in the printing
BUSINESS, for sale and furnished on short
notice. Old Type taken in exchange
at cts. peropound.
N. b. Newspaper proprietors who
will give the above three insertions shall
be entitled to FIVE dollars ineuch &rti-
cIes as they may select from our speci-
men.
E. WHTTE& w. HAGAR.
New York City, 1886. % -3w
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LION HOTEL
BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.

AMRS. ALBERT, would respectfully in.
I'VE form the citizens Of Tuscarawas Soun-
rand the TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those WHO may favor
her with their custom, in as good style as eau
be had in this part or'he country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with the
best the market can Afford Her stables ATE large
and well furnished, and will be well attended
to.
A few Boarders can be accommodated on
reasonable terms.
New Philadelphia, May 8, 1889.
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APUBLIC BLESSING !
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE tR
EcIyCD ANTI A0TYI'

81. FEVER AND AGUE, .bcy
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Heartburn, Souruess or Acidlty in the Stomach
Tightness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Heud Ache, PAIN in thc'Eead, Back, Limbs and
Side, FlatuIency, Typhns and iSeariet Fever,
'Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter.
mitting Fevcrs, Gout, rheumatism. Lumbago,
ISca.ica, Spamodic Affections, and Tic Doulou.
reux, Commissions ofChldren, Measles, Small
Pox. Hopping Cough, Ricketts,, Tsething,
Worms, Female 0bstracaions, rChIorosis OF
Green Sickness, and Reflections of Food, and
CostiveneSs, Collie, whether hatulent or Bilious,
follow the .'t..
DIRECTIONS. '' f,..
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, till they
operate, two or three times daily.
Price 25 CENTS Per Box.
Sold at 100 Chatham street. New-York.
Wholesale and Retail.
Where applications for Agencies, Medicines,
or Advertising, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. ". '
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DIR. HUNTS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. AND IL
YER COMPLAINT, &c.

As the enjoyment of health depends on pre-
serving the functions Of the Stomach, Lioer, In
tsstines and Lungs, in healthy and vigorous
state, through the operations OF which the body
receives its growth, It's nuiI ition, its support, il
can no longer beastonishing that when these Wis.
cera are deranged and Ganno perform their proc
per functions, the wholersystem suffers and be-
comes disordered. Knowing this'to bea sound
and demonstrated fact, in science and expert.
ence, DoCToR HUNT's system OF Practice is in
faithful accordance with il. He aims to keep
the Stomach, Lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy action, asthe three great fountains
of health aud life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded ofherhs, which strengthen and
eqnalize the action Of the heart, and give an inn
pulse or strengilrto the Rrterial system, at the
same time quicken the action of ,the absorbent
and dIscharging vessels; and as all the secre.
items are drawn from the blood, any morbid ac-
ftion which may have taken pl1ce is removed,
all distractions are overcome, the blood is pur,
fed. and the body assumes a heathfnl state.
These pills give tone TO the stomach, increase
the appetite, and eminentIy expel all acid or
morbid matter through the exeCretoiy ducts in
to the passage of the bowels. In all cases of
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bilious
Affeciians, or Liver complaints, Heartburn,
Somness OF Acidity in the Stomach, Tightness
at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite. Sick Head A,
che, SPain,in the. Head, D aek, Limbs and Side \
FIatl,ency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Putrd
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Intermtting
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica
Spasmodc Affections, and Tic Doloureux, Con-
vulsions Of Children, Measles Small Pox, Hoop.
ing Cough. Ricketts,, TeethiDg, Worms, Fe-
male Obstructloas, 1Chlorosis or Green Sick
ness, ard Reflections Of Food, and Costiveness, /
Cello, whether aatulont or Bilious, follow the
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Takeffom three to ten pills, tillahey
operate, two or three tunes daily. The use Of
the pills must beperseveredsin tilla cure is. eff
lected. T .n.na '.
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w Ms SHEAR.

i "a @@ESPECTFULLY inform the 2pnblc thai
id D they hasepurchased The Saddle Il Han
ness mi king establishment belonging to John
Treanor, and intend to carry on the business
as usual aud manufacture men and wonien' I
4 saddles in the newest fashion aud Of the best
materials.
,ALS so,
All kinds of carriage, Dearborn wagon and
Boat harness, with every other article tn our
line of business which is required IN the coun.
try.
They Hater themselves that the execution Of
J their work will be satisfactory 10 those who
may employ them. They will sell on moder'
,f,Iie terms, and take all kinds fapproved coun.
~ produce in payment
slew Philadelphia, -July Both, i839-I
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DIR. GOODIES
CELERRATEn .FEMALE PILLS.

theSe HE are suoheiy IecounoDueo " uie
notce OF the Ladies as saie ana einclen! rem
edy 10 removing those complaints peculiar ic
their sex. fromwanI OF Exercise, or general
Debility OF the system, Obstruclions' suppress
sions, and irregu'arlty Of inc menaes at the
same time strengthening, cleansing, and giving
tono 10 the Stomach and bowels, and producing
new and healthy action throughout the sys'
en-, generally. They create appetite, correct
Indigestion, remove Ciddliless aud Nervous
Headache, and are enlInently usetull IN those
FianleH Complaints which :distressfemales So
much at the 'FpHN OF LIFE. 'rhoy obvIate Cos
hveRess, and counteract all Hysterlca' and Ner.
Vous affections likewise afford soothing mud
permanent reiieiin Fluor Aibus, or Whites' and
N the most obstinate cases OF Chlorosls, or
Green Sickness, they invariably restore the pat-
lid M and delicaete female TO health snd V'gour.
ihese rdHs nave gained INC sancuoh ana nP-
probation OF fbemost eminoH Ptyslclans m tlle
United States, and many mothers can likewise
testifyto their extraordinary ettcacy. 10 mars
rled females, whose expectations OF the tender
est pledges OF connublal happiness have been
defeated, these FILLS may be truly esteemed
blissiul beon. They soon renovate all inuc-
lonal deo'iity' ana II taken, acc"Ialng 10 direc>
tlons, oeVla'e all morbid acuon' a medium mus
safe and eilIcac,ous, VIII he tonnd 70 mn
, Dr' 1oode Ce'enra'es emale Iil's;
ifese rus are Of Two kindsf'ainely NO, 4
or or Laxative rms, ana NO. RESTORATIVE fllls'
ihey aFelor all me 1oiGwing oiSeases nuP>
PressIon' irresularIiy'or Retention OF she Meh-
ses' fiuor Aibus, ChloroSis or 1reeh SICKNESS
Costlveness. Gravel, Incontnence OF Urine,
Nervous Affections, liys'ercs, frolaPsus Uterl,
or falling OF the womb, and Files. These Pills
are also particularly sdapted 10 the male as well
as the female sex, TOR the cure Of The following
diseases: Nervous Diseases Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia Bilious Diseases, and al cases oi Hy-
pochondriacism, Low Spirits. PalPhaton Of the
Heart, Nervous lrrilabilhy, Nervous Weakness,
lho'gSstlon, Loss ., hRpeuss, IieaflGnrn, "eh-
eTal Deplnyi nIuiY "eSh'less. OF ria'u'ency'
me- 1leaGacnes, nIsnr,naIe, Snsumansm, ns.nma'
nu'ou'1u"' II, ~'"'nP, cP"''nouio nheouons'
ana .',ase S;n. Mno are x.o'S ,,a' most eh' e
Side C6est YSua, Head. Stomach or Back
D;mness or ConG,sion ot S,sbt Alternate fusL'
90 IF Host and Cbll;ness Tremor. Wa,cb;nos
Agi,oIion Anxei,v had Dream. and Snosns
This Mod;";ra; 1. ,cLnowlad1sd n hs ano or
the most mo valuable ever discovered. M nur;t;e,
ur Io Iost sa,ua az. u'Io,e, :. 40 Put,ne'
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GOMEZ! TOE THE CHALK!!

ME subscriber wishing to enlarge his
ia. groceries finds IL necessary to call ups
on those who are indebted tohim either by
Book note, or otherwise, in order that he may
meet his ends. He regrets to be under tins
necessity, but circumstances urge him to 1t.
Those who canno, possibly pay the full amount
will confer a favor by settling part. yet, mon
ey he.n,ust have, and that on or before the 18th
OF this month. SO take notice.
JAMES U. PATRICK
N. B. He still continues TO Sell at a rate
much lower than can be had at any other place
IN town at his Store, next door to Mrs Albert's
ilotel. J. u, p.
July 80. I839.-n5 :
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DIR. HUNTS PILLS.
For COHsluaption, Byspepsid, aud u


r7r CO COmpiGiRL Bve rs !
Reader, arc you rffiiOied with Indigestion,
Cosiiveness, Ssur Enlclations. Loss Of Appe-
lite, Water Rash PAN or Distress at the Sio-
mach, Sickness after Eating, Languor, PaiP,,a'
ton of the Heart Lowaess Of opiri,s, Pain in
the Head, Breast. Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
and Confusion Of Sight, Fear Of some. lm-
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike for Food,
with other Nervous Symptoms, bring before
you the Picture ofihe DysPeptic, and CoAsump.
tive patient. Having resolved TO remedy them
procure Immediately u box of DIR. HUNTS
PILLS, never failing and elhcacious remedy
for those dreaded foes Of human happiness Dys.
pepsua. Consumption aud Liver Complaint, and
lie whole traine Of melancholy affections aris-
ing from diseases efthe Stomach, Liver, Bowels
and Lungs. .,.
Sold at. ihe Office, 10 Chatham street, N.
York.
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~LooK OUT FOR BREAKERS.

%This . the laconic caption Of Letter just re,
scsiped from an intelligent and much esteemed
sfiSnd, rssidingir the northern part 6f.bis state.
--Iisis decidedly of opinion that one Of the
ynost beld, arch, daring and willy efforts ever
shRowa - Aiasswasi, n Gavin full operation 10
Agput down the Democracy Of this state. q 1nd
= shay t.ths dssd 30 dons2" Shall we'll earned
jvict6Fy thus be sacriecedi Shall the trumphs
lof the last great conflict he ihus'rodden downi
WHO new sleepsupon his posti What DEM
sccFtf, wliose hean and soulare enlisted in; feea
1pm's holy causei whose pledge 'is registered
ID staRd BY his country and its institutions
svri,oae pffReiples are held too sacred for wanton
violation, and whose fi,k is siaked 10 sustain
kazd defend tle patty 10 power, can slumber nowf
We odil iupon the democracy Of Ohio, in The
name of the cause they defend, to awake from
ls.hafgy md indifference. Let them remember
4ho value 81 sIMeLE.voTe. The 10 ofthe re-
( publican party ID the Legislature may hang upon
@the thorw Of single dye" - Travelling a
.Hsnta are abroad The federal phalanx arc in ac-
rive motion. We must not calculate upon too
sdsy d conquest over SUCH an adversary. Hdr.
Ei656 isto riho Or ialI apon the result OlIioriS
sahb PIVOT on which hangs The fate of ~. par,
~ Horse nesh and bank iholities. will bs mt
~ faouisi,5n. A Anemendoni rush will b made
.upon u1 al ths POL Every doubtful dis
lffiot viii b put und1f tribute. = Several John
Cooks aSs upon - circuit, Scattefihg frebrands
ahroad. and sot |dg nedilion among iepublisans.
Awake ftilndE 4 tDrlakete kFe AbeedD Put the
pIiitsi BlIIP trim kt'afn ii
.l4|lo1. tptIgf and ~, j
1| laf b ,i.a oal ss sls.1, y ~
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u TOKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may at
gil times be consulted attheir Office, New Phil
deilPhia, in the eastend Ofthe two story frame
building on high street, NEARLY opposite the lie
hce of the 1nscarswaS Democrat
May 30, 1889. ...t. ., .... sa,
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WVO PRINTERS a ,PArNrIkl


establishment, located in one q
the most thriving town. aud counties IN easfeFh
Ohio, and sufficient for the publication OF B
newspaper Of az imperial size wiz be LoAEKp
papsr; in its psliiics, must be Dsmsc4atis,
supporting ths Administration Of the General
and state Governments. and the usages and
ptachces Of the Democratic Party. There ats
now about 800 paying subscribers, which with
little exertion might easily te increased to 500.
To a practical printer of sober and industrious
habits, tbs situation. ,ah things considered, l.
the best in the Slaio. A middle aged man with
a family, would be preferred. fe'0' i''.' A''
duplication must be made soon, For further
particulars, '(if by letter PosT PAIp) enquire d
the editor of tie Ohio Statesman" Colum.
bus, Ohio. t-.s.t a,
August 90, 1888.
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l.. JONES',
OUSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL, PAIN
NJTUs -
TER & GLAZIER.


lI'ssPsWE4 zens of Canal Dover and vicinity,
'ea0nee y that he has commenced the above bu.
mixed nuliituGately over MICHAEL FISSEL' S
cal faith or politE where>he intends to carry it on
he,eyooanions BUS branches. He also has con-
.;rsy;,astv Z. the above-.he Paper Hanging
Hnes'taoty 1hsg-SOrs shall not be surpassed by
OF successsaSd areiall be done in stlle and
hatred 10 their fundsapw for its sell.
Democracy, viz: IHeio io'Were worn IN the country
.ike ereafosf number. '0''' ''"''
dsrw & 81, a. son,ss lAI.E sEMINARY.-Th
6edwere tnot 70, %s ss us,rons and o the public bic
Efesaltng 10 our public y will be opened for the
wSuid'see great -spolthe tstdsy sf August next,
oH,-a band Of surly adence Of Rev. Juo M.
On n....,. - =. lion of young ladies' about
~ en" an" oise ech she had charge of the
'oI stocks-ihen coft the Norwak Seminary.
lets, stealing Negrofce may be reposed in their
squad Of Anti.mas0uduct the school 10 such a
for slowing in PHps PSo.ssOt .Oe sSioaa1
set Of Nollifefs arrau,toM ~. n"..,o. - 10
ded trinmph of few ''' Per 4OA'''' VI -
Down eastfa nest a. m
bent on suspendipg s. studies, including
The sympottising dsicdiEsh Gram@er
would return sihe Indian wilf1Tsh%. &C. g.
abawk 10 the Glands he hae 'OO''' :" a.eo
ficpliy been persuaded advanl6geot
d 70 abandon; such scattering
vohld then befsh ihe whig ranSs,o g
peyer occurred since the day ihat''' r m
arksofsalety was abandoneSin, ~
Ike that ARK, Our constitution, OF 500
litical Ark would be abandoned, ayeek
in OsershadoW the nation. BN. m .-...
trust ialhe nasghtiness Of truth, ieS III bv the ths
sEili pgsssils is signel is eaerapedo board.
~ tdiemorId OF light upon The princlsocured as
pf Democrscy; guided BY lie influenes - :,
VI, 6hallPrevaiL belis.
The,
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SHOE STORE,

'sers' smoun' 70 ne House adjoining Eo
nominal sum is nea-kst House, Nsv
s-of the sum 10 secured. 'S,.0b;o.
,notting viii be iosl'under Gen: s@-
-eon's administration but BY Lit is61yl
-HaDkias, or under tho present Admins
istration but by SsoartVo.a aud Price.
There viii be other defauiiefs, buttheir
security wIl be good for their Tcspec-
dive amounts. = si,lt
Reckless colleetorat Perth ARhny1 =
shae produced some alarm; bic dSss1s : gu
Scation vas thirty Or Fifty d0llurs.G Hell
reo.soon asrthe defaulcaion was diseey.
.ered, paid the azaeas.. HeAwae a 4DeMs'
foerat -Hewas mistedby bis predeces-
Sc t
Confined l.ext week.
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WESTERN ARRIVAL
Al BOLIVA a IL.
TUI IIE subscriber would respectfully place
before the publict the following Synopsis
Of splendid assOrtnentof
GOODS.


GOODS,
whichii has Just received rom the East.
7, from the East, have Just received direct
Staple and Fancy Goods, of choice and neat
select,
American, French and English Calicoes,
Assorted Ribbons. and yankee Corn Hoes;
tolored Cambricks, Tin and Wood Pals,
Tickiuss, Thread lace. e.end-Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose, plain and striped SattInett,
Latches, Hinges. plain and fancy Grecianette,
Ladies gloves, tin Pans, g. work d Inserting,
\ Edeing Fuotmg g. cold watered Belting,
Il Red Padding, Cloths, black green, gre aynd
blue,
Bad Cords. cell Rope. and s4Iandsaws too.
r-OrIsans Sugar, Hlohair Silk and Satin Stocks,
SLadies' Bonnets, Iron Squares 81 Cotton Socks
.Itslian clustering, cold Florence & Gro de nap;
~ stHpe, Canvass, Cling CHAM, 81 Burlap,.
v... Oh; SIX, IIandsew Files, and halter chains
o'lasses and Glass by box or panes,
amoch znbacGo, Ginger, Snuff aud Tea,
sfis ny stems, Walters, and Cords Of Hemp & Sea,
samine No, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
seniagald 10 fino, all kinds of'0aTs q tear.
The loss by hance, I've named your fancy or
sS6, ,0OO, ,00D; tts, hi,, t,o,v.r bss,o,v.d with
NEARLY doubts, LIare,"
amouat 10 exclas',sh, or Salt, your urgent wants
terest, it will b.
aars. refer TO ihSfe, lor nave mem mem an al on
,aie, Feb, 2. 1888. T isAAC lELhhR' ,
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ID'In order to protect The public against the
imposition of Counterfeit Medicine Vendors,
they have been entered according to act Of Con-
gress, and the right TO prepare them secured {;
therefore he sure in seeing that the label on each
box expresses such entry, aS Ill others are coun-
terfeits. '.E,y, . ,l