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HEADACHE.

nR. L. sPollN,a German phys'ei"" Of much
Hp note, having devoted his attention lor some
years to the cure and removal OF the causes "i
.NERPOUS .AND SICK HEADACHE,
has the satisfaction TO make known, that he has
remedy which by removing The causes cures
etleciually aud permanently this distressing com
plant. There are many families who have con-
sderrd Sick Headache u constitutional incuraDle
ian,il, complaint. DR. :. assures them that they
are mistaken, and laboring under distress which
they might not only alleviate but actually eradl-
Gated by the use of his remedy.
II is The result Of scientific research, and u en-
tirel, of a different character from advertised
patent medicines, aud is not unpleasant TO Tho
Taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohn's
ronledy for This distressing complaint Is every day
gaining is certainly Il matter OF much asion'sh-
mcnt. That 50 much suffering should have eX-
l-ted for ages without any discovery OF an cieciu-
al preventive. or cure, is iruly "A subject oi much
regret, but DR.. >. how assures the public that
such remedy has been invented AS VIII convince
the most credulous. The principles upon winch
il ncis are simple and plain. II Is an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called sick
Headache or Ner, ous Headache, arises primarily
Il om the stomach those who think they have The
u Nervous llcadache may rest assured 'hat 'S or
gan, the stomach, is the first caiisc, that the sys-
tenn has become ,talcd or dcbilitaied through
the stomach, and that only through ihe sane
channel must they expect restoration OF the
natural and healthy functions of the system. =
\ This object, DIR. Sphon's remedy Is en'incnily
calculated 10 attain The Truth OF thi, position
cannot be contro, erled, and the sooher Sufferers
II with the headache hecomc con"inced Of II. tho
II sooner will their sullrrings end in restoration Of
health. DIR. spohn pledges his professional repu-
/ taion on this tact Tho remedy may be had Of
apoihecarcs generally throughout The United
II States.
Il COMSTOCK & co. Wholesale druggists
Il Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one door be-
low Pearl street, Now York, General agents for
II America. +. SPOliN, NJ ID.
For sale by r. j. TAILOR, Newport
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| Those who won't dig must beg, and those
who won't plant should not be permitted to
partake Of the fruits of other mems planting.
All of US have partaken of the fruits of the
labors Of those who have preceded :, and
we are all under obligations to render some
service 10 those who may succeed ns.
II The labor and expense of planting and
rearing few fruit and ornamental trees, and
shrubs. is so trining, that no one would sup
pose that the most indolent and pcnurious
person in the community could be deferred
by it from procuring and setting GU, DOZEN
or more the ensuing spring.
There is a pleasure and satisfaction con
necicd with the performance Of such duty
as this, which furnishes an ample compensa-
,on for the cxpendent of muscle ami money,
independent of any benefit to be hereafter
derived from IL.
No person, it is believed. ever planted a
fruit tree, or grapevine, without feeling q
secret consciousness that he had rendered a
service of an inportan, character either to
his own family, or 10 others that might come
after him.
IT is the peculiar Characteristic of the truly
pious aud good, to take pleasure in promot-
ing and increasing the comfort, the happiness
and the interests of their fellow men.
| There is no part of busbandry which is
more commonly neglected than that Of plant
ing trees, without which they can neither
expect fruit, ornament or delight from their
labors. But they seldom do this till they
begin to grow wise, that il, ill they begin
to grow old, and find by experience the pru-
dencc and necessity of it. When Ulysses,
after a ten years absence, wns returned from
Troy, and found his aged father in the field
planting trees, he asked him, why, beng
now so far advanced in years, he would put
himself to the fatigue and labor of planting
that, of which he was never likely TO enjoy
the frui, 2 The good old man taking hin
for stranger, gently replied i plant against
my son Ulysses Comes home The applica.
ton is obvious, aud instructive both to young
and old.
\ Determine now without delay the trees
and shrubs you will set out in the spring.
n ascertain where the best and handsomcst can
be obtained, and suffer no ordinary clrcum-
stances to prevent you from executing 30
important a determination, as that of doing
some good in the world before you are called
upon TO give up your stewardship, which may
possibly be before another annual period for
planting trees comes round.
Let parents encourage their children, and
children plead with their parents, 10 progress
with the good work of planting fruit and or
namental trees, shrubs and vines, as soon us
spring opens; and then our farms and farm
houses will soon exchange that dull, coMfort.
less aspect, Which Is So obvious IN many pla-
ces, for more cheering and exhiloratlng cx.
hibtion OF the fruits of industry, care and
good taste, aud travellers as they pass by
will enquire,
Who dwells in this delightful place
Di.tng uish,d for lis perfect grace
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From the Philadelphia Gazette.
IL T. QUIE M.
1 see thee still

see thee still
Remembrance, faithful To- hrr trust,
Calls thee IN beauty from the dust;
Thou colnest IN the mornng light
Thou'rt with me through the sloouy night
In dreams meet thee ~ at nll,
Then ,hy son arms NV neck enfold,
Aud thy swest voice il IN my ear;
In every scene To memorN dear
see thee still
see thee still
In every hallowod token round;
rhi~ little ring thy ingcr hound
THIS lock OF hair thN forehead shaded.
THIS silkcn chain ~ thee WIS branded
These flowers, all withrrcd now like thee,
Beloved, thou didst Gull Tor me
This book WAS thin. here didsi thou read
This picture, ah yes, here indeed
l sec thee still
see thee siill;
IIerewas Thy summer moons retreat,
This was thy favoriie iirc-silc seat
This was ihy chnIbrr. where each DAY,
I sat aud watched ilis sal decay
Here on this bel ihon iasi didst lc
Here. on this pillow, thou didst pIE
Dark hour once more it, woes unfold
A. thea saw thee pale and cold,
see thee still
I.ss thee siill;
Theu trt act Ia the tonph ronfned.
D~auh e,,asct ci1ip' the Immortal mind.
tst esrth cl,r,s o'rr - ss-rrj trust,
Yet sos-lu.-s dis-s not ~ the dust.
Ths-. oh R.iovci. 'tis uut thee,
E,acsIh the coslin's u! see;
Thou to u fsircr LAND sri gone
There let Ias hope. my loUrneN done,
To SEE thee still
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SE Y 5 s.
S.1LLSBURI,S P.1TE.vT

a large assortment Of single AMI double PATENT
IL 1ItllSSlS always hand 10 suit ANY pcruliariii,s
Of Hernia Rupture. Every Truss warranted IN all its
particulars. The Inventor ard pntchtee attends person.
nN to the apI LEGATION nj his Instruments at No. 80 L.
North Main street, Providence, X. r.
From the success which has attended the application
oihis single AID doHbr patent Trusss the subscriber il
enabled To assure all who will give them trial that
they be radically beaclittr and in many cascs rnrcd
crliirHics from thusc who are using his instruments
eau be- ut his Office.
RICHARD SNLsBuRY, Jun
The following certificate he deems sufficient to show
that his not mere preletisiUns:
Il COPY IF the certificate presented by Dr.
Usher Parsons.
After having infinitely examined the newly invented
Truss OrMr Salshury's and seen those who have
h,n have hesitation IN ~, ing, that IL Is superior
io any thing of tile kind now IN use.
usngR PARsoSs, ~. u.
Prcsid. oi the Med. Faculty of n.
For sale by X. j. TAYLOR,
MAY 81, lels. Newport, II. ].
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Dair HaMufaet0rD.

TENNE subscriber has commenced manufacture
Il ing hair, aud oilers for sale all descriptions
of ornamental hair work Of his own manufacture
ALSO, large supply of French and German
n,auGlaclurc, among which are single bows p'al'
on combs, everlasting ringlcts, Sc. IL These
are newly imported articles.
Fuscits. borders, rany kind Of work n'anuiac-
turcd 10 order. Persons holding their own han
can have il manufactured il they prefer il, or u
will be taken in exchange for any hind Of hai
work.
All kinds Of hair work dressed by an entire new
process, lately introduced from Germany. Rim
gleis can,bc dressed at The very shortest notice
aud the style Of dressing is well calculated II
please, as well as keep Ia curl. For further par
iiculars enquire at the LADIES ORNA.
MENTAL HAIR EMPORIUM, l31
Thames-si.
srltSN. B. Cash will be given Cor any quantit,
extra long hair.
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Urifffn by request in La
DIS Album. Subject -"N NEWPORT"
ip o lS W@ 20

Urififn by request in a La
dy's Album. Subject -"NEWrOHT."
Py MRs. WILLIAMS.
Thon gem of the Ocean, peerless ia beauty
The none brighter nor f,irer Than thou
No field in thy space, but il itinous IN story
Though lanrels Of victory grace not Ihy brow
For thou in times past wer the prey oi The sp"Il'r,
Thy palaces buried aud ,hy heli' MI laid waste
Thy dragg'd TO bondage oT branded a. traitors
Aud all OF Thy glory was laid in the dusI.
An save what the God of nature bestowed thee,
A station unrivaIlrd, u shy of pure azure-
The breczes so genital that hover about thee,
Aud waves dark and is,rous that beat on thy shore
Aud visions of loveliness, still glide around thee,
Aud voices of meiod, whisper in groves
Where the sun shines raly, as brightly as ever,
Aud rocks Of bright choral the Island enclose.
But the long night OF darkness IL iccne before thee,
From the slumbcr of ages thy sons have arousc u
And strong IN Thy might In the latter daN glory,"
Thou shalt spread the cedar, and bloom the
Newport, March 80, 1881
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e AID M ES S.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

s the grandcst ornament belonging To the human
l. f. tme. How strangely the loss oi il changes the
onauce, and prenmturcy brngs on The appearance,
OF old age, which causes many 10 recoil nj being unr"-
vcrcd, nHd sometimes even shun society To avoid tho
css and -hrers of their acquaintance the remainder OF
thcir lives Is consequently spent III refinement II"
short thc loss Of property, fills the scncroS
hnking youth with that hcnvy sinking gloom IN docs
the loss Of his hair. To avert all these unpoasan cir
Cumstarcrs, OhDRl0GE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
stops the hair from falling OF on the first applieaiion
nnd few bottles restores IL again. IL likewise rodu
rrs eS cbruws and whskcrs prevents the hair iroin
turning gray, makes il curl beautifully, and rc6s IL from
scurf Numerous certificates al The first rcslccability
in support of the virtues OF Ohridgcs Balm uTc shown
by the proprctors.
x, Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late ayor of Philad,l-
phia has certified, may be- seen below, To the high
character &c the following gentlemen:
The undersigned IN hereby ccrty that we have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. olridgc and
have uud il hehiy scrNicca,rot only ns preventive
"san.. the falling "n "l hair 6@! "lfo certain re-
| Methodist Minister in 1T. George rhurge,
| No. az North Filth ST..
| JOHN r. lNGilS, 33l Arch 81.
JOHN D.. THOMAS, ID. IG3 Race ST.
| JOHN = FtREY, lOl Spruce 81.
HIGn McCiRDl, 2l3 south 9Th st.
\ JOHN GARD. j.. l23 Arch II.
twill certainly r'sr It's virtues in the estimation oi
til. public, when il is known that three OF the above
,gncrs more than 90 years of age, and the others
II From the Ma> or.
II COMMONWEALTH oF PENNsyLyhNI>l
II City Oi PhiladCIlhia.
dcph,a, do hereby certify that an well acquainted
with Mcssrs. j. r. nglis, John :. Furey, aud Hugh Me-
Curdy, whose names signed To the above certificate
that they gentlemen of character aud rcspcc;HiN,
a aS such full credit should lie given to the said cc-
| tjhra;c.
| In witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand, aud
| caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this
| H.. s. s>Ih day of December, DC.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
Observe that each bottle of the genuine
| Balm bes II splendid engraved wrapper, which IL
represented the Falls Oi Niagara the agents name, G..
| Sold Wholesale and retail 10y COMSTOtK q tU~
Sole Agcnis, Fletcher street, Maiden Innc one
door below Pearl ST. New YORK. and by or more
druggists IN ncnri. every town IN the Union. In New
dort, by r. j. TAYLOR, lis Thamcs-strcct nov S.
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LIVERY STABLE.

NEWPORT, X. J.,

NEWPORT, *. J.,
GRATEFUL. for pas, favors, informs the
w pubic, that he will be happy to receive
the calls of his friends and visiting strangers
at his Livery Stable in Prison street, where
ihc best Carriages and Horses VIII be OF their
service AT all hours of the day and evening.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 the con-
veyance oi steamboat passengers, OH their
ARRIVAL or depariure-early OF late.
Orders let, ~ the Stab!e.or m his residence,
directly opposite, wIil receive punctual alien
,iou. Newport, April ~.
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Winter Arrangement.
NEWPORT, BRISTOL, WARREN
PROVIDENCE MAIL STAGE
LINE.

Through ia lime jor The Boston or Stoning-
ton Rail Road.
A Stage will leave NcwI.rt every day in
IA tie week (Sunday's oXcepted) at . o.
clock A. NJ. for Bristol Ferry. which, with the
liue connected in Bristol, will coHvey passen-
gers TO Providence in time to take the 3 o.
clock train OF Cars for either Boston or Ston-
ngion.
Returning. will leave Providence at o'clock
A. VI. and arrive here ai 2 =. NJ.
Stage Books kept nj Mr.. Townsend's llo-
tcl STEWART a. WEAVER, Proprietors.
Newport Dec. 81. lS:}S.
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Z. 81
l37
TIl.71fES-STRE
LADIES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPORIUM.

USr received, n large supply Of FRENCH
- ARTIFICIAL RIO UERS, suitable lor
I.adies Winter Hats
These flowers are just imported aud Of the lat
cs al, c. Ladies' Of New port aud vicinity ARE in
,uud to call aud examine the above ARTICLES
they Will have the privilege Of separating any
bunch Of Hover. to sun ,hcII taste.
Also, Boxes of Mohair Gaps and Nets, with
n great variety of Paris Ornamental Hair Work.
among which sre n few boxes of manufactured
hair expressly for middle aged ladies. beautiful
article, with great variety Of Gootlcinen's Me-
ialI,c Spring Wig-, Toupees. &c.
;Ljs Don't forget the number. tnov 3.
AJfuptI IS iLotR, fev bbi, t. ~, l'
vi lcJ - 1. L. BLLL, LrVadsi.
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"Large .7cLcs from Ldn'e Toe Corns gro,e.'
4 tORNS, CORNS--An chcctuol and war.
" ranlcd cure for Toe Corns, which docs
not fall,o euro in one instance IN 100. for sale
by the gruss, dnzcn. or single box, by a. u
Isl u. SASps. lG0 Fulton, corner Of William
st.. n. lok. Also, by II. II. HAZARD
i.Sion of the Golden Mortar, Eowport, u. j
pricu ly - c,ids. Dec -.
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DOCTOR D.iTE.NPOR1"S GENUINE
E:jIiOns Pills.

TuyIlESE Pills are Justly esteemed Tor their ga
III ~ op.rai ions aud good effects, as D'i'd,
safe. and sovereign remedy for Bilious co'o-
plaiuls pai ins in The head, stomach aud bowels
~ rnn,oving distractions Of every kind, 10y dts
solving aud disrharsng morbId matter helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, ANA sure 'e-
lief Cor costivencss. they are so accon'Iioda'ro
10 al ages, seasons and hours, ihal they may be
taken IN winter or summer, ~ any line oi ihe
day, without regard to dicl ~ lnnJiance oi bust
ness Their operation Is 81 gentle, pleasant, and
eilcctua, that by experience they are iound to
exceed any other Ply sic hcrcto"re offered to the
public. which we can show by great number
Of certificates from eminent ply sicl"ns aud oihers'
D.1I,E.VP ORIpS CELEBR.11ED EYE
U.4TER.
Which has been applied with great success to
weak, sore aud mlaued eyes, IN all stages.
WHE4TO.PS II'CH OLNT.NE.NT
Which cures in less than one hours apPlioa-
ton. (See d1cciion$.)
The character of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrvaed for being safe, speedy, aud
certain cure for that loaihsou,e disease called The
lltch-and for all kinds Of pinples on the shm--
Il Is also u valuable article for the Salt Rheun
and Chilblains.
HIIEATO.v.S L7U.VDICE BITTERS
Which are 80 en,inenlly useful in removing al
Jaundice aud Bilious complaints.
| fresh supply just received and Tor sale ~ I'm
town by Doct. x. x. HAZARD and X. j. TAf
LOR. Also by the Druggists in Providence
| July 26.
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ISAAC GOULD 81 SON,

I16, ThdmcS- -sIrtcI,
HE AVE received from Ilosion, nm assortment
u u of ClIOIGE CLOTHS, CAssi-
MEGEs and vESTINGs, of the wcd er-
proved si,lr-, which they olior th,i ,ntomen
aad the puLllc at a small AL, an,e.
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A Stage will leave Newport daily, Sundays
"A excepted, at . o'clock, a. IN. and arrive
in Taunton Mt 3 o'clock. The Cars leave
Taunton at 3 9 O'Clock, and arrive in Dos.
ton at ) ~; Returning the Cars leaves
Boston daily, Sundays excepted at 8 o.
clock II. III. and arrive in Taunton at 10 2
o'clock. A Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in Newport at 4 | 2 o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare, $3.50.
THIS Stage intcrsects at Fall River the
New Bedford, Wcrren aud Bristol Stages
and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
the Providence Stage passengers by this line
will arrive in Providence at 3 O'Clock; re.
turning leaves Providence Mondays, We'd
ncsdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock u. N. ant
arrives in Newport at I.2 o'clock.
Stage Book at Mcssrs. Il. Tcwnsond's ant
/ N. llassard's Hotels.
II. b. KINSLEY a. Co. Propri,iors.
Il Newport, Jan. g. lc30.
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Providence, Sept. 8, 1888.

tie ,rt mis- y.ahls Bsam has - in
IN, principal m tie Achcr States and Ivy the
that sfcay, Proprietor n,e
furnish the drgga 81 h pns, thu, all avail
theinv, this umsdy b, tho i.essr seated that
m,lsns will saove IT, eject snate coughs truly
jsu ani the foosin Individual. voluntarily give their names
he uunLer h,ve proved IL ehsy FROM the know
dsr OF the materials, aud 'he syoss effect upon Patients,
where have serled the above Basn, recommend ple
nuaie medicine or shat IL recommended Calm Ellis NJ
D. Albert Williams, NJ d. HrnlTSo o the Massachusetts, Mri al
Society. Also, the what sionsn
hs. elected for A. Webster roon Horace Gall, Bristol,
Me, Tlo- Hpshns Boston. E,h Horton. FIRM Of Bauer Her.
ton son, DAVID NOcury CLERK OF Jo,sh Stcaian, Mi.. L.
Esai. Tlo.tns oi 9th could he .amcd, where II hen
A. cnrnterrs each dire will DO
,gnrJ by Ppnetor NJ Garurr Propdrior's resdrnco
3 Washington Street Boston where all orders be sdf -ss.d.
Ao observe the bottle Impressed in the gl.s., the Mn M
N. GoIlnsr'. Indian Dalsin oi Lyeror.
The above is for sale in Newport, by R.
TAYLOR and r. Il. HAZARD, and by ,h
Druggists in Providence and New Bedford.
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So aLT RHEU q, RING worm, TET
- TIERS. SCHLD MEAD, JiCRSON
or B.HRBER'S ITCH, aud all other diseases
Of the sAin are eiirclually cu,cd by the use o.
SANDS REMEDY TOR SALT RIltuM'
which has never yet failed To cure in single M
stance but Of over 900. II - an entire new
discovery IN the annals Of medicine, aud 'Ie sub
scribcrs are willing 10 gnara'lee a cure 10 eve
:, purchaser. or refund the fall price OF w. No
change in duet u necessary aud there Is no danger
Of applying !, even TO the iondetcsi infant: Pie-
pared aud sold 10y a u. ID. SANDS, 100 Full
ion. corncr or William Il. N York Also, by
Il. r. HAZARD, Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Newport. x. l. Pnco 81.
4 Dec %.
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nR. ANHAMBERT's FEMALE

nR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE
E-1 RENOvATING PILLS-From Ger
many-An eilcctual remedy for Suppression, ir-
regularity, and all cases where nature does Eot
have her proper aud regular course.
| Sold by J. u. Hart, corner Of Broadway aud
Chambers street aud H. NJ. Guon, corner ol
Bouery aud Grn,d street, aud csrner OF Ilonr,
aud Pike streets and by y. Burn,t. % SiNli'
avenue, New York. Also, by Dr. u. X. lIAI.
ARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mortar. Newport,
RI. March !.
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DANDRUFF AND
e AL ID NJ E S S.

OIURIDGE'S BALM OF COLNMBlA DhND-
~ RUFF AND BALDN ESS-Thc article nbnNo ha-
mcd !, chemical combination of such ingredient, "a,
have proved themselves eilcncons IN assisting the nni-
r growth o the human hair, aud removing all "briarS
to IL perfect dcycnpcmeBt In commenting thi' arti
Gle to the particular notice d Discerning public, the
proprietor but rccapuating the oh expressed schii
Incnts ot the many hundreds, who have successfully
tested it, efficacy and wonderful qualities this com
pound having acquired for itself character ior sngrar
merit aud value. II H. used by ladies' aud gentlemen
generally to- keep the Hair moist and bcauliil and ihc
head Tree from Dnndrun, which II does most perfectly
aud thus prevents Badness.
AZ CHitiouOb,rrye that enrh bottle oi the genuine
Bnlsnn oi Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper,
on which " represented the Falls ~ Ningara, DC.
Sold Wholesale nrd retail by COMSfOtk A CO.,
Fletcher u. Maiden Lane, duor from Pcur u.
New lwk. Ia Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR, III
Thanl, s--trrrt nov 2.
~ THE LATE MAYOR oi Philadcl, 'ia ha, ccrlih-
cd cr seal of the city ~ the character ~ several
Diyncs, Physicians, AID gentlemen of high slandinr
who declare positively under their hsus MI ~
which na, hc sccn ~ The place named h,low that th'
Ealm OF rolumia h not un, certain pfrstr,aii,c,
but positively restorative ~ the human Hri aiso, ~
sure cure tor Dandinn. Who shall dispute, ~ Who res
bald The on, true have splendid steel plate engtu-
we'd wrapper with Falls uf Niagaa. &c. on u. Enpnr,
~ No Fletcher street, duor below Pca street, ncai
Maiden Lane, New York.
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WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
Elackiny,
OF Leather Prc.crVatiVe,
Prepared and sold by
w. ii. READ,
IG3, IHamcssireet, .Ntmpori, Il. L.
IG3, Ihamcssireet, .Nemport, Il. L.

'E>lllS Blacking will be found upon trial to
surpass any other now in use, for soften
my aud preserving all kinds Of leather, and
rendering The same perfectly impcrvIous To
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that he
eau now offer To the public an article that
will rive universal satIslac, ~n. BY tins com
position all kinds of leather, however hard,
may in n very few moments by lis applica-
iion, be made perfectly pllablc.
Jan 25, 1893. =
Numbcress Certificates. testfying to the
superiority Of the above Backing, similar to
the following, may be produced.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE PUB
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. James Taylor, Portsmouth RI
This is to certify that being in want of
Pot Ash, sent my son to town Tor the article
ON returning, in haste, the paper contain
inp it burst aud covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoiled-tlc color
was takon ont, aud the boots appeared to be
badly burned Bat by the application OF
RE.lD'S on BL.4CKLN'G,thcy we're coon
restored To their former color aud pliability.
also certify, that took part of llar-
ness, which had been laid by for 1--WE or six
ycars-and which was so hard that it cracked
If fbcnt--and was considered useless, but by
the application of the above Blncking was
rendered perfectly piablc and useful.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, April 2G, 1888.
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