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To The l,uiliiC.

vENHE GREAT HEALING SALVE-The
a wonderful effect OF Cunnc's Pain Exiruior
~ removing all pain from burns almost instantly
upon its application is Truly astonishing, aud
did the public generally know of the sanatvc
properties. we are convinced that no reisun, cs-
pccially heads of families, would allow them
selves To he a single day wlihoutii. 1t has long
been a desidentum with medical men to find
safe and established remedy for burns, one which
would remove inflammation without causing adj.
ditonnl pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great magical pain extractor combines an
these properties and many more II preycntsnr
extracts notification, relieves all pain caused hy
bruises, hllStcred surfaces, &c. The ignorant as.
scrtions often made that any thing said To have
universal merit must be good for nothing. is best
cplied to by informing the scientific, tina, all
the properties of anodync, ns,ringeni, autisep,c.
ncrvinc, herpn,ic and halsamic together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con-
centrated in the most powerful degree, which
union composing drawing aud healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease ~ 10
give often the appearance of miracle,
The above article with cure The following COM
plants, or no pay taken Tor il, via Burns,
scalds, spOins, eruplicns. chilLlains. old SORES,
bruises, scrouln, sore eyes, sore nipples, crysp-
elias, pmplcs on the face, white sw,!Iinsa, piles,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the following: ~ child. nephew Of
friend of mine, stepped in a vessel OF boiling wa.
ter and sculdcd It's leg up to its knee when Con.
nel's pain extractor, from Fl CGurtlandi street,
was applied, which almost instantly gave relief
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,
Also a child Of my own burned its hand severe.
". and used the salvc, which gave inslan, re-.
lief. and seen cured II entirely aud Tor one.
could not be induced to be without it. think
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.Slackig May.-Hay in England is
scarcely ever put in barns. 1t keeps
well in stacks, made up as they are
in the ncatest manner, and careful
w matched with straw. Nothing
can be more beautiful and workman
like than the manner in which they
are made up;and for hay, the long
stacks are decidedly preferable to
those of round form, as it is cut
down for use, in such cases, to more,
advantage. The formation Of a
stack, which is often done by women,
is a work of much skill, which is the
fruit only of practice; the matching
of a stack in the best manner, re-
uuires both art and experience, and
there are men who make it profess
sion. When well executed, the hay
is for years impervious to wet. Du-
ring the formation OF the stack,
which, when intended to be large,
must sometimes wait for several days
the progress ofhay making, the most
careful farmers have large tarpau-
lin or canvass covering to suspend
upon poles over the stack, in order
to protect it from rain. lreter to
these minute circumstances, to Illus
tratc the extreme caretulness with
which many Of the operations Of
husbandry are here conducted.
When the hay is to be used, whole
stack is never removed to the stables
at once, but is carefully cut down as
a loaf of bread might be cut, and al
ways done up and bound in trusses,
intended to be of56 lbs each, and in
that way carried to be distributed to
the animals. This requires some
extra labor; but the farmers find
their account in it,-Emporinm.
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This we believe to be far short of
the actual amount shipped, and we
think that it would be safe to set it
down at 10000 pounds.
In addition to this, we understand
that Mr.. Wells, who has already
shipped more than all others, is en-
gagged in buying large lots in this
and the surrounding counties. Mr.
w. is one of the oldest and most ex-
perienced wool growers in our coun-
ty. Besides having an extensive
flock of his own, he is acquainted
with every flock and fleece for a
hundred miles round. liza dozen of
our substantial farmers would de-
vote themselves to the business with
as much zeal as Mr.. w. has, in a
few years Peoria county would be
one of the finest wool growing dis
tricts in the country. In the old
States, where they have not half
the facilities for raising it that we
have, wool is becoming one of their
great staples, and they are abandon
ing the raising Of agricultural prod
ucts, and turning all their attention
to the growing Of wool. If they
succeed so well in the enterprise.
we cannot understand why the far.
mers of Illinois, with their rich plains
on which their Aocks can Craze in
summer, and their cheap provendcr
to feed them with in the winter sea-
son, could not make the business Of
wool growing extremely profitable.
The experience Of few years will
show them that they can make more
money in this business, than they
can realize from many other agricui-
tural pursuits that require ten time.
as much toll before thew can &c,
their products into market.--Peo.
ria Press.
4 fNl - -
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dog broad
% carpenter bench planes by these single,
carriage n,n
ah
a 'Ae nan and shoe hlmers and hook
longs l-Sa" bacIs'ls and
guard raFvr pocket 1I knives fall
r>fs motlre locks and ai knobs cne, closet
secretary pad t locks
ana anSer bits brass kettles grind hanngs co
yards, blnlau
shutter waoa ann
britannia oreI' and britannia table spoon brick and posenr
candesuca,
ping knives SHOE horse backing and ubng
wool
oil sops sheep knobs try squares shears
'II SCISSORS assorted table butts and casters ack, brads
SADLERN.
hTee hundred
we also continue manufacture and hand uu sheet iron and
'oiit war;" We
ages and we wish nto be understood aI will and respectfully
request old customers and aoc getting vorh of their
tO
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RICHARD CODY

TgTOuLD respectfully inform the
Y ' citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea; care for this
market, and. he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in the country. ile re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him a call before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves
La SaiIe, March l3, ls46.
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NANUFlCTonY.

SIS e are now receiving from the east.
IN aIIuuon to our stock on hand, y
tai and well selected assortment ot
STOVES, HARDWARE. dc.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee Mo-
ton improved patterns. Also the Four
b'dcr and Premium Cooking Stoves, as.
sorted sizes: fancy parlor aud al, ,ghl
stoves; PLAN and figured common do. Al
So Plrlor coat stoves. with CRATES; hollow
ware; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc, etc.
ASo-ileavy and shelf hardware such
as anY'I'' ShoveIS, spades, grain scoups,
hlY ND mlnure intks. In 1r1rr- rn.l hnl,nr
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Mark this well.

A GUE--There is no necessity for
IA any one to have the Aguo when it
is so satisfactorily proved tina, Macken.
zie's Tonic Febr(uge will effect radical
cure. So convinced are The proprieiors
of this fact, tina, they have authorized
their agents to relund the money in all
cases where il fails, whea he directions
are strictly complied wih.
7. BAssNErr,
III Agent for the Proprie,ors.
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Peach Trees.--A friend of 4
town informs us that he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-20

had apeach tree that was nearly ru-
med last year by insects, particular
ly the little brown ant. lie white
washed it, and tried other emedies,
with no good effect. He finally
made wash by sleeping tobacco
leaves in water, with which he bath
ed the body of the tree, and some of
the lower limbs near the trunk
lie also wound the leaves around
the body. The treeis consequently
healthy and loaded with fine fruit.
--Haryord Times.
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Uool.--On enquiry, we learn that
the following shipments of Wool
have been made from our city during
the present season
W. G. Bolivln & Co., 1867
G. T. Barker, 5000
Thomas Wells, 2s,s0O
Curtenlus X Griswolds, 1900
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To Drive A,cay ants.--I saw in
your paper, plan to drive away red
ants by feeding them bacon; but the
following will beat that it is to
drive away blacks ants: When they
trouble your sugar box, SC. Just roll
up a small piece Of camphor gum in
paper, and put inside the box, and it
will soon kill or dispense them.
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Salt.
RICE.

q TIERCE fresh rice jus, received and forsal,
y low by July 2s,lsi6 WALKER.
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This certfes that have used Fafclls' Lir.
mynt On my horse, which was badly CALLED. a.,
in four days it produced a perfect cure cat
with confidence recommend It 10 the public as
safe and quick remedy for gals q. W. MuNGEu,
cf Little Rock, Kendall county, ministcfofthc
Rock Rlverconierence.
Peoria, August IS, lSIj.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Farther Foreign Items.

Wa ara indebted to Adams & Cos Express
for Gle OF Liverpool paper. It seems TIA, the Irsh
are hockins into Liverpool al unbesEdof rate. Iae
Tsm>s ssys
LfyxyooL.--Lsst week the average number 10 whom
relief was daily gwen at the parish once was rstnef
more than 81 600 the total of the Six dsys having been
lX344. This q total Of upward Of 5000 more
than IN the week preceding. The influx san continues
q, . rate nearly equal To 100 per day.
From the Journal Of Jan. 30 we take the follow
ing particulars Of the loss Of Cspt RATHsosE
The Columbia on her passage from sev'fork 70
this port sailed on the ID Inst and experienced sue
eesson OF heavy gales until the 18th At nTe o'clock a.
when the sbp scu3ding before the wind was struck
with heavy sea which washed away the wheel house
and winding spArs together with nine human beings,
among whom the captain (Rsthoone) nrst and se.
cond ms,es Eve sssrnen and boy shortly after Tsro
the Columbis was fallen In with By the Lady Falkland
from New Orleans 70 this port the captain q whicn pa
on board his chief mste 10 navigate tho C0ianDi~ -
liverpool. Captain ksthbons was a man wei known
and deservedy respected ~ many persons both in LV
erpooi and NewYOrk. For many years hs was Com
nsDder Of the welknown pscketship Oxford, In which
vessel be Of the most rapid passages ever
known between this port and NevYork, and in which
he had very. escape Of shp~reek In the great
hurricane Of Jsnusry 1892 when biz ship was driven on
shore Ia BOolle Bay"
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Uateut fiie0irines.


Or. TOWNSHIPS SABSAPARfLLA,
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TUE
WORLD.
FJ'HIs EXTRACT Il paiup n part te<s-s Il sr.s
ctcs.er. plcsssaieT. a1i wxIs1ted s1psrcr ~ Ely
sold 4 diseases wlilcgs g'mir-rE F-rsz- ftcse<-
tas o. f.st.I.sfrsg TIE patient
1he gr-si besgfy Sad superiority q THIS ssrsspsrls
over al o.ser remedies H. While eradie,iss tsesses
nvgorsies he body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
vosE rHAS $4,000 eCsEs THIS YEss
1000 cVXEs o. RHEUNATisN,
1000 OVsEs oF DYsFErsa
$500 eukEs % GENERAL DEsILgrY. ard wAnI Of
Nervous Energy.
1900 FENsLE COMPLAINTS AND OyEh
1000 cuRrs % DIssAsEs
or he Blood viz Ulcers. Scroals. Erysipeias, SAT-
Rhsun. Pimpss The face, L. &c together win
q Consumption. Liver Comp ai1s Spilal AZ
fecCns, &c. THIS we are must sppesr Incredible,
bat We have letters from Physicians ard Agents from
al parts q he United States, informing u exlr11r
dinsry cures. T. Van Suskrk, Esg Of tie most
spectacle DrlFgis.s 10 Newark NewJerssg Informs
thar he refer Oh More irsn hundred snt y
In that psce sors There are thcusan.s q cRses he
City % Newiork which We VII refer % viii Pleasure
ard % men o. character well kn0Sh
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NvRpKRs--A slave Of Z L. Crawford at Sam 8
Creeh. Nd was murdered by awhile man named John
Wet on the 9Th Inst They were beth Intoxicated.
benjamin. r Hussy, a travelling newspaper agent was
murdered II Dublin Ga the 18th Inst by call.
ne hims<h John w Gibbs. II seems that Gibbs was
snken up BY him (Nr. ID as an act Of kindness. he
t0iebs) being on foo, sad travelling 10 Augusta Alright
hey carried "a the 10 lodge and dur
Ing the night Gibbs murdered Mr. II with dirk knife.
The murderer was i,nraedisisy arrested and committed
10 AL 10 await his Trial on the hrst Monday in mex,
meath
AEorarR STEAMBOAT DIsAsryR-We learn
from TIE Teleusphie dispatch of the True sun. that
On Taesdsy issi the steamboats, Newton snd California
came In collision the Ohio Guysndo,ee Wee
m ylrainis which caused the California almost I'M
ue1iaseiy % sink ak livrs lost, together with
nsorsy everything on board The bos,
~ A child Of Thomas McClarney, four years
o vss burned to death By ia clothes taking ere at s
ninghan, CT on "Wednesday.
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ALMOST AhuRACIE.

READ rHL FOLLOWING, and doabtlfyou can, that con-
sumption cannot be cured This only Of tie several
hundred cases that Townseuds saTsaparla has cured
BRooSLYS. Sept II, 1916.
DR TOwNsgNn- Dear SIR. | was taken lite over
year ago with severe cough and pain In my side. " 10
creased very fast indeed. was pronounced by
physicians have the quick consumption. raised ngs
quantities Of bad mater had night sweais, and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went The hospital IN hope Of being benefited, but was
pronounced there As ncurabe was now greatly distress
ed tho lungs and could hardly bFeaihe soon became
emsciaed and pected tO do confined 70 my bed,
sud obliged ID have watchers indeed cannot give
YOU any description that would DO justice TO my
vas supposed BY my fdents 20 be- paa, recovery had
tiled number ofrsmedies. and all seemed be ID
no purpose read ~ some most eXraorfnary cures per-
formed by yOu medicine and % tell you the Truth,
pected there some h1mtug tn thrm 8ui ! In
duced % done trd am very thankful dd.
cannot say that entirely well but far recovered
be about my business and hope - DO entirely wein
few weeks. Ny cough and pain IN the side, aud night
swezis have le and raise bat lille, and fat
gaining my usus strength. eli a. duly give you
statement Of my case To publish II you please.
PETER BROWN, q LiltlesL Brooklyn.
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RHEUMATISM

More tsn one thousand Of Chrouic Rhsama'fsri
have been cured by he Of Dr. Towussad. s& a9ars
Nsw-YoSx. Dec. IA ista
To DocroR TowVsEsD-Su- blink q my duty % retain
you my hanks for The benefits hssc erfef-
enced by TIE us- Of yo1r ENrsct q Sarsapsrla wss
az ci-d for mcnihs with Rheumatic psin-, and as1
ir1smuAcn u the Liver the sl1crnSs which endrfcd
from ttse diseases rendered M NE burden 10 me-
iei everv remedy hai prescribed for ne, from reo
u tie best physicians IN Tie city, but without receiving sny
peiuaneni beuehL considered myself iucura5e, cl1 p,
he aivce u friend induced Try your Compound
had but fs-t hores " hg AT happy 10 SAY
had takeu than half bottle cefoIe experienced
relief his Induced % persevere IN 10 USE ana t~
bottles have elected entire IL i now some ron'
since used your remedy. and grateful and happy 10
say never eni oyed better health
shall take pleasure in recommending Il - Ire
afflicted FOR BY 'ls use ARMY believe my e saved
VIII the greatest res1ec. allow 10 subscribe mysc-
your grstsfdl frieci, WILLIAM B. MORGAN,
As Cens-sl corner Of Broadway.
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NPEN FUN MEM FUN"
:, ,cELEsRATED oHlNEsE sklN PowDER

THIS MUCH admired at1e7eum 10 the toilet, stands
Dreeureui for restoring, beautfsng al preserving
Re sAin .7d complexion During cod weather, when
chsDrilg snd 0-r painful ds1rtrrs N skin caused
BY bleak vir1s The tcrefcsl efecs 0f ls ss.s
ustc m0sl peuagiy svinced The sugust patronage
conceded By the seyerl s0Tereigns snt Cos q Europe
re Supreme Court of Iriis and he nrerol. testimonials
daily r-cc we'd tY the pro2renrs are In themselves. su1
ce-t io establish The reTicriy " tie src without
farther detail
RosE-TISrED NEEN FUN.r-A snai consignment q
the above has been received. II To- without doubt the
greatest ebe.srer" over Introduced into his country
The radiant bloom % im1srs. he soress anc deicacy
which .niuces he cheek render T. indispensable 10
every toilet
To be had wholesale q lse importers. rOBBS co /;
wlClesa- a. retail a. the De,ot. Esrulspsn Temple,
IS B-oatvay. lnhoxes price 81 an g. cenls 81 imsp-
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HYER's PILLS.

y TIC NnItfIcHh tHTIUNtu HlAtItH .'f'"I-
ciue.-These Pills underiahy one ~ The best com
pounds OF The day general family medicine. For adj
min s;raon iu al temporary complaints Oi the stomach
and bowels leadsc,e cold Sc they may be fully depen Jed
upon and prompt o. them 90 the first appearance of
ndispO-iOn will Invariably save much sickness They sre
ncliary adapted o. cases ~ weakness and general de-
biy-any defaugemen In fact Of The stem, ard especial
Isl with felaeshave proved enineniy useful In al niger
ug comp snts dyspepsia pulmonary rheumatic and spas
noble affections, liver comp anii AFFILIATIONS, &c No
family. after flir trial. will remain without them.
General Depot 10 Fulton A. - fo0r Sold also ~ Gn
81 Rroad way Cook corner Grad and A. en- sis silva -
East Broadway; Mrs Hayes ijl Flion A. Brookyni T.
OlflAn N Grsal.st. Wil-ilmshuIlh. % TuThkssiosn
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" PETER BRowN,G Liitle-si Brooklyn.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsan'- sarsaparilia IL sovereign and speed
cure for ncplent consumption, 0arennrss leuc0uhra,
whites onstructed circut mensiruauon, inconu-
ence II urine involuntary discharge thereof end for
the result ~ Inherent causes, produced By irregu-
lsrty illness accident
Nothing can be more surprising than s nv z0raing r.
frcts upon The human frame. PersOus al weakness and
under ff influence Il Immediately counteracta tia
uersee.sness Of .he female frame which Is the great cause
Of oarrenness.
II will not be expected u U.s. IN cases Of sodseae IA.
tgfe 10 exhibit cerhcaes q cures performed but
the Afflicted thar hundreds Og hsve been
ported 20 Several where families have been
Witnout children, after using few bottles Of this nvaiua
BIZ medicine. have been blessed with healthy offspring
Dz. TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness ard generally debility, and suffering continually
by pain ana sensation o. bearing down. falling O he
womb and with other difficulties and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures aad oso
oot4i0ed bos Of Erirac, Of sarsapara, and followed
the directions you In .hort period rvinoN
her zud restored her TO health Being grsef.
Tor he benefits sne received, take pleasure II toas &C.
En0wledgsg Il, and recommending Il 10 he PHo,e
NJ D MOORE. cor. Of Grand and LYdus ss.
Albany, Aug. u, 1914
DR. T1wxsgxD-r0 AL whom Ills may concern THIS
Il 10 certify wife used one bottle u your Sarsspa
ria previous confinement under ne most Alarming
aud delicate being Troubled with ne drop
AZ ,weng OF the feet afectous and very uch
d@bfs.ed With persuasion and ne accommodation
of tnose no hat used i. che Induced % Try H. win
Ate or 40 fsln and suffice " SAY The medicine bad the
happy ard desired effect only IA h~ hours u contne
n tgt afer the expiration n week u rs use, the
rOpsy aud affection gave way - a. Astonishing
degree snd her heallh IS now better han Il had been for
long tine previous
70 t. subscribs myself your most 9o.d,eet s7d
obliged servant. D D JAhESOn
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RHEUMATISM AND The PILES.

SEsrtMBEs To- 1915.
DR TowSsESD-Dser SUs Ny wife has been Tor sever.
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried slauy
different remedies 10 obtain relief but ali 10 psr-
pose. She finally Induced. by seeing your advertise
Of from your agent (Mr Van Buskrk ara II gives
pleasure 10 that amer usng Il she experienced great
relief and very short time perfectly cured. was
ssO together with In my employ badly troubled
with Piles aud By using small quantity OF your sarsapa-
r.ils complaint completely cured consider IL
Of lie beat Of medicines and would advise al who
ai.cted 10 give 10 triaL GARRir 0ARRABRANr,
Max
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cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS

As WE'LL A. THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN ALL PARTS OF rHs
United States, continually sending certificates ard IN
forming u benefits derived from Dr. Townsands Sarsa-
parilla.
Ds. TowNsEND-Sr Some time since you requested my
opinion u the virtues ofyour Compound Syrup Of sarsaps'
ris, am now prepared 10 give H. have used Il In my
practice and prescribed tor the last few months and mus.
give my decided preference anything Of the kind
with which am acquainted, both ~ "a W medical virtues
ard he reasonable price (which you sell H. In scr0uOus
affections cutaneous erupt0ns generally, dyspepsia, nd
gesi0n costiye habits, and liver complaints am much
pleased with ts efects In these complaints any 0her
where scrofs Is Indicated with confidence recon-
mend 10 the patronage OF the profession IS valuable
auxiliary Tor removing Gitesse In Of 10 most trouble
SONS forms, and 10 al, IS safe and valuable medicine
BENIN. WEEKS, NJ ID.
Brooklyn, Nov q, 1916
DR. TowssgSp-Dcar Sir Having Cor some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs and
continual pain Inc my SIDE owing 10 evening exposure IN
travelling aer preaching and finding disease 10 Increase
with much difficulty ofbresthiu and other alarming symp
TOMS advised bg clergyman, friend u mine, g
try your celebrated Sarsapara. did and amer Ia
klng TWO or Three bottles found myself relieved. Myap
petite has been restored hld myself much stronger, AM
hope very soon 10 resume my usual duties have beer
50 greatly be'ehied by your excellent medicine, feel
my duty ID make knoWn the facts for lhe benefit OF ohe
DO may belab1rng under the dlhcute, that hay
been Tor time past Res pecifuiy, yours.
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Nov p 1916. Staten Island
Principal Dice, i26 Futon-st sun Buildings.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUaBAGO.

NEW-NQRK, july - 80
M. TowSsrNo-D,a- Sir For the last three years
have been sorey afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
have oeep times he greatest agony possible and uns
BE 70 fou-v employment have also bad severe AZ
i.ss OF the fsmbsgo Rad some accounts IN he papers
o NE virtues OF yor Sarsapsr and thought would Try
t. ana zee coui@ obtain reli, - The umoago has eH
ne and experience 20 more Of my rheumatic pains Ny
general hessh has been approving since con menoed with
u Tor which an very ihs il and hope you will meet
The success hat Your remedy s,r those complaints
meriis Your, tc &c. RICHARD Jones
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.


lD-szrisLD - TIE rslsvst ~ sIIeibI AZ
Sls A.d bs I. (srth<T st1Stss =, :. a.. Pot.
AID al advertisements made uScef W - s..s-,
Gersrzi * uewspspey o. rcTsPspe,s ~ 80 s
y,eaIlfor 10 zny POsi OGcs, snail Be = - 800
or ospsrs a tho iowa or p.ce where iee onos
80 - ,tsss1 la.rrg ~ Isrgsr, csrc4lGso. $50.
n.y. Ven Ped o.soe Lrn, passsd hare' D. IT.