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Columbian College, ID. &.

TINE winter session. of six months commences the
i first Wednesday of October
Tuition $26 90
Library, room, bed, and furniture II 90
Table and servant per week %
Or, at the cheaper table 80
To students who do not board in college:
Tuition 26 90
Library, room, and furniture 290
Fuel and lights at Washing 37k cents per dozen
small charge for average damages. Those who
college class pay maticuation fee of $40 The neces
sary college expenses of boarding student, exclusive of
books and stationery, will exceed $50 per annum at
the cheaper table $3.50 Students who do wish go
through regular course, and take degrees may select
such branches may suit their objects in life On suit
able occasions they permitted to hear the debates in
United States.
Bills payable in at the opening, the balance
at the middle of the session.
COLLEGE, HUI, Septembr B. IS47-lawiwcpNeo2wd
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10 ntlmberS--IZ drawn DaIIOtS.

Tickets Ssl0-halves $5-quarers ~ so.
Certificates Of packages of Is whole tickets $3.50
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do IS quarter do 32 so
$50, 900! 100 of ST, 800 100 of ST. 900
Lowest hree-number prize, 81 900
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass "A,
To be drawn in Baltimore, September 20, lS37.
,,.Il,to,m ,1uA uI1rAI cf.ItiaI
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T,OARDING.-MRS. HANNAH WELLS having taken
ID the large and conmodious boarding house formerly
cupied by Mrs HoImead, Pennsylvania avenue,
3d street. adjoining Mr. Gadsby's Hotel is prepared
accommodate yearly boarders, and respectfully
solicits the patronage of her friends.
Aug l8-law3w<
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HATS.
NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN 1917.
IN STEYENS'S (atc Fish's)
Gentlemen's QUILTING store, Browns Hotel,
Sept 7-6uf
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Sept. IL, 1877.
A BOARD of Naval Surgeons for the examination of
IA applicants for appointments the medical corps oil
the navy will in the city of Philadelphia the
18th of October next
Applcaons must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy must state age of the applicants and be
panied by full testimonials of character and professional
capacity.
Sep. fI--d6t
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The following is Mr. Clays reply TO large body of
The citizens OF Boston, who recently invited him to visit
that city,
WnrE SULPHUR srRiNes, Va. Aug, 81, isiT
GENTLEMEN On my home, received, in Della.
ware your obligng noe addressed TO me al the instance
Of friends in Boston and It's vicinity inviting to visit
the high appreciation OF my public services which prevails
New England, and the benefits which that interesting
section OF country has derived from the policy which
my aims in any measures which esPonsed, Were the good
of the whole of which believed all parts might avail
thems elves-some sooner laeraccording ecum-
stances but which, all events, would tend 10 the common
good bear witness that the adoption of the protective
policy serious and formidable opposionfom
Massachusetts, She most unwilling that any obstacles
commerce by which she had 50 greatly prospered. But
when adopted, far from making violent or
the decision of the national councils And full of enterpr
energy and elasticity she quickly adapted her industry
her skill vigor, and economy rejoice in the weiear,ed
prosperity q New England Amer the lapse Of iouee"
interchange friendly autaons with It's inhab n and
to witness the intervening vas. progress which has
Boston, i'll could have gone there, which YOU deli
cately and kindly proposed, would have been in exact
home for the purpose of visiting. the first time INV
life, sea-bath. was not determined which should
grat6ed that curiosity desire return to residence
devatng as little possible from the most convenient and
which you will have the goodness recognise
request, therefore, that you will receive yourselves
regrets that compelled oreo the pleasure of accept
ing their friendly Invitation. add my ervent prayers lon
the happiness and prosperity of New England il,
and peace and amidst all the changes which have
been may be made in national policy
am, with the highest respect,
Your friend and obedient servant
II. CLAY
Messrs. iona A. Chapman, Livermore, Geo. Darracot
VIM. Hayden, Enoch Train, and j. w. Edmonds Ne.
We have but ons remark to make upon Mr.. Clay's
letter He justly depicts the enteprsng, energetic, elias
tic and industrious character of the people of Massa
chusetts and of New England; and he might have gone
still further, and added, that the does shine upon
inventive and ingenious people in the production
OF arts and new machines for saving the labor OF OPP
eraves in all sorts of manufactures But this pre-
csely the very people who depend most effecuay
upon their resources and demand less of the proec
ton of the government. They know best what to do
with their labor and captal-how to turn them to the
most useful and profitable investments, without the I'M
pertinent interference of their servants and the hot
bed influence OF Fictitious protection.
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TIME most brilliant Lottery drawn the
i United States.
800 OOO-S4O,OOO-S 5000.

11HE most brilliant Lottery ever drawn In the
l. United States.
800 OOO-S4O ,OOO-S20,0O0.
200 prizes Of ~, 900, amounting to 100000,
Being the lowest three number prizes.
The LIST and I'd drawn numbers 81 GOO The I'd and Sd,
or 3D. and 4th drawn numbers, $500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass S, for 1S47
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. the Both day of
October, 1917, under the superinendence of commits
sioners.
J. W MAURY & CO.. Managers,
(sUccEssoRs GREGORY ~ COY
rs No lottery-I2 drawn ballots
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
grand capital prize of 100000
grand prize of 10000
Splendid prize of 10000 5000
5splendid prizes of 10000
DO 90 5 90O0
200 prizes lowest three Nos.) Of 1900
126 do Ga and Sd, Sd and 4h drawn Nos } of 800
I26 do 10Th u 7th, or 7th Il 9Th drawn Nos.) of $50
a s45s do do % %
Price of ,ickeswholes $40; halves 800; quarters $lO
eighths, SIS.
Certificates of packages, in the above magnificent
certificate Of package of 25 whole tickets, $500 90
E $ Ss s s asf,}sr % q is 5 g
certificate of package of whoes entities the holder
all over 4os nett that may be drawn by the twenty
eighths in proportion
This grand scheme is the most attractive that has
been drawn in the United Statcs and is well worthy
OF the attention of adventures The lowest prize that
be drawn by ticket having it three of the drawn
bers is 49, 900 and any ticket having it the st and I'd
drawn numbers only will be entitled prize of $1,000!
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of pack
ages, the above magnificent scheme, will promptly
attended to, and Of the drawing will be
mediaey after 1t is over to all who order tickets from
'' '''''' Agents for J. W. Marry y Co., Managers,
Aug 20-wdNciftd Washington city, ID. C.
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Col. JEFF. DAVIS, Warrenton.


18th August l8H.
SIR have the honor acknowledge the receipt your
mission (Which you have conferred upon mel of United
States SENATOR fill the vacancy accustomed by the death
of the late Senator Speight.
In the deep and sincere regret experienced the loss Of
our tried and faithful representative, sympathse
iy sustained In the death of this pure politician
this fearless and vglant guardian OF the interests
of our State.
1t with grateful distinction bestowed and
high estimate of the responsibilities which am about
with much of delicate and gratifying encouragement
The appreciation which you convey Of services in the
tweny-n Congress is especially pleasing because there
in was manifested my fixed opinion on the taxing and ex
and often avowed creed of strict construction
for the constitution of our Union.
cannot express adequately my thanks for the high com
mendaton you bestow the services rendered in Mexico
by the first Mississippi remen As the representative of
great incentive, the only reward Of the Citizen soldier for ali
which he may suffer do in the of his country AS
of the United States Proud Of the name Of Mississippi
proud OF her former achievements in war; anxious TO
Of peace my wish, it my effort preserve
distinct organization orr State Individuality that thus we
should have the good fortune acquire, and lay the
feet OF Mississippi as our contribution the joint property of
her citizens, the reputation of the State.
You have justly anticipated my views in relation to a
peace with Mexicoan to be desired merely from
its influence domestic policy, but also to from
monarchica alliance, entire prostration, republican
confederacy which, despite caution and magnanmous
forbearance has forced us into war The common desire
of contrymen the principle OF selfgoyernnent
extended this continent, and recognised the policy
of AMERICA has justified pas. administrations in toleating
serious offences by Mexico, and still seeking cultivate
friendly relations. This desire has, doubt not, led
general approval of the pursued by the adj
mnsation, in its steady efforts to open negotiations for
treaty peace. Should these efforts continue
full will have the satisfaction to know that govern
ment has acted became the United States, in avoiding
unnecessary injury weak though perverse and offend
ing neghbor: Sincerely thanking you for your kind
pressions and generous confidence promise all which zeal
and industry effect in the duties of the high station
which am assigned.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JEFF. DAVIS.
Governor A. G. Brown, of Mississippi.
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LIST and I'd numbers $3.50; Sd and 4h 900 We
Tickets S20-haves $I0-qnarters S5-eghths So 80.
Certificates of packages of 20 whole tickets, $3.50
Do do 70 hall do 40
Do do 26 quarter do 10
Do do rs eighth do 80
All orders by mail otherwise for tickets shares or
packages will meet with prompt attention Address
D. PAINE 81 CO., Managers
Sept 3-2awdNc7w Baltimore Md.
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The following is MIR, Clay's reply TO large body of
The citizens OF Boston, who recently invited him to visit
| that city.
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
I SON Miss 10th Auu.. 1871.

Jackson, Miss, 10th Aug, lSH
SIR, have the honor to enclose you commission as
United States Senator fill vacancy occasoned by the
death of the late General Speigh The people have ex
perienced deep and sincere regret in this affecting dispen
saon which has deprived them of faithful friend and
ongied public In this feeling have participated
the fullest The sad event has given OPP
portunity which embrace with melancholy pleasure, OF
estying high appreciation of valuable services
member of the 18th Congress, and your still more val
liable and distinguished services at the head OF the LIST Mis-
sissippi regiment Mexico. The people will
remember with pride and gratitude that you sir and to
the brave Mssissppans under command is our State
indebted for honors mpershabe the soil on which
you them honors which shall last as long chvary
is respected, vaor has place in the hearts of
They EXPECTING offer you this commission, and gives
me sincere personal pleasure to crafty that expecta-
ton It is the tribute which grateful people, speaking
through their representative pay heroic deeds and dsn
terested patriotism In returning to the arena of politics.
you may have it in to counsel your govern
ment in regard to people whom you have aided in
querng whose weaknesses and oes have learned to
appreciate from personal observation, and to whom
sure you willing to give honorable peace whenever
they and their rulers shall have the good TO accept it.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G. BROWN.
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FOR BOARDING AND DAY rupn.s,

Sept. I0--3tawlm
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Legislature OF New York.

In SENATE, Thursday, Sept. 0, ls47.
The following message was received from the gov.
ernOr
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DIR. KELLrNGER's IMMINENT

as WARRANTED TO HEAL SORES upon the
1Horsss breast or back, and work the coll - sad
ode upon Il In few days, soundly, Il )Zkans,
bruises csorses scratches thrush SPAWN, hgbone,
curb ard splias, Gin their early stages; 1t 10 used BY
al our beat stable Zee the Bulls Head all the
propetors Of NewYok City ard the best horse trainers
and dealers In the United States IL Is only about
cents m ounce Sold ~ 80 cents sinss bottle ~
per dozen gross Sf 10 gross al the Of 80 per
Frot IL can b obtained always genuine Of lnsefsoI
L Co. 30 Psnsti Of Messrs Hsrmsr, Hays 4 Co. zs
ger, Bashwiek At Harlem Railroad oHice City Hall
Park and Of many OF the wholesale drasyss and socers
throughout the City o. Esw-York- Also at retail 1t
sa6ers, drug and other stores and taverns, generally
N. B.-Af oar principal dtpo;, 80 Pearlst We can
sstsfy the sceptca thar this iniment IL all that II u scd
for No lover or owner Of horse viii be without Il,
after trial 10 other cities, Cor farther particulars,
Spirit Of the Timss sl7 3asod
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CLOTHING.
r, II. mcELROY & CO.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE rHg rAkk FOUNTAIN.
LIANING REPLEslSHED our stock from the w e re-
cen, French And English npcrtatons We invite IN
specfion Of Of aItces In Line Which,
for variety and tssenaes Of style not surpassed by
the selections Of similar establishment Ia tbs city
We would particularly direct attention 20 sehoice 50
lection Of
Blue Blsct Brown and Olive Broadcoihs
Superfne Plain and Fancy CAssiners ior Pants;
Cssh1nsres Cashnerett-s silks Sstins and feves, p,n
ard Fancy eolors for Nesx
Bever Castor, Pilot and other Heavy Cloths OF every
desirable color, fer Overcosis;
al Of which msfe up under the direct supervision OF
Mr. aeElroy. which. It is believed, will Be very
generally recognized suite sni guaranty Of inhoa
able gracefully httnE well maze and Doder,elyfneec
ga-meut-
To meet the ssra.nd, Of the travelling public, We have
o. increased cur stock Of
READY-MADY SUITS
be able, af omelrs notice % NJ arios, sny hzlie
" DRESS, FROCK. SuRTOUr or SACK COATS, PAN
falcons, VESTS. &c. which being eomposed Of the
hnest and most isshions5s mateas and made Win the
equals every respect 10 the best garments
made % order
Also an entirely rev assortment Of RICH STRIPED,
PLAID sud PLAIN SILK and SATIN sCARFs .Ds CkA-
WATTS, sdsptec % the approaching season; hoRSlNO
GOWNS, SHIRTS PLAIN and FANCY BOSONS, coli
LARS. STOCKS, MERiNOUSDkR-SHiRr S .ad DRAW
FRS. COTTON AID LAMBS WOOL HOSE RICH HEA-
w PONGEK. sPiTALFlKLD aud LINEN CAMBRIA
POCKET HANDKERCHIEfs. &C. &C. rls II
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~ ID. Grimm & Co.'s Patent Heat Generater.
Enzlssr' need not be Informed that nom thry 20 hiy
Of tho heat produced haS been utr3y lost even
BY the best plan, u setting boilers and tho same IL True OF
al sinds of furnaces
The subscrbso offer 10 the notice Of usnniactursD,s
method Of saving fuel originally secured BY Psent Dec
S. 1912, ana since much Improved that new fstent
wsissued Juy 81, 1871 It's applicable 20 steamboau on
the Western waters stationary engines 70 hertins fact0-
RES 10 burning brick 10 pans in printvorAs 10 snDea
ng urnses 10 stills TO psPermi 20 the manufacture OF
sugar AZ the South, Sc &c
has been tested by business men Of the CHEST
fespectsbty who have realized saving Of rom twenty
I've % forty per cent aud consists n, 81 pee9isr con
ruetion Of the frechamber Of furnsce rendering the
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly s ths $50
and smoke thus generating maximum amount or heat
from given qusntty OF fus and I'd An aTransemes OF
tbs fues and chimney by which the heat 10 retained undsr
the pan boiler ard only escapes smpersturs inca
pAbs of toiins water An artificial draft substituted
Tor the natural and the necessity Of building high Chin
entirely obvsted The coat Of setins thus much
s than by the old methods IL has 5sen applied 70 fur
S.s.. eI 5 81 sas s4
be altered with put GIT Ipense or
delay State, County or individual rthfs Hs ofered on
satisfactory and those interested are invited 10
anime cetdcaes drswnss and models AZ the ONCE Of the
proprietOrs
Errsct from report Of the COMMITTEES on Arts and Sci
snces Of the American Institute, Sept. ~, 1917;
"Y0ur Committee Of opinion that this plan, both
theoretically aud practically snbFaees the
o. natural Avs TO the economical combustion of us OF
any plan which has yet oeen exhibited TO them BY ofde
Of the COMMITTEES,
Reference may Do made TO shs following gentlemen,
who have 10 in
Samuel Morgan, ia w.ter-,t N Y, Losvood Works,
.n,raw; r ". Harvey. Thirty-third.t n Y: Wire and
Screw Work.; Inseuoll Mcdowell, Paper Aills, south
fyriashan, Mae ae.srs Johnson hiins and others
OIL Mil New Brunswick, y. J. -trans, Brick Yard,
GRASSY Point Jshn Adnince Co. Poushkeepsis; Dan
Nils, Geneva NY D. GRIFFIN L co
o2s iswf 1872 Broadway NY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DY ORDER Of the Hoa. David McMsster, coasy
ID judge OF the County Of stsuben, Of the degree II
Counsellor at Law Ia tho Supreme Court Notice 10 hss
by given that 40 ut mas issued against the Esss
III ISRAEL HITCHCOCK, now or late Of the County st
Seuben an Ascending concealed debtor due proof
mad, the said County Judge pursuant 10 tho directions
Of the statute concerning Attachments against sbsesE1
inx conc aed nonresident debtors and thai the
will be sold for the payment Of his debts unless be- the
said Israel Hitchcock appear and discharge such as<h
usnt according lsx, within three months from the
publication Of hs notice and that payne Of asy dsbn
and tbs delivery Of any property belong said dsbof
him for has and the transfer Of any ropsrty b.
him. for any purpose whatever are forbddea BIZ law snl
are void-Dsred November Q, ls47t
sARROWg COMsTOCK,
zlaw5m ATTORNEYS for ATTACHING Crsdits.
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CLOTHING,

p EVANS
DBNOvED FROM l47 Broadway &c 70 F1lton-st. where
HE has manufactured large assortment Of C.ohing
made up the latest style and beet manner, which be
ot-s for sale for tas following nary low priees
for cash.
CLOAKs, Of black and blue broadcloths,
Beaver aud Pilots, from.................e5 o. TO - =
ONERCOATS and OvERsAChs, every
PILOT. from 90 70 % %
Also, q large assortment Of Business SACHS
breasted tom % TO II 20
PASTALOOSS, plain AID fancy CASH
cs.a.r... I e Of every styi. from..... 50 to %
VESTS, 81 endless variety Of black satin,
velvet, M-rinO. and bonbsznes, from. 50 70 o.
Aso lsge assortment OF French. English, German znd
American Bro.1coths Cassirnerss .nd NesrnEs which
vii b made up 70 order 70 suit Z. EVANS,
Ola ueod. 70 Fulrorst
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john MULLEN, 81 Norfsn-s.
TO TIE LADIES.

DR. TOwnsends Sarsaparilla faycrits OF the Ladles
II relieve. th.m OF great amount Of suherD2 and gives
them line cOnpeAions, and baoyast spirits. Mira Parksf
kindly sent Ne the following;
soUTH BsookLrs, Aug II, ls41
DIX. TowssESDSri IL gives me pleasure 20 testify to
the beneficial effects have experienced from the uss OF
your ssrsspsrla Ny system very much By
and general debility and with variety OF ~
male complaints read your advertisement. and wss In
ducsd 10 Try the effect Of your remedy IL restored
state OF health had not enjoyed for several year,
IL valuable nedicine Ia all who AT eted hsys
been MRS PARKER, Balticst. South Breekiyr.
DYSPEPSIA.
No huid or medicine has ever been discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva IN deoospos
ing food and strengthening the organs VI digestion this
preparation Of Sarsspsrls IL positively eursssysy cSe
Of dyspepsia, however severe or chronic.
Bank DEPARrnEST ALBAsr, May TO- 1856
Ds. TowssEsD-SVs have been afflicted for ssvsi
years with dyspepsia in its worst form, attended with
sonrnsss Of stomach loss u appetite extreme hesfou
and great 10 all kinds Ut food, and for wssfs
what could eat have besa unable TO retain bat Q
small uartion stomach tired the usual remedies
bnt hsT had but little effect In tho
plant. induced, about two months sincs, " NY
your Extract Of Sasspsrlla and mnst say with LITTLE
appetite restored and the heartburn entirely rsmoysi
snd would earnestly recommend the 81 II 10 thee
who have been afflicted "a have been Yours. &c
w. W. VAN ZANDr.
hide the bots completely and have the written sspssfs
Of 5. p. TOWNSEND.
Principal Ofce l26 Futon-st San BuildinaN Y, Red.
ding n Co. Safest Boston Dyott Sons, l3x North
SscOnG-st Philadelphia 5. = Hsncs druggist, Batroie
Duroi Co Richmond r. NJ. Cohen, Char sstoa; Wright
Co ISL Chartrssst Now Orleans; ia5 South Psarlst
Albany; Van Buskik 2s2 cor Of Market and Brood su
kewsTk, NJ j. and by principal Drusgiss c1d Merebsnn
generally throughout shs United States Wss Indies ssl
the Canada. ol5 lmeoaDlstptItW
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ORDER Of Hon. Michael Ulshoeaef, rira ysdgs
Dof York Common Plea, notice II hereby sivse,
pursuant 10 Tho provisions Of the suhofiSng o.
ischnens sgs'nss absconsipg ed and reckless
debtors, us an sstachmeo hss Issued sgans The estate
DAVID PARK, resident Of the ssts OF Tehnssses, an
lees no appear and dscharfs such siaehnen secesda
o law within nine moDshs from The hfs, pubicstioa
dis notice and thai The pay meet u any debs due 70 ID
by any person within this STATE and the delivery him
for his use OF any property real or personal within y
STATE belonging him. and the transfer Of any sueb pro-
erty by him. forbidden by law, and vsid -Dsw
tho I'D day Of July, is7. HENRY T. DAVIES,
IVA Ia H9m Attorney for AtIAchinx CfsdIN |
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DUII.DERs, HARDwARE-Of every variety.
ID com pruns locks latches shutter and blind hlges and
fsisns door bells and pals folding and sliding door trim
minss silver plated mineral, pearl white rosewood and
BRAS Knobs bats hinges sersws and wrought nails
brsds, 40 &c &: s. LL&Ekx.
ss sos3n (Lsts 0sborn K Littls)33
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NOW FOR sALE-Hungsrford's Ps-
y tent Trass, for which he has received two
M~ premiums BY the American Institgtss-ors
Oct ls44 and enc 10 Oct I3+5 From The
universal testimony Of the best Physcisns,
and the hirh appreciation Of the weurrs the subscribers
hster themselves that this Trzss IL bat 20 be snoun 10
suPssscs, IN practical utility AL others nov before The
psbic The construction Of the ps1 such tss L mas
rolling motion, accommodating itself TO every moti0a Of
TIE body, perfectly nng ths rapture. The and
comfort with which this TEas u worn, make u tsulJ
TESTIMONIALS:
Being under tho necessity Of wearing Truss spiked
one the back pad Of which Faled much that the
remedy became than the disease BsirS induced
Try h1nErrforc's Truss the rupture 10 secured with
and eonvsnisnee In every particular fty dollsrs
would rot induce 70 part With with II unlsss could
procars another WILLIAM w DEfO,
Nsv-PaH. ulsrsf Co NJ T.
hare used Hungerford's Truss on many occasions
during tbs pess four years. and convinced thai, in
utility vel - comfort, Il exec al ether Trussss nos
before the public. JOHN BARNES ND
Poughkespsie, June ie, 1917.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, BY A. B. l. D. SANDS 100
fyse1Sx ~ K Manufactured By SEELYE WAR
" snass, Gem " Smsod'