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WcI.ar's Patent
Japan Liquid and Paste Backing,

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PhiM. in October last, and the first prolniA1
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November lS4S.
This new and superior backing is IN, da .
superior ingredients and so well adjusted us 10
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even surprising the great Day x Martins oil
London and has hundreds eff certificates from
the very hes. Judges that are to..be found and IS
for sale by all dry good Stores III EIkton una
elsewhere viz.
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VIM. Pcll, anicl Bratton, Ben. c. Pearcs ana
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BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM,
Has cured without the least shadow of doubt very
many OF the most strongly developed vi liberated
and diseased hungs-such were cured by
any other medicinss-aud which wore uHsrly hope.
less that the diseased persons were pronounced "
ply cians and friends To be ACTUALLY DYING.
It possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtsEs
nearly powerful and active the preparation which
We call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
lhis differs from tina. because this possesses SEVERAL
orHEx INDICATIONS which pscutta ly oJapiod ",
uni ARE sssest,ahy nscessa'y, to cure
COUGHS 81 co SU MPTION
and NIL d-cases OF pulmonary nature such diseases
usually prove ialiI under ordinary reatnenL
when they attack
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart
Tas Balsa,a htols and ulcers in the Lsnss sud
clsewh here sn1y, certainty and easily the PuR
FLYING EXTRACT hes and hcais ulcers 'Itcnaiy. 1hts
BALsAm cures Nine cascs "i Lough and Consumption
OF Ten, after all other remedies have dil,d TO do good
THOUSANDS OF CONSTITUTIONS
and Chronic Coughs, abundany prove its nnlntling
efficacy in such diseases, and s undoubtcd curative
power. and soothing healing properties in the following
c"npl"nts and dis.ttee viz. SpnmS Of Blood BhstL
tEs at the Lungs Pam IN The BTedst and SIDE, Night
Sw,ais Nervous Copii,iais, PaiIt0tion Of II. Htut,
CFidreH and Aduifs-and ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS
No remedy that Las been offered 10 the public, has
Lccn half certain and cgeciuai IL resio, ALL
the incidental ptakncsseS and urtguior,s of the
as BRANr's PULMoN.RY BALSAM. 1t makes no differ.
rnce whether the arrangement be suppression ercsSs,
or other incidental usakncSS--it REGULATES ALL,
by strengthening the system, rguasLg the circulation,
and SOOTHING and AlLAilEG NERVOUS lRRlTA.
BlLlVY. See Pamphlets for proof.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From The GIrl to the Woman and the Woman at mid
de ag.-tlt one case is acCfisIatsd and the other
g,ad.ay suppressed 10 prevent any OF the jgol ds
that frequently arise i'll consequence OF suck
change.
CONSUMPTION!
ADYING WOMAN CURED
We state this Ia prove the pouer 10 Suue hf&
when MS Bdisum is used, after the person s
s!cd by physician and friends To he in the last stasa
Of d,rase-actuay dyiagnnd in this for sUns,
that til. Sh,0ud and JHy.Ii clothes bought For
the ga, icars of this md the resPeciddic and
do4bicd proOf of all the circumstances and acs, we
refer To oar PAMPHLETS
This cure was effected on Mrs ZlRA DlkEMAE, OF
BailstOn Spa, Saratoga Co.. ". Y. We can prove be-
You'd doubt Rany ether almost equally ms hopeless md
innupcyabic Of Coughs and COasumponS CURED
which pronounced incaratle by skiiinl pbySicians
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Sec the Of DOc!. HuJd4Fd, Of Stamford, Conn., aud
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BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY DlLSAM.
The Breast, Threat, Lungs, and Heart

Inis Balsam heals and ulcers in the LansS, aid
elsewhere Incnoy as certainty and easily ~ the PuRI'
FLYING EXTRACT thes and heats ulcers tIcthaHy Ihis
BALSAM cures Mae ot COugh and CoHSspption
hil..r all Llrr rrmrilis have lniL,L 10 do nnL
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and Chronic Coughs, abundany prove its nnlatling
efficacy in such DISEASES, and its undoubtcd curative
power. and suoiu. healing properties in the following
complaints and diseases viz. Sptnmg Of Hood, BistL
Tag at the Lungs, PAIN IN The Breast and Side Night
SD'diS Nervous C0mii1iHiS, Pa'Inat'0n Of he HtDt,
C.osa infaniuei Dyssnt,y, md Summer Complaints III
rIiIdr,1 nn,i Aiuls-and LII
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The Mines of California Outdone

FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
The Diamond City of Philadelphia Still
AhanAI
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MARTIN AND wHTELEY's NATIONAL
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