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CHICAGO. st. InrK Il CINCINNATI LYPRESS
LIVINGSTON q, CO.

WILL make FIVE day trips 20 and from the above
w cities commencing on the opening OF the n
yers. The facilities afforded by the propucto-s O.
this Express Line ir the safe and speedy rar.spor.
tauon oi-prcr, bank notes packages cases &C. tie
cole-rouotnotes bis, aud accounts, nre ample and
complete. having prrnpt and responsible agents oil
the principal intermediate places on the route Fac!
Express will be accompanied hy one OF the proHue.
tors, or hy n competent aud tru-ty messenger They
will be provided wih iron safes on steam boats in al
cases Al matter intended to be conveyed hy th'
express must be- properly put up, correctly address
ed, and delivered the messenger or 10 regular au
thorlcd agent. Packages destined 10 places on III,
route vii be delivered to other expresses, or other
modes Of conveyance, unless otherwise ordered b
the coassn0r. ian ~ LIVINGSTON IL Co.
Cg- The subscribers, agents for this express line
in Ottawa, will rerve all packages OF money to be
forwarded or orders to be executed and will give
their careful attention 10 any business which may
be nrustcd to thercare as agents Of h-eypress line
Feb 9, 1919 CUSHMAS & GRIpIEY
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Lard and Or Freshness of Cincinnati.

In Cincinnati i, is calculated That 100000
lbs. Of lard viii be run into lard oil this wear two
seventh OF which aggregate viii make stc5rlc,
the residue oil, say about 10000 barrels If l.
gallons eacll Much the larger share OF tn, l.
Interior lard made of na,l-t-d AMI stilifci hog
the materials, 10 a great extent, coming t5um a
di7t,ncs-hencc the poor quality Of v Western larl
oil Lard OIL besides being sold iur what il actu-
ally l. is also used fr GdJ.,orating sperm OIL AMI
in France serves TO materially reduce the prize OF
olive oil, the -hll OF the French chemist enabling
them TO Incorporate from So 20 20 p,r cent IF
lard oil with ,lat Of the olive. There Is also au
establishment in that city which besides putting
up hams, tc. i, extensively engagedm extracting
the grease from the rest OF the hog and will pro
badly this year operate in this way on $4,000
hogs, lthas seven large circular tanks six Of ca,
plcity to h I each 5000 ib'- and one 5000 lbs,
These receive the entire carcass, with the cXccp-
tnn Of the hams AMI the mas, i subjected 10 the
steam process, under a pressure Of 70 lbs. to the
square inch the eject Of which operation i 70
reduce the whole Ia one Cousistencc and every
bone 10 powder The fat is drawn off by cocks,
and the residue mere earthly substance Is taken
away for manure Besides the hogs which reach
this factory in entire carcasses, the great mass Of
heads, ribs, back bones taipieces, feet AMI other
trimmings of the hogs cut up at dlfterent pork,
houses are subject 70 tho same process, in order
To extract every particle Of grease This concern
only is expected to turn out this season 100000
h,. Of lord. tiyc-siXths Of which is No l. Six
hundred hogs pas, through these tanks one day
with another
The stearine expressed from the lard is used "a
make candles for being subjected 70 hydraulic
pressure by which thrce-ei- hts Of it are d,charg
ed IS an impure olcinc TIN, la,t Is employed il
the manufacture Of soap 100000 lbs, Of .tea
riuo have been made in one year into candles aul
soap IN these factories, and they can make coo,
lbs, Of candles per average day throughout I'll,
wear
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Tho sale of Brandrrth's Pills

HAS increased more than ten fold IN four years
! L What better evidence can b. had ol TIER value
rs n family medicine o. OF their usefulness IN the
1rcycniauon md cure Of diseases, For further cyi
dcucc however read the following
From american Ncrspqprrs
The NeIo York Erening Star says BT1ndreth'
PIl,sare q medicine which their own intrinsic worth
wi. always secure for them .arre and ready sale
They have deserycd'y n high reputation; and a,
family and ant bilious remedy. II would he difficult
70 equal them among al! the patent medicines OF the
present day
The Ner YorS Commercidi savs: They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood
The NcU York san snys Brandreths Pills have
been used among many Of our friends and IN our own
family we hare used them nearly four years, when
we required medicine; IN that period no Doctor save
DR. Brandreth has crossed our threshold, and no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
Medical men Of the highest professional reputa-
ton have strongly recommended, in all cases Of bill
Ious affections, constipation Of the bowels and ner-
vous and sick headache, arising from the overlooking
Of the digestive organs. the Of Brandt eh's Pills,
rs the best Medicine extant, for relieving those who
are labonng under the effects Of these complaints
They are most safe and ctiiCacous remedy and Ger
tain in their eflects"-Agc
"TO THE WHOLE FAMILY or Man We feel both
pleasure and satisfaction IN rccommcndngt to all our
readers Branlreths Vegetable Pills rs the most Ger
tan most safe, and invaluable medicine eXtant. As
antbious and npcrient Pills, we are perfectly con-
vuced they stand far above all others; as n certain
cure IN all O worms scurvy, scorhutC humorS
eryspclas and all affections Of the skin. dropsy ash
ma stone grnycl, piles, and lurnbago, they will be
ionnd invaluable. ~ Times.
Beware ofcountericits, and remember that Drug.
gusts are not allowed to sell the genuine Ask to see
the certificate Of agency. A, H. IL c. BWiey, are
the general agents for northern Illinois, and at their
Store, 100 Lake Street, Chicago, they may bo had
wholesale and retail. Nov "a, 1913. Is
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which We saw on the Earn III Ne Messrs Siserson
the former the Bahswell and new Leicester
breeds, chiefly valuable for mutton, though their
wool is BY no means OF inferior importance, the
latter BerSshires and Irish graziers with several
crosses between them In this flock we saw
LAMB six months old which in size and appearance
beat anything in the sheep line we have seen fr
some time. As these gentlemen have n consider
able number of these animals TO dispose Of We
would recommend those who desire To procure
good stock, To give them a call Valley lHJsr
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MORE NEIy DEIrGS.

TNfIt, subscriber is now receiving his supply, for
the summer andtnl trade, One door north Of
the Mansion House, consisting Of Drugs md Iie.
dicincS. oils, window glass. paints, varnshes, dye.
stutis, chemical pharmaceutical and patent prcpara-
tons, Dental aud Surgical instruments. pcriumery
and fancy articles, conicctionanes. fruits and nuts
hooks and STATIONARY,
consisting ola variety OF school, toy and misceliane.
Gus books.
Also, Wines, Brrndcs and all liquors used torn
dirnal purpose only. The undersigned Is gent iof
the Canton Tea Company,
and has now on hand supply Of superior Teas al
prices and guilty which cannot fail to please
TownSenGs Sanaparilla for sale, wholesale and
retail. An unusual quantity and variety Of Patent
Medicines n, manufacturers prices
Please call both one and nI and examine my stock
and prices before condcmning the market
July -, 1915 G.. L. THOMPSON.
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Cincinnati has wide notoriety as being the
greatest Pork market in the worll--a circum.
stance which has materially assisted in making it
great city. What Cincinnati il entitled To as n
Pork market, Chicago can claim as a Beef market
"A fact, we apprehcnd that but few of our citi-
zens are aware Of for the reason that our city has
won that reputation, as ii were ut a single stride
About six years ago, the Beef:packins business
was commenced here on n very small scale and
has grown, until this year. the amount packed is
equal to about 10000 barrels. During the last
seven weeks nearly 10000 beefca,te have been
slaughtered and packed here. The average pay.
ments for these Cattle by the packers have ex.
ceeded ten thousand dollars per day-an amount
greater, we think. than the payments for Whea,
during the same time ,--7rijnae.
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durord Branch Ra;iroad--At m adjourned
meeting of the Board Of Directors held on Mon.
day evening last, it was shown that ss5 900 Of
the capital stock of this road had been taken ma.
king nm Increase of $4,000 since the previous
meeting. A resolution was passed repairing the
full amount Of stock to be subscribed before cali
ing for the first instalment In the meantime the
work Is TO be prepared for letting. Mr. Hanchett
Is authorised to proceed Immediately with his sur
yey, and with favorable weather he will have the
llne located and the estimates made during the
present month-Auroya Beaeon
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ttlistcl ancous.
GESTLENEN'S
Furnishing W are house
he Z RICK s sc L D DE r,
al William -, NEW ynRIs

~ W tllaM ~. NJ tONN'
Manufacturers, importers. and dealers IN Shirts
Dressing robes, LiaeH coilOrS, stocks, Shoulder
Brgces, CrqrgtS OperG ties, S-arts, money bsitS,
JHdcr Garments. Chores SqiiuS, Linen BosorlS,
HgqiEerchicfs, Hosiery, Buckles Sgspeaicre,
B9mba-iEsS SC. &c
The above stock will, on examination, he found
notou'y Attractive Extensive and Full but Cheap
Or long experience p the business and knowledge
orm7uuiaguun-, vti the tlcilties Of purchasing.
are such that are confident we can offer induce.
mtnts that cannot be- surpassed by any house IN the
CITY. Particular attention raid to orders and tin.
packing OF goods HERRICk& SCJDDER.
50 William s;Fh!, opposite Plat st, v. !.
DAVID \ NERR-E ISEhEL ". ScrnurR.
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Agricultural Works.

: MINERS and migrants Hand Book Beatty
! on Agriculture, American Agriculture Gard
ncrs and Farmers Dictionary stephens Book OF
the Farm The farmers Companion, Rodgers
Scientific Agriculture, The Cottage Garden Of ~
morca, The Complete Farmer, Armstrong on Ag-
rcu.uUc, Farmers Instructor. The Farmer and
GlGineT,S Book otthe Seasons Landscape Gardcn.
.Rg ana Rura Agriculture For sale 10y
\ II \ [ Burnley. l22 l.hke.st Chcegn
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TALENT, TACT, PEpsrvERrNcr--Thosc three
qualities help men forward to well-deserved wealth
AMI enduring honors David Rlttenhousc, the
American Astronomer was n plowman; Roger
Sherman boot and shoe maker: George Bruce
the wealthy typefoundor, (who has generously
helped forward many poor but deserving broth
or of the prcss,) poor printer boy. rs were also
Horace Greedy, James Harper, Thmlow Weed
and Simeon Cameron Of the United States Sen.
ate; the able and eloquent Senator for Ohio, Cor
win, began life driving team between Columbu,
and Cincinnati Thomas Eubank was bred n
plumber, John Fitch who invented the steamboat
and exhibited it, operation, was u native Of Con.
nectcut and died poor and neglected. as did the
ingenious Oliver Evans Amos and Abbot Law
renee walked down from Vermont to Boston witt
scarce cent in their pockets, and hardly any
shoes on their feet. Andrew IT, Micklc, tobacco
mist, former Mayor of New York, never inherit
ed cent Of fortune, and Mayor Brady won hi.
way to wealth by skill us mechanic and pr
dencc as man of business. Sixteen years before
the gallant but unnssuming General Brown was
CommanderinChic of the Armies Of the United
States, he was teaching q small Quaker school,
Cicero, the greatest of all Roman Orators. was OF
very humble origin-yeth his cloqucncc COMPOUNDED
the traitor Catalina, and made Julius Cpsar ,rem.
bic though in the plentiudc' of his power.
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Gbit1ao ADVERTISEMENTS.
IuLDKETIi,S HISTORY

" OILS and II oi HID. eihs History ofihe Uni
ted States are nav ready. Mr. illdrelh's ia
cl'y tororIsii-iHs isgrmagk able from the Immense
amount OF material al hs disposed; he has arranged
and so cullel ,Gat, without emitting a Ink IN the
cham oieyidcncr he has introduced nothing suprr-
tluoas or that Is embarrassing 10 the reader HIS
style Is even. energetic. aud sCholar-lkc and vel
suited 10 the dignity history il relieves even the
dry details Of statistics. METRuroITuN
For sac by \ II. & c. hurley,
sru1l ly2 lakr>t { hir9rf
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ER,STOL'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment,

ME Unprecedented sale with which this ar-
Il t.ce has met and the universal satisfaction
M which !, has given has induced the present
pyCprc.ors 10 extend rs manufacture ~ that n can
be within he reach of all who may wish TO test its
singular efficacy Is repuia,lan rs n remedy Tor
cuis kicks. gals, spraIrs, cramps, old sores, sore
mess and Tin, OF Joints, burns salt rhcum, ring.
bones, Scromn IN - worst stages weakness or pam
IN 'he back, loss OF power N the limbs, iniluuma.
ton and swengs OF MI kinds tumors, frozen limbs.
sweeney, tsiua scratches, poll evil, sp..nt spawn.
ring worms cubs, sand cracks. sore lips. chappcd
hands, flesh wounds of all kinds, &c i,highrr in
places where i has been introduced than TINT OF any
other remedy ever offered 70 the public It's used
Tor man and beast.
From the fact that all patent medicine advertise
Ceu.s are filed with certificates .puyortug 10 be
genuine oicurns effected 50 few ot which are ever
re1d, tie projectors propose emitting everything in
the WY oihunbHg putting. and stating nothing bu,
N" simple facts Is they depending solely rp0n
'1" Wcruis Of the meccr, N connection with those
trt- 20 furnish Tor pertinent reputation and cx-
t"n-v" sale Below wi, be found few Certificates
which have been handed IA. for publication. and
uv ihem will be seen that diseases TINT have here
toore been considered almost iHcurablc. can be ca.
s.y cgIeiby 8r-tois Nerve and Bone Linimen'.
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FIRST CLASS RIVER STEAMBOATS,

TO St Louis, md by the Lower River Steamers 10
towns on the Mississippi and New Orleans.
This Raiiroad. with the steamers in is conncr-
ton from Chicago TO Buffalo, for regularly, safety.
speed, general equipment audaccomap a'on, forms
every rpsrprt
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SrPERIOR FIRST CLAss R0I,TE- :

and altogether the cheapest from the Mississippi val
ley and the towns on Lake Michiganto the east
For FrcightiHg purposes. the difference of nsur.
ance IN favor Of tins route over that through the
Lakes shows an average oione-haifo OF one per cent
The following statement OF this upon n few arli-
cies viii serve to show It's bearing upon the whole
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Hendrix Hudson, Baltic, Empire,
Oregon, 4 Saratoga.

oregon, Il Saratoga.
Between Detroit and Sandusky, daily
STEAMER iRROF.
Between Detroit, Monroe. & Toledo, dnily-st'rs
JOHN OWEN & JOIN HOLLlSTER.
Between De,rOi, md Por, Huron day--s,enmer.
FRANKLIN MOORE Il TELEGRAPH
ENTS;
K. ]. VAv DEwArTr, New York
RICHARn r. VAy DEwArER, Albany
H. NJ, kINSE, Mich. Cent X. r Dock. Buffalo.
CuAs II. liURp, X. r. Freight House. Detroit.
X. ii. murray, New Buffalo
JAMES PEcH, 81 Co, Chicago
w NvvGrR. Little Fort
G, j. HrrCHtYsoN d Co. Southport.
kHArP, MuRFEy,& DorToS, Racine
Is. lluMrHREy, Milwaukee.
G7-Packnges arriving at Buffalo by rail road OF
canal for this route should be marked" yia NJ & X
r. and consigned 10 care Of II VI Kline.
apr Is toldec ] w. BROOKS,
snr't Mich c. X. K. Co,
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Removal !

WE are now receiving ard shall keep constantly
1" on hand q full supply of Sugar, Coffee, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Molasses, Tea, Soap. Can.
dies Rice. Pepper, Spice &C., ior sale n, reduced
prices by spIe RYAN & SANGER.
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DRlNrS aud Domestic Goods We have fitted
L upa room over our store tor The sale of prints
and domestic goods. and will offer the largest as
sortment in town at prices that cant be beat.
APsil 10 1870. RvAx e. SlsaFr,
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TWO DAILY LINES

From Chicago to Buffalo, connecting directly vii,
n" Carstrom Buffalo to Albany, and steamboats, L
New York or cars to Boston.
Going west, siennlhont WI. .eave NulillD
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

mi OTlCEis hereby given that will, by myself
orngent, attend AT the place oiholding cleo.
L tons, or NJ the places mentioned opposite
the names OF each precinct in this notice, on the fol-
lowing days. for the purpose Of receiving the taxes
for ID 1919; At what or
Precinct whose house Day fthc week. Date
grafton, Precinct house Wednesday Nov Z,
Trenton. Pub. house vcrmettrhursdny s,
DAYTON Precinct house Friday 0,
y Otta,oa, do ho Saturday 10,
Mission. is Armstrong Mon Il Tues" 25 81,
I0rdia, Benamin's store Wed a. Thu" 2s29,
J,ccrson, Blake Saturday Dec !,
Brookfeid, b F Gngc monday 9,
Eagle. George Bazorc Tuesday - 4,
Franklin, + Galloway wednesday 5,
lermiiiOn, Asa lIoldridgc Thursday G,
Sandy. Esar DiIlman, Friday Z,
Cedar, N N Let's, Saturday g.,
Western, Brtws,cr& Beebe's
office Mon tn g. Wed" 10, n 10,
IGsaie. Union House Thu & End "i3li,
Utica, WIN Simmons Saturday IS.
Madison, DR. lIennesy Monday H.,
TROY. Mr. Mclaughlin Tues e. We'd" IL. 10
Monroe, Esqt Bryant Friday 81,
lVashingionPrc house Mona. Tues" % rs,
Indian, AG Goobspeed's store Wednesday DC,
" Verm,flon Esqr Dimick Frid e. Sat "cs 90,
Andat the court house in Ottawa during the month
81 Jannary,A n. 1850. HENRY HuRLBUT,
Otiawn, DC, Lillian Collector.
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FORWARDING s. Commission.
- 1919. -
MatteSon & Preston,

- 1919. -.
MatteSon & Preston,
CGYUlSSlON & FORWARDING MERCHANTS
ST. LOUIS. no.
JOEL \. NArTrsoY, JOHN n. PRESTON
REFReECtS'
Nss.rs, P Pom y DarAee' 81 L'nis
Nrs.rs, smith and Townsend, Ne,r Orleans.
T. y. Walker, Esq, Bate, Rouge,
Benz Nac,', Esq, Matches,
le,sa; Williams az! Lawrence, fE.n'''
l. P. sanger, Esq,, Gele7s. ., c,.
,leSsrs. Wordsworth, Dyer and Chap,n, tdtGso
Ogden and Jones.
William Gooiag. L2rlp0r:,
Gen hco5 Fry,
Messr.. Nla,,rson and Bradn-r, JoGei,
Walker and IIlek,,ns. Ottassa.
CushmaD and Gudley,
Isaac Hardy Esq, la Sale,
D l. Tough,
Iane- dunlap, Esq, ls,Esaarii'..
Messgs Cog,euics anil Gawo!d, Peoria,
e Phelps and BOug.and.
Hon. Thomas Ford,
Messrs Braducr 4 Co, Ns,c York,
David LeaYtt, E~4..
Mcssrs Suydam, Sage & Co. "
" Corning, Homer Il Co., Albany
\ J. Williams. Esq, JtIcI,
MeSsrs Kimberly. Peasc ) Co, Eafl!0.
d" jay and Webster
" Reed, Parks 4 TO, Bearer,
e Bobb and Bishop. Ciers!lpd,
Burrows 4 Co, Cincinnati
Williams and Dlwo.th, Pittsjurs.
Knapp and Totem,
T. and F Flbe-. "
g." Hoffman and Coates, Peru.
| n Harmon, Esq,
4. n Brewster, Esd,
4 II RidEely, Esq, Springfield
{. Webster, Esd,
Nm, Fem Esq fpcon.
Messrs Dudley and Warilow, Hcans7R.
Chas C. Wilcox, Esq, Pelia
Nhcu anMhnNrN ..Anr nM nNhr nn.arurn
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Pol EyiICurcd.

!. Homo B,orH, oi Sycamore, Ne Kaid GO IT
hereby certify, shat have cured two Of the worst
-cs Of poll cy. upon my horses during the last year.
with BTi-iois lanmrnt that have ever seen In
tie first instance commenced using the linimcr,
before the sore had broken by moIs,ening the skin
with II and heating il IN with hot shovel and
in tour days after made my first APPLICATION nv
hOr-e : head and neck were ms timber and well rs
ever. With the second case did not apply the Ii
nlmeni, IRON neglect, until the sore had broke and
discharged matter for some two DAYS when com.
mcnced washing the sore al quite clean with cast
steel soap and water, md then bathing freely with
the nmcnt md within one week from the first
application the sore had healed and has since been
as well as ever. ! assure those having horses nf.
.cted in that wny thntBrstol's Nerve and Bone Ii.
nment viii IN every instance no, only cure poll evil
but will cure Il eiirc'unly ALoyzo BRowy
Sycamore, De Knlbco., Ill.,
svCcny Cured.
!, ". q. PARK, OF Oswcgo, Kendall county, III
hereby certify that some time IN the month of Ami
last had valuable horse sweencyed lhnd becn
applying several kinds Of medicine for H. when Bns.
tots Lnment was recommended TO me purchas.
ed two bottles Of and with them IN weeks time
entirely cured my horse At the sweeney The lini.
ment should be rubbed on the shoulder md hct in
with hot iron. There Is no doubt Of its being an
Invaluable cure for sweeney IN It's worst stages.
Qswego, III. W.O P.tr.
Hear what the citizens OF the county where this
medicine Is manufactured say
We the undersigned citizens Of Boone Co hovinn
witnessed the beneficial effects of Bris,oIs Nerve
ana Bone Imminent chceriuIly recommend It as the
best external remedy we have ever known
Geo'ge Williams, II. +, Pain,
| Fr"lucs Winner. a. Morev,
| II. j. Donlltrle. J W. Webb.
ANN, Smith, VIM. Dawson,
Vim. y. Russell, Walter Strong,
Anorrw Norev, SAMUEL Robingson.
j: ". Glissner. Resell Y. lioycy,
VI. q. Gronmond, stephen Dewoli,
| Ruben Z, penveIl, Albert Pcrsels,
VIM. N. Lundy, Richsrd Powell,
James Moss. T. G.. Wo,co,t.
| II. d. Nav, John d. Sanders,
| Thomas Hart. p. r, Loop.
j.. II. Nasho', y. w, Bitge,
/ Asa Moss Jr. T.. q, Hamilton,
| q. w. Downs. nc. Walker.
| Abel r. Blood. 4. l.. Inslee.
The above Linimcn, is for sale by N'AtxrR &
| lllcELrSa, WHITE IL HUNTER and by u. ]. TuoMr-
SON Ottawa Ill., Oct 26.Iy outlilv
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CATION

eau ITON,
Owing to the great success and immense sale of
Dr. Townsends Sarsnpnriiln. number of men who
were formerly our agents, have commenced making
sarsoparn extracts, cliSirs, btlcrs extracts of yell
low dock, &c. They gcncn,ly put il up in the same
shnpcd bottles and some OF hcm have stole and cop.
iedour advertisements, they nrc only worthless imi.
,alions, and should be avoided
Principle office. l26 FuLroN street, Sun Battling,
N. r.; kcdding a. Co.. 3 State street Boston;
Dyot, y Sons, lalnorth second street. Philadelphia;
;; 5, Hance, Druggist, Baltimore 2 NJ. Cohen
Charleston; lpnght& Co.. Charities street. N o..
100 south Pearl street. Albuny; and by THE ort..
ciple druggists and merchants generally 4 AA1f
the United States, IVES, lndias and ,ht Sn8AAs<
n9 la4O..iy Ovsws, in.
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Var IUE, NIuI q, 1911
DR. Townsnnd--l vsny believe that your Sassz.
parln i'n- been 10" means, through Providence Of
Sayusmy life. have tor several years hai a 6ai
cough lrhccomc worse and Wou,. Atla.t mis-.
ed large quantities of blood had night swears. and
was greatly debiinrrd and reduced; and dad no; cy.
peci to live ! have only used your Sarsapasi.a a
short time, anl there hls a wonderful change been
wrought m me. lou can we'll ina cine that am
thankful for these result, Your obi s5ry't
NlNI ptrGEIT ,s.,t....-..
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I5rtr and IgRC
" Townsend Saroplri.l1 Is uacqaUclin cases
Of the chs. and Fever and hguc The follow NC
letter Is only one uiEmdrrds TINT We have received
from the south and west OF he lhe character.
O,wcgo, Nch Oct -, 1917
~ Townsend Dc1rslr- purchased togmy wii,
two bottles OF sarsapaul!a Of your agent, Nh Ne
Nar, n kaawaz. O, 10 try ltior the Fever and Aguc
Before had finished the first bottle. it appeared to
warm the blood, and every other day, when the
chl.'S and Fever appeared they were less violent
audhcoyc she had finished the bottle, she was entire
" relieved, and she was much better taGn she had
been before she took the ngur
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