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AsruMA on plTn1sIc, AND BRONCHITIS:

WEsr MIScNEsrKR Pa, Feb. i, $50.
S,R Your CHEERT PgcToEAL is performing marvellous
this section. II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption, and Is curing man
who has labOrel under affection Of the lungs for the last
. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
a a, RAMSEY, n. D., .AtsrOs, MosRoE cousTT, Iowa;
writes Sept 6, 1885, "During practice OF many years
have found nothing equal to CHRRAT PEoroaAL for CIV
and relief TO coasuupve PATIENTS OF curing such
eurabe."
We might add volumes evidence the convnc
ing proof reeyis found Int effects
upon trial.
Probably remedy has been knOwniwheh cG--
ed so many and such dangerous this Some hu
AID could but those the cuERRT PEcEo
aAL affords relief and comfort.
Asroa HOUSE, New York City, March :, 1855.
DIX. AYER, LOreH: feel 1t duty and pleasure to in
yon what your CuRRRY has done fOT wife
Sue hal been I'VE months aborng under the dangerous
symptoms Of Consumption, from which aid could
gave her much relief She steadily failing, until
DIR. Strong Of this city, where have for advice
trial OF your medicine Webless his Kindness
your skill, for she has recovered from that day
yet strong she used be, but is free from
her cough, and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF saRLBYvlLLR.
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AYERS cATHARTIc PILLS.

AK GfG . GA4d6oI44Ss 64A4o.
1TNE sciences Chemistry Medicine taxed
their produce this hest, most perfect purga
tive whIcIa known InnuneraOe proofsare shown
PITTS have virtues which Surpass in excellence the
ordinary sIucs and that they win unprccedentcdy
the of all They safe and pleasant to
take powerful Their penetrating properties
stimulate te.xtal activities of body, remove the OBJ
trucons of It's organs purify the blood and epe disease
They the foul umors which breed and dis
temper stimulate sluggish disordered into their
action and nart healthy tone with the
system. Not only do they the everyday COM
every body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baGed the best Of human Skill While
they produce powerful effects they are ut the same time n
diminished doses the physic that be
ployed Children Being they pleasant
being purely vegetable, free from risk
of harm Cures have been which surpass belief
they SYSTEMATICALLY Of such exalted position and
as to forbid the suspicion Many
sn cersv,en md lent their 10 GER
y the public the reliability Of remedes, while others
have sent the Insurance Of their that my pre-
paratons contribute immensely TO the relief Of afflicted
suffering fellow.men.
The Agent below named is pleased furnish, gratis, my
American Almanac, containing directions for their use
and the certificates Of their cures OF the following com
pI1nts;-
Heartburn, Headache arising foul Stomach Nausen
ndgesIn Morbid nactlon Of the Bowels aad ain arising
herefrsm, RAtuency Luss of Appetite, all Ucerous ami
Diseases, which require evacuant Medicine
scrorna Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
supposed they could rcach such as Deafness
Partial Blindness, Seuraigia and Nervous IrTitaby De-
rnngeneuts OF the Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kin
drcd complaints, arising from low state Of the body, OBJ
sructiuns Of Its functions.
pill they make profit Ask for AYERS PILLS, and
nothing else. No other they give you compares
the best aid there is for Them aud they should
have 1t.
Prepared by DR. 1nmles q. n yerS.
Practicaland Analytical Chemist
PRICE Is CTS PER BOX Five Boxes tSass F NGs5 81
The genuine article Is sold by coo,.oo
EVERYWHERE. sE!:on
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To HOUSEh EEI1hhS.
TN STORE and sale reduced prices the following
Articles viz: Plate Warmers, new STYLES and plain;
Coal Vases, five sets: Five Stands Of different qualities
Also, Feners Ah Pans. Coal Scuttles Toilet SETS Slop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Trays Corn pop
Hearth Droos, assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chatting and Vegetable Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks OF the best quality; Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
pstterns Side Irons, Mnce Cutters
and various other articles useful House Keepers
wAI. HEBURN
dec20 No. 81 Monroe Street.
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SOMETHING NEW!
Watches Clocks and zJewelrv

o. r. BROWNS.
us MAIN ST. ABOVE THE II. NJ BANK
NAere can be found In great variety Gold VYateba.
" eased In Magic Hunting and Open faees rlIsiS h,
pTss from S21 to $780, and in sser Gases from 5 down
cLocKs of every style price, and warranted 70
ELEGANT STYLES OF JEwFLRy
Consistlng in part ofVery ane Coral Sets
gets ana and great variety Of an Gold Js
9 9L every description, which, having been nurcassd Al
teety from the m sold very low
~. .ss - : FANCY GOODS. -
Fine Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs ISdfa. FrJh. -
ana 1sng ao- eigant and plain 81 +asb
great variety Of usetai aud pretty things - anu
ane Paene generally ana ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ono Remsiu- for -nna =Tliaea.e -

one Remedy for one Disease
mr. Truxalis regular physician and stands high tln
~ Wash. Co. Pal In his profession and man HIS
medicine Is valuable one
Nj Robert Mckinney Of West BrognsviIle Pa aged 81
Elixir which performed permanent cure win appear
from thu annexed certificate:
This Il to certify afflicted with
Dyspepsia the prominent symptoms II which were, obstI
nate CoSveness, Snnrness Of the Stomach, back
hips and legs, spells of Extreme weakness, Loss flesh
La1gour, Debility and 6inRWnS at he stomach.
many remedies-went Baltimore consult come
very eminent physcansspent not less than hundred
dollars, hut benefited used Dr. Trixuls
Sacred EiXer bottle which edectallv cured me-
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept. "a, 1858.
For sale By Il. II. LOGAN & co.
cps General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Walk; IN, .GENTLEMENl
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends patrons and
the citizens OF Wheeling generally, that have Just
ceved Spring and Summer Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vcstings together with full Gents
nishinR Goods.
My stock has been selected with great best
New York and Philadelphia markets. styles are very
neat and as TO quality they second to none, being
very hest makes and which am prepared to make
der and at short notice, in the latest and approved
style and hest manner
A good ut guaranteed in all cases sale, by
J. n. STALLMvN. Merchant Tailor,
apS t.lftsf No. 2 WashinstOuETRI
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Communities do not despair till you have AYEA
CHERar PEcroaGL. made by of the best mellca
chemists In world and Its all round us bespeak tbs
high merits OF its TlEtaes--l.alladelphta Ledger
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AHa 'He ia 9T III I5 TI T
- oICHAGH Ch AIHEh,
Such ndIIestion, Acdity the Stomach Colcky Palms.
eartburn Loss of Appetite Dependency Costiyeness
Blind Bleeding Piles all Nervous, Rheumatic, snd
Neuralgia Affections, hiss instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
This purely compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the OF the celebrated
professor, Bocrhave.
In most European StStes Introduction into
United States intended especially those
therland scattered here and there over the face OF this
mighty country Meeting great success among them,
now offer American public knowing that its truly
wonderful northumberland must be acknowledged.
Ills to those persons whose con-
sutions may have been impaired by the continuous use Of
ardent sprit other forms Of dissipation Generally in
tantaneous In eject II finds its way directly TO the seat OF
iroo,inv sprit and IN fact Inuse new life ami yror to
tI .n, p''''' N'' " -'' 4 e'l -
"s = C4uTIoSi
The pYea. ,on;lar Of Aroma I'M Iu5nesd
Re- not "a ,, nj So,
bs T l2o4Ti,N v TIoIIanl Btters a fair t1iSI 0n not
M Iii To,, s Inf pJtey S.erior ti 40 siiIbsss
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Manufacturing PhAFmaeentists and Chemists,

G2GESRR-
PHILADELPHIA, T. ". Dyott Sons, 1S9 n. 81 street New
York, Barnes& PARK. 50 broadway corner Duane B4t
mpre Cuspare Brothers. Gay and Penna. Avenue
elnnat John D. Park Chicago, Barclay Broters 9l8 s
Water 81 81. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. n. Orleans
J. Wfenr 8 CO.
Sold in Wheeling by Langhns Bushfeld, I. n Logan
Co. and other Druggists and Merchants through
ont the United States md Cauaaas oeF9tNvlv:z
I5TTI RIAL 0EL-+46tt f1rsaleby -
IL ap1l \ o. GSob 90.
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MEDICAL


A. b. M0RTLEY, ESQ, of UTtoI, New York, writes: ~
haze used your PEcruRAL myself in my family
since sou believe the best medicine for its
purpose ever put With bad cold should sooner pay
tenty-ve bottle than do without take any
other remedy"
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AMOS LEE ESQ., MONTEREY, IA, writes, Sd Of January,
1856 81 had tedious Influenza which confined me In
doors weeks many medicines without relief hna-
" tried PEcroRA by the advice OF our Clergyman
dose relieved the In throat and lungs
than half the bottle made completely we'll Your
medicines the cheapest well the best can buy,
esteem Doctor and your remedies, as the poor
an's friend
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New Savings Bank Store,
AT TIP

0iitdo rISOSS,i. 4 81 LEI - T.: >,
TtITIZEESof Wheeling vicnIty-T1s old maxim for
~ health reminds that may not he aiss to call
attention Pail and Winter stock of Boots, Shoes Eats,
CAPS! Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks at the Of Market
ena Monroe strestS. where ynn viii end variety Of
low prcca.
Very thankful fer the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you respectfully solicit all 70 call and
examine stock, Ut viii be pleasure to and wait
yau thus uniting labor with rest that may give their OF
may have health
Ladies yon wish pusehsse fashionable and cheap
winter Bonncts -ure,
Call at She old Pt st Once, opposite the McLure.
ssnsnsn, hyou wish to purchase fashionable Cap
oanE:tar shove place, where you win s,.-that
Remember the old Post Office coTI,er.
70 Country Merchants have fen GoudstS dispose Of at
SeIs En- WATSON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-13

terrible disease into the place. He was
a widower, and his youngest daughter
kept house for him; but as soon as she
discovered the character of his illness,
she fled IN unnatural terror from his roof,
and the poor sufferer was left alone to
die
The village doctor was as much fright
ened as his patients, and refused TO visit
the infected spot again. Mr. Marsh was
Mortified at the cold neglect of the peo-
pie, and without a fear of personal con-
sequences, placed himself by the bed of
the sick man.
The unnatural daughter was next Ia
ken down with the disease, the people
fed from her as she had fed from her
father; bat there was an angel In Free
lawn. Margaret, Initiating the noble ex
ample Of her husband, placed herself in
the position from which others fled. Day
and night she watched over the sick girl
till she died.
Others had taken the disease, and not
only Margaret and her husband were re-
CURED to tend the sick. but half a dozen
more Major Wainright-that old hea-
them proved himself kind and conpe-
tent nurse. 1t was with great difficulty
/ that attendants enough could be found for
! the sick.
For several weeks Margaret slept not
more than an hour at a time She labored
earnestly and patiently in her samaritan
office, and none suffered for attention.
At the couch OF the rich and the poor she
was alike an angel of mercy. She did
not laugh then-the sun was yelled in
clouds
At last the distemper had done its work.
Houses and garments were smoked, and
one by one the timid inhabitants came
back to their homes. and in few months
treelawn was as though no distemper had
been there. People smiled again; Mar
garet laughed again.
No one ventured to question the minis
ters orthodoxy; 10 one ventmed to ques-
ton Margaret's fitness for the place in
which Providence had placed her.
What do You think of the minister's
wife, now?' asked Tom, one day.
She has noble heart, if she is hoy
den replied Mrs. Wise.
I am willing to give her all the cledit
she deserves added Sophia.
Nhenw all fled like flock of fright
ened sheep, she stood by her post; and if
she IS not fit for minister's wife, no one
IS, continued Tom, emphatically. She
IS an angelo
SO thought Freelawn without an excep-
ton, and twoyears after, when Mr. Marsh
had louder call from the city, it was
as hard to part with Margaret, as it was
to part with her eloquent and useful hus-
band.
Margaret is modeIminister's wife
Tier religion 5 constant smile. She
/ dlttuses cheerfuiness and warmth WHEREBY
er she goes. She honors her profession
/ by her cheerful, serene and beautiful life.
Major wainwright goes to church every
/ Sunday, and believes that the church is a
/ very beneficent institution. Contrary to
Tom 5 anticipation, Sophia did not back
slide and few years after, was married
4 to gentleman from the city who was
spending the summer at Freeiawn.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-13

The Rev. Mr.. Marsh was married to
AIarCarct Wainri-5t The major, in the
process olthe courtship, had been brought
into intimacy with the clergyman, had
talked, laughed, cracked Jokes with him
for, as We have before limited, Marsh's
theology had nol eaten out his manhood.
They had even been troutinr torether.
and seated on a rock BY the brook, they
had discussed theology together: and the
major found out hat, according to Mr.
Marsh, theology WAS not religion itself,
tu. only the science of religi on-that it
bore the same relation TO religion which
hygiene and medicine DO TO health.
The major was not little astonished
when he arrived at this fact. He was
sill more aslonished when he found that
the church was not religion, any more
than the school was education. The church
was an institution TO teach people to be
religious.
The major wanted 10 be religious, tho
the people would have It that he was an
old heather, and when he found out what
the church was Tor, he went to it, and was
much edited thereby.
ms IS DEPRESSION, yet not a digres-
+ 't..' A'e'- NC VIII ltt argue lt--tLle mn
lster married the majors daughter, much
to The scandal Of his own good name
The people Of Free.awn we're INDIGNANT.
and espe ciaIly indignant were the moth
ers Of the for.y-three aspirants for the
vacant place in the parsonage.
Freeiawn was scauIaEzed by havjnr
such a minister's wife. She was not fit
for such 4 place; and there was a serious
discussion IN the town, as to whether it
would not be best to question the ortho-
doxy Of Mr. Marsh, and thus induce him
TO ask a disuisSioa, rather than have his
hoydPnisA wife among them.
Margaret, all unconscious Of the storm
that was brewing, still laughed on as tho
the skies were bright and clear. Dir.
Marsh was satisfied. His wife, he had
found oUt, If no one else had, possessed
loving heart, . religious sentiment, and
veneration largely developed, and a treas
ure Of intellect worthy 4 doctor of diyin-
lyy.
They had been married but a few months
before the smallpox appeared in Free
lawn, creating 4 tremendous sensation
among the people. \ poor man. who had
been At work II he city, had brought the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-13

and the forty-three young unmarried Ia
dies who had set their caps for MIR.
Marsh, did lot relax one Jot or title thef
efforts TO catch hlIa.
ya-r1e stories had been whispered thro'
FreeIawn. Thirteen Of the forty-three
were discouraged when they heard the
whisper thai something was about to hap
nen. Soon after Tom Wise announced
the astounding fact we have set forth IN
the first part of this chapter.
Tom looked lnisehieyously at his sister
Sophia. and Mrs. Wise looked pityingly
at her daughter Sophia. Mr., Marsh was
going 10 be married to Margaret VAIN
right. Tom kept silent as long as he
could, bat the mischief in his composition
wa too tremendous TO be kept down.
lou have lost ban, Sophia sand he,
chuckinr her under the chin.
Los him, Poohr she sneered.
Perhaps the bride elect viii make you
one Of her bridesmaids
.Humph / viii have nothing 10 do
with her
I suppose not. What has she done2'
L didn't say that she had done any
thing
Stole Mr.. Marsh from you! laughed
Tom.
Don't say that, Tom; if it were true,
[ Mould hot care
That was the very reason why she did
care.
/ isn't it true, sis3'
Indeed. il ISN'T
Didn't you join the church on purpose
/ to catch A[r. Marsh:'
/ Indeed, did not
/ am afraid You will be backslider,
/ now that he IS going to marry Margaret
! Wainright.
How absurd you are, Tom. As if /
+ ever cared straw for Mr.. Marsh, or for
! Margaret wainwright either, for that mat
ter, used 70 think he was good preach
FER.
But you do not think SO now?'
i do not
Unfortunate admission!
So he IS really going TO marry Mar
garet Wmnrigh,l' added Mrs. Wise, as
much to prevent Tom from vexing his sis
ter, as 10 vent little private feeling of
her own.
-. ~, - II Is, .Le l,Jo, ;o,q lile HrIselL
day
Il WIZ oe a strange match she IS
WIG, cray SiTl,
- = PGlISGL I ,-o ''eii' ''io'iler' remarked
- Pr M lil1o', ~ -.-.-.. =.
no more IL . og i niIhiSte, WiIe
man '4e MAJOR hhnseII would be, added
oi[S H- " l9f' H., I'LL.
Vow | aIEI =, li-o'si NJ sue was very
5ooS 80 I III s''Iu ON, =.
- ' lt = il4 more olshi'y ABOUT her
'lisiI '-Iel = . alolt d f'I'Lei d month Old.
am l S''le s sue = ioI III LOT minister
49, ,ts',ee PM ~. no Ss me reader
~.'l r No. ~ IN u ~ I1I l',i1e 5S'-
- -. w "a % > os5CI ''-i'' Io'lu'
80 90 - =" "O1'0 L-i1Ac 4 Soou
'''ii' - y. , IL.
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PRE- SAW ORKS
w z. CAGE & 90.

SVrre Room No. 81 sEaia street, ST. Louis. 5Io.
IA Ster' aii Crcaior, PIT, 1fntsy Crosscf, etjoe.
HaEi GEa Pant S0~s, SaU lIGHGreS IDssis and Go5G
Csels, Trunk Springs Ksigss Reaper SickIss, Springs
&r
- Also Saws repaired an! made good ct
small expense.
The undersigned have made such Improvements and
arrived at such perfection in the tmPeriug and grinding
department Of their works take such pains pro-
cure the best quality of Steel that they assert with
out fear Of contradiction, that their stock Of Saws
hand and being manufactured are and viii be not
only equal to bat superior any made in brought
this market
Every Saw sold u.ler their guarantees viii DO made
good TO the purchaser If found to he trial
year. G7-ly) W. L F. GAGE u co.
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Chicago Jmttissnlsrt;.
CORNER OF STATE avD p,,,,o
Entrance Ne. n State Street, 's

4 HSIlfITED SEPTEMBER, 1881 TNccn-.
Il by the Legislature OF Illinois Feb-,-. - uAAIta
iAe extraordinary patronage testo-r-4 ., 80.
established and popular Institution atf,r ~ !t r
Laence that the superior advantage -4 "a s.
FOR me acquisition Of thorough anoge ~. i'o
oas branches OF Commercial Educ,r,rs u lls "
appreciated By aIsce5n ming and an inrcrrj AZ Il
ty. over two hundred full course st,,Js,. = ee-sst
attendance during The past winter .,.i,1 ave lea 10
patronage unparalleled III this country - ~-lsri q,
Ihe Collegiate course Is tn moss. sr4.u,.
and thorough ever introduced into gr,y 80 ca-.;a
!ese IN TINS country, and comprises praet;ri 49, %
IN BOOB heeIing aud Accounts, adapted 10 ''1 Us
Dizziness, including an elaborate work On pe;l5 AZ q
seSpiGg prepare by tie President expressly p. E
school, knoaleo-e 81 which Is alone ,srtt %. ti3
a'eaenl than nc tuliiSn fees TO the ertirs cone
ship, and the subjects of Commercial slI-Ga
ALBEIT k1DDER, ESQ rare popular Amer. - -,
ter, whose specimens of e. urlsfs~ ki ~ag.;5 = a-
est premiums at the great state Pair he'd in Ne r..
ship. u i'a'sa-
Another course Of Tree ru6lie Lectures be 5s
during me winter ST Aetspslitan Han tv ~
most distinguished citizens Of Chicago S.,IH R'
enter Whenever they please. Circula-s ana Gu. a'
furnished grataitousiy on application al a.. '
Chicago, September, 1856. NV''ge
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gsuraIRE SgenriFs.
gsufaH(e 9genrlFs.
INSURANCE AGENCY!
IL TN INSUR RANCE lIPANY
OF Hartford, CONN
CHARTERED 1919
Capital stock, 300 900 Dollars.
r. g. RIPLEY, seq. TiiOS. K. BRACE PTrs't

EIEGCToSS
IioAtS h BRACE, EBENEZER FLOWER,
2Aslt ~. TUDOR, r.. A. BULKELEY,
NAt,b WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATTER,
J9Sl-i'i CHURCH, EDWIN c. RIPLEY,
So E.L.lI IA LpL, SAMJ Ell ;. WARD
k9s1isI RJ ELL, HENRY Z. PRATT,
hil.Ao \ II TILE, AUSTIN DUNLAP.
JuaN l. ROSWELL, JUNIUS :. MORGAN,
GJSFAECS I. DAMS
iolIces on TIRE and Inland risks issued faynrai lie
'r-la~ ~ y. Is. BOYDEN, Agent
ae ABOVE OF" established and well-kRovn Company
continue TO on countr dwellings and farm Lnes
and other real aud persona, property on rs favorable
terms az any responsible company. All losses literally
ADJUSTED ana promptly Fsid by their agent
NLAce over JnLn MI.ton-s Store, MiueraI Point Wis.
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MERCHAN rs ARD HIECHANICs sfI-Tirar,
Z n - u R - NJ < Il 9 O..
OF tAs CITY If Ph:iade,p1ia.

'' ie purpose OF lnsurint property for which
1 We are agents IN lair dealing and responsible com
la we nave procured the agency Of the above named
company ami j take few advantageous IRE in INA
County upon terms rs fair to the insured a are offered M
any Response BILE company.
COBB & MESSN0RE. Agents
? once DEPOSITS the I. :. Hotel, up stairs
Aillsiai i"iat, octooer q, 1888. 49.f
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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MAXINE
Il S q r AlTCE COMPANY
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
CAPITAL o.eGO.
D.

Espeeial attention given 10 Insurance FARM PROPER
~, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUILDINGs.
NSCIES such buildings contents on favorable telus
Tor or ye7fs inSeres Stores, Warehouses, Build
l"F' OF contents ana Personal Property generally.
LOSES cguita5y adjusted and promptly PAID IL {, sEr
This Company : Joint Stock Association Organized
under special Charter granted the Legislature Of
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of $500 COO one
AanareI thousand dollars Of which is paid in, and Sc
being thus securely organized upon firm h,s th M
EeeleFs t'Ne pleasure IN recommending it he public
l4yof as Wgfiny OF concencc and support, with the
slce that all Losses shall be promptly aad hnunraIIv
,Jrl.- ~ thS Is purely stock Company, mutual
business VII DC done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers ~ VI. DONALDSON President. ! "
Epof, Vice President; ". r GIBSON Secretary; A.
GIBSON, General Agent. a.
I-IE J. u. CLARY. Aeent, MineraI Print
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MP o WE'D


TEVHE ssc-i-r purchased exclusive right Of terri
tory for sale the West, Of tho above celebrated
Mills, and l. prepared 10 furnish them at all times either
wholesale "t retail guaranteed IN the most positive man
uer.
Il IS more than year since the Little CLINT was
Introduced 10 -he public during which time Il hss been
constantly growing iu popular favor
The Improvements recently effected and patented, makes
it tho perfect offered for general farm
i IS furnished complete ready for attaching team,
and wei hs follows: No J. 225 No :. $50 No 3, 400;
No. +, 500 pounds Twenty minutes sufficient TO
up one without mechanical aid. and when adjusted
it with safety h. entrusted 90 boy Pull Directions
accompany each rlill
? r c =
No 50 and VII grind LG 1nea. per horse
" ,. $50 and ID So 1" % %
3 $50 and j. "
4 $50 e. hi 70 GO > a.
eg~Liuers, discount to dealers.
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