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"5t.40, OR FIGHT."-Every one remembers
this old Democratic war cry; and no one r
gets that we got neither aHfight' nor s:5i 40 {,
We are reminded of this, by the fact that the
gold region recently discovered on Frazer's
River, lies Just north Of 49, Isn't this something
for clustering Democrats to chaw on ?''
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Chicago Burlington l. Quincy
r A l. r Q A D.
P.iSSE.yG Frs A. ND SHIPPERS TAKE NO TOE
FENU AT they viii meet with no detention hereafter as
ID the road is repaired and Trains running through
form Burlington TO Chicago without change of cars
TIIiiEE PASSENGER TRAINS A DAY.
LIST. Morning Passenger leaves u. Burlington AT A. NJ
I'd. Accommodation LAS P. NJ.
81. Evening" Express, GP NJ.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK
and other freShts eau rely npon speedy ransporta-
ton accommodating terms,
FIVE STOCK TRAINS ADAY,
except Saturdays aud Sundays.
- Close connections with b. & NJ r. r. at Bur-
ngton, aud with all great Eastern thoroughares al
Chicago. ID. REMICk,
jaly2-22-lo Gent Agent C. b, & @. r. n.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICkET
Election, October 18th, 1885,
For Congress,
SAMUEE. II. CURTIS.
a"'"asA For Secretary,
ELIJAH SELLS,
OF Muscatine County. ..
~ -a..H. For Auditor,
JONATHAN ". CATTELL,s
or Cedar County.
.# For Treasurer,
H JOHN WESLEY JONES, ...-
OF Hardin County.
For Register of State Land Office,
#-- AMOS b. MILLER,
or Cerro Gordo County. H..
For Attorney General,
..EH. SAMUEL A. RICE,
OF Mahaska County.
For Commissioner of Desmoines River Improvement
WILLIAM c. DRAKE,
OF Wayne County r#s-
....t For District Judge, . ~. ..
W. SUMMERS,
or Wapello County.
For District Prosecutor, r.
s. G. McACHRAN,
....rr n.. OF Davis County.
s Por Board of Education, "
J. I. PLACE, ...
OF Appanoose County.
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See notice of Thomas Ping, ID. NJ. Clark
and others, in another place.
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MAYsvILLE, KY, Aug. IL.
Hon. j. j. Crittenden spoke here tonight
to large and enthusiastic audience.
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Treasury to my credit, instead of defcien-


cy. Ell
The only question then is as to the suflicien-
cy of the vouchers. In order 70 show tina,
they are good, and the money as safe as il ia
the vault in,my office, l.have only 10 say,ithat
all of those certificates have been' taken up
since that date being paid in full. on demand
is required for State purposes, leaving out
standing as follows:
Cook, Sargent s. Downey, $4,000 0C
B. f. Allen, 5000 OC
Hoyt, Sherman & Co., 5000 OC
Sundries, 1881. 90
I otal outstanding at ills date, $3O,331 %
Every Banker named was perfectly solvent
and so known to be at that time an is still This
deposit enabled me to make payments in diff
ferent parts of the State to the great conven-
fence of the citizens of the State, and without
cost. Many payments have had to be made
at Iowa City and at points on the river, where
have promoted the convenience OF the nayess
by making payments at Iowa City. = The same
is true by transferring funds at the several
houses in Des Moines who have correspon-
dents all over the State. Every dollars as
called for, has been promptly paid on demand.
without one cent OF profit to myself. The
balance VIII De so paid beyond shadows of
doubt, and Will be called in just so fast as
warrants drawn against those funds to which
they are subject by law. are issued.
Irema-k further; that not Only have pro-
perry individually, sufficient to meet this out
standing amount OF certificates Of deposit bnt
'ne o'a'e mas the Following Bonds for her Sc
curIty to wit:
wy ''i'c'aI bonn' HE'D and ap-
p.o'eu Deo' lou, Win htteeh
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ATTENTION GUARDS,

vENHERE will be meeting of the Ottumwa Citv-S
- Guards, at the Court House, next Saturday
evening at o'clock Members and all who are interes
ted In the Company will please attend.
BY order of the Captain
W. W. FARLEY, Orderly Sergeant
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Ma. EDIroR:-
IN your paper of last week see
the announcement of a course Of lectures by
the "celebrateau Joseph Barker. As one of
those invited to attend, ask to be Informed
who this Joseph Barker is, for what is he
celebrated? And what is the object of Mr..
B., or his employers, in getting up the pro-
posed course of lectures
Is this Mr.. Barker the man who figured as
the infdel- champion in discussion on the
Bible, said to have taken place in Philadel-
phIa. three or four years since, and of which
one-sided report in pamphlet form has been
of late in circulation among US? Is Mr.. Bar
ker's celebrity that of quondam Methodist
minister, and recently an intinerant inhdel
lecturer, everywhere calling in question the
Divine origin of the Bible, and impas ming its
authority and morality?
Is the announcement that ssthe first tw, lee
lures will be on the French Revolutiono de-
signed as bait to secure tie attend ance OF
many who might desire to hear an interesting
lecture on an interesting historical topic, but
who would not be willing to encourage the
propagation of infdel sentiments, or listen tt
an attack upon the Bible and Christianity?
The public have right to know the char
acter and probable designs of those who come
before them as instructors and lecturers. Mr..
Barker's right to entertain, and also express
his own sentiments on religion or any other
topic, am not disposed to call in question:
What ask is, that the public be fully inform
ed, and that those who have any regard for
the Bible reflect seriously before they lend
themselves to the propagation Of sentiments
which they regard as fundamentally errone
Gus and in the highest degree .pernicious.
FIDELIS.
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Secretary Of State

You will observe that they report the
balance due the State for Revenue accounts,
at sio9,77l.s9. The uncrupulops partizans of
the Democratic party, dropped the report at
this point. By publishing the balance of the
statement of the Committee, they would have
dlsproved all their libellous allegations. The
Committee 60 on to say that the vouchers
found in the Treasury, being certificates of de-
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SI09.77l SO

Balance due the State, S109.77l SO
Your Committee further report that the
State Treasurer had in his possession on the
10Th inst, Cook, Sargent s. Downey's cer.if-
cate of deposit, dated Iowa City Mar ch Sth
and 9th, payable on demand to NJ. L. Morris,
State, Agent, or order, amounting to sixty-two
thousand eight hundred and twenty nine and
29,100. dollars.
Also. Cook & Sargent's Pratt on Bank of
America, N, Y, fo- the sum of forty seven
hundred and sixty-sevep and 39.10O dollars.
Also, -Hovt, Sherman and Co.'s certificates
of deposit dated Des Moines, March Is, 1853
and payable to M. L. Morris or order for the
sum of forty-four thousand dollars.
Also, B. F. Aliens certificate of deposit
dated Des Moines, March 18th, 1858, and pay
able to M. L. Morris or order, for the sum of
forty-four thousand nine hundred seventy
eight and 37.1O0 dollars.
Also. sundry small checks and drafts amount
ing to nineteen hundred fifty-one and 81 leo
dollars.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy from the Journal Of the Senate Of the 7th
General Assembly, under date of March 22d,
1858.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
{ ~ set my hand and affixed the Great
LIS. Seal Of the State. Done at Des
S~s>- Moines, the I'd day of Aug. 1853.
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NEEDHAM HOUSE.

Corner OF Lafayette and Harrison Streets,
OSKALOOSA, IOWA.
S S. NEEDHAM, Proprietor.
N2O-9-yO
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TAKE NOTICE :

WAT about the FIRST Of September wish To start
- - East but must have money TO pay my debts be-
First Of March will save expense by calling soon
aug. D oo-nZ3tf CHAS LAWRENCE. 81
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9.OAsK HA,xlEy

n WANT What you owe Mburn Co and in.
II tenu 10 have 1t by some means before long have
haae up my mind to sue all delinquents who are such
June ISL next So look out r. j. WILLIAMS
May 18th 1858, nol1-3t
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l;,ses,e OF the Liver.

By this disease VIC understand al inflammation Ell
.her in the membrane or substance OF the liver,
known by dull pains in the right side, tie stomach
always disorderei the yellow tnge Of the skin, dry
cough, tongue coated, costiveness, hIgh-oolorei
urine, and Of thick nature; severe weslness and Sc
we're pains In the head.
The quantity Of corrupted humor in the region Of
the liver caGses Defective secretion OF tho BILE
The liver when healthy, filter TO the blood,
to separate all impurity from IT, or TO refine It. When
diseased, it caHno. purify the blood, which, when sent
10 the lungs, brains, and other parts In morbid con-
dition, may cause Jaundice, Consumption Insanity,
Sc, and Withholding the natural Stimulus 70 the IN
testines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles. and other com.
plaints perceive the direct way 70 unravel and
teag the whole system to pieces.
A patient, suffering from THIS complaint should re.
sort &c speedy relief Ye.the.e are very few meii-
cines worth cent in curing diseases. What then
shall be done7 We say, use Dr. Morse's Indian Root
pills, as they arc composed CT plants and roots;
they viii be foued cure for this painful dis
ease, because they purge ffom the body those cor
yzrt and stagr5lt hu-cTs and so cleanse and renew
the blood, wie Is the cause not only of the disease
CT shs iver, tad re inflammation CT the kidney and
the bladder, but Of every description Of cisease.-
From to- CT the abuve pills, taken every night IN
going 10 he'd wiz in few days, entirely reeTe the
body Of everything that Is oprosod 20 health.
DR. Mo-se's Indian Rect Pills sold by all deal
ers il Medicines. Ey7-lr
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who are troubled with liver complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, viii read the advertisement In another
column Of Dr.. SAyroRps IsviooRAroP, and then do
a. we have done-Set bottle, we should not see so
many siekly, hslf-dsad, desrsiring people as now
meet gsre ST almost every corner for there
remedy Of which so much is said, and that per-
forms nearly what Its propsetors It will do
came 10 Us 50 highly recommended that we could poi
fail TO try II. and trial has convinced rs, without
doubt, that it Is the best family medicirein use We
take fox Headache, Sour Stomach, Biiousness aud
any Of the little bodily Ills that are common, and
does produce pleasant rtsse OF feeling 70 the sick
and what Ia better. after using IL few times, thess
tle Ills grow less ana less and there is prosp set
being entirely free from them ~ 4 caut.nuaac- ID
the use Of the Invlgorstor. (see ADVERTISEMENT
nyfI ud&w tfl
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Tie Pill Trade.-Who could dream OF the mag
Ritude such al undertaking a. the manufacture OF
Pursaive Pill Assumes when il comes into general
use1 AID how painfully do the following nu-ncsfs
speak OF the amount Of human sickness snd su1eT-
ing, that ltle norsel Of remedy soes forth to con-
bat and subdue. Dr.. J. Aver, Of level, rnanufao-
lures IN his lsbra.ory forty gross per diem Of his
csthsrtic Pills. through sl the year. Thu Is eight
boxes q minute, or one dose second We thus
find over 80 coo persons swallow this pill every day'
or ,at,oe0a month! Physicians, think Of that a.
900 patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of one nan. Surely, that should DC, as he
Is in this case, one OF the first intelligence and OF the
highest Character His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal or wee Of his
fellow an.-IPainesville Courier. 5fs a.
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a ToBAcco WAaEHoUsE.-Ths town
Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, is a small place
compared with Evansville. Its depend
ent for its trade on scope Of country
around 1t which it can reach only By
wagon transportation. It has two large
tobacco warehouses, at which regular
sales by auction are made. We have
seen some Of the lists of daily sales made
at the smallest Of these warehouses,
which exhibit slles, on each sale day, OF
l2o to $50 hogsheads. If SO important
q market can be established at Clarks-
vile, with no facilities Of transportation
around her for receipt or shipment, ex.
cept the uncertain Cumberland river, it
would appear that little enterprise
might easily build up tobacco market
at Evansville.
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HWSThose who want something
new and beautiful iii the way of
Jewelry, Watches. silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectacies, &C., are invited
TO call at the old establishment OF
near second, where they will find
a new and very full stock at very
low prices. sa tftftE -f
All articles warranted TO be just
as REPRESENTED.
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CESAR MES.-In the Methodist church south
recently in convention, there were four preach
srs whose aggregate length is 26 feet-name-
y: the Rev. Mr.. Young, Of Missouri, who
stands feet inches in his slippers; the
Rsv. Mr.. Kelley, Of South Carolina, who
stands full 8 feet . iuches pyEs; and the Rev.
Dr.. Mitchell, Of Alabama, feet ~ inches.
Three of these reverend gentlemen are as
hnsly proportioned men as you would meat
IL days walk about town; nor are they men
OF ordinary intellectual endowrnents. All Of
them stand high as men Of intelligence and
the preaching qualities.
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MEXICAN aIuatsng Lininsnt.

Intrinsic virtue alcne could insure the success
vhion this article h, cttainei-for Rheumatism,
Sal. RtsGz, Barns, Bruises, Stif Joints, or Calls,
sprsin, Pole Evil ard swcllings upon Horses, It has
60 equalfoslsa or Beast. No person VII be with
cut It who has orce tested its value. "And with ref
ereace to the general eSstion Of tie Mustang Liri-
nent car cheerfuliy say th.t no ars.cls ever per
formed 50 many eures in ctr reghborhood this
L. W. Smith, hidgeheld, Conn" s. Letch, Esq,
Hyde Park, Vt. wrtes, .that the horse wa. consider
cd worthless, hs case was SPAWN, but since the free
use Of the Mustang Lninent have sold hin. for
sIso. Your Lninent Ia doing wonders up hsse."-
Such testrcnyi is reaching u every dag. The hsli
Is 70. tod. Every family should have it. Beware
Of any other "Brasrs Llniment" II iss base imi.
tation. BARNES s. PARK, +
myT.lmdSw Proprietors.
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Daguerrean Gallery.

Evansville can now boast Of having
the largest and one of the best galleries
in the State Messrs. Randall & Eli
LOFTS City Gallery, As Main street.
These gentlemen keep up with all the
new aud valuable Improvements. and an
examination of their work will convince
any one that their pictures are second
o none. 10
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIzEcToRs.-JoHS A. Ritz, CONRAD BAKER,
THoHAs z. GAHvIs and Jozy Law. a4 -a
Receives deposits, uys ard sells coin and exchar sc.
Interest allowed time deposits stsueh rates as may
De agreed upon with depositora si specified Ia GER
ti6cate. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland. Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale in suns to suit Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly At eu-er, rate Of exchange.
JOHN A REITZ, Pres.
". BAKER, Cashier. apI9 en
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A Gard.

! take pleasure In recommending to the
travelling community, the Inequalities Of
Gen. Mitchell, the proprietor Of the Com
msroisl Hotel, in Memphis, Tenn. The
Gensrars untiTing attention to his guests,
eight to secure hin full house ct all times;
for he Is always en- hand 70 see that the
wants Of his guests are satisfied.
j. II. COCHRAN,
General Travelling Agent of the
Y e C. 2 u Evansville. Ind.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o., NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents Ter iiue
tS1~ea (soid Agttel one Insertion; % cents Ter
line tree tines 80 cents per liDC enc week; discount
sy-We arc sometimes almost unable 70 describe
our symptoms, ant % lot knog what ais rs. We
End ourselves nervous, weak and ply sc.ly rrostra.
ted. We hare terrible SINKING az the pis Of the
stomach; ,fsvs i5h brow; fetii breath, and gloomy
foreooding mind. such'symptoms arise from disor-
garized stomach and disease. liver. Hosts.ters Veg
etable stomach Bters are so pecui arly adapted to
these symptoms that they give as an appetite, npart
tone aud visos 70 the system, and in every respect
build up the broken down and ernaciated invalid
They peculiarly adapted to weak anddelicte fe-
males. Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
ies-iY
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Orsince the disappsarance Of Ii

rSince the disappearance Of the
grasshoppers. in Western Texas, the
crops have revived and give promise Of
an abundant harvest. At the last dates
corn was in silk and iassel and growing
finely. Fruit was very abundant. The
present win be the frst good harvest the
people of that region have had in four
wears.
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For Sale or Rent.

4 HOUSE with ten acres Of Land sttached, stu
yards fror1 the FlsrK Road.
The House IS Two-stcry Frame, with double por-
tioos u front scd rear, four looms first floor ie By
90 see, snd hall i3 feet vide, four roors O. seooad
foor, size, and. also, Kitchen and servants roons
convenient to the xisctsa also never falling srrir
Of pure vstsr vishic ETY. ye-ds CT The ho-se-
api.n RELLERs WHITE Druggists.
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QUERY:

Why /. it that CHRIsrAD0Ro's HAIR DYE Is
tae kes. IN TUE woRLDt
BECAUSE eminent chemists ssy %; ia
BECAUSE it contains 10 cau.tic compounds:
BECAUSE e vsars longer than say othsr!
BECAUSE Il operates Ilsta1taneouslyl
BECAUSE 1t does not stain the ss.inl
BECAUSE il nourshcs aad strengthens the Hair
BECAUSE Il cesTeets the bad effects Of othel
dyes. l.f -h
BECAUSE its presence cannot ts detectedi 4.
BECAUSE IT NEVER PAfLsl 500 aa..a
Sold everywhere and applied BY all Hair prcssers
$3.50 - JOSEPH CERIsrADoRo.
ap2s-Imd&w s No. Aston House, n. York.
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COAL.
DODIAM MI!

DODIAM MINING COMPANY,
C0f.ce on Water street, under the Telegraph Ofce.l
Cart loads Of i6 bushels Of Bodism Nine Coal de-
vered to any part Of the city 81 co per ioad. Coal
Weighed II desired stthe expense of the purchaser.
Notes Of solvent heu.sof Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken In payment JOHN wYMoND.
dec7s-t. Secretary and Manager
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Pzor. DEGKATa's ELECTRIC oIt.-$25 REWARD
will sive s25 for the apprehension Of low scamp
who printed some dry tills and called bis stuff py
the zane Of ray Elechic Oil.
PROF. CHAs. pEGRATIIl
lOS South Eighth street, Philadelphis.
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PINE LUMBER

TIME subscriber has just received from Messrs.
Fertou frev, hstsque county, n. Y. 5aQ,
es9 feet No. I, PINE LUMBER Csrpenters ara
Eclders are respectfully invited to exsrine this o
market. JOHN T. GLOVER.
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yaTE have on hand and ere constantly receiving
VS. coal Of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which VIC will deliver any part OF the city al loo.
Orders left st James LaGsbus warehouse, or 81 The
Office OF Nathan Rowley wiz c 2 oEIty ATTENDED to
ROTLEY & ANGRY.
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Valuable Standard Forks.

sQ1naUAO Ss0La01a W VI MS
at D0BELL & CONJUNCTION
ARE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
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Abridsement of the Debates In ConsFess, Or
Public History Of the United States -
New American Encyclop edia, Dictionary and
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Dictionary. Of Machines Mechanics an
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The newest and most improved edition, in PC. Mes
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DRAM at Southern Mills, for 10 Cts. Per bushel at
retail, and % per ton, By
spe.tf IeIEHART BROTHERS.
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PAVILION HOTEL

fAFILiVN HUEEL.
uE subscribers take iris ouoort,n,, n cra., The
III pucc gererall- and beg les ye TO s,ste tSf - .
aocTS well known establishment having -ss.ed .Sto
tEe,r harris hss bee- entirely reroysfed re--c ,erad
znd sn-ossnoct, aud Is nov M an 80 os.ts
hrss Class Hotel, and will hereafter be con5cfsS az
scale 81 enlarged 'fber1rsy and sccoror5odsts
-roTtky the y,atrcnage OF the prbiic
Possessing advantages % iocaticr r,ie,-,,. 60.
airy roor1s, and the Eoss lbaTai sxa., d.
taking roSls, The soove He1se IS respectfully rec
bs sRsnss. e. the reosRt.Sao Of Guests en- Tues
- MccRAcKES & BINGHAM.
uy2rln ~ Prcrx.eiora.
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Fine Gallery

n SUPERIOR 10. OF Pccke. Knives, wols.en.
a helIr's and New York krite Con2cny, bss.
Dace. CHARLES s. WELLS.
myf
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COAL! COAL! Coall

HHyE have nov or, hand, and are daily receiving;
~ the best COAL that has ever be12 introduced
into this market, which are selling low GOOD eur
rency will be received in payment Orders LETT n the
store OF JNO. W. HUGHES, next 10 the State Bank,
jsns5ltf 41it =, JNO. W. HUGHES & co.
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BURNS AND sCALDS.
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

~ GtAtts y An z = IN
THE BREAST, SORE
NIPPLES, S0RE LIPS,
PIMPLES, sc. Ladies
who prize 4 pure skin,
void of PUN pies, biotches,
scurf and all discolora-
tons and excrescences,
should attack these tres
passers on baauty's do
main a. soon as they sp-
pear with
The Arctic Liniment.
It's excellent for the hair,
giving it 4 healthy, glossy
appearance. II Ia