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BUFFALO AND CHICAGO HOTELs-ISTEREsuNG
Places TO SroP AT.-Seeas a, a Buffalo Hotel
The Chicago Union has the following:
Gu,sf-Please, will you let me have a small
piece more fthe steak Only a little bit.
WaiteT-Why, / gave you bit Just now,
what have you done with th9tl
GRest-I ate It. It was very small and very
tough. waiter leaves guest and goes to the
carver
Waiter-That man Cpoinsl wants BIT more
steak; and he's fading fault, too
CdTueT-Mark that man, B,ys. IL
more; do you hear that! 10 waiters;) spot him
Tell that gent, waiter that We can't afford TO
feed him like an elephant at the present rates
We shall raise him dollar day If be asks for
''more"
n. B.-We since learn that the guest has
been taken by the police as "a ashadow!''
To the above the Buffalo Republic adds the
following characteristic of Chicago hotel
We are not the umpire to decide which city has
the most attractive hotels to stop at
SCENE Arrival, in the morning, of party
of gentlemen from the east, twelve in number.
Isf GentLezlaa-(To clerk, at the Office } What
is this coniounded smell herel
Clerk-Ca-a ant say; natural smell of the
house, sir good healthy smell, sir.
GelflemGR-Probably. / want twelve seats
secured at the dinner table, for myself and
friends.
clerk-All right, sir. Have 'em s'cured right
way.
SCENE 2-DHaner. Gentleman finds his seat,
with eleven other chairs, reserved for him
Waits about twenty minutes for his friends to
como. Finally asks waiter what's the matter
SerraHt-Guess dey've got de distemper
Gassi-Distemper! what distemperl
SereaRf-Oi you see de house smells, and de
people can't stand de smell at fust, and gifts sick
OATS what dey calls distemper
GueSt-Will you 90 up to nv friends rooms
and tel them l am waiting. ext darkey.)
A period of half an hour is supposedto elapse.
Guest growing indignant and inpatient En-
ter ''eullud PussOn."
GueSt-(ImPatiently Well, sir.
SerrGEl-Well, de fact is, massa-
Gaest-Well, sir, where's Simpkins
SerrRnt-Simpkins well, de fact is, de nuss
is Jest layin' Of him out Died of de distem-
per, sar: gOld many dies Of dat
GHsst-(With hair on end) Dead distem-
per and where's Taylorl
Scramble got de distemper, too.
GueSf-And jenkins, and Smith
Serranf-Ol de doctors been holdin' a con
ISOLATION ober dem half an hour
GHest-GOOd heaven And Jones, and
Barker, and Williams
SerraAt-0l denis been in de collapsed
stage desc two hours. Devil be in the collins
afore you get trough yer dinner
Guest-Great gods And my wife
SerrGni-O, sar, dat's what / want TO tell
you. She's been buried cher sence 10 O'Clock,
sar. Sent for you seberal times: guess ycu
was smOkin', an we didn't want to 'sturb you.
She was dead afore she got to her room: she
was dead immejitly after breakfus. Hab to
bury 'em fast here, massa bodies spoil quick in
Chicago. Yah, yah
(EXit guest, with his hands on his abdomen,
and howl Of pain.)
Chicago papers please copy.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1855

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN-TUEsDAY EVENING, Ju-
ly I3, Is5s.-R. B. Dennis, C. W. Palmer and
E. Kingsley, members elect of the Board of Ed
ucatiOn, appeared, were qualified and took their
seats. r. B. Denlis was chosen President, pro
tenn: and c. W. PAlmer, Secretary pro TEN
The permanent Organization of the Board was
deferred one week Bal of D. A. Shepard L
Co, for repairs, DC, s472, approved. Bill of
J. Schwartzsrburg, for repairs On locks, &c, of
s2l,Il, laid on the table.
The following resolutions, offered by AIr. Pal
mer, were adopted unanimously:
ReSOiDed, That the salaries of the Principals
of the High Schools be fixed at SIIOO; of the
male Assistants in the High Schools at $500;
and of the Principals OF the Grammar Schools
at 5000 per annum, and that any rule or action
OF the Board heretofore taken inconsistent with
this resolution, be and the same is hereby re-
scinded
ResOlred, That the Superintendent be direct
ed to report TO the Board the names Of suitsble
persons To lill vacancies now existing by reasons
Of the Ts gnation Of the Principals Of the Rock
well ST. West St and Clair St Grammar
Schools.
The Superintendent, in accordance with pre-
vious instruction, reported the grade of certifi-
cate held by each teacher in the employ of the
Board during the past year, and also the stand
ing of each inrespect to success in teaching
Report accepted.
The Board then proceeded to the election of
teachers for the ensuing year. The following
were elected unanimously:
W. S Palmer, J. D. Crehore, A. G. Hopkin-
son, Chas. F. Dutlon, o. o. Baldwin, L. n.
Oyiatt, John c. Hale, E. R. Perkins, Richard
Fry, Caiharine Gillett, Laura Aver, Mrs. W. S.
Palmer, Sarah Wood, Kate White, Mary Doane,
Eva sanborn, Celia Bigelow, Laura Curtis, An
na Reirdow, Minnie Merritt, Jennie Sexton,
Harriet Blair, Harriet c. Lane, Eunice TAYLOR,
Pamilea Libby, Elizabeth Ellsworth, Harriet
Brooks, Helen Farrand, Sophia Hopkins, Har-
net Pelton, Eliza BrinsOuade, Sarah Nelson,
Mary J. Leonard, Ann White, Mary J. Johns.
ton, Louisa Sabim, Sarah Andrews, Ursula
Sanborn, Louisa Carter, Emily a. Martin, Mary
Haver, COrnelia Haskell, Caroline Kent, Julia
0'Brien, Rebecca KIRK, Louisa Stratton. Mrs..
Baldwin, Abigail D. Kent, Sarah Hunt, Ably
L. Stone, Helen WiIleston, Harriet Walker.
Mary Bryner, Louisa J. West,ott, Celia Pugs-
ley, Julia Harger, Abby s. Wcsteotf, Mary
johnson. Hadason Folsom.
The Board adjourned for one week.
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CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING. JULY Is. 1868

which surrounded US, and the elegant but sim
pie preparations for the repast. Besides these.
II was impossible not to feel the thorough com
fort diffused around us
"My niece" said l to Mrs Ashburton. "was
afraid of clusIng you Inconvenience by coming
unawares, and taking two places at your tea,
table by storm"
A CHEEKY laugh from Ashburton and a bright
smile from his wife, followed my worIs. "Mrs
Whitford," !" said the gentleman, al am the most
fortunate fellow in the world, for nothing ever
causes my wife Inconvenience. You nnder-
stand me, dare say-I mean none of those
domestic invasions which are usually expected
to cause hustle. She has a peculiar theory
OF her own, which she most thoroughly reduces
to practice, consequently We are always able to
welcome a friend, however unexpected the guest
may be"
Clara blushed, and stammered a few words
in reply and, perceiving hereonfusion, chan
ged the conversation.
On our way home, after spending a delight
full evening, my niece was unusually silent; but
at length she asked if could tell her what
theory Mr.. AshburtOn alluded to when he said
- Here she hesitated
~ understand you, Clara. +" answered: HaDd
lean explain it in a few words Mrs Ashbur-
ton says that, being sure Of the daily presence
Of one guest at her table, whom she wishes to
honor above all others, she always prepares for
that QUE, and is of course ready for any visitor.
and at any time"
But saw no guests beside ourselves"
did you not And yet the person alludo
10 was there"
Where Whom do you meant You are
jesting"
''Indeed, my dear Clara, am not. The one
whom Mrs. AshburtOn considers worthy of all
honor is her husband She says, and l think
justly, that she should deem her marriage vow
but i'll performed did she bestow pains to make
her home attractive in the eye Of a stranger,
and grudge doing SO for him whom she has
promised to love, honor and obey-her husband,
and the father of her children"
Clara did not speak in reply but when we
parted, the moistened cheek that touched mine
convinced me the lesson was taken home; and
haze little doubt that when next visit nv
niece, | shall find her opinion is changed as re-
CARDS the guest more deserving of honor
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ACADEMIA German named Lawberkin,
standing upon the track of the C. C. 4 C. Rail-
road near Berea Station yesterday morning.
was struck by the locomotive of a morning train.
thrown off the track and his leg broken. The
leg was only broken, not crushed This aeei-
dent makes the third OF q similar character
which has occurred near Berea within two
weeks
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~WaEerly Magazine, and Frank Leslie's Il
Illustrated Newspaper for July. The latter con-
tains views Of watering places On Lake George,
exhibition of Fire Works in front of City Hall,
N. Y. Remains Of President Monroe lying in
slate within City Hall, coffin, other pictures,
and good reading to suit various tastes. For
sale at AngIim's, No, 81 Superior street.
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FINE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-The Judge
Whittlesey property, recently occupied by
ThOs. Brown, SO Huron street, is for rent. II
is in perfect order, and one of the most desira.
bic residences in the city. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire at H s. WhittIesey,
Treasurer's Office, Court Hourse, or Mrs Whit
tlesey, 35 Huron street st
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Zen lines OF ths q sgsel Type make one luare q,
f.Adyersencuts Lsaded and placed IN column OF seeia
Ensiuess Notices, double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will he understood 70 Apply
stry 10 fe Ifneafe of The Adertssrs and all
siheI advertisements by tie advertiser vii he
rhzr.ed extra ,-r-.-- IN --..-..,-
80 Religious Notices, per cent discount
Notices EDITORIAL Column VIII De chaise Al
I'll. rate Of Is a line each insertion
AL Transient Advertisements 70 e paid Tor N tt snce
Advertisements itle Weekly square ur esS Tor three
amihs OF less. same as daily
Advertisements D1fy and weekly v II be eAAfseN S9
ter cent. extra
Marriages AID Deaths not exceed lns ten lines = eenis
h'iis VI Aiis '4' u COWi.ES 4 co.
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B-aving leaned that persons claiming 10 do this
work and N lany eases claiming be agents for he
same We VIII say that 20 ths date have agents
the u A. who have night from pateuies
such calIn and IN hose Is either iufngement
OF an mDosition imposition. let cure
II an Infringement, viii in due attend that
NJ L WRIGHT. N. D
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Bankers.
J. Herdman s. Co.,

J. HerdEnan 81 Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
IL Coin F0.eicu H. a Domestic Exchange. Unenrreut
Money and Land Warrants Collections IN The United
states Canada and Europe. promptly attendedto
Agents forthe Liverpool and New hork Screw steamship
Iin- b. which Pzssarscan be secured either - OF iron
IveIal II the advertised Passage can also be Sc
cure ro5n Liverpool Ner York, Quehee and New Or
ieaS the regular lines cf sailing Packet SHIPS A
from Havrr Hamburg and Bremen 10 New hsrk- Drails
finished ior aur amount yae through u the Continent
OF Furo spi Graf Britain and Ireland For further par
sIealsrsapply Al he Banking and Exchange O6ce OF
J HERDMAN 4 CO,
spl.-dtf II Water street. Cleveland. OHIO
Il 4 WHTTvKN \ n. sTASDARr. ", sTASpAKr
WHITMAN, STANDARD a CO
w Bankers and teaers IN Foreign and Domestic III
easase No Slnerior street We draw direct on Lon
dpn and Wli furnish Drs for aanni pay able AZ an
The rnrinal pon Eas land Ireland Scoiaudl ffance
z Caerl1ny Colecfl0us made On all aceessah,e points
thr5ngi the Unit q StaLeS and lana.las Lla-..s
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have Inyesigaied with care, for the last three years
me above method Of making and app ying Artificial Zee
N tle Lahoraiory Of ~. Wight, In use and can
tl VITA coincidence that his plan knoun one
an1 eiiirey successful when made under
Inc Of ts Kind Of Dental work gold or an
Aid Of meta plate, be Questioned The state
11ent1n Dr. Wrghts Circular OF the number OF ses er
his work has taken the plsee Of guild plate IS true Much
OF tais WuTk gold plate had been furnished he bst
Denlsts lnthe country not with the sue
cess Of Porcelain WORK the hacds others than Dr
"ilsAi' r-n--r =, . H A ACKLEY, Ma
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a = & =

NEWBERRY LUMP QUALITIES
! superior article Of BITUMiNOUS COAL, which Is
particularly adapted domestic purpcses- well a. Tor
steam and Snh use be had 0f the undersigned Agents
for the COMPANY. o.,
ners fT ity orforeign tde viii be executed with DIS
nafcb and Coa delivered at anv part Of the city OF q1ay
sch Will not fail % please left al either OF ooes,
n sfte store of GAYLORD Hammoad. Nc. 30SuperoT-st-
SCOVILL = WHEELER,
,.f- No - River ctrref and a. < y Coal PIER.
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IeSlimOnialS and Rafrenres-

ave ObsSrse1 VITA mut Interest forthe last two year
above msthod of produciae ArtI6rial Teefh and n,
statements of this Circnlar eorreet.
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DENTISTRY.-TH0SE HAVING

- Sets OF eein Wnlcl they carefully keep the drawer
and Troublesome cary IN the p1eket are ese-iav
invited 10 call AZ DR. HALLfWELL'S Dental kooms
To such liberal arransmeut will be offered Having made
Arrangements. prepared the Vuranizec Cou-
Poun instead OF Gold Silver for AIficill Teeth which
has me ghest reputation TO anything here used for
Il extreme lightuess Cleanliness durability and nearuess
ore Tooth or entire set en- be suuped life like as 70
DEFY the c9sost observer, and perfect A. Warranted
silver and Cold Plates usual from SO SO per fu
sets B-A HALLIWELLS. VI d,
Over ChurchIilis Drug Store.
lunL3.dNW Old Court House puh1ie ca
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lhose q you ilyorabe 70 this enterprise we will m
o. your palieis cases. N arilcuiatInz models nc
1aa 70 rs b Express and without DELAY sfr
lttea VIA fesonage accuracy the fitting audsrfe1
tlng model We viii also make Block Work 10 ordel
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9toprs. Ml.

~ STANLEY WOULDR ESPECT
We iully inform The citizens oi C.eVes1a a. tllle
,sir-e he viii ~ Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH. having
grasi assortment of the latest patterns
Chan Pumps ftted 70 order Asn latllacllrer ol
Tu Conper and Sheet Iron Ware fartlcuiar aiishiIoa
J5b NoTs done with dispatch. All work warranted
lE-ll.. nn
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COAL---COAL.

NOW is THE TINE TO 5ET IN
~ vour Winter supply. We daily rcceiv. ASPEN
~ article Stoves Grafes, which sell $50
grtoa Parties lng To purchase will Do wei. =
Us call All orders through the Post Office rr1m1-y at
tended TO- Offices and Yards C. = P r. X Pier and a.
c X P. r. r SIschins shop. Lake street - . -,
seu-s JOHN ltA1S y u
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL DENTIST

II and Gruduate the Cleveland Medical Col exc con
nues 70 supply the iss Of Teeth, which never ch1uEs
color OF decay without springs wire ofany description
winch 80 perfectly resemble nai that the pracfsed eye
OF DENTIST oqld not detect No extraction or y
plniul operatives. a. the following CHARGES Singe
tulth, Sl-iull sets from so upwards.
Ut n having made emeuts he pared ard will
insert ul sets Of true Porcelain Teeth, patented by Dr.
Loomis, (see opinions OF the press
Dental Rooms ChurcIill's Drug Store Pubu
square Tan5,dEv
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stata Assumntion Affa.r.

Archer meeting has Teen held IN NJ
eaukee by the friends Of this scheme, At
.shich much rnilder course was pursued
lhaa at the one previously held. Tie OPP
positions manifested throughout the State
Nv All classes. save few interested par
lies. Las undoubtedly had tendency to
cause Ills change Of programme IN hi.
scheme, by giving il a " coat Of mail = 10
hide the most glaring features Of their
designs. The resolutions Of the last
meeting are thus briefly summed up
Is.. That he various Railroad bonds,
mortgages. Sc, ought 10 be paid.
2d. That il is impossible for the differ
cut clues, towns and farm norigagoFs 10
pas these debts now.
81. That they have full confidence, IN
such contingency, that the People ell au-
thorlze the 'nterposltlon of the State cred
II. in aid of the aforesaid cities, towns, SC.
.tih. That this is IN 10 sense political
question aud ought mol 70 be 50 treated by
tae Press.
5,h. That a memorial be drawn up and
circulated among the People, praying the
LEGISLATURE 10 submit the necessary alter
atoms of the Constitution 10 the popular
vote
Like the sugar coating Of Dr.. BRAN
pRErH's Pills, these resolutions are in
tended 10 cover the real designs Ct inter-
ested parties, and may deceive few IN
suspeeting individuals: bot should their
rroiect prove successful, these would-te
d5aoys of The public interest hope TO be
tie gamers, whether heir patients live Of
d.e.
W. are aware that large number Of
farmers ia many portions Of the State have
martLaaed their farms to AID ii the con
s.ructton Of railroads. while others have
lee5ae personally liable for large sums
foe TIE same purpose; and in ninety-nine
od. U. every one undred cases. they have
teen l-d INTO such a course by the fair
promises and misrepresentation of Rail
ROAD Companies. Ii the persons manag
log hose companies We're held strictly t
their fair promises. and made 70 disgorgt
the hundreds Of thousands shey nav,
vrougsulIy appropriated, there would b
Isle need OF asking aid from he State
q which they hope 10 get the lions share
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases inflammation preoominates
ease-hence { Il immediate
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else viii asy inflammation and max.
L Certain
pALLEY' MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
will Inc following among great Catalogue of dis
Burns Sc4lds Cuts, Chafes Sore Nipples Corns
Buttons, Bruises, Strains, Bites, Poison Chblans Bs.
Scroua Ulcers Fever Sores, Gout, Scroula Ulcers Fs
Sores Feons Ear Ache Piles. Sore Eyes Gout Swell
iings, Rheumatism Scald Head Salt Rhsun, Badpes.
Er sipels Ringwoiu, Barbers Iteh Small Pex Neasle.
RASH &c, &c.
To some II may appear inereouloas that any dis
eases should be reached by article such viii
vanish when reflection points the fact that the alrs
combination Of ingredients, each and every ST.
ply ing perfect antidete TO its opposite disorder
DALEY : MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
its effects is magical because the short be-
tween disease and permanent cure; an extrac
tor all diseases effected part eay-
necessary sly house, shop, or ulanufse-
tory should be moment withou; it.
Extractor is genuine unes, the box has upos
steel plate engraving, with the OF Henry BAL
ley, Manufacturer.
For BY ali the principal Druggists and patent med
dealers The United States and Canadas
PRINCIPAL Depot,
los Chitis.b = Street. New York.
c. +. CHACE.
r. D PUIFORn Agent l4-lv
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HAIR DYE-HAil, Dl E-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Eair DYE!

The o. Il, ma! and Besl IL tie HOrtd!
AL otheis mutations si.olIL be 4void,d
If YOU wish 10 escape IIuit ue.
GRAY, RED, OK ECS.I HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful Natural Black, without the
injury To Hair SAin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been ard
ed to Nm. A. Bachelor 1883, $1,000 ap
plicatious been the ai OF Ills patrons OF
his famous bye.
VA. A. BACHELORS HA:R DYE produces E colo1
not to DC distinguished from NATURE and is WARRANTY
iniure the eas. however long Il may he
tinued the Ill feet Bad Dyes rernedied the Ilai
invigotated for lie by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied gin private roomsJ q the Wig
Factory, 233 broadway, y. i.
Solo in ali cti.s Of the United States, by
Druggists aud Fancy GooCs Dealers.
= = The Genuine has the and address upoh
steel plate engraving four SIDES each Box, IF
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR,
1lvly 253 Broadway, New York.
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Ian ID AGEN CY
los tract . III &C

The undersigned have opened a set of Books which
give pete and reliable history every
Iowa county. embracing Deeds, Bones, Mortgages
JUG gments DEGREES ud ali Record affecting
he same
They will furnsh abstracts attend to the perfection
Titles. Inc purchase and sale of Lanes, the pa! ne
Faxes, collection Rents, and the ing Deeds
o;ie Instruments; money and collect in
crest tor those desiring to Invest.
Office up stairs ia jain Ross stone building op-
posie tie Eagle Saloon, high street. MireIaI Point
wis. WI. T HENRY.
4stf FRANCIS HENRY.
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DISTRESSING htCIpENT.-We learn
that the youngest child of Mr. James
Bell, of the town of Newark, was recent
~ burned 10 death. The mother OF the
child left it In the care of two other ch Id
rem 10 attend 10 milking. While thus e.,-
gagged, the two elder children ran out g
their mother, leaving their sisters al play
ia the kitchen. Mrs. b. hasiened imnae-
dialely TO the house, bat met her c. lid al
The door with It's clothes on FIRE. No re-
lief could be afforded, and the child died
after "a hoGr of intense sufTerinr.
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WAsHISsroN MATHIS. Through the
efforts Of The Sac department for the
amelioraton of The duty on -four IN bar
rels, an imperial decree has been issued
reducing it thirty per cent. below the
former tariff.
Advtces from Costa Rica. from an Off
clal source. express an earnest disposition
10 settle Tie claims Of The United States
against that Republic.
The President has received information
from Japan, that = full srnt assv from that
country w,IImake us appearance at Wash
Iog'on some time in May or June next
Information Was received to-day o. re-
:.ened ou;raees ID Kansas ~ Momgom-
ely and his band They had f.uudereJ
a number OF tamiies, aud the people
We're aiming for resistance.
The Presidents message was given 10
the printer yesterday. and wi.I IL sent ~
special agents to the Posi- Masters 1t al.
The principal cities
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Chemist Of New England is now stopping at tie
Burner House this city. He has been max
ing tour OF the Western States. with his SCI
eutlflc associates, 10 investigate their remedial
productions, or such As lie can make remedial
We notice that he has been received With
marked distinction BY our leading citizens Of
the West, and are rejoced to hnd that they
have shown a proper estimate of The man who
has, perhaps, done more for the relief CT human
Ills than any c;her Auar;-ar-Da2y .TJ1-rol
l,s-es4sa.s, Z
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Dr.. Robacks Great Medical D soover:es.

DR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are
overiurniug all the old theories OF medicine
They reach the blood through he digestive or
gans with a Guiekness, certainty and curative eff
feet almost miraculous The herbs of which
they are made are from the mountains of Swe-
den. and this combination OF vegetable elements
Is sups~sedlng all the mineral medicines. Dys-
pepsia. coughs. bronchitis, bilious complaints.
fits, nervous affections. Mysteries, scrofcla skin
diseases rheumatism, headache, pains in the
back, sexual debility. etc, are relieved with
wonderful fapiaily. and there is no malady or
iginating in a morbid condition OF the blood OF
other fluids of the body, that does not yield to
the Scandinavian Remedies See Advertise
meut,