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as if both parties had been temperate.
Third, Drunkenness is not a cice from,
which man cannot be redeemed. The
force of this lies here, namely, men have
been known. bv the dint of "a resolute will,
to abandon forever the use of splrltuous
liouors and live sober lives. Now, If
they were not men they could never do
this. for nothing short Of Almighty pow
er could make man, and this they do
not possess. We suppose ''B,' would
recognize them as men when they lived
sober lives. But how could they make
themselves men after reason was gone !!
In our humble opinion we have proved
the proposition to be false. Our habits
conform to our opinion of tho mattor,-
We address a man who uses ardent spir-
its as Il man. We reason with him about
the impropricty of his course, and use
endeayors to persuade him to abandon it
bv showing him that we feel an interest
far his lccItare. as well as showing him
that it Is for lis good.
SO much, then. for the proposition, and
if | would say more, it would be by way
Of practical reflections called out by the
statements in the article, in no way con-
nected with the discussion Of the Reso-
luton
My thoughts ran something like the
following: 1t seems to be characteris-
tic of this writer 'B, to mix up things
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-17

ca We are under Obligations to our
attentive Representative, Mr.. Mann, for
copy of proposed new Act "reIating
to the collection Of taxes iu the several
counties of the State," reported from the
Judiciary Committee by Nr. Nil, and or
dered to be printed. Itproposes that the
county treasurer shall give thirty days
notice in the newspapers, and meet the
taxpayers of each township previous to
the 18th day Of July in each year,-all
who shall pay on or before that time be-
ing allowed a deduction Of D per cent ON
their State taxes, which is to be in lieu
Of the 5 per centum abatement allowed
each county by the act of 1914. We
think the law a good Que, and ought to
be passed. 1t will go great way toward
the abatement Of delinquent collectors,
etc. As soon as it becomes law we will
publish it entire.
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Eetter From Harrisburg.


A1-4''''''' = 'N'' ~ - '~N'''
Mr.. CHASE: Over four weeks have
passed since the opening of the Session
aud what has been done? Absolutely moth
Inc; If the abolishiug Of the office Of Ca
nal Commissioner and State Engineer
which was really accomplished IN few
hours-was not in the account. That act,
which abolished ar office that ought no.,
to have been created,-is one In which
the people are interested, and / suppose
that the passage Of the bill Is almost uni
versally approved. Our newly elected
Canal Commissioner thought that it was
not treating him very res pecttuily-send-
mo him back to private life so qUickly
after his promotion, but in my humble
opinion it was not done in the least too
soon; for, in the few days that the bill was
being made acceptable 10 the views Of the
Senate, some old ciaims were passed aud
allowed, that tWontv years since were put
to sleep for want Of evidence to keep them
awake--and there were d good many more
Of the same age awaiting an audience OF
lliuJ duLuNJ DCIA, dJ tIiC LttAC CINS NNlC
50 quietly let down to place that left
them powerless, and another quiet act
stopped payment on these old claims
which the Board allowed. until authoriz-
ed by an act Of the Legislature, so that
they will have to undergo one more scru-
tiny. Aside from this there has been
absolutely nothing done, and although the
business of the session ought to be all ac-
complished in four weeks more, and the
members on the road that leads them
home, have not any doubt but that the
session will extend into the middle of
April and perhaps onger-although there
will be a determined effort to close about
the twentieth Of March, it will fail. Do
you ask why? Let me say to you, that
the "truth is not to be spoken at all
times"-the more so in this particular
caso-as | am a timid man, and should
most undoubtedly stir up" a certain
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Gbe ]lottter 9ournal.
G0gEGERSPORT, pa,

IQqts>ay ll1r9'Gg, Fo5, z, 1882.
7. S. CHASE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

keA.Amos Adams is no more. The Bat
on Rouge Gazette and Comet says this of
his demise "On September 2, al twelve
o'clock NJ, Amos Adams, so we'll known the
length and breadth of the Union for his zeal
and activity as a Mason-so honored and re,
spected by his fellow citizens in the State,
and SO idolized by devoted family, breath
ed his last, after very short and sudden
lines Our heart is full when we ceme to
chronicle the sudden death of one 20 near
and dear-so well and fully known to US
in his many excellencies of character Mr..
Adams was not an ordinary man; in his af-
fection he was warm and sincere-in HE
friendship firm and unwavering. All with
whom he had intercourse loved and respect
ed him--the lowly as well as the great In
the Masonic fraternity, to which he was 30
earnestly devoted, he was often bonored,
not only in the East of St James Lodge,
but as the Most Excellent Grand Master of
this State.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

Mrs. WiusloW, an experienced nurse
and female physnaAn, has . sootking syrup for
children teething, which tfesiiy facilitated the
process Of teethng BY sofenipg the gums, reducing
allinhammaton VII Aliay All pain, and h sire 70
regulate the bowels. Depend upon ~, motheri, II
wllglye rest 70 yourEevea, end Health 10
your infantH. Perfectly safe In all cases. See ed-
vertisefent IN another column. jt2
Holloway's pills. without a vestige OF
mercury OF othefdeietetoua mineral particles, COM
posed entirely Of vegetable eztfa-is from The most
powerful combination ever discovered Tor fhera-
moyal Of internal disease They reouperate thesys-
TEN, and act as tonic well an aperieht IN all
stages Of disease or conditions OF tie body.
sold at the manufaotory, No. 80 Maiden lane
New YORK, and by all druggists, At 25es sose. and 81
per box or pot. septis-d&wlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

s@~Some people will be astonshed to
read the following from Boston letter to
the st. Louis Republican. The writer is
speaking of the suspension OF Phillips, samp
son g. Co.,
You will perhaps remember remarked,
that for three or four years no house in
America published better books or did be,-
ter business than that of p, s. a. Co. But
some two years ago it made speciality Of
Abolitionism The Atlantic Monthly was
started for the avowed purpose OF "extin
gushing Southern slavery" Mr.. Russell
Lowell, Of the Aut Slavery Standard, was
made its editor Mrs. Stowe. Mr., Lloyd Gar
rison Wendell Phillips, &c, were chosen as
its contributors IL is in vain the publish
ers were warned time after time that it
would not pay in the end to seek to carry
one section of coantry against the other,
however much it might please few Eng.
lish duchesses, and get Mr., Lowell and the
rest of the small fry of abolition poets talk
ed of on the other side of the Atlantic as
people of genius, &c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

THINGS IN ARIzoNA.-A correspondent Of
fhe St. Louis Republican writes as follows
Of this far,western region, from La Mesllp
when the good time comes that we shall
have an organization and laws to govern us,
Arizona viii receive her share of attention
from the denizens of the East and South,
and our rich uplands and fertile valleys wi /
yield their aid in rewarding the labors of
the husbandman and ranohero. AT present,
however we cannot blame any ono who
does not choose to come 10 us or stay with
u.s.
"An election is at hand on the frst day
of September next we cast our votes for
delegate to represent rs IN the next Con,
gress. Lieut.. Mowry will be returned by a
unanimous vote, as he well deserves, for be
served us ably and faithfully.
"ln New Mexico, the election is held on
the 9th of September Here the contest
will be close and spirited. Otero and Galli-
gos are the candidates. Both are strong, but
the probabilities are that Otero will be re-.
turned-with us it is, don't care Whoev,
er the sovereign 'greasers' of New Mexico
oturn, will suit Arizona
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
DAILY EMPIRE.


wont you make my doll a cradle9
Said little Rirl Of aiE;
"My cousin Tommy made me one,
q. .But that is out of FIX,
Aud want 10 have nice one
Made Of little willow sticks"
No mechanics heart e'er Auttered
With a more exullant lhrOb,
Than mine did NJ this order;
And time can never rob
Ny heart Of it's strange ecstacy,
On taking home the iob.
That "cousin Toni know not Why
! never could abide;
| felt a strange uneasiness
To see him by her side;
Aud win her undivided smiles
Unremttingly tried
Since then dozen Aowery Springs,
In Times unceasing roll,
Have laid their hand on Mary's brow
Their impress on her soul
And I've anotherctadle made,
But Ills not for her doll.
| cannot tell you how II was
I'm sufe | never thought,
When but boy Of ten years old
That first rude job l wrought,
That We should need another Que,
But So ii has turned out.
OF the two cradles / and she
Have oftentimes conversed,
And she declares the last one made
Is clunsiest and worst,
And | believe she likes Il better
Than she did the first
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
edg- aWonderful things are done now a

D9r Wonderful things are done now-a-
days. said Mr.. Timmins, "the doctor has
given Eieks boy new lip from his cheek.
"Ah !" said the old lady, "many's the
time haYe known pair taken from mine,
and no very painful operation either,
Rea.T The Independent states that the lead,
ing elk and fancy dry goods auction houses
in New York "hsmmered or last year, on
six months credit, the enormous amouut iu
value Of 81, 100000 Of foreign merchandise;
consisting mostly Of silks, ribbons and print
ed goods,
ET-A slave girl drowned heraelf at Nash,
vile ON Thursday, by sticking her head i'm
to puddle Of water. Tho deed is supposed
to have been done in it Of resentment, be.
Gauss she had been chastised
RD-The New York Tribune prints list
Of a hundred and ninety four men and eight
women who are ready to answer invitations
for lectures the coming winter. Massaohu'
setss leads the column with sixty Eve Of the
whole number.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

ARMS FOR MExIoo.-During the month of
August last there were exported from New
York for different ports Of che Republic of
Mexico more than ten thousand muskets and
rifles, four batteries of artillery, composed
of twenty four guns from twelve TO twenty
four pounds, with tho trains and ammunition
complete, one thousand quintals of powder,
thirty tuns of balls, bomb shells, grape shot,
&c, and great quantity Of pistols, knives
and munitions Of war Of all kinds, for the
use of the Constitutional army, These ex.
portations would seem to Indicate that vig'
orous movement Of some sort is on foot in
Mexico.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

SHAME ON SUCH LAVA trial has just
terminated at Middlesex Session, England,
resulting in the establishment oil q law, we
say, should be repealed at once, A gentle
man undertook to kiss lady because she
said he couldn't-a tussel ensued-both fell
on the floor, aud in the melee she bic the
mans nose of-but did not get kissed. lie
brought suit for damages; and the Court
ruled that man had no right to run such q
risk with his nasal organ uuless he was will
ling to stand what damages might come
from such trial Of strength. The woman
should have been bound over TO keep the
piece ct all events.
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DIR. ,JOIAGs0N,s 6.
HERB DISPENSARY,
oFF1oE as MA1E an.

tSeeond door, Up Stairs,) buffalo; N. Y.
THE GElskBtATEi1l lLnk. -i0H NS0N,
4 Botanic Physician, treats successfully the fol-
lowing diseases;
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd IN lUm
Lung & Cest Discusses Screfnia,
Diseases of the Heart Salt RheueS
Kidney Injections, Rhauuatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever and Aeue,
Female Weakness Pimples,
Diseases Of the Ear and Eye, &c, 6c
AllzEhoue suffering from the above named dis-
easesfp1s any other complicated disesae Of yeAn
standing afe Informed thai they Gan have iQFwafa-
neat package OF hedieinch, with all necessary a.
rections ana medical advice Patients should appis
without delay. as they san obtain ihatAnt reiief
from the Doctors TemedieR.i ss..ty
DR.. Johnson'h Mediciheeonasts bfextrActs from
choicest Medicinal fOreiEn and native Rootz and
Herbs, manufactured nnder his. own superFiHion, at
his Dispensary, and therefore avoiding the use OF
Mercury and other mineral poiB0ns, that were new
or designed for the stem, to which many thous-
ands have fallen victims and gQBe to eatlg Tnves.
I LOTION FOR THE COMPLEXION--Dfs John-
sot's remarkable LOTION for beautifying and lm-
proving the Complexion, removipg almost inatan-
taneOusiy Tan, FreckIes Pimpes, &C., viii te sent
to'any partof the country Tor 81 90 and onepost-
age stamp. Address --- tt.A 4eT
ia = 0R. JOHNSON, Drawer 4o4, -i
Office 90 Main street. buffalo, NY.
N. B-Female Plus . n o0 a box. .lel1-d&wly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

A NoyELTY IN FASHION Among the novel;
Ties lately introduced IN ladies' apparel, is a
new article Of suspenders They bear resem~
blance 10 those worn by gentlemen, except that
they are made Of more delicate, white elastic
fabric, with frilled edge about one inch wide,
and are attached TO the skirt by buttons in like
manner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21

MOURNING FOR Doa.-A somewhat eo-
centric woman Of this city suffered loss, by
death, of a favorite dog day or two since.
Yesterday she procured coffin, at the cost
of 81, in which she has had the animal "laid
out" and has adorned 1t with mourning
flowers. She also engaged two carriages for
the purpose of taking the remains Of her la-
yorite to Mount Auburn, for burial to-day.
IL remains to be seen whether this desecre'
ton of that sacred spot will be allowed
TBoston Traveller, 18th.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-21
coPARFNHRsHIP

DR. WM. RGRY, DR., N. ED. LEAMAN.
I HAVE this day associated with me in the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery DR.. N Nd. Lea
man, OF this city. s.
Our office 10 on Third street, east Of 81, Clair, Sd
door west OF Ohio Block.
Dayton, August n, 1853. augls
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Strayea

EROM the Subscriber, 1 miles west Of
Il CentreYille, a BRIGHT RAY HORSE, rs hands
high, no shoes on; has q few white hAirs on his
nAnk or belly, "A liberl reRard viii b paid for
ANY information By which the hone eAA be ionad,
=R1g2s h. q, McEWEN,
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&C &c,i &C fs..
Are also q sure and certain preventive against
Fever and Ague, Cholera and summer Com
plants &C.
Andls = mt ct valuable and effioacious Tonic and
Appetite creating compound ever offered TO the
public. ..- n.
BY the useo these Bitters All Diseases fthe Blood
will be thoroughly Adieated, and Althose who are
suffering from early exceaA or Pfoatrauon of the
Physical Energies will be restored to Robust and
Vigorous state of Haalth. .t.-
The Digestive organsWill be stimulated and Per-
manently Strengthened, appetite Will be created
and the Debilitsted Subject Restored 70 New Life.
Thes remedy has very agreeable taHte, and will
be taken really by children as well aa adults.
All persons suffering from any OF the above COM
plainta are invited TO try DR., BRuNON'SRI RITTERs,
DoBE.-For an adult, I'm al wine glasHfnl time
dayi for child, asmall sp0ohfultWiSe edRy.
K GRUGER.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
549, Broadway, N. ".
B6S- Sole a so cents per bottle, IS per
dozen, $3.50 per gallon; extra Bitters for
Bar-rooms, by the gallon or barrel, at the
low price Of 81 rs per gallon; fine Stougnton
Bitters, LIS per gallon.
For sals by all Draggiste and Groeers,
WHoLRSAl.E and RETAIL AT
712 BROADWAY, NY,
IanS-dawly
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.zssSEsS. Csc.


~ l0osoa +ih IiifSt t6nI ogWrgp
IntegriitwtE Eww mfFevsr ana Aeue.
R6mittent Fever, Gill Fever. D1mb
sAgue, feriodicsl ! hda6h6, or Bilious
~ Headacbe sd tiliots Fevars. isdSeA
10 ftf 81 q at Diseases srIoi.
Z afating n biifgt d1fi6RSnidnt. cdu5d
Malaria Of nianmatiepountries.
I. No ono.ssrac.lr'e leuasr'caiiod fof 1y,irc ne.
sssstlss e ts q a illg eQpIe thH aarq Ind
we ore now enaliIa "a n rsvili h a. perfcctcn
.taintyb TINT efadeac pdiasasu, and with
assurance, founded % pfb6fj that no harm can
hriHo from it6 lfse N, any duan6tg. 10 snl ifht
Tint which nfoiccls from AZ ifev6nfA ilis tlis-
order must be 81 immense service IN tho con,3nn.
mites where dt ,ppefaila. PffWfiioa is better
than cure, Tor The pptie9tsescapes tho risk which
5a must run Is IL violent b attacks this beief
matte poison of iREvRg AKIN Aousqffon 'tk9
system, and preveatB the development of the
,disease, II takeH on tho fl hppr6acii Of fts pre-
m0nitory syInptctAs !, ID is not ,eniy the Best
remedy over yot discovered for din cags t c1ni-
plants, but also The chcepestsi,T The larqe qnans
dty We supply for dollar briagsiit aVsihin the
roach Of every body and ihi6ilfous districts,
NNSto HhNIN- AND AQUH tllfeNtiBt ofcry BODY
should havo 81 and use Il ffeeit, both for cure
and protection. II Is hoped IBIS price wilFphce
II within the reach OF all the oor Is well as the
fieh a great superiority Of this remedy oyor
any,other ever discovered for tho speedy and
cetthin c.lfc Of Inteffhillents 81, that II contains
no Quinino OF mineral conbeddehtiy 1t ph6ddces
no quinism or other ininFious effects whateyer
upon the constitusion- Those, cured BY il arc
len a. healthy as If they had never had the dis.
ease. lrsalaa ir1f5Ia ~
Fever and Aghe Is not alone the cohscduehco
Of the miasnntcP9lso a gscat ypricty of az.
orders arise from fs irritation, .aua6ne which are
Neuralgia, Rheunatistn, Cont, Headache, Blind
ness. 1oothaclies Earaei1e, Chsaifli Asihila,
Palpitahen, Painfnl Affection of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and Derangement of tte Stomach, all Of which,
wheno originating IN this cause, put on the intnrl
mittenf ype, or become pero icai;; III aCUhE"
expcls the poison from the blood, and conso.
quentiy cures them all alike. Il Is an inyaiua.
bic protection to imniigtnhtg, and persons tray
cling Of temporarily residing IN The malarioua
districts. If taken occasionally or dailySwhile
exposed' to the infection, thar win be exvfeted
from the systern, aud cannot nccumuIate IA suf-
ficient quantity to ripeR into disease Hence it
Is even more valuable for proiectiOm than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Ihiefmitens, if
they avail themselves Of the profession this rem
edy affords. 81 ~ s.loss v75 oi in55 1.lsii-l
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BRANDENBURG&co.,
Vt TIE LeWGsF CASH RaFEESil
NO MORE EXPLOSIONsl
aresnoush csEbohic Aeia Gas Nom
ExplosiVe HnInips Eln4a -

VTutnou 8u7u -NNTuInIV ATIW OAb IIOu~
Hxplosive HnTniHg Fsla4a T..
HAVING, MADE, AIifsifts Sfe
IL with Prof. u. y. GREEHouqH, pf h0afoni (fhe
original Inv entor oi CAmphene and hurpiRs 8lIidA
Tot the eqeusiye right 10 mAnuiAefure and sell the
NON EXPLOSIVE BURNING. FLUID. Z g
In Dayton and Montgomery county, I am nou pfes
pared to uneF a 10 hepublie. Having seen and
made RgFeat variety Of the mOgt dAngcuOla Vlgparl-
msnss with the Faald, sI feli3 assdfea that
It may bS used with PERFECT SAFETY
and without the tightest posti6inty 'hf Aeciaddt
and will not eSplodf under any Ordinary ukt Of
Burning Fluldy I hays fully ltsstea lts neFits in
presenef 81 All of olf hest efaiaia. aud MANY ritls
iens. All pron0anee Il of the utmost poflanee 10
evefE lagally o. safe ana lltaut ~ fht. u IL "A
II u Nset IA the eAlpe LAmps a. the eammop
nAn AiAstats, ,ill r sod a se1y spsht aaNsHee
Z / -DE w. w. STEWART, Druggist,
kugee No. es hKin street, DAyton.
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Rhalkar Yam.

A Ii good GrandmotheFs. Mother aud Aunta eal
"A md the best shaker YarE for sale By llsl.
CHARLES Post,
AuEil-dkv Rast "a 81, dOOrt nom MAin.
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MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention of mothers, her
Soothing Syrup !


~ CHhheAh OhA hGGtubhEs
which greatly facilitates theprocess of teethng by
soitening the gums, reducing alliniammation-wiil all
allay ALLPAlN and spssmodie action, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon IT, Mothers, II will give rest to your
selves, and, tiiH
RELIEF AMI HRAITH T0' yOTrR INp ncTe
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RELIEF AND HEILT ALI.


We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN sAY,' IN CoNFIDENoE AND
TRUTH of IT, what welS have never been able to
say OF any other medi-i- cihe--NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED, IN A SINGLED INSTANCE TO Eff
Feet CURE, wheneS timely used Never did
we know an ihstancekAt OF dissati ction by any
one who used IT, On thek = contrary, all de-
lighted with Its opera-Kt tionB, and speak in
terms of highest com-rO mendation of its magic
al effects aud medical0~ virtues. We sneak In
this matter "wHAT WEI DO KKow,n after ten
years. experience, andC1 PLEDGE our REPUTA-
TioN FoR THE FuLFIL@Hz, MEGr OF WHAT we
HERE DECLARE, In al-G most every instance
where the infant iB sut-A fering from pain and
exhaustion, relief willy be found In hfteen or
twenty minutes atterk1l the syrup is administered
This valuable preparae tion Is the prescription
Of one of the most EXe7 ENC ED and
skILLFuL NJ RSES In ~ New England, and has
been used with NEyERS FAILING SUCCESS IN
THOUsANDSCl OF CASES.
neutrality-suspicious. - ohildfrom pain, butin-
Yigorateg the stomAehVx and bowels, correota
Acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
eystem. II Will alm0stI0 instantly relieve GIRL
PING IN TIL BoWSN ELS AND WIND col
lC, and overcome comb, yulsions, which, II not
speedily remedied, endlG in death. We believe II
the BEST and sUResTt~ Remedy in the world in
all cases of DYSEN0 Terry AMI DIAR-
RHE, IN CHILDREN, whether 1t srises from.
teething, from Anyk3 other cause. We would
say to every mo other WHOM has q child suffering
from any OF the foreBQsSc ing complaints = DO
NOT LbT YOUR PREF JUDGES NOR THE
PREJUDICEs OF oTHE ERs, stand between
your suffering child and the relief that will be
SURE yes, ABsOES LUTELY SURE--to fol-
low the use OF thiskS medicine, II timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None gen uine unless the fac-sfm-
lie OF CURTIS PER 70 RINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper. -
Sold by DruggistsiSt throughout the world
Principal otflce, n No 10 Cedar st.,
New York.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
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