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It 10 more pretentious, but less efIicsciou,
medicines. But il should not be forgotten
that the agent which is so magical in its in.
huence upon frame which is merely de.
bilitsted. is equally powerful in assisting
nature to expel the most powerful forms nj
disease. Who would not give it a niali
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywh here
p See Advertisement in another column
~>~~~N~>S~~>>~>~~>~
The following fattering notice is taken
from the Portsmouth (Ohio) Scicto Valley
Republican, of April 5, 1888.
ScAnpINAviA.--A friend writes TO us fol
our "resl opinion" Of DR.. Roback's Scan
dinavian Remedies, where he can obtain
them--snd why they are called "Scandina-
yian," and we are frequently asked the
same questions. Scandinavia IS the ancient
name Of Sweden and Norway, and a Scan.
dinavian, that is a Swede OF Norwegian, af.
fectionately calls his country "Scandina.
VIA" in the same sense as we speak of
"Columbia," or "T he Uuion." BY the
way, there are over nine thousand Scandi.
navian families in Dane county, Wiscon.
sin. Although a cititigen OF this country
for many years, DR.. Robsck is a swede by
birth, and compounds his Medicines OF
Swedish herbs, we think the name is very
appropriate. We have the veiy highest
opinion OF the Medicines, and of DR.. Ro.
back himself; who is not only a singularly
sk,llful Physician, but a gentleman Of the
Old School, as we know personally Our
advertisement columns will answer the rest
Of our friend's letter. See Advertisement.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of SarsapariIIa,

the most ciItctnal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times cnn devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal maady. 1t is conn
bin'd ffOm the most active rcmcdinls that have
been discovered for the expurgaton Of this foul
disorder from III" blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scroiilla, hut also those other uiIrc-
uon' which arise from il, such ~ EnrpriyE
and SKIS DiSrNsEs, Sr. ASruOSy's Fmy,
knNE. or EHY,irtLhs, PINrLrS, Pusrrirs.
ihurcmEs. BiNiNs and lIons, TrMnns, Tgrrrn
and SALT RIrErN, Scam IIrAp. ltiNuwoRM,
RmrrNLrisu. SYrnlriric and MEncunlAL DIS
rAsES, DnorsY. DYSPEPSIA, DEmiLiry. and,
indeed, All CoMriAiSrs ARISING rnnM VrrfA-
TED on IMrrnE liLOup. The popular belief
in " 0"pmiig 0fNr HoOd" is founded in truth
for SrrOfula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose aud virtue of tins SarAapa-
rila Is to purify aud rrgcnerntc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-05

He comes in no official character,
but en- a private tour CT observation
through portion Of the United
States. in connection with his visit
to the British dominions on this con-
tinent. Here, he expects no adula
ton, or other recognition than such
as would be extended to any stranger
of distinguished rank. He is q
youth, still pursuing bis studies at
school, and employing a vacation
in travelling, as part Of the English
system Of education, Tor those, es-
pecially, in the bieh her ranks. We
may properly deem it an honor that
Establishing a new precedenD the
son OF the Britiph Sovereign has ex-
tended his visit to this country so
remote, yet 40 intimately related TO
his own by many ties. Such a
visit has in it nothing to provoke
national jealousies. or to offend
against the mos. ardent Republican
Isentiments. On the contrary, it is
a marked and most significant COM
.pliment to our peoples token OF
confidence ard of respect to our Re.
publican nationality. which should
be appreciated as it is intended.
Whatever of royalty attaches to
the direct lheal heir to throne. of
course still adheres to Lord Renfrew.
none the less that, on entering THE
country, he has courteously vailed
his political character undeSone cf
his numerous titles. On onr p,rt,
IL can be no breach OF etiquette %
recognize the higher relation OF
which we cannot divest him in our
thoughts. IL is in the character OF
a Prince that he awakens the chief
interest OF the public, wherever he
may he. In his company are lords
and noblemen, Themselves distin. !
also, as statesmen, and |
worthy of popular respect. But
Lord ReDirew, by virtue OF his royal
blood, is the person on whom the
public curiosity ia concentered.
We have no lessons of propriety
TO suggest to our readers. Those
who do not instinctively perceive
what the occasion demands, will
hardly profit by printed advice. We
should certainly regret to see any OF
the gross otienses against good be-
havior with which foreign tourists
have so frequently charged our peo-
pie. We hope the great aim of our
city authorities, of committees, and
oi private citizens, will be that OBJ
Vious one which true politeness die
,atea, namely: to make the visit OF
Lord RenIrew TO Cincinnati as
agreeable as possible to himself and
suite. The qualification of ourselves
and friends must, in the exercise
'f common civility, be a secondary
natter, and indeed the very last to
'eceive attention, in whatever ia
lone by us either as individuals or
n behalf Of the city.
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MARRf,Gss.. married, on the 2Tth ultimo,
nj the re sdence Of Aaron Howard, esq, by
Rev. A. J. Imhof, David Dorsey, esq, and
Mrs. Margaret Adams, both OF Allen town
ship.
Married. on the LIST instant, at Carr s
Hotel, in Flndlay, bs Rev. A. J. ImhoG,
Mathew Chambers. ofGilboa, Putnam coun-
ty, to Mrs Eliza Seargent. of Carey, Wyan.
dot county
Married, on the 2s,h ult. by Rev George
Van Eman, Mr.. Thomas Crosier and Miss
Mary Campbell, all Uf Haneuuk county.
Married, on the LIST instant, by James
Wal;rrmirr, esq. Mr. Michael BosSerman
jr., TO MISS Loweny Phillips, all Of Han
cock county.
Married, on the 10th Of September, by
James Waltermlre, ESQ Mr.. Henry Saun.
ders, Of Jackson township, 10 Mss. Adaliue
Russell. OF Delaware township, Hancock
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DIR. Nc MILLEN,
ChemicOpathic Physician

tfN Nv CuNSlLIED FHtE or tH kN0E
At the following times and places:
flFFlN. SnAwuAS HOusg,
August ~, October 10, November a;
CAREY, GArLr Huuss.
August 80, October !, November %;
FNDLAY, Crooks HorKl..
Til o'clock. Aug. -, Oct Il, Nov. 23;
FoSTORiA, HAYS HorsE,
September !, October -, November ~;
PERRYSBURGH. IIowEL ExCmASGR,
september H. October 90, December 10;
LIMA, Lana lI0rsg,
September u, Octubur 20, December !;
UPPER SANDUsKY, PmnsoN IlursR,
September 10, October 81 December II;
/ FOREST. CARsoS HousE.
September 20 Novom. |, December l3.
Nv theory and Treatment are new and differ.
ent from any other one IN the United States,
and challenge amy one to produce tho same
/ success that | have in treating Chronic dis.
eases. My theory is based upon the chemical
/ operations of the body. Believing diseases TO
depend upon dispTopOrtlnncd condition oi
/ the fluids nf tho hody, whereby The Solids be.
: come unhealthy, by IualvZng the SGcretions,
4 Rl'rIl, &c, and hndinG out what Is deficient or
/ in excess. ANA supplying ~ the system what Is
wanting, am Gnihled 10 cUre often by u small
amount ni medicine,
/ Now, Dyspepsia, IN the great majority OF
cases, depends mainly upun "A dIspru pOrLlOned
state OF the Gastric ar DigeslilR FLUID Of the
Stomach; when this Gastric JUICE IL proper.
| toned properly, the food is well and thorough
! ~ digesled and asslm lated.
81 Viewing Dyspepsia by the rules Vi
ChcmlcupathNlOgy, and giving treatment ac
cOrdingy, ! Am enabled tO cure inrty.n ne
eases out of hfty and iOrty 1--WE cases ont iiity
4 of BroDchltls dnd liverC Complaints, Piles, Neu
ralgia. D2zlI oss, Nervnus Debility. and IL"
male Diseases in every case a cure. and al
other Chrnnlo Diseases proportionatGly,
Dn. McMlLLEN nses an improved lnlalint
Instrument iur Consumption, Asthma. iiron
Ghiis, and some forms Of Laryng,ls: by thu
we can make us good an application IN the dis
sascd Lungs and Throat, rs Ae could 10 u sOr'
anywhere on the surface oi the body.
DR. MoMlLlEN usos pure Chemcopathi'
and Botanic remedies. ho gives u mild toni'
treatment which aris Chemically, and assist
Nature 10 free herself. Ono ounce ~ assist
snce To Nature is worth more than pound q
J poisonous drugs 10 the diseased,
: Icxpoct 10 travel this route hIl some years
and pledge myself Ia he candid ana 10 deA
honorably with all who call upon ne.
II your Lungs arc discussed, try Dr. VI 3 In
proved Inhaling Instrument and Cliemicopall
10 Remedies before giving up ~ hopes Oh
!, cure.
l. Remember, consultation and advice Tree,
For information In regard 10 my troatmer
and SUCCESS call on ar write 70
n MRs. r. GILAsPlg. Findlay. Hancock cH.' U
III g. Is. ABBOTT, Portage Wood county, ONO;
a MRs. RoBsRT MCCLURE. THIN, Seneca co.. U
Miss n. GILAsPIK, Findlay, Hancock CO., y
JRssB HRKgLL. Browns Corners. WOOD CO.
John Sterling, Wnartensburg, Wyandot CO.
Ia All communications must be directed 70
Dr. J. r. MCMILLAN,
CLEvRLASo onto
September :, lsGO,-tly
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A Blessing for Needle. w omen,

Ann ALL orHsRs CosrKLLxp TO sEpEsrA-
ny EMPLovmEsT-A CuRE YoR FEMALE WK.K-
sKssSs--A large proportion Of the female
sex may trace the beginning of incurable
debility to some irregularity of nature.
These are permanently relieved by the
Peruvian SYRur, which contains the pro-
toxide of iron. and the only form by which
this indispensable element OF health can en-.
ter the blood, the want of which causes
psleness, dizzin mess, headache, debility, and
every form OF ill-health.
The Peruvisn Syrup, by ITS speedy action
on the liver and stomach, increases the di.
gestive powers, thus efectuslly curing Dys.
pepsis, and enabling the food 10 nourist
1.-THE tisaues and increase the hesh.
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Il il q Common Observation

That there are more sufferers from debility,
among Americans. than can be found among
any other civilized nation. The reason is
obvious. We take too little exercise, and
forget the wants OF the body in the absorb
ordinary medicines can do little good
What m required is just such a tonic and
invigoratoT as DR.. Hostetter has gwen To the
W world, in his sCELEBRATED "BiTrERS.U.
The weak and nervous denizen ofthe cou mt
ing. house. the exhausted toiler upon the
shop. board, and the ptostrated student of
the midnight lamp, have found a wonder.
Jul regeneration in the "Bitters," and prefer
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-05

The PRooEssIos ON TUESDAY. -
Amongst the largest delegations
in Findlsy, on Tuesday, were those
from Van Buren,. McComb, and
Willismstown. From Van Buren
shsre wss ono wagon drawn by
twenty. .,hsss hossssi Another wsg
na'kom1the Powell neishborhood
Wen Of town. Was drawn By sixteen
hossssi But we hardly fesl dis
posed to particulsrize, where so goot
. feeling was manifested BY oil. snt
where all did 90 well. The flag,
especially. were beyond comparison
the largest and handsom sst.we hav,
ever seen in Findlsy.
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THAT OLD RAIL SPLITTER One
Of the, great attractions Of the pro
cession on last Tuesday, was re.
presentation of"Old Abe" standing,
maui in hand, by the side Of a huge
rail cut" in which 4 wedge was
just entered, mauling away for life.
The figure, about two feet in length,
Was attached to q wheel driven by
the wind, and whenever it turned
the maui would rise and fall after
the most approved style of the art.
1t was a most ingenious sffair and
was got up by 8 boy over in Union
township, by the name OF Nelson
Keller, son Of Frederick Keller, who
by the way, was q stanch Democrs
in 1856, voted for "Old Buck, bu
repents his mistake, and is nov
going for Honest Old Abe" Tba
boy Nelson is a genius. Well pu
him mp against any of your cut'
Yankees. and be sure he'll win.
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Inflammation,

N. Bingham, 4 celebrated Physician Of
Utica, N. Y, says: al have treated cases of
Inflammation Of the Brain, Inflammation Of
Lungs, Inflammation Of the Bowels and Kid.
neys, Inaammatory Rheumatism, Child Bed
Fever, with DR.. TrasRs Magnetic Ointment
with perfect success, even when all inter.
nal remedies have failed, also cases OF
Group, Scarlet Fever, Canker. and Ulcer.
ated Throat and Lnngs with like su -cess.-
In the Epidemic known as the Putrid Ery-
sipeas, by which so many valuable lives
were lost, tested it frequently and it never
failed OF effecting a speedy and certain
cure. In cases OF Burns, Sprains, Bruises,
Frozen limbs, Chilbians, &C., it cures like
a charm. No Physician or family will be
without this medicine, after becoming &C
quainted with lis power to cure"
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, and Chill.
blains,
are completely cured by two or three appli
cation, OF the Magnetic Ointment.
U-See advertisement in another column
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a z z RS
Ague Cure.
ron rnE SPEEDY crRr or


Intrrmittrnt Fever. Or Fever aud Agnr,
N"nhttrnt Fever, ChIiI Fever, Dunn d
Agur, Periodical Headache, or BilIous
Headache. and Bilious Eevrrs, indeed
Tor the whole class or Il lscnscs originat- e.
ing In Military dernngrmcnt, caused by
the Mai"ri" OF Mi"sinatic Countries.
We arc enabled hcrc To offer tho community a
remedy which, while II cures the above complaints
with certainty, il still perfectly harmless in any
quantity such remedy IN invaluable in district,
where these a!ihruux disorders prevail. This
"CrUr" cNli"l- the miasmuiir poison Of Fpypn
N$n Ndrg nom the system, aud prevents the de.
vr!npm"nt "t Tia" dsrns' if taken M the fra, ap-
'"i'h of itN pr"in"nii"rv symptoms II is not only
"a" best remedy ever vet discovered for this elias,
nt complaints. hut ul,o the cheapest The large
iiuiiy We supply for - dollar brings il within the
reach Of every h"dy and IN bilious districts, where
tENEV ASH AGrE prevails, every body should
ha'" It a'd u,c II freely both for cure and pr0icc-
non. great superiority uf this remedy over any
.'h"r ever discovered for the speedy and certain
ur" ~ lntcim!ttrut Is that il contains no Quininc
r mineral, consequently It protluccs no quinsm or
other llJuriout effects whatever upon tho cOnstitu-
tion. Thog" cured by It are lcft as healthy as if
,hry had never had the disease.
Fever aud AgtlC is not alone the consequence of
the miasmaiic poisun. \ great variety nf disor-
dris arse from il, irritation, among which are
"csy 1SoibmIr. E,1TrIc, IGid,7m, li%Hna, ,f; f'@E
pit0fi0n, Pnnfm iHtttiOH ot' Tie Spleen, Hvsfcr-
'cS, Pd" m ~" B"m'iS, tOic, Paralysis and De-
'""V"r"f ~ Wf ""W"'H' All ol winch, when
Originating IA this cause, put on the intermittent
tHp" ~ hrrnm" periodical. This CuRR" cxpcls
the poison from III" blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. IL y m invaluable protection to
Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malaruus districts. Ii taken Occa-
sonally ar daily while exposed /, the infection,
that Viii he cNcrrl"l from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 ripen into dis
ease. Hence 1t Is even more valuable for pIotec.
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer fnm Inter.
mittcns if they avail themselves 0f the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
A. LANGWOHT ny
And by AL Druggists and dealers everywhere.
September y, ls60.--fly.wc
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THE GREAT ENGLISH Il E NJ E ID i
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills
Prepared from a prescription Of
SIR J. CLARKE, VI. d.,

fhySfcfdn eLtTdOTdfndTy 10 the Queen,
This W III known medicine is no imposition.
but snre and safe remedy for Female Dill.
cultIes and DISTINCTIONS from any cansc
whatever; and although Il powerful remedy, II
contains nothing hurtiul TO the constitution
To married ladiesit is peculiarly suited. II
will in short time, bring on the monthly pc
riod with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in tho Back and Limbs. Heaviness, IA
tigue on slight exertion, Palpiti,tion OF the
Heart, LowHsss OF Spirits, Hysterics, Sick
Headache. Whites, and all the painful diseases
occasioncd BY n disOrdered system, these Pills
will effect y cure when all other means have
fliled.
These FiRs haUe nfcer been kno,rn 10 tIa rLsr.
the direction, on The second page " Pamphlst are
tosN observed.
For full particulars got Pamphlet, free, Of
| the Agent.
N. Isl 90 and postage stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, viii insure Il bottle OF
the Pills by return mail.
| Sir James Clarkes Female pills
| Sir james Clarke's Female Pills
| Sir james Clarke's Female Pills
| Arc n Scientinc Preparation
| Arc Scientific PrepArati on
Are u Scientific Preparation.
They are safe, and never tail
they are safe, and never fail
| They are safe, and never fail
TO remove all 0hstructions
To remove all 0bstructions
To remove all Obstruct ions
And cure all Female Complaints,
And cure all Female Complaints,
And cure all Female Complaints,
II When the directions arc followed
] When the directions are followed d
When the directions are followed
They are blessing and cure.
They are u blessing and cure,
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II And can be sent by mai
And can bo sent by maj
~ And can be sent by maj
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
For one dollar and six postage stamps.
n For sale BY A. LANGwORTHY, wholosal
= and retail, Findiay, Ohio.
/, A; BALDWIN, Agent, Mt. Blanchard.
n May 1, lss0.-ly.
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Important to Fe males.
DIR. CHI EESEMA PILLS.
Prcparcdby Cornelius l.. Chccsrmnn, VI. ID,
NEW YORK CITY.

The combination of Ingredients In these
pills is the result al = long and extensive prac.
tee. They arc mild IN their operation, ana
crtain In correcting All irregularities, Paine.
rul MenstruatIons removing all 0bsiructiuns,
whether fran cold or otherwise, headache.
pain in the side, papitation of the heart, dis.
turbed sleep. which arises from interruption
of nature.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
Dr. Cheesemau' SPl ls are Invaluable, aS they
Will bring on the monthly period with regular.
ny. Ladies wNu have heen disappointed in
the use of other Pills, can place the utmos,
coincidence In DR.. Cheeseman's pilli doing All
they represent to DO.
TICE.
They SHOULD not be used during Pregnancy
as II miscarriage would certainly result there
! from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious to life or health. Explicit
directions, which should be read, accompany
each box. Price 81 Sent hy mail on en-
closing 81 To the General Agent. Sold by on,
Druggist in every town in the United States.
II. b, HUTCHINGS.
\ General Agent for the United States
| l65 CHAMBERS STREET NEW YonK,
To whom all wholesale orders should he ad
dressed. Id by
4. T. !. phASSsSSTN22srHY' SsSN2s. FrsDtAy, Ohio.
January IL, ls59.-tly
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Spstial 1lotitrs.
---s4----s
ID LIEF IN ten MISUTEs!i
BRYAN'S
PULM0NIC WATERS!

! The most certain ana speedy remedy
ever discOue,ed for all diseases Of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
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&c., &c.
These Waters give the most instant ancous
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constitutions they are blessing and a cure
none need de pair, no matter how long the
disease may have existed. or however severe
II may be, provided the organic structure ui
the vital organs is not hOprleSsly dccayed.-
Every one afflicted should give them an i'm.
partial trial.
To Vocali.ts aud Public speakers,
these Waters are peculiarly valuable. They
VIII IN OS. DAY remove the most severe Occa.
sioniI hoarseneSs; and their regular use for Il
few days will, ~ all times, increase tho power
and fcxihii!ty Of the voice. greatly improving
its tone, compass and cloarncss, tot which pur.
pose they are regularly used by many Profess
ional vOcalists. JOB MOSES,
Sole Proprietor, RuGh, strr, n. Y.
ca Price 2j cents per box.
VocallstS and Public Speakers
VOCalls,s and Public Speakers
Vocal!sts and Public Speakers
Will find Bryan'S Waters
viii ind Bryaus Waters
invaluable to remove
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable to remove
Iloarsenesa and Sore Throat,
Hourseness and sore Throat,
Hoarscnpss aud Sore Throat.
And give clcarncss to the Voice.
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They relieve IN ten minutes,
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Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, aud all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
OF the Chest and Lungs.
Oi the Chest aud l.uugS.
OF the Chest and l.ungs.
Sold by all Druggists
said by all Druggists
sold by an Drusri.,p
Az % cents 4 box.
At rs cents q hox.
At - cents u bOX.
May 1, lsG0.-[dm
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RECRUIT THE DEniLITArED;

and that there Is no disease ur the stomach and
bowels. tho liver the nervous system, The
skin. glands. or muscles. ARISING FROM lM
PURlTlES OR OBSTRC rIONS CT THE BLOOD
OR SECRErlONS. IN which they II" not rivr
very citadel vt life has been mvadCd) sDect Il
paniicss dndpsrtrrt cure.
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by
the experience of thousands 81 living witness.
cs, who, IN letters. anildvitS. medical works
and by word of mouth. proclaim them a. be
the very best preparation uf the Kind ever OF.
tered to the brOkGu.duwn victims Of III. health.
They hunt disease through every avenue an. 4
organ ui the system, and eVpG ii thorough.
ly and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial -- they are not only better. but III
fact, cheaper than any ether i'iiis, tor II takes
less number "f them 10 produce better oi
feet.
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. Al per bottle. ur - per AalEdu2cn.- .-
or the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, g
cents per box, ur I'VE boxes Tor 81.
Read DR.. RohaGk s special Notices ana Car
uhcaltS publiShrd III II conspicuous part Ol
tins paper from time 10 time.
DR.. R"back's Medical Almanac aud Family
Adviser, containing a great variety 1T interest
ing and valuable medical information. can hc
had gratis Of any of MS Agents throughout the
country.
In difficult nr complicated eases. Dr Gohacl
may bo consulted personally or 10y letter cn
closing one stamp for reply.
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The Prisce's Visit.

The Prince OF Wales, heir apps.
rent to the richest royal inherita nee
in the world, is now in our city