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70 Chills and Feverl Chills and Fever !

BSa- Chllls ana teverI Chllls and Fever
Chius and Fevei n One Of the greatest remedies
that has ever been before the putlic for Fever and
Ague, and which has received the highest enoomi-
ums from the press and the people, is DIR. J. HOS
TETTER's CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who would
endure the tortures arising from this terrible dis
ease, when it can be easily cured Who would
endure seepless nights, burning levers and icy chls
alternately, when remedy can be obtained for
mere trife3 And yet hoT many families linger cut
painful existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gup down Quinine, until it becomes as
coamoa as their daily meals: and yet they are not
relieved None but the foolish and weak would hes
itate to procure these valuable Bittsrs, and save
themselves intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and BY HosTETTER Smith, Sole Proprie-
tors, S Water and IS Front streets. Pittsburgh.
~ Uostetrer,s Bftters are sold bv
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Frank PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. / Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R2e:1y
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. rs, 1880.

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the above
Trains Boats will be called for by the Coaches Of
S5esen's Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
the Omnibus Ohos, 81 Superior street, doOr next to
Weddel House.
April 10, 1860.
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Randall & Astin, Columbus-"About eight
Webster to one Worcester"
Anderson L Fuller, Solon-"N Ninety y-tt0O of
Webster to each copy Worcester"
]. H. Baumgartner & Co., Wooster-'fFiif II
ty Webster, not any Worcester"
W. B. Smith & Co., Cincinnati-''O One hun
dred of Webster to three Worcester
Geo. Blanchard, Cincinnati-"Se Serenity fac
Of Webster to one Worcester.
BuehS- & Kaehler, Msssillon - % 7TcelJ (
Webster to one Worcester"
G. Z. Glines, Marietta Ii0elUc Webster
to one Worcester"
C. s. Bartlett, Painesville-"Tsn Webster
to one Worcester"
R. W. Hall & Son, RaYenna-'fTcn Web
ster to one Worcester"
Let it be remembered that these reports
are founded on the actual sales by book sell
ers, OF Webster's and Worcester's Ncio Works
since tie issue Of Woreester's.
Prominent dealers from nearly every i'm
portant town in Ohio say q The sale of Web
ster is continually inersasing;" " Little or
no demand for Worcester" Z" Has not yet
been called for +" q Webster is all we sell -
d" Teachers and Boards of Education prefer
it." Dealers at Springfield, Lima, Con-
neaut, Cadiz, Findlay, Alliance, Athens,
GAINESVILLE, Warren, Dayton, Delaware
F. F.veepOrt &c, repOrt--"We sell none but
We bster :" "Have Worcester on sale but
no call for it," "Eight Webster to one
Worcc ster;" TteelUs to one in favor oi
Webster )" Tlirty.Jolsr of Webster and
no inquiry for Worcester; City dozen
Of all Of Wsbster's kinds to one Dozen of all
of Worcester's," !" &C., &c. Similar statements
are at hand from equally reliable sources
showing that since the publication of Wor-
eester's Pictorial Quarto the actual sales ol
that work and Webster's Pictorial Quartoi
made by the booksellers of Ohio, have been
t.osnty-Jo.tr tines greater Of Webster than o
TVorcscter L. S. HOLDEN, ed
Agent for the Publishers-
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On the other hand the Toronto Globe at
tributes all this wall of the Leader as an arti-
fee to draw offers of aid to the corporation,
and says:
The dreadful consequences likely 10 follow
the stoppage of the Grand Trunk Railway
el list only in the imagination of the writer
Of the Leader. The Grand Trunk is a con
v,enience to the people of Canada, nothing
more. They took their produce to market
quite as cheaply and commodiously before
the road was opened as they do now. The
/ !eader talks Of twelve millions of bushels
which will be exported this season, but of
that quantity how little goes by the Grand
Trunk There is no important point west OF
Guelph which is not served by the Great
Western and BrantfOrd and Buffalo roads,
nd no point east of Toronto which does not
communicate with the Lake and river. Be
tween Toronto and Guelph, if the road were
stopped, farmers and millers would be com
Telled to resort to their old practice OF team
ing produce to the Lake,-no great hardship
when, as is the case at this moment, the
Grand Trunks too much engaged in through
| traffic to pay the most moderate attention to
| local business. The season of navigation is
| not about to close. Six weeks remain, and
/ in that time the bulk Of the crop may be
/ sent to market.
The quantity of Canadian produce sent
/ forward by the Grand Trunk in winter j:
trihing, not worth considering. The fancy
| picture of farmers, unable to sell their grain
and merchants ruined, is worthy of the
! journalist who few months ago predicted
the greatest success for the road whose ruiz
it now announces.
The Leader may rely upon it, that it vii
| utterly fail in frightening the business com
munity into asserting to any scheme of re
lief onerous to the Province at large, by tht
threat of "stopping the road" The mai1
trunk line is paying something more thar
running expenses, and the proprietors, 81
long as it does that, will not injure them
selves by closing it up. American road
have been in quite as bad position fnan
cially as the Grand Trunk, but so long a
they paid running expenses they have beel
kept open, and SO will the Grand Trunk.
is not so easy a business to open a road afte
it has been once closed, that sixty million
shoGld be risked in so absurd a proceeding
The Leader may rely upon it that that coc
won't fight; it had better bring out another
1 if it has one.
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MARAYGLLA.-For beantifYinp and nrom

~ All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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!. REDING. ME.

A R. REDING, MERCHANT
IA TAILOR, has removed to No. 10 Prospect
street, Redhead's Block, few doors west Of Jones'
Marble Factory, where he will be pleased to and
suit his old customers as usual and new ones IN
vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials viii find II
advantageous TO call on him.
ES- Particular attention paid to cutting Boys
Clothing. auglO
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WIFE BEATING.-Watkins Davis, hack
driver, living on Erie street, was yesterday
arrested for, beating his wife. She is badly
disabled by his cruelty.
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THE GRAND TRUNK BANKRUPT.-There is a
prospect of the downfall of this mammoth
corporation. The Toronto Leader SAYS:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
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PERsoNAL.-Ex-Gov. Chase was at the An
gier Saturday on his way to New York.
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IA In all cases where DR.. S. A. Weavers
0anker and Salt Rheum Syrup, together with his
Certe, has been used 1t has cured Eryspelas. Some
cases that had resisted all modes Of treatment for
many years, had been perfectly and permanently
cured by these articles Th'' efficacy in such cases,
is truly wonderful. They ever fail OF efiecting a
cure for all humors.
Sold BY Gaylord Hammond, c. S. Mackenzie, z.
W Ssckrider and Wm. Fisks, Cleveland, o.
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SPEAKING on THE SQUARE.-The speaking
this evening will commence at o'clock, and
be kept up while the Wide Awakes are para
ding the streets.
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NO. 243.

STATE DISTRICT CoURT.-Martin vs. Hurl-
but, verdict for plaintiff for SIS.
John Friend Of Cleveland was admitted to
practice.
Messrs. S. J. Andrews, F. T. Backus, 7.
N. Kelley, H. Griswold, J. G. Grannis, O.
W. Palmer and L. Prentiss were appointed
examiners Of the Union Law College.
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CHARGE OF THE LIGHT DRAGOONs
Cleveland Light Dragons Capt. Haltnorth,
will give their annual Ball at National Hall
this Monday evening. Our German friends
know how to enjoy a Ball, and they viii
have fine time this evening.
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MISsTREIsY.-Shorey, Duprez & Green's
Miustrels will give two entertainments in
Cleveland on Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week.
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tomorrow.
THE GRAND TRUNK BAEKRuPT.-There is a
prospect of the downfall of this mammoth
corporation. The Toronto Leader says:
1t would be useless to attempt to conceal
that a tremendous financial catastrophe
seems to be impending over our greatest
Provincial undertaking. We believe it is
perfectly true, as stated in some Of the pa
pers, that Messrs. Barring & Co and Glyin, Mills
K Co., have taken steps to recover advances
made to the Company TO an amount which,
in the currency of this country, can only be
expressed by millions. Nor are theirs by
any means the only claims against the COM
papy. The entire amount Of the floating
debt must be somewhere between seven and
eight millions of dollars, 1t will be remem-
bered that the shareholders gave authority,
last Spring, 10 raise fl 100000 sterling on
seven per cent. preferential bonds; but it
has been found impossible to get the money
even at this rate and on these terms. The
stockholders declined to make the advance /;
and outside capitalists refused to subscribe
the proposed loan. Large advances were
made by the London firms in questions; and
as the money has not been raised TO Teim-
burse them, it is not surprising that they
should take steps to recover the amount.
Though we have mentioned from seven to
eight millions Of dollars as the actual amount
| of the COmpany's Indebtedness, that figure
does net cover its whole necessities. It
would probably take two and half mil
| lions of dollars more to purchase the neces-
sary rolling stock, additional sidings, and
other things, without which the road cannot
DO worked TO its full capacity. The failure
TO obtain the necessary capital has prevent
ed the road from being placed in position
to earn anything like what it is capable of
/ earning. Even last winte-, after total fail
| ure of the harvest in the Western States,
freight accumulated at Detroit, for weeks, in
vast quantities. in spite of all that could be
done to clear it of. The difficulty lay in q
deficiency of rolling stock. In spite Of the
increase of plant, since then, there is still g
| great want. The harvest Of the Western
States has this year been, like our own, un-
| usually abundant, so that the difficulty
threatens, after close of navigation, to be
/ greater than ever.
The disastrous effects of the failure of this
Road are fearful to contemplate. The i'm
m ense quantity of grain to be transported
from the West to the East renders such an
event matter of vital importance to farm.
ers, merchants, and manufacturers.
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Let the beauty and fashion of Cleveland
as illustrated in its fair maids and madams,
hold their breath, for we approach thrilling
and almost a sacred subject, for has it not
been the hope and fear of the bellies of the
Metropolis these many moons, and did not
more wealth and beaSty do homage TO the
event than to any other of the age Thanks
to the immortal and untiring Jenkins Of the
metropolitan Press, the Ball is before u.s.
not in its literal profusion of diamonds,
pearls, gems, flowers, music and gold, but in
eighteen columns Of nonpareil type - in
long drawn out descriptions of the Prince,
his partners, and his deeds, of the Academy,
the supper and the crowds, of the toilettes,
the gorgeous rivalry, and the dance. Read
then and wonder, for we are going briefly to
tell all about it.
RECEPTION.
The reception of Lord Renfrew to New
York occurred on Thursday. The U. S. Rev.
entle Cutter Harriet Lane bore the Royal
party from Ambey N. j., to the City, arri-
vim at Castle Garden about I o'clock, P NJ.
According to the previously arranged pro-
grnmme the military were there to be re-
viewed and the Prince escorted to his quar-
ters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The SOL
diery however were men and had a curiosity.
They craved sight of the Prince, and so,by
akillful manouvering, the Prince had two
or three reviews of the troops, which num-
bered some six thousand. Finally, the line
of march was taken up and the Hotel was
reached shortly after dark, thereby disap-
pointing a vast number of people who had
cungregated to seeEhim.
The Royal apartments at the Hotel were o
course fitted up most superbly, and it is saiC
greatly to the comfort and satisfaction of tn,
titled guests.
WHERE HE WENT.
On Friday morning the Prince proceeded
from the Hotel to the University and Wash
iIagton Square, where he was received b,
''God saye the Queen" by the Band, an ad
dress by the Chancellor and a fine display
OF female grace and beauty. Then he wen
to the Astor Library and looked at the books
Thence to the Cooper Institute, where Pete
Cooper himself did the honors. He appear
ed much interested in the school Of desig
for women which forms one branch of tn
Institute. The Free Academy was next Wis
lied and the scholars exhibited. The nobl
Central Park was the next object of vista
tion and here several hours were spent in ex
animation of its beauties, the Prince plant
ing two trees to leave as a memento of hi
visit. One was an English oak, the othe
an American Elm. Mayor Wood then en-
teTtained the party at his residence on tn
Bloomingdale road. The Deaf and Dunn
Institution was then visited and exhibition
of the proficiency of the pupils given. tn
party then embarked on board the steame
1rumpeter and were thus conveyed to tt
Harriet Lane which finally landed the pal
ty at Twenty first street from which the
proceeded to the hotel, at which they arrive
obout o'clock. A busy day certainly, fl
Prince or plebian.
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GET THE BEST
W WATER DRAW ER.

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w ER commands the admiration Of every low
or Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN BUCEET WITH the
improvements attached, make THE BEST article in
use for raising water from Weil Of any depth. In
other way CAL water be ra1seo so EA5Tt 30
QUICK, so CHEAP.
1t neat in appearance and occupies little space,
fple in construction, a. not liable 20 get cut OF
or1ar. Call and see il. 1t recommends itself.
''Water Drawers'' manufactured and sold whole
sale and retail by
J.E. WHEELER & CO., ProprietorB,
HsWitts Block Vineyard st.
Cleveland, o 10.
81 Agents wanted in every State and County
ststs and county Rights tor sale
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POLICE ECOURT.-Saturday morning Joseph
Coleman for intoxication, was fined 81 and
costs.
Thos. Banister same offence judgment sus-
pended.
John Robinson, same offence, fined 81 and
cost.
Simeon Morris, petit lrrceny, discharged.
Isaiah Morris, same offence, case coutin-
ued.
Louis Water, for frequent and protracted
ntoxication, was sentenced to hard Labor
twenty days.
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Ra- The Bosom OF Destruction is the IA
tally among our young and middle-aged to indulge
in excess and dohasing habits. Those who ere
yearntng for some infuenoo 70 dispel the growing
evii, should read "RUMAN FRAILTY, OR PHNSl-
ILLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 1t deliniates in vivid
colors lfor it is beautifully UustratedJ tho causes
and effects Of local and vital disease and decay, point
ing out the only sure sAFETV VALVE.
Read the advertisement Of 'TRIESEMAR," In
another column.
Sold By Or. BARROW, ls4 Bleeoher st., N. Y
Price = oents. sent free Of postage everywhere.
Sold also BY GAYLORD HAMMOND and WN. EIsKE,
DruEgists, Cleveland.
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AT HAwKs.-PetersOn's Magazine for Ne
vember has been received by Hawks & Bro.
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81 Hostetter's Bitters are sold by
CHURCHILL BRO, Druggists.

SHEaRE WINE BuTERs.-It is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring and Summer COM
plains. 1t has been more literally patronized than
any other ever established in this country. 1t is the
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored 50
many invalids to health throughout the Northeast
ern States during the past thirty years. Read the
following:
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ssA- What a wonderful discovery is Pc

sEA. What a wonderful discovery is Perry
p.ses segeIsbIe Pain Killer it not only cures all
ths ills Of the human family, but is also the only
sure remedy for horses with Collie, it has been
known to fail in cure Of the worst cases, and for
Sprans Galds, &C., it never tails-try it once Di-
rections accompany each bottle. Sold by Druggists
generally.
Sold by Gaylord & Hammond, VIM. Fiske, Q. s.
Mackenzie and E. ". saekrider, Cleveland, Q.
ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS.
1t is now generally admitted that all eruptive dis
eases depend upon some internal or constitutional
cause and that to use washes ointments for them
is sure way TO inure the SYSTEM and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease. But Humphreys SPe-
ciho Homosopathie Salt Rheum Pills are true spe-
ciho for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
Barbers Itch Erysipelas, Pimples on the Face Ring
Worm, and Nettle Rash, by curing the cause upon
which they depend and by restoring the skin to the
state Of health and purity. Thus, not Inly is the
disease cured, but the sOftness and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
Price IS cents per box, with directions boxes 81.
Sent BY mail or express, free Of charge, receipt
Of the price. Address,
DR.. +. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. 552 Broadway, n Y.
Sold nv T. " Cachrider and Cburchfll a Bro
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MANUFACTURED IN BEL
N FAST, ireland, expressly for us and which
sale at very low prices.
- TAYLOR, GRIsWOIiD CO.,
septic IT5 Superior street.
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Spttial gutitts.

BG- HoLLowAYs PILIs.-FLATuLENT OR
|, WINbT coI.io-Thrse medicines are especially re.
NommendHd for relieving the oppression frequently
b pcfrnAed alter hearty meal-in iact, they arc
a Ndiaher Pis-they assist nature In her digestive
ii ss, correct all acid, natulont or bilious tsnden-
8, aud by eQualizng the circulation prevent flow
Of blood TO the head. For upwards Of afty years,
they have been the only remedies OF millions Of peo-
pie for dyspepsia, bilousness, liver complaints and
all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold BY all Druggists, at 95o 62o,, and 81 Per box
or pot
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TICKET AGENTS CoNvENTIoN.-The General
Ticket Agents will hold their semi-annual
Convention at the Angler House in this city
tomorrow.
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My sales of the Pictorial Dictionary, sinot
the issue of Worcester, have been ten o
Webster to one of Worcester.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
De. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. fhe combination
Of ingredients in these Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ops
ration and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful transformations, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the sdo papitation Of the heart, whites al nervous
elections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
elbs, &C, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
saptsOn Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was ths commencement Of new era in the treat
meut OF those irregularities and obstructiOns which
have consigned so mat thousands Of the young, the
beautiful and the beneVOlent to q Premature Grave.
30 female enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins 70 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most efIsctual remedy ever known for an
com plants peculiar Females. To all classes they
ART Invaluable inducing ICth certainty, periodical re-
utrTiv. They are known 10 thousands who have
used them az different periods throughout the cOun-
try, having the sanction Of some OF the most etieu
physicians Ia AmerioG. Explicit directions safig phs
and ghg thoy should not Be used with each boxFiu,
Oas Dollar eact boz, containing 40 Pills.
A valuable pamphlet 10 be had free, Of the Agents
Pills sent bv mail promptly, by enclosing price TO the
General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
B. b. HUTCHlNGS, General Agent,
l55 Chan, bsrs st., New York.
sold In Cleveland at VIM. Fisk and Gaylord a
GRmmond's.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills re sold
CHURCHILL a BROTHER, Druggists
BIO 5. W. cor Ontario 81. a Public Square.
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The Ball was just about to commence, the
Prince had taken his card and was leading
his partner out, when a large part of the
dancing floor gave way with a great crash,
fortunately injuring no one. The props had
been too weak to support the fashionable
weight. Two hours of busy work by an army
of carpenters righted the matter, and at mid
night the Ball commenced.
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DEAR SIN Having sold "Dr. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitters for the last two years. Imust respect
fully recommed it to the notice Of Dyspeptie per-
sons, and all persons who require a stimulating
medicine.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-It will
be seen that a reward of 800 is offered by
Marshal Craw, for the discovery of the per
son or persons who broke into the Wide
AWakes' torch-rOOm on Saturday night. Let
the villains be brought to justice, and then
let them have the full benefit of the laws
made for such scamps.
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II AS RETURNED TO HIS OLD

I.99Le be Hln continue tc keep choice assortment
q ne most improved kinds Of sPECTA CLEs. All
MS Gasseg, whether Tor or iar sighted s ground
under his OWn Inspection, BY machinery Of 4 new
Construction, with the greatest care as to suit the
yag in ali cases. curing Weakness, DizzinegE or In
Elimination Of the eyes, and impartins strength for
long reading or fne sewing.
~ n. 81. soLOMoNsOE would here inform the
public that be never employs any in the sale Of
bis Lenses.
~ Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES &C., kept on hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
e perfect as natural.
,-dFFI0E-EO. 80 Superior st., under the American
Hotsl. auR10
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
FAIR H4TEV OYSTERS

FAIR IA YEN OKSTER&
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest aud finest
Oysters caught at this season Of ihe year, are re-
reive1 daily by Express in cans and keq8, and for
sale only by = H. q A. - eUhhA4s
octs RIO I94 Superior street
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ADVERTlGEMENI.
Cmrrnrt For the INSTANT RELIEF and
ADJ hMA PERMANENT oGRE Of this
distressing complaint.
FEN T'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES.
Hade by T. 3. SEYMOUR & 90, I07 NASSAU 81.
y. Price 81 psr box; sent free ofpost
foh SALE At ALL DRUGGISTS,
Imoy5;30sd&El
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The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale by Gaylord
Hammond and @ S. Mackenzie. Cleveland. 0.