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Ths ioIloWinF d IN sxtract ifom letter written
hy ne psltcs o. Baptist Church % the " Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and sPSaAs vols
unos in iasor o. that vorld-EonoWEst medicine, q
MAs. WNsIsW's s0ozniHa sEnUP F5a onupAn
THEIuINai
"Wseos "a advostifomcntia Fcur ooluonl o. ks1.
WinsloWss soothina syrup. hoN W noVuf said
word IN lavor Of pstort modicns noare a Cur lio,
BAT Wo tsel o0mpei1 10 nay % YouE roar thai his
ne humhes-gE HAvE TRrnp u, AEt En0u n -
EALL n cLAIzs. Il ia probably, one Of The most
cosaIz medicinea Of the day, because it iI one Of
the eesl And thola 81 your readers Who have babes
cEa,t Dc hstsur than % lay ina supply"
s. aayerti tiemept q saalher column, seE2sRH
a RRIEED IN NEED. Try IT.
DR- SWnzIa IEFkLLInLE LIEIEEET Is procured
from the reoipo Of DR.. stephen Sweet, Of Cen
nectcut tho great bonessttor, aad has been usedin
his practice sr the last twenty yca with the most
astonishing sueoess Az an external remedy Il d
without rival, and viii alleviate pain speed
u than ! ether prupaFation- For al Rheumatic
and HorVoJ= Disorders Il is truly insliihls aud e
oaAtiVp ior SORES, Wounds, sprasns, Bruises, a.,
o. soothins, healing, and po~ -rfl STRENGTHENING
rropsrtls1 excite The uai Woh0ur and autoBisdmant
of all Who havs ever given It a trial. Oser four
hundred certificates Of remErkablt cnros, PEI lormed
~ q within ths lhst two Year,, attest this faot.
FoE uais b. Strong 3 ArnatronG and Wm. flake.
Sc 'asne1l, "a 22ii,1R
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Arc composed Of Vegetable iugfediantd exclusively,
can Dc ascertained BY chemical tests. Their PROM
inent qualities those 81 an active and searching
though perfectly giid aud agreeable detergent aps-
rient ~ gentle anporihc, promoting the insensi-
bic pers piron Of pleasant diuretic invlgoratiug
the kidneys and bladder; and Of delightful toniC
cardiac exciting appetite By the demands Of active
digestion, and ohegTng the mind with that grateful
sense Of renovated health which e ono Of tie most
failaitouH faeliuua Of 0ur nature-
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Spetix. alntiess.
MANHOODI
HnW 80. HoW REaToRHp.

.fout unblished on the Nature, Treatment and
ssio.i Cure Ct spsrmAtorrhoa, or seminal Weak
ps-s. sexual Debility, HoEvouanesu, InVoluntary
Emi1sanr and Impotsnc7, resulting hon sallabuao,
&e ~ Robt. J. calyerUell, n. d. Sent under Essl,
On arlar envelope, TO any adTe.a, postpaid, on
oolpi five stamps, b. DF. Chaa. J. O, Kline. ~
Boverl, Rev Yerk. ROst Omos Box, No. Les.
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Ara@pgas.

HOUSKEEPERS GOODS.
n /. BkLDWIE ; CO.,
Ohsr this day an enormous stock Of Goods In
Z HOUSEKEEPENG DEPARTMENT.
a noa vaydr or iia.il nj rs
COfTON 4 EINHE BH1EIIHGS,
al widths and dQuaiitios-irom to l2-l. -
COTTON LINxN PILLOW OAsIHGBs
an widths and qnsllties-4-l % 81. . ID t-
RIOHARDGOE's LINEN DAMASKs,
CiothS, Napkins, Doglias, Diapers Huckabuck, 30.
RICHARDs0E'H IRIsH LIHEEs,
fof Shirts and Fronfs--thc most celebrated Linons
i1r war.
OOUNTERPAEEs 3 QUILTS, -
Bfanksls, 1abis, Stand ana Plano bproaus. WINDOW
Hollands
NOTTINGHAM DRAPERIE5, Z. q
atrl6pSdy Embrbldered, Harness other DrAperies.
TIE Low PRICES
~ whch theas goods hs ~ hean purchaspd enable NJ
~ = to oIaf " Is. ~ =
ExTRAoRDIEABY INDUCEMENTS
b HousekOepsrB In all kinds OF
HOUSEKEEPING G00DSl
An goOds marked In plain, figures -OHE PRICE
UNLff iaprz7I =. /. BALDWIN &0O.l
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CLEVELAND 8 ERIE r. q. 4

CLEVELAND & ERIE r. 8.
l56l. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Ul
On and after Monday, Nay 6th, 1881, Pnr-11T-F
Trains viii run as iJll0Es:
LEAVE ULEFELAND- s-.-
as6 A =. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-gfo1Bfnr a
All Stations except Euelid, WickliIS, nen-
tor Perry gni0nville, Say brock, FaiFTisJT
and sEanyilisi aud arrives u hfis n i7.Sf
Pc, Qunklrk 3oo ?. ~, Budaio - p -
tio5 ?. n CLAOtNNArT EXPRENS TRALN-sts5-
ping az PainesYiiie, Alntabula and GirsTd
only and arrives st Eris 7.d3l p ~ Dun-
XIX et 40 2. H., Uullaio az If-l5 p II
tsa5 ?. n. CONhEAuT ACCOMMODAfION-ssD
ping az al stlti0uI
800 P. =. N1dHT EXPREs8 TRArE-gtouofrr A
PainesYille, Ashtabula and dirard only snd
arrives At Erie at i2.i0 A. n, DuntfrF a
400 A. r., Buffalo 80 A. a
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! -5ITgD n VTTn IN IT
3LUOD FQODI
BLOOD EOODl
-uAnn E---Ln

70 all uuiIerinE from mption, inciplont or
con1rmad, % irom debility Of any kind; Cr from
mental or nervous rrQstration, brourht On bT any
ca1sa; or from scroialous ccmulants; or from dis
e1u1 e the kidneyE bladder and 70 Ladies suf-
tI acs liabie %, and which enEenear Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
q or1rcd as Certain and Rsliabls Rsmsdy. Dinsr~
ing IN every particular fom the patent medicines Of
tha day, q e chemical cor binaton q IROE uL-
fHUk and PROSPHORs,s, oiVcry great worth, and
many hundred1 b. qlad and grateful testimony 70
the benentg L has Q ..lcrr6d on them.
OhUkUh a DUPONT, tlR Broadway, New York
oonucQueuce d q fraud ATTEMPTED upon the public,
e1angod the color Of tae outside wrapper from RED
% EELLoE and increased the size OF the bottle %
onncqa- bevery cautious In buying TO see that the
o-stie Of their signature q on the outSide % the
uraprors AL Others are cou ,torleits In cunne-
luenco q ths large demanf tor this artcia the fol-
lqging cr1egsts have all oFdered and resolved SUP
Plies Of the new kind, viz: -ta-H
Ohae. A. kiuball, Wm. Il. French, J. =. Hayes,
A. staniell, and Samusl kidder RS Lowell.
0hio. Sb2:dAu
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.sbeI Camp On de nIaryIans HeIehts
w1aHuerou, Nay IL, 1861.

The occupation Of the Maryland heights
opposite Hsrper's Ferry is undoubtedly re-
guarded BY the government as serious mat
ter. So long IS Governor Letcher kept the
Virginian troops within the boundaries OF
the State, the Government, perhsps, might
not complain, but the moment they crossed
over into Maryland they committed an ont
rage not only upon Maryland, but upon the
Government of the United States. That
Government Is therefore bOund to drive back
the invaders at whatever cost 1sd u ViR do
- 1888
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MiIItnEfa.

M Il.LLNEkY GOODS I'm E "
- tfrE W s.. PORTER. ~ Eenatr 1trogt,
4 Il r5osirt Of q new and cholss stock Of
Nj Ii AR q o o Dss
oomprillnG
Eeu styis Hhirrpd Hats, EigEesa. Rfi6ons, Mourn
me eee49 o92llass fssll,.sj a. g., a AAeo , ,,g
11Tifes = nFBSt variety Of 8fago1ahif aHd lase
ahls eood1 not enumeraisd- Aediss are re-
DrSir - si-inr soss % order IN ~ ssEy bssi
uInnuzrs -
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olsvslana, Ap.E 81. Isl. IL : =
OLEVELAND AND M1HONINa

TIKI TABLE No. Is-To take eject on and aioE
THURSDAY, March 2Iss, 1861.
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WWe ooneratulste our readers upc

1--WE congratulate our readers upon the
1lscCvery Of q cure cure for RheumatiEm, Gout and
Neuralgia, and ali Mercurial Disease, which q ef-
ctfo without the use Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
only. In act it is the only known remedy efsstiug
pertect cure and We leel warranted, frun ita re-
ecmHloncafiona, in calling the attention Of the AZ
netrd and those having rieps suffering from khou-
Uetam, Go1t or Neuralgia, or the peraiooua olectl
q hercnrJ % the advertisement In another column
81 cur paper, Of Dr Leland'6 Anti -hheumatic Band
ga1-ccld bY Wm. FISK &, Cleveland. o. febz5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-18

~Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs
Is most certainly Tsluabls family edieiHe, It is
much sought after for, and every day sfords new
proof Of the peculiar Effects Of this preparation. In
cases Whers disordered condition Of the stomach,
liver and bowels Is combined with great debility,
nervous weak ness, and intense melancholy, its ef-
kcts arr most bsnehcial and wonderful.
81 The sherry Wine Bittcrs are for sals By Z. r.
Gaylord, Strong a Armstrong, and O. 8. MAokenAio,
Oisveiand, O.
Gz-See Advertisement elsewhere.
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As remedy for this most distressing and obstinate
maady, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve dis
tinct and emphatic recommendation. It Is we'll
known 10 hundreds In this city that the former pro-
prietOr Of these valuable Medicines him Elf at
hi ted with this complaint for upwards Of Thirty
acribed within the whole CON pass 6f the "M,toria
Medica." he however, ct length tried the Medicine
which ID now offered 70 the public, and he was cured
pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely
Impossible, by any human -means.-------a-----
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nr"The Root Of ali Evir is Ire Sencm
q disease instiIed into the system b. early abuse
Indulgence aud excess Of any kind. This must Be
erGdiosted from the system without delay; not mo-
msntGhould be lost. The pernioious use Of mercury
viii net DO IT, Eay, 1t viii inurs rather than cure
TRIESEAARl, IA 3, Is your ouly ehhnce--a peru
81 Of the beck GILMAN FRAILTY, or PHYsIO-
LO9IUAL RES -ARCREs," illustrated with ool-
nd engravinGs. gil explain everything. II ~
only cost you 3 cents.
Sold hy DE-. BaEToE, Is4 BlseokeT e., n. Z. Rzies
3 esrts Sent free Of postage every where Rsaa the
advertisements Of ''Ericssmsr" in another column.
Also sold By I. 2. Gaylord and william Fisks.
DuGEistss Cleveland, Ohio.
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pRRnCH-ToADIgG RrPLEs.

A Board met at West Point, four years
ego, to test breech-loading rifles. They ex-
perimented with large number, subjectiDg
ing them to target firing. Shsrp's rife was
fred Is times in so seconds; but Col. Burn
sides was considered the best. A second
Board met in 1883, and again declared in
favor Of Burnsids's, but did not recommend
it. Colts revolving rife is like bis pistol in
She principle Of its construction. II has
seven grooves of uniform depth and increRs-
ing twist. There sre very few breech-load-
ing rifles in the army; they are not 50 aecu-
rate as those which are loaded at the muzzle,
and they are more complex in construction.
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Gaat
COKEII 0OKETTI-,

HOkEl COKE lUDhE -
AA E6LLAot ~ 3 sgh y. AZ A1l4 - q
FrIfF 8trf1 Fcil COAL, Which q I1rarior
3 anJ oleet gese ~ the marxet We san i7ln.lh
~ uzinKit AID Wno speak % its character IN ~
-. 4 constant Supply Of HamnonGsrIlls 80
TGln aAITHIkG CoALi and also or Donalto
BsinS located inn,edlsisly on the Iina ihs uga'
md q PlflsbufTh Railrcad, We can 1ttr Win a.
nllch % any part q The STA, erderl gollellee-
EsnnondIFills, loeIIIql c11ls7, -
ta1taIy - IN ~
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attft HARTFORD, Trumbuu o.. O.
/ hereby certify that have been dealing a the
Grienberg bedicines for the past year and can tr-
y say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have nat with the decided Appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oathollcon. They Will perform all and more than ii
promised for them. have sold about dfty bottles
Of the CathoicOn the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. II. q. JOHNSON,
March z, 1907. Medical Agent.
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THE LIFE MEDIOINRs

For Bilious and Liver Complaints, With cir many
we'll known attendants, Bilious and sick Hesdache,
Pain and Oppression alter meals, Giddinesg, DizEi-
ness Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, acknowledged
70 Be vastly superior TO anything ever before offered
a. mil
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DAAANGa NoAAA LAIN Ae-eA A-N18 VI OGEAu
PB-A well regulated and proportionate quantity OF
bile upon ths stomSeh e always requisite for the
and keeps the intestinal canal free from all obatruc.
tiona. When there Is defcien Of bile, the body
ig constantly costiye On the other hand, an over
abundance Of the bile causes frequent uausra IN the
stomach and often promotes yery severe attacks OF
disease, which sometimes end In death.
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CoEEE0rroNa

49, sSone are made e MonroeFle With fhs srn.
~ 1l.s9sho!d and NuUErk R. R. af Clyfs va
..-.s - ,..lst DAstqn and Cincinnati n IA IN
~ ~ the Aie99i ten southern Eofthern T6d56S
30 Aglel0 lnd y apash REilroads f5F CkicSeo ~
gs5o, "a AdIten, ss Loais and A points WsSt North
Trains arrive IN Cleveland Aon rg.,5, -, -.
West, e 9;lo A. ~ S;5 ?. -, ands:S5 II Il Fro-,
sandusky a. s45 A. h.
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BULLETS AHD BoRRs.

The bullet of the British Enfield rife is de-
fectiVe in form. The front Is too blunt, and
the cylinder too long withouta groove. The
American picket bullet, without chamber,
il adapted TO quick loading, and carries Che
most accurately when solid. The French
DelVigne bullet is good. The friction is but
limited, as it comes only upon the two rings,
and the groove ia wound with CREASED
cord.-This lubricates the missile, and tends
TO keep the bore clean. The accuracy of the
famous Swiss bullet is remarkable. At 500
yards distance they strike tlrgets of four by
six feet So out Of 100 shots. The most high
ly approved Is the French bullet, hollow
chamber, which is a three sided pyramid
This bullet was adopted after a great many
experiments as being best. The doubled
ringed bullet Is good for rapid loading.
The American cartridge has q conieal ball
With three grooves. Formerly the United
States cartridges contained q ball and three
buck shot The hollow chamber in a bullet,
is to admit oirapid loading The powder ex-
Dands the lead, fills the bore and prevents
windAge, therefore they are not required to
Ct so snugly at the mpzzle. A heavy bullet
has the greatest range. By making Il long,
cylindrical in form, greater weight is secured,
bnt such bullets must have rings or grooves
in proportion to the length Of the cylinder,
/ 30 IS 70 lessen the friction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-18

The Rochester Democrat has an article
upon rife practice, from which we extract
the following:
The frat thing necessary for a soldier is a
trusty rife. 1t should be easily and conven-
iently charged, and It's 6re should be certain
and effective. Il should be capable Of de-
strOying an enemy at the distance of 1900
yards with its bullet, and il should be effec.
tive in hand To hand combat with a sword
or bayonet attached to il A soldier should
therefore know what his rife can do, and
What he can do with It, at certain distances.
II he Is ignorant Of these, let him be taught
before sending him to fight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-18

We beg 70 call the attention Of the Pablo 70 thil
long tested and unrivalled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
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AN1RIcAK ARNY RIELEs.

The rife muskets In our regular army have
their grooves with twist Of one turn in six
feet, and decreasing in depth from breeeh TO
muEzle. This makes the cartridge little
stiff to leave the muzzle, but its shooting is
more accurate on this account. The ball has
three grooves around the cylindrical par,
and no wedge or capsule is used inside. The
weight Of the ball is 730 grains, the charge
of powder is 20 grains. The barrel of the
rife musket Is 40 inches long, and entire, with
bayonet, 70 s5 inches. The army rife (not
the rifed musket) Is 80 inches long with
bayonet the weapon II inches long. The
total weight of the rife musket is $50
pounds that Of the rife, with bayonet 1898
pounds.
The United States rifles are fred without
patches. The rifles and rife muskets Of our
army compare favorably with those Of the
Europeans. They are like those Of England;
the latter were adopted from American
models. No target practice in our army has,
however, been ever reported to equal that
Of the Swiss, English, Austrian or French
| soldiers.
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MEROuRlAL nIsEAsRsI

Persons whose Constitutions have become imp paired
cate from the system all the effects Of Mercury inn
nltely sooner than the most powerful Dreparaliohl
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photographs, &t.

1913. ~ 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
4 EigtqEy q base Erie In lsls. In ls6o the ho1s
u AABR0THPES,
OoLORED PHOfoGRAPklb
oLEFEE1ND EEEE ART HALH
q = = 2o5 Superior Street. a
osA = pHoK1R,AE'lt
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BILIOUS ooMPLAlNTs-A MODE OF ouRRu

MoFFAT's PHGNIx BITTkRsIi
Have been happily used for the cure Of Revor ana
Ague with inVariable success.
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On, IN Yoaf lonE foreearaacs grand,
SLOW g suspect sho treason planned,
EndurIng wrong, yet hoping coed
For fak1 % olden orctherhocc,
How Erandef, how sullimsr AZ
Al the reused Eaglcs cali ye are,
LeapluR from alumber q the hehl
Tor Frsedcn and for Chartered Risht'
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OF certified INSTANCES they have even rescued sun 7.
from the very verge Of an unfmely grave, eltsf
ali the deceptive uostruma OF the day have lnyArla-
bly failed 30 great, indeed, ~ their sfcacT iuval
scarcely less than miraculous 70 thoso who were
acquainted vito The beautifully phiosoph prinl
clploa upon which they arc compounded, and upon
which they consequently act. u was 70 their NAM
Hest and sensible action IN purifying the PngH and
tone and vigor, that they Wsru Indebted for thsif
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HOME TESTTlfONY,

In thiH connection we oner lew testinonials:
81 am 9 Methodist clergyman, and whom on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases :or which you advertise Marshals Ute
rine Catholicon cure. have advised ith use and
it has Effected oomple cure wherever Il hns beon
csed. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohko.
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MoFFArs LIFF PILLS 4 pHGNlx BrrrERs

Cure Dyspepsia By thoroughly cleansing the hrst
and second stGmachs, and creating a dOW Of pure
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrid kind
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, Hoadaehe
Restlessness, III ll-Temper, Anxiety, Langoar aud
Melancholy, which are the general symptOms Of
Dyspepsia, will vanish, q natural consequence OF
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLsIlI

In affections OF the head sick headache or nervous
headache, these Pulls VIII be found TO possess The
moat nnlutarv olicacV-
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II ia the prescription Or Al Allslsll sl.ani
diseases, should ua e without delay. such Letters
as the following are oftep recgived =, -.
JER0MEyILLE, Ashland Co, o.. eog. - looo-
Msssrs J. n. Harris a 70 D. CiDcinnati, o.;
lentiemens Il deem Il aduty ~ vel e pleasnr7
RATE has done for ne, and hope th-t this letter may
20 the notice Of peraoE! similarly aiiieted- In
Kindred disease, On both my sgS, which extsndsd
until from my knees 70 my ioet Wa one raw aore-~
.lona from nearly an the physioan8 In this vicinity
but obtained no fs'iof. Your agent e this placel
Corate, which fortunately did, and am nov asound
and well man by tucif u18,
with great gratitude, remain yours truly,
Mr.. Wsrbaueht beinR we'll known rSTtisuat OF
Ashland CO., makes this Information most reliable
By taking the syFup as directed, IL wiH drive the
dlsoass from the system, aud when 0nt on the
skin, stsv applications ofDr. WeaEera
OERATE AND OINTMENT,
and Jon have 2 permanent Cure,
never been known q ali ef sasetinS Derinansni
0hiibisins, ana Ffosi BitSs B.fbsf5 len, CIappsd
OF Cracked Hands Or LIPS, BlOtohos or Pimplos on
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate ia the only thing required 70 eurs. It
should be kept IN the house 0f0voFy Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD By Most MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price Of Syrup 81 0srats 25 esats pr BcttlG
2; y. HARRIS oo;, eEogriSt91Ei
To vhom al orders for the above dsdiciSss must
Sold Wholesale and Retail By
EF. Gaylord, @. s. Mackenzie, William Flake,
Z. W. sackridef, snd Strong Armstrong, OleTo.
land, Qhio Roberta samuel Columbus; W. A. Grs-
ham, Sandusky; Carter Z Brother, Erie, Pa
WegysT9 salt Rheum Syrup and Serate, d sold By
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40tels,

MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
~ 2, s. kad 1ugraz street, "a door from BEQad-
gagS ppo1lte ne faffi holf York. alq1na 4 Llngy
PycDristprl--s, d. HuRgina, late of Pearl Street
HoGss, 1oztcn. A0.llngs lAts % toTe'py 3 Hoial
AeN Eorks - . AoolA
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@MaaeiaL.

r AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS
5sE EEfIbzEak 4 HAVsAANE.
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SoLD By DRUGoIsTs EvERYwHERR

Ffice 70 Ceats per BottLs.
SOLD Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
EF. eAYLoRpi oisVelsud.
WILLIAM FI8KE, 10
Nv sACKRTDEE, do
STRONG G&ARMsTROdG, DO
CHURCHILI& Bro, DO
W. a. GRAHAM, sanduaKy,
BOBERTs \ SAMuEL. columbuL. mas
.H0NS UMPpIVES.
An eoual and normal circulation ofthe blood &
health. An abnormal, thalia to say, an excessive
or dohciolt circulation or o she blood s
caused by stagastion Of ne bood In that organ is-
eases Of the Kidneys, Inflammation o. the Lungs,
Disease o. ne Aeart ee.s y sns .anle esuse vs =
spring All minor t9rms @ diseases.s 70 discover >
certain cure then ior thess dseases the arst great
eulatei For centuries Il has boen matter Of much
study among scientific and medical men; and Nhiio
expended upon the enQurT, 4 hae neen lef to this
century among it9 otnsr uondeFlat Increase IN
AeknoS iodSilg that Liis g the "a 81 lie Creator,
and that IN Him We i've and moFe and have our
planets move n their spheres, aRd AZ vegetable li
is g0vo uned ~ eeFin1 abaol1te laws animal life
!. sracSaPlS 2 afsd cause, yhieh ssmove Or des-
Auslysi1 Of the red cerpu1cies 81 Che blood show
them e b eonpoqpdg Of ifea. phur Phosp phorul
large proportion ol okyggn.
Oxygsn broaght iR coaifaci vita . metal, evolves
EiSeiricity bfo1sht IN ooatsot win nu,eulsr
dber, causes Il 70 ccntract.
The.o iaets being iadispushbls, We have nov he
eo1tsss win tle mon N ths "a eoSpasess Of The
blocd emita electricity which cgEling N contlct
with the helrt cau,eg L 70 cntrecf aqd hence ths
power which expel tbs blood aud eends L tingilng
through the ronotest arteries, what then, are ne
causes Of Consumptton, DI W Palsy, Paralysis,
s.. yitgs, Dance, hyspepgiA, Epilspsy, Fever and
aiming the iron, snlphur and phosphorus which
an abnormal circulation The blood becOncs waterY
aEd egldl eronehisl lAinta 4nd rre5tTAtion en-
rheumatie pains ami algia-cour rlaints of the
Liver End Aidnoys set a. , short, almost eyeIy
tbs dsfcien6y Ia ne ioi ,,i tis sorpscss ~ "a
glohnle1. tld lEt causes dedccncl q corpu1clesY
eEd While - 40 lc ted 3 81 iat We have de
maisrially Prolongodby tbo 20 q ths .l. a.
"B LO 0Do + 90 ID,
which restores ths rud glohulos and thus the nor
nj circulation. e0nsnmp pIiroa Hrionds Of Con.
snpslSss y sabsssss ~, a., 49, ss y n ~ by ar
fi- rsiuced lie atandart u th8 blood and dimin-
Ished nc Tsd slobgssi LSss sss3s s ss4y e ne
dsd the BLOOD Fooa'' can cure yon. y hss '-1sd
Thmand5 of doparste oases ='ll.sss sii1opo Ia zen
sSS1 SP p re 9es fSSt t EoSd Is a. s sSS ES S sos
ody Glfoit . trial. it
ire ~ tbeorT advanoea here tc IS correct, VA -
1siod - any inlars 80 lt5, ea ta raceiBt 5ff,Fc
cent stamps. Hood food 4 sold b ait Druggills;
o. Whors e campo. y had Win Eald6 bottles iree
81 expense, for 81 zToo singlo bottle, 81 Itsput
- a. o. Fi.iaj ln yellow Hfdepell-ths old kfnd,
l.@ y . ,S,tsa5a 49, ~ pSa "a
Church 3 Dupont uron the laeo of tte Hrappers.
Beware q fcounterisitl aud inlfatiou1-
o. Z. DUPONT, 9ola PIegrle5els
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