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A man in La Crosse, Wisconsin, few days
ago. rushed to the river, swearing that he would
drown himself. When he had waded into the
depth Of his waist, his wife seized him by the
haIr, and then, as local editor describes it. she
lied him back till they reached place where
the water was about Two feet deep, where she
pulled him over backwards, soused him under,
ana pulled his head up again.-sDrown your
self-(down he went leave me to father the
orats '-(another plunge)-get drunk!-tanoth-
er souse)-and start for the rIver!- (anotber
diplFl larn ye to leave me widow, and all
the men at the war!' After sozzing him 10
her hearts content, she led him into the house
and closed the door.
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Somebody in NV Bed.

Few OF our readers have ever been placed
IN the situation in which our Doctor once
found himself The following is the story
81 believe Captain" said the Doctor, "I
never told you about my adventure with wo-
man at my boarding house, when | was attend
in g the lectures !"
"No, let's have it, replied the individual ad-
dressed, short.s labby, fat man, about fifty,
with highly nervous temperament and very
red face.
cat the time attended the lectures, I board
ed at house in which there was no females
but the landIady and an old colored cook
Here the Doctor smade slight pause, and
the Captain, BY way OF requesting him to go
on, said:
"Well."
81 often telt the want of female society to
soften the severe labor of study, and to dlspel
the ennul TO which was subject"
"Well,'' said the Captain
fBat as feared that forming acquantances
studies, [ avoided them ALL"
"Well."
zone evening, after listening to long lee
ture on physical anatomy, and digsectng large
negro land tatIgued IN body and mind, went
to my lodgings
'Well,'' SAID the Captain.
'Went into the hall, took a large lamp and
went directly to my room, 1t being somewhat
after one O'Clock.
81 placed the lighted lamp on the table and
commenced undressing myself. had hardly
got my coat off, when my attention was at
tracted to dress and "a quantity of petticoats
lying on chair.''
"Well," SAID The Captain, who began to show
some signs that he was deeply interested.
ga pair OF beautiful small shoes and stock
ings Were on the floor. Of course thought it
strange, and was about to retire, but thought
It was my room, and had at least right to
know who was IN my bed."
FFExactly. So" nodded the Captain. SWELL"
$50 | took the light, went softly to the bed,
and with trembling hand drew aside the cur
tam. Heavens what sight. pretty
young girl, should say an angel, was in there
asleep.''
"WelI," said the Captain, giving his char
hitch.
"As | gazed upon her, thought I never
witnessed anything more beautiful. From un-
derneath little nighlcap, rivaling The snow IN
whfeness, fell stray rIngIet over neck and
shoulders of alabaster."
"Well," said the excited Captain, giving bis
chair another hitch.
''Never did look on bust more perfectly
formed. | took hold OF the coverl:d and softly
pulled it down"
"Well," sad the Captain, betraying the ut
most excitement.
$40 the waist"
SWELL" said the Captain, dropping the pa
per, and renewing the position of his legs.
''She had on night dress, buttoned up be-
tore, bot | softly opened the first buttons.'
''WeIl," said the Captain, wrought TO the
highest pitch of excitement.
''And then ye gods what a sight te gaze
upon A Hebe-pshaw words tail. Just
then
"Wsll," said the Captain, hitching his chair
right and left, and squirting his tobacco juice
against the stove.
81 thought that was taking a mean advan-
tage OF her-sezed my coat and boots and went
and slept IN another ROOM"
"K's a t5en' shouted the excited Captain,
jumping up, and kicking over his chair-'sIr's
A LiE!'
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U w. LINGENFELTER-

~ ATTORNEY AT Law, AND LAND SURVEYOR.
WH attend aCiA promptness 10 all business
entrusted to has care.
WILL PRACTICE BEDFoRD AND FULToN COUNTIES
u Office three doors North of the "Inquirer"
Office
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ANoR SALE OR TRADE!
% Tons OF Plaster.
New Two horse wagons.
View set OF Double Harness
COW, ne nishest market price paid for wheat, rye
corn, oats, and buc 'lwaeat.
Poor House Mill,
Bedford, Nov. Is. JOHN NELSON
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What is the best wine to lead man with!
Crino-lIne. What is the best line to lead wo-
man? Mascu-lne
Why is ship like girl in Iove1- When
she Is attached TO the bows (buoys)
When is a gun-barrel like a robbed man?
When it is ritled
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INDUsTRY.-e'Sam," said mother TO one of
her very obedient sons, "how many logs have
you sawed, ehl''
"Why, marm, when get this and three 9TH
ers done I'll have four"
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NEW SERIES.

JACOB REED, G. W. RUPP, ia, sCHEL
REED. RUPP AND SCHELL.
BINDERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BEDFORD, PENN'A.
nRAFTS bought and sold, collections mad
~ and money promptly remitted.
Deposits solicited.
REFERENCES.
Hon. JoB MANN, Bedford, Pa.
90 JOHN CESSNA, I"
john Mower, /"
R. FORWARD, Somerset,
BUM, RAiGUEL & Co., Phil
J. WATT & Co., Pittsbur <
]. w. CURLEY, & Co..
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FAR. B. F. HARRY

IL. b. F. HARRY
~ RESPECTFULLY tender S
his professional services to the citizens OF Bed
ford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt Street, in the
building formerly occupied by, DR.. John Hofus
Aug. 1, 1859.
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r Ohm BORDER
KETTERMAN-
M ANN & SPAYG-

W ArronNEys AT Law, DEDroRp, IA.
The undersigned have associated themselves in
The Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
10 ali business entrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
0r Office on Julianna Street, three doors south
Of the ssMengel House" opposite the residence o
Mai. Tate. JOB MANN
Aug l, 1859. G. II. SPANG.
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DR. F. C. REAMER-
A. RESPECTFULLY begs
leave to tender his Professional Services to the
Citizens OF Bedford and vicinity.
Oftlce IN Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. AUG. I. 1889
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'''''' Z
Mary Curtiss plaintiff in error,
William II Brown, John T. Throop, Samuel Miles, Lewis
D-rundeau, Samuel Il. llaggard, John ". Laor, Geo.
Goodjohn Josiah H. Hro.s John A. Bross A L. Chaplin,
Edwin Zimmerman, George Dodge, William Case,
Maurice Donovan, Joseph 81 aw. John McGlsra Mary
Ann Lloyd, Thou "a haricase, Hunt y. Hills. Chicago
Building As,o iati6n, William ID Perkins Larinl ii
Perkins, Andrew Wemple, James OTIS John r. Farms
worth, LemueI p. Crawford, and Levi r. Crau ford de-
Error to Superior Couyt of Csicago.
Whereas in the record and proceedings and ais, in
the rendition OF the decree Of plea which ia the
Superior Court OF Chicago, Cook county, be!o the
Judge thereof between James Curt-s and Mary Cur
tss. plaintiffs, and William H. Brown, defendant, it i.
said tina manifest error hath interviewed to the injury
said Mary turii-s, appears by her complaint,
the record proceeUss OF winch said decree have be-
brought b, writ OF error INTO sad Supreme Court a,
Ottawa, before tie Justices thereof to correct the
in III. same, III due form and manner, according
to law which sad writ OF error no" pending III SAID
Supreme Court and Ther.as it appears BY aiida vt
file in the Clerks ofiU. OF said Supreme Court in
the above entitled cause, that the above John
Throop, Samuel Miles Lewis Derundeau, Samuel u Ilag-
| gard, John Lalor, George Chacksfeld Theodore
/ Rogers George Abbey Thomas Goodiohn, Josiah
Bross, John A Bros, A Chaplin. Id i'll Zimmerman,
George Dodge william Case, Maurice Donovan, Joseph
Shaw John Mctiiiyra, Mary Ann Lloyd, Thomas Hard
castle, Hunt q HIS, Chicago Building Association,
illian ID PERKINS, Larna II Perkins, Andrew Wemple
James Otis, John Farusvorth, Lemuei Crawford
and Levi Crawford, interested in the premises IN
controversy. in the above entitled cause, as terre
teadnts and it also pearDg, by andavit on file III
the above entitled that the sd1 Lewis DcrJn-
deau Theodore Rogers, Chaplin, an john MctIi:vra
part said terre teBGbts, 10 residents 81 49,
State of Illinois. and " thu. lle reach Of the process
of s.:1 SuI Court; and whereas wri. oil scire
fdcds has been duly issued herein, from said Supreme
Court, rrtunable the FIRST day o. the
sad Supreme Court, To holden at Ottawa, in said
state, the first Tuesday after tie tn d Monday IA
April, D lSG2, ia crmp with order o. .ad
Supreme Court. made the above ent,lr the
April term OF sad supreme COurr, D. 81.
Now you, the said l., Ns Derund- Theodore Rogers
Chaplin, and John Mctii.vra, whose mont e,IdeEce
appears above. are hereby notified to be appear
before the Justices Of sad Supreme Court, the
term thereof 10 be holden OTTAWA, said State,
the frs Tuesday after tHe third Monday April. s. L.
le62, 20 hear he record proceed aore. aid and
the assigned II goa .ilaH see fit further
do and rrCeiy- Whit sad >Upr Cuur; shah order in
This behalf l.. LELAND
ear oTrf.0 .>sgs.E te tOttst.
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rUCsaN SsHaEn.
III 1IN(.

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made Invest
nents made in Government, other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 5, 1857.
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Ecoul advertisements.
lar SnM Nnfirs.

7 az ISUIg INOitCS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at sale Of lands and
~ town lots, the door of the house Otta
La Sale County. Illinois, by the Treasure said
county, the 3ist day OF May A. 1900 of lands
lots for taxes due said county and unpaid, George
became the purchaser OF the west qua
section IL in township "a range - o the I'd
principal meridian; the owner of said Land being I'M
knos n that said Marsh has duly assigned his certf-
cat. Of puchase the Undersigned and the time
of redemption of said tract from said sale will expirr
on the 3lst day OF May, 1867.
THOMAS ERICKSON.
Il. W. EASMUNDSON.
E(sep 81 Sw~) SAMUEL SAMSON.
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Real Gstate.
MISSOURI FARMS!

The HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY offers for sal. 100000 acres IN
Northern Missouri,
OfMs Finest P,ai~ie and Timber Farming Lands im
the West,
In Lots to suit purchasers at Low Prices. the long
credit of Ten Years, at five per
cent. interest.
PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS. AND MAPS,
Giving full and reliable Information the CLIMATE
and its heaIthfun-sS, SOIL, WATER, TIMBER, COAL
ROCK PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS, &c. can be had
gratutousy application by letter or otherwise, to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner of the II. & st. Jo r. r.,
,rc I'm, HANNIBAL, mo
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From the Erd,iaer, Norfolk, Ia.
Cepha,c Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its FORMS
From the Erdminer, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud. Ninn.
Ifyou are or have been troubled with the headache
send for box, (C,pha!c PillsD that you may have
them i'll of attack.
From the Adrertissr, Proridence.R L.
The Cephac Pills said to be a remarkably eG.c-
tive remedy for the headache ara of the best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered
From tie Western X. II. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding and his unrivacd
Cephalic Pills
From, the Hdnduha TuNey Star, Hana,rhn Ia.
We that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
From the Southern Path Finder, Ns,r O,lecns, La.
Try them you that afflicted, and sure
that your testimony be added to the already nu-
list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From tie 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pls)
is rapidly increasing.
From the Gosette, Darenport, Io,ca.
Mr. Spalding would not connect his name with
tclc he did not hnOtc to possess real merit.
From tie AGrey.iser, Providence, R. !.
The testimony In their favor IS strong, from the mo st
respectable quarters.
From The DdHy Ne,os, Ee,rpo,f, X. L.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Bosfon, Mass.
Said to be very eficacious for the headache.
Suffering humanity now be relieved.
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U.nxpfIS for Sale.
For Sale I.
.I,sir;.cI> OF ILL

HAVING now full and complete abstract OF title Of
L every pi.c- o. land or town lot in the county
which j. kept up very night, prepared fur
nish short notice and reasonable abstracts
OF title. !augsl l. p SANGER
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday. May 1lth 1861, will sell good
to except for Cash and Barter at cash prices
For the past three years have tried to sell goods
for cash only, but Notwithstanding efforts to the
contrary find that have sold many goods on
credit. Some will have credit any how, though they
knew it il ruinous them Now, for all, have
determined, if possible, break up this credit busn
ess. To accomplish it, purpose selling for year
without any profit what will pay freight and ex-
penses o. selling. By doing we shall place our
selves in position that refuse matter how
anxious may be to accommodate. And on the other
hand prices will seem much lower to parties pur
chasing, that If they have regard for their in
teres,s, they will make fort pay cash what
they buy Thus by the end Of the yeai trust, par
ties will Let in the habit of paying cash for what
they buy and fully satisfied OF The saving it will be
them that they could not be induced to buy cred
ii afterwards. We shall commence Monday morn
ing and mark down goods. We advise those who
buy for IN, get prices before purchasing And
e advise those who buy credit to get them too
credit ANDREW LYNCH.
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" T'gGg, S1fe.


IN the q day o. May, A. o. 1850 Ira Watson and
~ Nancy Watson h's vie, did axe and deliver t.
George Co".-s deed OF hat date. and then
there delivered the said Cooley, the follow
in- described ~ Al esiat p, VIZ:
mat part ~ lot eight - block eleven Il ~ in the
town o Ottawa Ia >ailr county and State Of I!noi.
bounded AID described folow. viz: Co IGirnciu,
at the north east corner OF said lot. running thence
west on the north line TO the northwest corner sail
lot, thence south on the line fhy-six and one
nor line to the east line of said tot and thence
the payment Of promssory notes for the eighty
four six eight, and twelve months respective
~ from the date Of said mortgage with ten per
terest And also six promms>ory notes tor five hun
and seven years from the date OF said mortgage with
And whereas default has been made by said Watson
hUndr ed dollar note due years after date and in
hundred dollar notes
Now therefore, public notice hereby given that Geo
Cooley, by virtue the power me conferred by
said mortgage uponsuc Uefu, beii made will
day 2sth of October. Il. Is l, O'Clock, VI
the south door of the Court House. in Ottawa, said
county, sell said real estate much thereof
be necessary, to the highest bidder for cash, (and
deed the same 20 the pIrchaSer). for the purpose
paying the amount of said five hundred dollar note.
due IN years after its date. and the due
tn balance GEORGE COOLEY
GRAY AVERY RU>HNELL, -in'Ys.
Ottawa, July 2I:i 10
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

WILL sell, good time and at reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
Ny Residence rh- -ide ~ Fox River coullrisn
the east ;, OF block it-b,u- loo and rs feet
deep. 1t l. beyond question the hsuusUni-st location
FOR residence in the city Of Ottawa TIE grounds are
adorned with the choicest kinds -hrubrry and
shade and 10 the garden apple. pear. plum and
peach IN bearing condition. also plenty ~ gran.
vines currauI- Eoo.h-rri.-. r4sTD-Tries and
berries. L. short, everything desirable for and COM
forts provided for
Also, go acres ofrood prairie land meas ~. si ,l
AMI Pontiac. Livingston cruniy.
Lots !. ? and 3. Block y. O;:aua.
Lots and =. subdivision o. Ln.- 70 .-.. -. T. .-
Lot - Biol - 40 good h.~"...-- s...-
All o. tl, - valuable Ts....-s .--r... -
souabic price, and O. -..s .... a4-...s..r.
move - rf~Ers,
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BY the Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Eer-
roas or Sex Hedddche may be prevented and il taken
At the commencement of attack immediate relic
from pam and sickness will e obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and H>1d-
ache to which females SUBJECT.
They gently upon the bowels,-removing Co,ti'e-
ucSs.
For literary .Nea .THdrAt~, Delicate Females, and
all persons OF ssle1ry A05Hs, they are valuable as
Ldratirs, improving The dppste. giving tone and
gor the digestive organs a- restoring the uatura
elasticity and strength of the v hole system.
The CEPIIALIC PILLS the result OF long nves,i-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved amount OF pain and suf-
fering from Headache whether originating in the
uOns system from deranged state of the ststdc.
They entirely vegetable in their composition. and
may BE- taken all times with perfect safety without
making any change OF diet, and the absence Of any
dssogrecaL!e taste reld.r5H easy administer them
10 children.
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITs,
The genuine have five signatures OF Henry c. Spauld-
ing each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
price Twenty-Five Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING.
Is Cedar Street, New York
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" rgr SAFE


NJ HFkEAS David e l. .G.EiEE ans F-.t.-y L i-r
W d.r.IH Dos o.. I.I a- 2. six 4.y ~. --......
g E-ai exec. -r NJ de is-I 20 -l- .s...--.
N.-.r B. DrGra" s- l'Ea-,r. .ly... .l .r..
deed u ..=t aal-. upya the r,.i .fe .e...a ...
decor '.- TO secure fi- fHl u-a. vi ,rss...
.r sa.a I'D H--- 'ur- ARID .. even :att s.t-.al..
..I 'r ss--rt . .-r' CIR t4"lTr. a-.! -t-.r
.t-l.' .ui o.. 4Hr' a.. t..T-r l.al.
Ire r-.. ..,r-i o. Do. g l.f.. a. 'a5r.s. lu-
wr.i .Ns' x oti M lvr.. WarH said a-as l. dly
corded i;. ihr recorders oir- AID for roluy
L. -, and SIT Illinois. IN nu,k ~. 80 Al deed,
-, 20 aud -. And whereas the said sum uf
u"ls = BOW a-t dle, and default Ia, been made by
sait tHdert.il u tie payment o. th- sane.
Now therefore. pub o. notice Is hereby you,
tie aid David JndeTLil, 10 tie SAID kT-i.ar Tn
dsrhtN and 20 all others interested N III premises
that Tie ,aii iam II. d tfraw vii by virtue Of
authority IL him vested hy said deed and Tor the
aud pu poses there expressed, ell public auction
20 the highest and beet bidder fpr cash the court
house door IN the CT, o. Ottawa, in said
the III day OF October =. l-G!. 4: tie hoLl
O'Clock Of said day, the following real SIT
uat- ~ said county O. L. >.ilc.
The north half %: lot ~ rar-- CD i'm block No. OF
the town o. CTDuy aud al - and equity Of redemp
ton and homestead rights sad grsEtors, their heirs
and ss-gus.
chaser Jn,ri-,ifa'-Iy after the sale
WILLIAM H. DE GRAN, Mortgage.
D CAHEE'N. h,ty. Aug -, l-GI-,E
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Valuable City Propcrt, Tor SAFE.

IIE under ed offers for sale the valuable proper
Il ty upon which he now resides, being Lot l. Block
So States Addition situated on the corner OF Coiuni
bus and Washington streets, near the Supfen Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
black smith shop, with we'll, cistern. &c, all IN good
order, the pi emiSes.
Also, Lots and 5, in Block H. Railroad Addition TO
Ottawa being the southwest rner o! the block, anu
situated the corner of Coumbu. and Joliet streets,
north of the freight depot There is good two story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed him change his business he will sell the above
property at a bargain. lsep22 PATRICK TANNING.
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Peoples Cooking Stove.
,beg leave to call the attention of nousekeerers to
elevated oven Cookin. Stove, the
.ssS u Il. z - 1899

For burning bituminous coal.
rnis stove is got up n the most simple style, havinga
draft from the CRATE the smoke pipe, with
crapers attached to the to clean out the fues
while the stove in operation. There large doors IN
FIR putting i'll coal without removing the top
The plates are heavy throughout, and the top fire
plates and pieces of extra thickness, and
tIIst'ed to prevent warpin- or burning ont.
The Surprise" has been thoroughly tested during
past year, and IS fully warranted in respect.
MANLEY & DOW.
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Varn.ng lands for sale.
TUlHE undersigned has 800 acres of choice unirn
L prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, on easy terms.
my7 GEO. AVERY.
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ILLINOIS HlTTALFlRE Insurance COMPANY.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE At ALTON, ILLINOIS.
SToRFS AND MERCHANDISE, Dwelling Houses and
- Furniture; Barns and Hay and Grain; first class
Mills. Shops. and other Buildings. with their contents,
insured against Loss or DAMAGE BY FIRE
This Company has new been liz existence over twenty
years issue policies out Of tits state: ha>
paid nearly half million dollars for losses has fur
nisheJ insurance its members for less than twoihirds
the price charged by the best Stock Companies 1t has
the largest and secured capital OF any Insurance
Company in the West.
EVERY LOSS or DAMAGE that occurs to property
insured under the prepaid SYSTEM viii be paid within
NINETY DAYS.
Merchants have their stocks insured in The
Illinois Mutual and in Of los actually get their
is promised by any other Company
To the Farmer and the Mechanic, this Company has
become State benevolent Association in which, al
against the Of fire. with certainty that If de-
s;royed- they will receive the whole amount insured,
without litigation, unnecessary delay
II has become he Insurance tUhDiHy tOr the p eo-
pr of ~ HGally saving large in the Safe
.h.t would otherwise he taken out by foreign Coanes
r-Iiiin insured:
BOiHD OF DIRECTORS:
p r. Hart Samuel Wade, II. ". Billings T. l. Gilman,
f.-s"ty Turner, Lyman Trumbull, Robert Smith,
larry Lea John Atwood, J. W Schweppe Ber jsmin
3 Long, Elias Hhbard, Francis A. Hoffman, Lewis
= .ilenberger, Il. Il. Atwood
BENJAMIN r LONG, President-
LEWIS kELLENEERGER, Treasurer
VI q. ATWOOD. Serretdry.
JOHN ATWOOD, d~st Secretary.
JOHN RLAISDEIL l., General Agent.
L. HOWARD, Asst heRegdh fJenf-
WI VI. TRUE, ig~Ht. Ottd3rd-
H.A CHASE. E:D|ciAe.
ARTHUR NcGIRR, la .Stiie.
l.. KELSEY. N~HdotI-
novIo-1y MURRAY BLANCHARD, La SfNe.
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMCLANT.
ESPECIALLY designed for the % the -usdic1I
II ET'-s4jyH and the Fdstiy, have supers eded the
so-Card - Gins - Aromatic" '' Cordial Medi-
Gated" S,huapIs. &c, : endorsed by all " tho
pro1n physicians, chemists and counoisseurr,
possessing all Of those ittfUsic medicinal qualities
(;onjc and diurecl which belong 10 Oi6 and pure
Gin. PE' quart bottles and sold by all druggists,
grocer &. A ". BININGER CO.,
IL ,ah.i-f.d iu l11~ sole PToprietors
W. !. Broad street Ny.
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