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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
Sabbath Aeadiug,
Inportant words.

The follow ng are the concluding paragraphs
Of an erticlo In the Christidn ddcocats aud Jour.
VA Of september 2jth:
The great lesson OF the hour contains Cod
estimate Of sin. Shsl VIC leun ~ Oie sin
only is being punished in this fiery trial OF the
n ,tion. Individual sius may be punished In in.
dividuil loss but all Of national loss and degra.
d ,tion ia lifted up os a mcAsure Of the guilt Il
ore national siu. The loss Of the productive Ia.
Dor OF s men in arms; the ruin Of its great na-
tonal highways; the partial s'opping of It's vide,
spread commerce; the making deserts of fertile,
treming $ ate; the enormous outlay Of its ire 9.
urc Tor no good end; the loss oi its VII or IN
strong yeomcu by the hundred thousand the
turning Of the love that bound the naion to.
gether into hate; the deep humiliation o! the
proud lind before the whole world; the weaken.
ing OF its influence as fret power in the word;
the blight Of It's bright example for good, all this
and ipmenssly more measures Gods hate Of
sngle sin.
Mark, too. the poetic jr4'ice by which he
measures the penalty to each. Virginia, the
mother Of the system Of sin, and originator OF
tts mott cursing feature, has felt the curse OF
var surgrg through its more guilty pirte, wave
on wave, delugc on dcluge, of disaster and ruin.
The whole South, hcased in wall Of fire, has
~rithed in the agony Of It's punishment; while
the North, less guilty, but by no means innocent
has been tree from the horrors of war, to n
great extent. lts sacrifice s mostly treasure;
@ u g ID WIS saying, &c I'D gotten by complciy
" tn cri no shall be scattered"
The running title over every page Of the vol
luminous record aud history OF this horrid war
should be, "THoUGu HAND JbIS wIrn HAND, THK
WICKED SMALL NOT 90 USruSisuEp
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
AhOut Good Ruttcr,

Tho now celebrated divine, II nry Ward
Beecher, WAS 80 ne twelve or fourteen years ago,
tho edi or of an agricultural ,urn,l in ludana.
Ho then preached good agricultural sermons,
from all snrts OF texts. We were ple,sed with
one on western butter which perhaps has not
lost its application YET, though we do believe
the number OF varieties has somewhit decreased
eince then. Lot US see, he made the following
snum ration OF the shades peroeptbc in market
hitter Of the day. No. butternut butter; 2
+ rong butter; 3, frowy or frosAy; \, rancid; B,
mu4ty; 8, sour milk; 7, vinegar; s. cheesy; .,
grsnulsted; 10, lard; mixed; II, compound;
composed of things anmsts aud inanin,to,
feathers, hair, rags OF cloth, threads, spiders
chp' straw, seed; in short everything going to
prod ice the three successive degrees of dirty,
filthy, nasty; l3, tough butter, or overworked,
which he calls blessed fault. A variety he
would Ign ten, niles TO pay his respects to the
dairy maid who produced II, aud then numerous
.ubvarietes, such as butter tasting OF turpentine
from being made iu pine churns; butter dotted
Ike cloves OF a bollcu na", with lies which
Solomon says causc,h the oil to stink, besides
butter IN rusty tin pans, and in dirty swadling
cloths and butter made of milk drawn from a
dirty COW by dirty hands, into a yet dirtier pail
and churned in a churn dir lest OF all, besides
numerous varieties that b III d all efforts at
analysis.
As wo said before Il is probable that many Of
these varieties have disappeared from our west
ern tables but all who depend upon tho daily
raarket ofa large oity for supply of butter
know, that Ia all conscience there is sufficient
variety left.
Well, but you say who, can affbrd to make
a good article for six or eight cents per poundy
Nd you no: know m)lt wor ,hipful dairy maid,
that when your city friends or your country
friends, who are dependent on yod FOE supply,
once learn that YOU make superior butter, you
Gan stnetch their purse most wonderfully, True
HA gospel. Keep good COWS, and keep them
well, keep them good ,ksep everything clean from
stable to stamper, keep the milk and cream
e,ol aud sweet, salt well, work well, pack
we'll and you have made your mark, got up
r. reputation for yourself, saved tha, of your
oeuOtry in this respect, pleased your unfortu
nate and dependent city cousins, aud have
a new way OF filing your pocket. Remember,
the period for putting up the fall butter is a,
hSnd. Heed the words of the suffering and
Your own best interests
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MEDICINAL.
A HNY Suffers TAKE NOTICE.

n
TIE GREAT UNION SAvERl
The enforcement Of the laws and the free use By
the people uf that wonderful soothing Balm,
PERRY DAVlS'S VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER
THE GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE or THE ROE
Every volunteer or mess should have q bottle, in
case Of sudden attacks Of disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, il cures sore throat, sud
den colds coughs, &C., weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sore mouth, cankcr, liver COM
plant, dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pain
in the stomach. bowel complaint, painters collie,
Asiatic cholera diarrhua and dvsentcrv
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, cures fcluns. bols and
old sores. severe burns and scalds. cuts, bruises
and sprains, sw cling Of the joints, rngworm and
tcttcr, broken breast frosted feet and chiblains,
toothachc, pain in the face neuralgia and rhcu-
PAIN KILLER taken intcrnsiiy should be adnl-
tcrated with sR or water and swcetcncd with su-
gar if desired, or made into syrup with moasscs
For cough, a few drops on sugar eaten will be
more cllectua than anything else. For sore throat
garglc the throat with mixture Of Pain Killer and
water, and the relief is immediate and cure posi-
tive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer 4,
equally as good taken internally rs used external
". Each bottle is wrapped with full dircctious for
its use.
Please read the printed directions. The Pain
KILLER is bv universal consent allowed to have won
for Itself reputation unsurpassed in the history of
medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in
the entire eradication and extinction of pain in all
its various forms incident to the human family and
the unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the
in its favor, have been and are its own best
advertisement.
NoTGcE TO DEALERS INPAIN KILLER. .-Thename
and trade mark of "Pain Killer" belongs exclusive
ly to the proprictors Of this medicine. That right
has been sustained by courts Of law, aud any per-
son iurn selling an article of that name not man
ulacturo by Perry Davis 4 Son, will be prosccu-
ted. The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
druggists throughout the United States and in for
cign countries Price 25c.. soc. and 81 per bottle
}. y. HARRIS Il CO., Cincinnati. Ohio,
flupricturS for Southern and Western States
Sold by Peck & Hamilton, P,rysburg; s. L.
Boughtun. Bowling Green; F. Rocsingcr. Freedom
Thos. Taylor Son, New Westiield; DR.. S. A.
Smith Portage; Al. Gardner 4 Co., ,Gcad. G. West
Toledo. 6ml2
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
y THE PEAL MILLS

With new ana improved machin,ry, are nov in
the mSs1 pcrfcc, condition to do your grading Of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortcat uo-
ucc. Will unpy years experience in thc business
the Best q, machinery, and experienced anl com
pctcnt mitrs, we will not fail to gi7c good sats
faction to all who may favor Ms with their petr'u-
age. Ana while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended MS durinS The past
many yeaiS, We assure you no ohoS shall bssrard
to merit continuance Of your ia'ors.
.S'' The highest market prize at all tines paid
(ur Wheat, DICKS a JOHNSON.
iHu Voun. tty i,t. H. %.
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PLAIS CusrARp.-Boil a quart OF new
milk, keeping out liIlle 10 mix with two tabl +.
rPooniub Of aIur; Ihicken the boiling mix
With It, let II cool a little, then add two eggs
we'll beaten; sSeeten and fwoS with lemon or
nutmeg, and bake In deep plate, WITH crust ;
or II preferred after the eggs are Ad led, II m y
ret on the hre, and stir ill the egg is turned,
but not let IL boil then swecten aud favor T.,
and dip Il IL cups to cool aud use.
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farm aud Aonsrhold.
THE DUTCnMAN's HEN.
"tt she will, she wiii--you may depend ont;
Aud 1t she won T. she woutand there's the end on


II she will, she wlil--you may depend ont;
I'd 1t she won /. she woot-and there's the end ont
Once with an bomst Dutchman walking,
About his troubles he was talking
The most Of which seemed 10 arise
From friends ami wifo's pcrverstics.
When he took breath, his pipe 10 fill,
vcnturcd to suggest, that viii
Vas oft the cause Of human i'll
That life was full of sclf-dcnias,
And every man had his own tyials,
ct is not the ucM," he quick replied,
"But it's the cont by which I'm tricd.
When people will I'm always glad
'ris only when they won't I M mad
Contrary folks like mine old hen,
Who laid a dozen eggs, and then,
Instead of sitting down To hatch,
Runs of into min, garden patch
goes AMI catches her and brings her,
And back on to her nest filings hers
Aud then snaps her on the head,
And tells her Sit there you old jade
hut sit she won't, for all | say,
shes up again and runs away.
Then was mad, as mad as fire.
hut once again thought I'd try her.
SO after her | soon makes chase,
And brings her back To the old place
And then Snaps her a great deal,
And does my b,st to IN, Ike her feel
That she must do as she was bid;
hut not bit Of il she dill.
She was the most contrLrcst bird
OF which ever saw Or hcaId.
Befur. Id turn my back again,
Was cunning of that eSased heu-
Thinks LPm now used ny nun
lmust adopt som, other plan.
III fix her now, for II don't,
My will Is conquered by her won't
So then goes and gets some blocks,
And with thpm makes n little bpN
Anl tikcs some straw, thc-vcry best,
Anl makes the incest kind of nest.
Tucn in the nest the eggs place,
AMI feel smile upon my face,
As | thinks, now at last I've got her,
When in the little box I've sot her.
For to this little box did
Consider must have u lids
80 that she couldn't get away,
But in it, till she hatchcd, must stay.
And then, again, once more chase her,
Aud catch, aud in the box place her.
Again Snaps her ON the head,
Until ! fear she might be dead
And then, when had made her sit down,
Immediately caps the lid on.
Nn now, thinks l. I've g,t her fast
She'll have 10 dp-hCr work ut last;
No longer shall staud the brunt
uf this old hens Cuntuuudcd won't
So goes in aud tells mine folks,
And then takes mine pipe AMI smokes,
And walks about anl feels so good
That wouldn't Yields at length to would.
Ana as SO Oft I'd snapped the hen,
took some sclnnpps myself, and then
! thought I'd see how the old crcttur
Was getting on where had scs hcr
''he I'D the box 81 nicely fits on,
gently raised -dundrr an1 bltzcu
tGivc me more schnapps anl Ill the cupD
There she was sitting standing ny
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SkBBATH SCHOOL BELL No, >.
rlnnn rOplES ISSrEn-

II is an entire now work, of nearly 2OO pages.
Mluy OF the tunes AMI hymns are written express.
" for this volume. Il will soon be ~ popular rs
its predecessor (Bcll No. / which ha, ram up {,
the enormous nSahcr Of i75 900 copies in &i months
-,ou,stri7pNS any Sunday school book at its size
iss',cd IA this county. Also, both volun are
bound in one to accommodate schools Wishing lhcui
in that form. Prices or BELL Ne. >, paper covers,
) cents; l. dollars per hundred. Bound, licyu,S,
IS dollars n hundred. Cloth bound, embossed eilt,
80 cents - dollars per hundred. BJl Nc. j, pa
per covers, - ccuS 10 dollatS rcr hundred Bound,
% cents Is dollars per hundred. Cloth bound,
embossed gilt, - cents % dollars per loo, Bells
Nos l and > bound together, A. cents 80 dollars
per hundred. 25 copies furnished at tie roe price.
Cloth bound embossed gilt, % cents; Irdultls per
hundred, Mailed postage ttce at The retail price.
il0RAE WATERS, Tub,
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THE HORACE WATERS Pl!NGYS.

NIELOpEONS. ALEXANDER ORGANS, and
VI T. GILBERT X co.'s celebrated .EOLlNN
fiNNOES are the finest Instruments tor par.uls
sad churches nOM in use, a large assortment can
be seen at the new WarCIoop,S, lSI BrCadWHN.
between Grant and Broom streets, which viii he
sold at cN remely low prices, HInocs, Mr'ndbons,
fom Suudly makers, Seconl hand paNocs and
MlodeouS at great bargains prices trln p to 100
dollars, Sheet music, music booAs, and alt kinds
Of music merchandise at war prices.
mol HORACE WATERS, .Ngcut.
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Coon NEIGupoRuo ~ Who oLn describe all
ant intercourse, the mutual encoursg 'ment, the
reciproc i g'od offices of neghbors living to-
gether IN anitys Nuiy might the Psalmist say {:
"Behold, how good and how pleasant H. /, for
orei'nsn TO dwell together in unity!" 'B,,, on
the other hand, who can tell all the aunoyaucos,
heart bnrnngs, and losses c,uscd by bad neigh
borhoodg Muud varisncss, suifes, crimina-
tions, aud perhaps sctuu vio'eao', cluSe coutiu
ual misery, great loss, and perhaps final ruin to
all par les.
The same consequences which follow good or
bad ueighborhood among individuals are con.
spcuous on a much larger scale in nations.
How much EnGldnd and. branco could do, aud
have done, to lure Zach other How delight.
iul the change within the last few years, when
international commerce aud other friendly inter,
course have taken the place OF international
wArt, and the contrast would have been much
greater had there been NJ channel between
jtAin aud France.
The position OF Canada and the United States
geographically, morally, aud socially, is such q,
to heighten TO the utmost tho discomiorts aut
losses of bad neighb>rhood, or the advsn,agc,
OF good neighoorhood, Happily, wa lave (,
many years enjoyed tho latter; and all acts anC
language calenlAted'to.stir up strife between III,
two countries should be Indignantly frowne,
upon by the public seu ipent OF bNh.
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4 PPRECIATED BY ALL WHO USBI
PURIFY TWE RLOOD
DIR. WEANER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEU

DIR. WEAVER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM
SYRUP
FOR THE CURE OF
Camkcr Salt Rhcum, ErySpclas, Scrorulous Dis
eases, Cutancous Eruptions, Sore Eyes, and py-
cry kind of disease arising from an impure
state of the blood. The most effective
blood purifier Of the Nineteenth
Century.
1t is the prescription of an educated physician
and all who are afflicted with any of the above dis
eases should use it without delay. 1t will drive
the disease from the system, and when once ont on
the skin, few applications OF DR.. Weavcrs Ceratc
or Ointment, and you will lave permanent cure.
The Ccratc has proved itself to be the best Ont-
mcM ever invented, aul where used it has new
cr been known to fail of cntcting permanent cure
of old sores, tcttcr and rngworm, scald head chill.
bla'nS and frost bites BARRIERS itch, chappcd or
cracked hands ur lips, blotchcs or pimplcs ON the
face, and for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES
The Celate is the only thing required to cure. 1t
should he kept in the house of every family.
Read the following letter from the most reliable
authority, and any person desiring further evidence
OF the cures will get it by addressing few lines to
Mr. Parker
EAU CLAIRE, Eau Claire Co., Wis, Oct l, 60
McssrS. j. llARRIS Co.--Gcntlcmen: Your
agent, MIR. a. +. Barnes, while passing through our
place. casually heard of most effective cure of an
obstinate case OF salt rheum in a member of my
Family, having politely requested the facts of the
cnsn, most chcerfuly comply with his request.
nc Suulctt ol lllS lChldlk0Dle cure was my son,
who Was attacked with salt rheum when DbCut Il
year and half old, Iapplied from time to time
fer aid to the most efficient physicians in the East
crn states, one Of whom had Travelled in Euppe;-
but while hc would at times receive some Temporal
~ relief, still the dis remained and would break
out occasionally with the moss virucnt typc until
B hc auiyed at the age of foUr5ccn years, when my
/ eve PROV idtnially rested ON the advertisement OF
DR.. Wcavcr's Salt Rhcum Syrup and Ccrate. al
once procured one bottle, and was 50 encouraged
/ that pmcurrd two more, together with the Ccratc
and the .eSut is that my son is now and has been
cif.cualy cE'ed cf that wrctchcd disease, for the
past 81 years.
Respectfully yours, ALFRED PARKER.
Price Of Syrup 81; Cnrate 2ic. per bottle,
J. n. HARRIS \ CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
P0prctors for the Western and southern States
/ to whom orders for the above Medicines may bl
addressed.
Sold by Peck 4 Hamilton, Perrysburg; s. ].
| Boughton, bowling Green; T. Rocsinger, Freedom
ThoS. Taylor * Son, New WcStdcld; Dr. :. A
Smith, Portage; a. J. Gardner Il Co., Gilead; c
West, Toledo. 6ml2
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IMPORT TANT To FEN LES!
L DIR. CHEES MANS PIEES.

TN Z OR T AN 4 r o FE NJ A lie So
L pr. CHEES MANS PIEES.
Prepared by Cornelius Chccscmau, MD. New York
City The combination of Ingredients in these
lflls are the result Of long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation and certain in cor
recung all Irregularities, painful Menstruatiuns re-
moving MI distractions whether from cold or 9TH
erwisc, headache, pain in the side, palpintiun Of
the heart, whites, all nervous affections hystercs
fatigue, pain in the back aud limbs, etc, disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption of nature.
To MARRIED. LApIES. Dir. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they win bring on the monthly
period wish regularity, Women who have been
disappointed in the of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills do ne
all they represent tn do.
NOrCE,-- There is one condition in the female
system in which the Pills can not he taken without
ppdUcing peculiar suit, The condition refer
red To- is prcgnaCY and the salt, miscarriage.
Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to
restore the sexual functions u a normal condition.
that even the reproductive power Of nature can not
resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable and fyee from any
thing Injurious Explicit directions, which should
be mad, accompany each box. Price 81. Sentby
mail ou enclosing 81 % DR.. Cornelius l.. Cheese
nam, box 4,5aL foA-olice, New Nork Citv
sold by one Druggist in every town in the L. s.
K. h, llUTClllNS,
General Agent for The L. :. No. 4 Broadway, to
whmn all orders should b, addressed.
Fnr sale 10y Peek y Hamilton, Peirysburg, Ohio.
iElv
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NJ \ y II q - y 4;
vi HOW LOST !
HOW RESTORED
Ja,t Pdt'pi,d, ho Soi,d Eclope, Prize, Q C,at.
4 Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment and

vi HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Jnt Pii'sj,d ia q Seated Eec iopr. Prize, O Gak.
4 Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure OF SPemltouhWl or seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
lmpclimculS 10 Marriage, generally, Nervousness,
Sonsumpton, Epppsv and Fits Mental and Ply
seal lnIAplcltv, resulting ttHm Selt-AbuSc, &c,
Gv EOBr. j. CULNERNELL, NJ. a., Author Of
tAy trt,p Book &c.
The wurld.ryuowEed author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from hi, own experience
mat the awful Consequences ol Self Abuse IN az be
cGlctually removed without medicine, aud without
dangerous surgical operations, bougcs, instruments,
rings vr curd;als, pointing ont Aude of cure at
once certain and cAtoWll by which every sufferer,
mo- matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself ,lcalAy, privately, aud radically, ibis
lecture will pruyc u bonyte, thousands and thou
sands,
S'rut under seal, in pltin envelope to any ad-
dvss ON the receipt of six coats, vr two postage
stamps, 10y addressing
nR ClINS T. G. KLINE.
i2i Boncr~, New York rst olct EvX i',t.
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~ - VI NJ 7 IT INI'TJ'NVN y
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS.

CI1EpDI, IyINTiH NJ ,Cr'IDc,
oIl EIIh WINE ID ElO.
It You are da5ilitltcd anl require strengthen
q remedy. YOU have it in the Sherry Wine Bittcrs
lf your bowels are dcrangcd. the regulator is thr
Sherry Wine Ditters
II you lose your appetite by which YOU will soon
t,rs is your remedy, when every other fails Thcsr
EittcrS will remain your friend in uillictiun and re
store You to health.
They are prepared bv an educated pbysicion. .or1
the merits are in the preparation tscir, and not in
newspaper pulling, on which great many medi-
cln.S are sold. The Sherry Wine Bitlers are put
up IN bottles holding pint. at 15c AMI can be re-
"uctd i"i'l "ne-i"it by water, and then be as
strong anu tihcaci1us as any other BitterS put up
"hI onrrcu Tor SaIc. e. 49,.
f"r many years the Sherry Wine Bittcrs have
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TnE great men OF earth are the shadSwy men,
who, having lived aud died, now live again aud
forever 'Aroogh their undyirg thoughts Thus
living, though Their voices are louder than the
thunder uneeasirsas the dow of tide or air.
LAW, n.her highest essence, is the pcrfec.
ton OF goodness, justice and wis iom; her
voice is the harmony of the world, and her
seat is in the bosom of God.
THERE is no reader way for man 10
bring his own worth irtc question than by
endeavoring to,detract from the worth OF
other men,
hI Who'mAtcs sn ido' Of his interests mal g
AmAriyt OF his iutc rty.
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' 'tos'n''>" Rlt, RJlch, Nc Ext'rm nAtor.
COSTA :
"Cos'a' Be'-Bug Eilcrninat)r, Z
ct u-ni'-"
So, star" cci' r'wlcr for Insects e..
Ia 2jc.. 53,. AMI - 90 Boxes. Bottles and Flask,
- an - siz'S for plantations, Ships
Boats, Hotels, &C., &c.
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SICAL IySTRU WENTS.
81 the Lowc,t Possible Prices
TnE Horace WArgGs MopEnS lNrEoyED
OVERSTRUNG IRON FRAME PIANOS

A RE justly pronounced by the Press aud Music
"a Masters to be superior instruments. They
are built Of the best aud most thoroughly seasoned
materials and ,rW stand day diD,air The tone is
very deep. round, full anil m',luw the touch cas-
tic. Each Piano warranted for tlr,r Years. Phi
ccs from 5000 to 500 Second hand Pianos at
great bargains j2i dctavcs. % toi' dollars oc-
tavcs, 80 to 100 dollars G4 uctalts. / - 10 $50
dollars; G11 ocavcs 1860 to 10 dollars: octa,cs,
l7j TO 22j dollars. Seconl l-hauA M,lotcons from
80 to GO dollars. Monthly payments received for
panoes, Mclo!cons, or Alexander Organs Also,
for rent, and rent allowed If purchased as pcragrcc-
mcnt.
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CAUTiON!!! To prevent the public from be-
ing imposed upon by sy,orious and Higiiy p',1Icions
limitations, new label has been prepared, bearing
Il G'n yiDH OF ths Pro2riotor's signature. Exam
ing each box bottle, or flask carefully before pur
chasing, anl take nothing but " Costars."
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RAT EXTERMINAToR.

To Des'roy oy---Rats, Reaches, sc.
10 Dstrog - Mice. Mocs. and Ants.
~ Dest,"y Bugs.
~ UvbDg - Moths in Furs. Clothes, &c.
H. bcsbog--Musquitoc and Flcas.
~ D'stog on Plants and Fowls.
IL ils'roy Insects en- Animals &c.
10 D'trog ALL forms and species Of vcrmin.