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Hannibal 4 81. Joseph Railroad
Is IN GOOD ORDER TO DO BUSINESS
WITH DESPATCH.
1862. 1862.

URIDGES and important points are under the
~ protection Of United States troops.
Rk0CLAa DAILY PACKETS from Kans,s CITY
and Leavenworth. connect with the Platte Conn
y Railroad Tor ST. Joseph, where close Gomez
tions are made with trains East, on the Hapn;
bal ard ST jose phi Railroad.
AZ ua"pIeaI connections are made with Pick.
cts up aud down the Mississippi river, and with
all Eastern railrsds.
Passengers To Saint Louis. via. Hannibal. en-
Joy pleasant night rest, aud arrive in ST. ioui,
1ext morning in season for business, and make
connections east by railroad.
STATE Rooms AND MEALS on PAcxErs, FREE.
Passengers to the East BY this route save from
nse 70 seven days over these going BY the Mis-
sour river.
Stages from proa,inen, points 10 Kansas con.
nee. with the Hannibal and 81. Joseuh R.ilrosd
At Leayenworth. Atchiscn, Kansas City, and s..
joseph.
Daily Stage connections made from POINTS on
the Railroad to Lsx'ng:on, Richmond, Bruins
WICK, Parls, independence, Carrslton DC.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points East.
North or South, sold q; IN, offices oi this Com
pany NJ Lawrenca, knp~.: CITY, Leavepworrh.
Atchison. or St. Joseph
The H. t. ST. Jo. L. K. Co., are selling
SIX HUNDRED YI1OCSAND ACHES
fertile land, situated along its line. ut low rates
upon long credit. Apply to JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner. Hannibal.
Shippers Of Freight BY this l,nc save time and
Insurance. ]. T. X. HAYWARD,
General Supt.
7. b GRoAT, Gen. Tick-t Agent.
w. 7. ROBINSON, Gen. Freight Agent.
1866.
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the North Missouri, and the Ohio : Misss,s,up;
r. RS make Close and reliabae eonuscrions' Z.
Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, With the E.vor
lie Roads Of the West.
The Little Miami ! Collsmbus Z xenia. and
Cincinnati. Hsmiltot 4 Daytos Rsil-Roads. "a,
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleyeisnd
Columbus and Cincinnati R.R, for CIeyei Anil
Buffalo 4 niagara Eslls. Tho Pittsburr. Cojum
6nsA Cincinnati, and Pom Wayne 4 Chicago R
RS for Pi,,sbarsh :sd PHILADELPHIA: The Cen
tai Ohio R.R., for GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and RAJ
Gmo5e, Marietta / Cincinnati z. r., for Chilli
eothe, Marietta: Psrkersburg and Baltimore, and
with either Of the Four Great Eastern Linz. n,
New York or Boston.
passengenby this route have the sdvantsre 81
wide and spacious ears, with greater liberaitv oi
room both in seats AID in sisies. than can he
found on any other Railroad in the West. and The
comfort afforded BY
Foote's ateAt Ventilated Cars bv Day
And Foote's..patent Ventilated sleeping cars by
night.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio 4 Mss
issicpi R.R.. have the advantage over thoss he
other lines IN THE CROICE or SEATS AMI
BERTIlS, from Cincinnati, ~ there are no chan
kes Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Pittsburgh or BelIair.
Two daily throGh Express trains, lSundavs En-
septed,) one train Sunday evening.
Ohio Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than st. Loui. time. The puhl,e are respectfully
cautioned agsinst bills Advertising other rou,rs
naking Quicker tine.
Ask for tickets via Ohio / MississippiR. r.
For information, sppl, II the OfIies. NJ %
directly on the corner Of Fourth and Cnesnat St..
under Planter House, 81. Louis.
L0UGH,
~ Genr flckat Agent.
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expense in advertising the changes, is compelled
to sci! his Pens 1t Old Prices. Thinking his Gus
toners entitled to the benefit Of the Premium on
Gold, rather than the Wsll-ssreet debasers Of the
best currency this country ever had. he now Of
fers TO all RENTING the amount Of Their orders
in God the full Premium ia this city on the day
when received. In this way be hopes to do the
country and his customer sone good without
injuring himseif, Tor the MolroH Prs cansot be
made without GoiD.
When Paper money is sent United States is
preferred over al Other.
A. MORTON. Is Maiden Lana, N. Y.
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OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUA0E
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M aking the quickest time from 81. Louis 70
W1 Cincinnati. Lc,ls..', Nashville and all
EaeseEn Cities! New York, u hours.
htesbgsg, y hours Boston, ~ hosrs.
wheeling, 193{ hosrs. Pnilsd~iphia. - hours.
Cleveland. - hours. BaItiwofe. Is hoars.
BulIa.o. 81 hours. WasAiuesop. s7A heom.
louisville. liz honrs. Nashvills. % hours
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ExrRACr BucaU is unequaled BY any other rem.
edy, 10 in Chlorosis OF Retention, lrregu!ariiy
Psinfuiness. OF Suppression Of Customary Evac.
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A LITER AIRY,
pNa171@A9
NEWS PAPER.
FOR
KANSAS HOMES.

We dssien introducing few new features at
the eommeacement OF he next volsme. We
shall continue our regular departmsats, and en-.
deav0r every week 70 give
TIE NEWS OF TIE STATE.
and also the general
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
and 50 arrange each that our readers can refer
70 either column at pleasure, and resdily find
any item.
We shall also introduce department iog
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
the articles in which will be printed in large,
clear type 50 that our young readers can peruee
them easily. We shall take much pains with
this column, as We think the ehikiren Of every
household ought to receive special attention.
Our little readers may look out for this feature.
Without par,icularizing further, we simply
add that il is our intention TO mako the INDIE
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Peculiar and Important Facts,

LOCAL AGE Y8 WAITED
I . Ill sections not yet occupied. Addre g.
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RANR0Ass.
.AHONING RAILROAD-


LEAVE OLEVELAED
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A late number of the Little Rock ARK.
UnioD sava.


A late number Of the Little Rock ARK.
Union says;
Uncle Sans nepheEs in Arkansas have
found an agreeable and effectusl way Of
crushing the rebellion. 1t has been said
that the women Of the South are the most
rebellious, and, but for them, the spirit Of
rebellion would soon die out. The boys
have gone on the principle of striking at
the root Of the evil, and Of oonquering
the women. The tactics adopted have been
successful 50 far, and consist in wooing
and marrying the fair ones. Whether it is
because their secesh lovers are out Of sight,
and, therefore, out Of mind, or that they
have lost all hopes Of seeing them again,
or because the blue coats have such win
ming ways, we do not know, but it is cer-
tain that the marriages Of the soldiers and
eiti1enesses are Of daily occurrence.
Scarcely day passes without one or
more Of these marriages in this county
One clergyman, we are told, has married
ss many as four couples in one day. In
the adjoining county Of Conway, we are
told that all single women under sixty
are gObbled up as fast ss the soldiers find
them.
This, it strikes US, is an efectusl way Of
putting down the rebellion. These fsil
rebels viii, of course be turned over, snt
become firm believers in the Union, if NO
unconditional Unionists. This is q new
phase Of the development Of the Union
feeling in Arkansas that must be sgrees
ble at least to the parties oOnsummstinl
the Union.
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CAAE 5iad45stii1 hhhhRi HGf2ko3hbBUS H4GfR2hkoa3hbBUS



lSSs4. WIETIR ABRAHGEHEET. lzLG,
On ana nfss- aondsy, Foysubsrls,b. P.-,DV,,
TEEinS VIII lszTs OlsTelAnds - follows, (SundaBs
1st TraIn--7s4O A. M.-OIHUIENAT ExPREss
stopping At Grafton, WELLINGTON, EeW Lo1don,
shelby, orestlins, Gallon, GIsad, cardingto1,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WORKING:
bus l:2o ,. m, Dayton 4;l2P m, Olnclnnafi s:ls
Be, 81. Louis los45 = ma 1ndAnAlolis s;i5 :.
eaSo Via Grestline iOiss p n. !. = = : --' O
I'd Traln-2,l0 p lI.--A0O0MMoDATIeE;-
e $50 2 n, p, q Cincinnati s;so 2; z;
don, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, GIlssd, OArdiRg-
H ton and DelaEarei arriving e Ore5tlfne At leia
6iaoinhSti 200 :. m; Indians SSiiS zoo n, IS
Louis s;ls ?. n, Cairo s;ooa. m, IT. WATnsls8
.. m, and Chicago via Orsatline I0.l0 e. N.
Trains leave Columbus ct 35e and lO2o q n, so0 pm.
arrive Ht tolsFsiAnds ssoa. M, go go }. n
COHEEOTIozs.
shsIbY-a.nduaky, Manaheld Newark RaIIrosd, lnE
Mansneld, Mt. Vernon, Newark. kanss-
Ossutlias-Piesburgh, Fort wayne 3 OhioagO Ran.
ro1d, Forest, Upper sA6dusky, Dsl1hol, Ll-
1sst md EsssioT MSssssid. Eoo1ssF. Ma:
arAahsa and Bsiisfontins Railroad Line, for arion
BeHeiontaines Sidney, Uuions Muncle, In.
aiAnAgolis, Tsrrs Haute, Vincsnnsas Evans
DslaEnFe-Efth Springfield branch for spFinghold-
oOlunbus-Little Miami : 0oluEbus, and xsAia
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, lndianApoHl,
Tsrre Hante, St. Louis, Morrow, LoV8laid7
nd oipssiPPnstil Sna With thS o4io SA!:
Evansville Cairo, st. Louis, Gnd Al Dolata
on the Ohio river. s.
Gslumbus-Oon Ohio Railroad for Esvark zaaas-
Viils, Wheeling, 40; Columbus, PiQaA q
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, uFbanh, 50,
~ For Tickets 70 ali points and Indignation -
ply at the Passenger 5tations and e Union TickCt
Offoo, If7 Hupsriof-Es
Cleveland. Eoy. Is, Is6z supsrintsHdsnt.
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Funuy, Curious and NopdescrIpt Express
sfens 0f lthyEhInicaI Patriotism.
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DROFEssOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOFeF
Five hundred Dollars
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

II fail 10 euro the worst cases o. diseased 5caps
the longest standing, with the
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ERIUHD II NEHD-ERY II.
=. BWest'B IHfALbLBhE ELI6IaEHris prepare
Eom tko rooiPo Of Or. sesshe1 BEsst Of O0nnsot,oI
s greqt boas ssttsz aud baI been used In his Fsas
ig for She last tyeaty yssrs With the most aGtons
iar uuocsaE Al &c external remedy it il without d
EFsl, and VII alleviate Pstl more speedily than anl
aihaF prsparafion. Tor al Rhe1masio and HerTOrl
i1ordsrE it g tulE nfalible, and curstiIe ;oI
l1relt H0uud1 Sprains BTystssl, &C., ttH soSthiTE
3o1ina and powerful Etre1F FtneninF rrOpengt tie,
1io the Just wonder aEd Of AL Who haIt
elor given it trial. Over tour hundred certidcats
81 ro1naFEnble onree performed By x within the Last
eao Fsaeul attsEt 70 tkia zaos. Strong Armst ouIl
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FABNs ASD OUT LOTS.

FARMs ASD OUT LOTS.
House and five acres choice garden land on New.
bu'ga road, mi es from Court h use. $500.
Go amer. substantial two story stone h use and
20 acres land, we'll cultivated, Eruit, &C.
p scrgs in Independence miles from tho city.
Superior street, Just beyond Cass avenue fiye or
ten acres at Sss0 per acre
Esrm o. i6 acres in Independence.
Farm OF IS acres in Parma
Farm OF lSn acres in orange.
Farm OF 3f4 acres IN CoIumbia2 miles from o Inn
stead station.
Farm OF I0l scr-s In Euclid
Farm Of 50 acres IN MHyfeid.
Improved farm OF l4S in south mart OF Wiscon-
sin on ChlcsFO and Galena railroad. s 2per acre
Improved larm CT 81 scres near Chicago.
TO LET.
Large and convenient brick dwelling ncrth side OF
Euclid Street near Perry, furniture may be rented
also ifdesired.
Two story brick house Wilson street 1870
P8rlOr and bed room in Mathews Block, fronting
oa Monument square.
JNO @. GENEIEGS,
apri4 No. Atwater Building.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RR.

e--@-->es~~ - 4@AA9 - 4a
1851. WINTEB ARRANeNlTEBf, 1894,
On and AFTER Monday, HoVssabe- ISM. Iss- P,.-.,.
ger Trains VIII run a. follows tSunday3 excsDtSlN
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
$3.50 a. m.-DAH EXPIRES TR AIEI-1founlna 2 a
Milloughby, Paine.vills. 9sneva, As6tsbala,
lile >. m, Dunkirk 1:l5 P. m, Bu1Alo $40 D. n.
3;I5 P. R1s-CI6OINHATIE IEXPRESS-StoppinF q a
Rainesv1lls, - Assta1ulA 4nd eirASd onlys And A.
s.55 z. M.'zM4IL AEB AOCOMMoDArIoH-
Stepping a All stations and arrives - Eris -
ono P, m.-NIGHT ExPREss TRAIH-stoppinE
e PAinesFlles AshtAbuia and GiEArd only, and
arrives At Erie 1t l2;49 =. n.s Dunkirk Ss q,
NJ, Buffalo 40 =. m atr--r
LEAVE EEIH.
1:l0 a.. H.-HI9HT EXPREsS TRAIH-5toDulnr e
SiIardi Ashl1o1la and RAineIEillo only and A.
= EYsS g glsVeland q Iso0 A. =.
SO A. H.--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stopping q all stations and arrives IS OlSVS.
950 4. H--TOLED0 EXFEESs-StoppinE at al IT.
tons except SWHnVills, Saybrook, UnionVilla,
Perry, Mentor and Rioklids, and strives e
2t5 ?. H.-DAY EXPBESS TRAIH-stoppfng at e.
rArd, Oonnasut, ABhsa5ula, and painaIYt7ia
only, and arrives IN OleEelAnd at e15P. \.
- Second OlHss oArq ars run On Al thr0aSA
IA an tsS trains EolnE vsssaE o9FF1s; = sysIaaa
safI I159--11iss 81. LouiI, a.; and nj fSron-S
ssalas going AaaEFard, connect Ct DunkirFWith fhe
trans Of TIE y. 7. = Railroad, and &C Buslo va
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, BostoH
niafara Falls &o. and at Erie with trnina On ~
ngDay EzProsI, last and We1t, eonnsossa ctrn-I
HiLo LLain9 On Aris and PittaburFh Railroad n
hinSlTiilss AeadFilie, yAHestoEn, e. -.
Cleveland, November -Issk, k,.isS1.
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sEAG ESTATE.
Ohm G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ACWATER BUILDIHG.

FOB SALE.
On Euclid ard Prospect street Several very de-
sirable building lots, both East and Wet Of gud-
son street.
Kinsman street. Two slory house and lot. 81, gro.
Jackson street Two story house and lot, 65xI2g
ieet 50 200
Prospect street. B-irk house and lot s2IOO
William street. nice brick cottage and lot 5Ox
Z25 feet a2 900.
Psrsman rect. Two storJ house and lot 8, 500
soovile avenue. Two story bri. K dwelling and lot
t2sOO
Huntington street. Two houses stories with good
barn, &c.
Ontario s-reet. Two story brick house and lot s0x
1872 ieet $500.
Tracy street. Horse ard lot. $40
Brick stO-e, dwe and Tot in OF Of the best To-
cations in the city for B druggist or gro cry.
Nacadt lot on West yer street, uifectly oupoEits
the foot o. Super street. Cathen's corner, s7
csiled s25xl65 feet. Very desirable for Msnmactory
&C. IS 100
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DAVIS, PEIXOTrO & 90,
apr4 Cor. Water and Superior-Sts
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we'll as in felt and beaver hats in the best possible
FRED'K OYRIA4a
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marN s. and l0l SenOoA-SG
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DH. eoopaLrs,s oG4AEaH REuEDT.-It penstrates
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
insaa st. root and branch forever Dr. Goodale is the
hrstand only person who ever tod the world what
OArAnRH really waa-where It commenced and what
Wonld cure Il. Dr. GoOdale has now spent lifetime
ia hattling with this fell disease, exploring fts
cfet ambush and making known 10 the world the
lact that Oatarrh which has for dehed the skf
aud research OF medical and authors in this
oounfrY and IN Europe now Be cured with the
sane uniform certainty that morning follows niFh Fht
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New York City is said to be OverSowing
with population which seems to have in
creased wonderfully all at once. All the
hotels are more than full, and the city is
absolutely crowded from one end to the
other. The following receipts at some OF
the principal places Of amusement, for
single night, indicate something:
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THE POET ON A TRAIN;


By the author Of the Fair Inez," The Prince Of
Wales" "Fhe Ghost Hunters" SO.
(CoNrIAUED.l
OHAPTEE IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke mp in the morning
The Train was standing still
On one side saw q river
On ths other n steep hill.
NOW wonder, what in thuDdsr,",
Ssld L, can the matter be p
as opened wide tbs window
And looked out that might see. o.
Then heard the clank Of hsmpsers
Saw men rushing to and fro;
an salQ, mere some detention"
Ard to see it did 20,
But did not have to 70 far
Ere sight did behold;
sight me- 'er had seen before
AND made my blood run cold,
Blight before me on the rsilroad,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was freight train smashed to pieces
nd an old COW lying dead.
''Fell . me, please, sir, what's the matter ~
SAID 70 man quite near,
aatterI aid he, "there is plenty
We must stop HiA nours here
There were hoesheads Of tobacco,
An5 dead hogs lying on the ground.
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
ImprotusOn scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some Sere busy laying track,
And as l was only in their way
To the cars soon vent back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
1t was laughable to hear it,
And never shall forget.
Some were fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sgOre that, on that Railroad
Never more that way Ould come.
And we ish 20 tnfCrIH numerous friends and
the public thst we sti ofsr the lsrgest aud best
sOrtmentof
READY MADE CLOTHING
in the City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Nestngs and Military Goods OF ali descrip-
tionss Is very large Call at
1sssG r. Issso's Union Hail,
Sole Agency for the sale of Celebrated Esu
haohlneB, bsorr's Automaton Pre8snan, alz
strohgs Pat9nt army aet-Trunk.
"a Oornor Superior and Taiob-Ess.
"A Look out for the GIANTS feb2e
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Atwstsr Building, Foot supsriOr-st
where he Is prepared to treat BY Inhalation Of Oxy
senized air all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Blood.


Ihe OK is breathed directly into the lungs and
through them carried into the blood Thus as soon
IS me blood will carry it it reaches al parts OF the
It expels It through the pores Ths PRINCIPAL cause
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
as we'll as humors Of the blood IA lack Of oxvgan IN
the sir We breHthe. By the inhalation Of oxyEen-
ized AR The blood becomes oxygenfzed and puri-
ned and disease dsapears ike dew before the
BY this system Of treatment the patient does not
have 70 be doetored for months and years to learn
whether he is benefited or not. Relief Is had from
the time Of breathing 1t and in any oursble case IL
requires but few applications to eradicate the disease
we have cured hundreds of patients who had been
given up By
Physicians as IncurabIe,
And mauy Of them have kindly permitted US to use
cases. leayiu names and residence ont which can
be obtained on apphcstion at the Ofics.
Mr.. c. has been afflicted with asthma for twen-
ty years and for several years had been unable 70 lie
down Had been dOctored and dc sed bv All the phy-
sioisns in the city. few iahalatfons perfectly
cured him
Mrs.-had several heuorrhages Phyzieiana
told her she could not live bat few weeks Shs had
for six boarders
Miss G was suffering hom complication Of
dimeultie5- SIZE hsd tried several physicians but
her to health.
Mr. G = has Iniamatory rheumatism Had
not walked without cruches for six months Six ap-
plioations were made snd he walked miles twice a
day,
Miss -, the physicians sad. was in the last
Jag sIage oI 4onsampllon fey applications Of O1y-
does the work Of the family.
RS Patients will be visited at their
houses if unable to call at the office.
Charges, 50 for Each Application,
Payable at the time of treatment.
Ofiee---No. I Atwater Building.
ESThs poor treated free IRON . till 10 on each
cay. aprle-R2
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RFs GEAH ABE,
Member Of the Royal Collage of Physieans,
London, England; Graduate Of
Rieor6's HospitaI for

%etSSfG SeNNe W
EEMAhE DISEASE
and con stanf after dant Of Paris London, New Or
scans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an once at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be VIII be happy to meet all those who are af
zlictsd With subhouts and chronic diseases.
BIS treatment Is entirely different from the old
clan, and smiid efi aoious and effective. His med
Scines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
nave nsTer been rs but by two other physicians in
AnercA besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of dolArs in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urins
for ali forms Of disease. No ohaTgs for giving an
honest and,true statement. of thier case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEE.-He can prove 20 you In a few min.
utes that he i the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease For every patient who
sWfl follow his directions, he will give One Huldred
DolarB II he fails in curing this disease No charge
made Tor consultation. those Of 8 oistADc7 who
wish TO consult the Doctor may do 90 by sending q
ANAL vial Of urine By mall with name, and age,
and he viii answer and describe their case, and the
possibility Of getting ieiefs BY enclosing return
l,ostage stamp. marSfN
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PURR sYBIPATHY.

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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
~ conpeundsd 90 ss 70 reach directly the seat Of
ths dis6ass and give almost Instant relief
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