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CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH UP.
When woke up in the moraiRs
The Train standing still; =
On one side saw a river,
On the other steep hill.
"NOw wonder, bst in thunder"
Said 1, ''can the matter be ~
As opened wide the window
And looked ont that might see.
Then heard the clank of h.mRers,
Saw men rushing TO and fro;
"AhP' said, there's some detention"
And to see it 1 did 60,
But did not have to 90 far
Ere sight did behold:
sight peer had seen before
and made my blood run cold.
Blight before me on the railroad,
ana not twenty rods ahead,
vas atre1ght train smashed to pieces,
And an Odd COW lying dead.
Ieli me, please, cir, what's the matter -
said TO a man quite uear,
Matter 2" .ad he, f'there IA plenty
We must stop SIX hours here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground
- SMEAR, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In pFofuslOn scattered round.
y Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some were busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
OH the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
1t was laughable to hear it,
And never shall forget
some we're fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they we're net home,
While some sWore that, on that Railroad
never more that way ould come.
And we Wish TO inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best
sprtmentof
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
(With close connections from Western Cities,) an
Oonnetting direct to New York,
Through Philadelphia,
And Close Connections st HarrisburEh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON,
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (4ss mlles) via Allentown,
without change Of Jars arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Nine Daily Trains From,
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
DBTickets for Sale TO Boston By Boat or Rail, and
Boat Tickets good on any or the kound Lines.
Fars to all Points as Lon as By any other R0sEtS-
SLEEPING OARS on Night Trains to Philadsl,
phiA, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Ere
FRAHSPO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Produce an
Live Stock carried with despatch at Lowest Rates,
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland.
VIZ. b. HOLMEs, EHOOH LEWIS,
6en1 Pass. Agent, Gent Sup't,
Chicsgo, nj. Uan11l Altoona Pa
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T AND OFFICE.-H. q. LITTLE
II 4 has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash time Also-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lhlds In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, Oity Personal
I'd floor. mRYI2
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niaaanan ~ tha Mary


Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,
and similar troubles H suffered progress, result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and AsthmAtle auec-
tons, oftsniimes incurabls-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost Instant relief,
sE-sold By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
In the United States snd most Foreign countres' At
Is osnts per b7E iau22-R2
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CLOTHES WRINGER.
,uTNAM,s CLOTHES WIRING.

DUTNAM'S CLOTH ES WIRING
ERS-Dealers purchasing WringeIs 70 sell In
Juyahogs county, are cautioned against purchasing
Of any ons but the undersigned, as own the ooun-
ty By right Of purchase and also caution citizens
who buy for family use from purchasing ot any one
INIT myself or agents, GEO. ID. BEOKs
mars 10 superiOr-st., opposite POstoraoe.
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gAllgBRB8.
I ADJOINING RAILROAD.
NLEVEIAND 4 TOLEDO R. R.
WINTER ABRANGEaIEST.


ls5s4. WIHTGR ARRAEGEmENT. 1874.
On and altar Monday, November 18th, lsss, PsE-sn.
gar Trains wiz leave Cleveland as folloRI tsu9dST1
excePtsd):
1850 A m.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS-ste9s ct BsFaa,
Grafton Oberlin, Horwzlk, MonrSeyille, Belle.
T1es Ulyde, Fremont and Elmere, and arTtve4ak
Toledo at l250 P. Nj Detroit $50 ?. HI and Chi.
oago ct l05O P. n.
3sO5 p. Ms-WESTERH MAILs-StOps &c an Sta
tons on Southern Division, and arrives at To-
ledo st 6:55 P. n; chicago 6:6O A. 4,
As30 p. M.-HORTHEBH MAlL-Stoug = Al sta
tlous on Northern Divi1iOa, and Rrri7ssi izt San-
duaky at 7slR p. n.
5E4O p. m.-NIGHT EXPBESS-StopsGs Grafton.
horWalk, MonrosEille, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo 81 u: P. n; Detroit 500 A. h.;
AID Chseago at 1870 An.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MonrosyiIls with the SAN
eusky, Aa1Sneld = Newark BE & Clyde With ths
eanduaky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati o. r, ~ Fremont
with Fremont IndiARa y. R., and a. .ToisSo Vffh
the Michigan Southern b Northern IndsRfR and 10.
ledo Wabash Railroads for CHICAGO DetToit- JACK.
son. Fort NaYnes Iogs1sport, Laiay tie, Cairo All
ton, 81. Louis and all points West, EorthWsst md
Southwest.
TrainS HTriTs IN OIsysland lron Toledo ana tie
West at 96 A. M.,-2:l5 P. n, and e:55 P. X. II n
SAnduBky At 9:73 4. H Il. D. RUOKEB, sun
Cleveland November is, 1855,
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HAIR RESTORER.
DROFESsOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair BestOrer
pIsEAsEs on THE sOALP.

DISEASES OF TIE SCALP.
The nkil OF the medical faculty In treating disea-
ses OF the scalp has in majority Of es been BAT
ed BY this most peculiar disease Of e human frame
1t is not to bs wondered at, It n IulJes great
study, dsep research and careful Investigation Of
the causes WhichB roduce the dis ase- Unless the
causa is discovered it is an utttS imposibiity to
eradicate the disease and eject permanent cure
Diseases of the scalp have been pronounced incurs
be by some Of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part OF the h
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
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PEAL EsTATE.-E. N. KEYEs,
a g. (iormerly oftle firm Of Littles 4 Ksyes, has
sBs19d Real Estate OGoe IN Rouse's Block, corner
o. Sueerior5t. and Public Square, and has oonEtanty
On hand several thousand Of first quality Farms
ing Lands II the States osIows, Wisconsin and Hiss
zsur TO e1ohenEst0 city country property; alEsJ
icr sl.htacs Of PsEsonFl 1roBerty. Partcaah paica
RAn-sEzTv zarlE.Esb
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SMITH s MATHER HAVE Rz:
. dOVEpto Nc. I2g West Rives Street, where they
eontir us to manufacture STEAM BOILERSI OH
TANKS and STILLS, o. all description composed
Boiler Iron. BoilorB, Stills and Tanks repaired
N bah work - thsir line ssSnBtly ATTENDED
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1894. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
CWTTH IT'S CoENEUTINs

Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
TAs Track is stOns BalIastsd and Is Free from Dusk
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THEIR RICHNESS.

We have had many assays of the rock
from San Francisco, and never yet have
received less than $1,000 per ton. have
assayed the rock in the manner Of the
practical quartz miners Of Californis, that
is by crushing and pulverizing the rock
in hand mortar and panning it cut in
the ordinary way, and never allied to get
less than half dollar to the pound Of
rock
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BsnnoCk City, the county seat Of Boise
county, is thought to be one Of the best
mining localities in the county. and in
fact, one Of the best yet discovered in the
Territory. 1t is situated between two Of
the best mining streams in the Territory,
More's and Elk Creeks, which discharge
their waters into Boise River, 40 miles
south Of Bannook City. The mines are
hills, bars, formed from the creeks
gulches, fats, rsVines, and the beds Of the
streamR
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REAL ESTATE,

7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
As ESTATE, RailrOed and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot OF Farms and Farming Lands In
this State, lows wisconsin and Illinois.
EsgOfios over No. 90, south side OF Pub. Square,
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Five Hundred Dollars
II fail to cure the worst OF diseased scslps Of
the longest standing, with the
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and other cutaneous diseases, and restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
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OPTICAL.
b. II, AOLOMONeON.

- ~ DDIdNUIOLUEOLu1
Practical and Scientific OpticiAn keeps the largest
assortment OF Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establishment and having been extensive
y pRtronisod he has the confidence that his present
stock will warrant continuance OF Eublio fayors.
all hisspectacles Of the best quality of crystal
glasses ground under his own inspection In Gll
curing weakness, dizziness and imparting strength
for long reading and ne sewing. Artificial eyes In
serted without pain
OHlce--I3O snperior.ST., hrUt door from the
entrance to the American Hotel. iuly54
81 Beware OF travellers claiming 70 be Mr.. Solo
mongon or his agent
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Whni a Practical G6Id Hunter says .of
Them---The Different MInes---A Caution
to Rmigrants---What a Michigan Man
Thinks Of Idaho. la
A practical gold hunter writes the fol-
lowing to the Chicago Tribune, giving
comparison between Idaho and California,
and also giving sn account Of the rich
ness Of the mines Of the former territory
As far as the territory has been pros
pected the mines have proved as rich as
those Of California in her pslmiess days,
but it must be borne in mind that Idaho is
but little over 6 year old ss mining
country, and it will require more than
day to develop the great mineral wealth Of
the Territory. It required two years Of
toll by the hardy pioneers Of California, to
establish its reputation as the El Dorado
of the West. The same length Of time
must be granted to the pioneers Of Idaho
and will unhesitatingly risk my reputa-
tion as q California miner that before the
time expires we will prove to the most
skeptical that California is not the only
Eureka on the shores Of the Pacific. We
will prove that if Idaho is not the equal Of
California in the extent Of her placer
mines, that she is st least her equal in the
richness Of those already discovered.
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THE QUARTZ MINES.

The quartz mines of Idaho were disoov-
cred by an old trspper CT that country in
IS45, and were fr. quently shown to emf
grants going to Oregon, whose fabulous
never fully credited unit. after the disccv-
cry Of Bannook City, and indeed even now
the richness Of these mines does not fully
verify the reports that have been in circU-
lstion on the shores Of the Pacific for the
last Is years, but that the Idaho quartx
lode is one of the richest ever found is be-
vond q dnubE
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the close Of the past FIVE weeks

1t will be seen by the above that during last
week there was strong speculative movement in
some OF the Western railroad shares and particu-
larry in the stock Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Company, which advanced nearly eight per cent.
The cause of this upward movement is thus
given:-It Is the intention Of the company TO con.
tinue the road westward through the State Of
Iowa from harengo, pass through Council Bluffs
and strike the Missouri river opposite Omaha
City, in Nebraska Territory, which point it is sup.
posed VII be the eastern terminus Of the Union
Pacific Railroad.
What was formerly known as the Stoninrton
line Of sound steamers, ION the Boston route-con.
sisting Of the Commonwealth, the Plymouth Rock
and the Ccmmodore-has been purchased by
sixty Of the leading merchants Of New York and
Boston. The company was formed under the laws
of Connecticut, with capital OF Eve hundred
thousand dollars, and privileged to increase to q
million and half The steamers now on the line
will continue to make Groton, opposite New Lon.
don, the eastern terminus; but the company pro.
pose to build three additional boats-two for pas.
sengers and one for freght--to run to Bristol
r. l., by which route the railroad travel 10 Boston
will be materially lessened.
The Adriatic Fire Insurance Company, OF this
city, has increased its capital $50 900, making
the total capital $500, 900.
The New Orleans Picay,me, in its report Of the
movements of cotton on Saturday, the 2oth ult.,
ssys:-
TO day holders have advanced their pretensons 10 lc
Tor middng. which has checked the movement and the
safes NJ private SALE assfar reported have been con-
ned 70 100 bales strictly god ordinary II Hc and %
low middng al TO The sales auction comprised l7o
oaes as ioo1s2I3 bacs, embracing 60 bales ordina
req aud poor staple, at bale. rspacked mixed al
5oMc bales, reIkcksd, al COKE: samples at CO &c
gocd ordinary, stained, at 64c. ~ repacked IL and
exc. 90 at 6ec 2 low middlng at CSC, is stric.y
good ordinary az 6sisc., good ordinary at eskc
Strictly low niddlng red at co &C.. 90 low middling in
cud ng damaged at T0i4c. rs strictly low middrg al
IO1sc, 70 low mddng at II sc. do nj 72o 80 mid
dliu2 ~ Toe samo, bales strictly rnddng NJ 72ic III
oaee strictly low nddinR az T2lsc., 60 middlinp NJ
I2Ac 10 90 az 725sc and 10 do nj 7Sc; 81 bales en-
brscug 10 picknes Of 8Oc. and wet and dry Al 44isc
and 1C bales, TO the prices Of which we have added
Tor the duty not paid, embracing 10 bales pcknos 81
35c 20 ordinary at o6c IL repacked al the same ri
good Ordinary Of CSC, % low middliog 7o1sc., 10
strictly midding at f3zc., q middlipg at the same
strictly middaDs at 74c, very strictly middling at
axe, aud good middling at bkc The auction salcs
showed considerable IN the advance but from tho Whole
including the private sales quote iniddpe
under 73c. T4c, about L. higher than on thursday
10 days business sums up es3 bales; Thursday about
1000. "
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rve ann Sunday morning account OF see heavy gale on
Saturday. She lett in the afternoon on her return.
BIZ BRrG PEACOCK At East Cacos previous 10
issh ult and became total loss. No particulars.
BR BRio Dos JUAN from New York went ashore at East
ca'eos previous TO 10Th ull No particulars
BR scnR EASTERN LIGHT (of Halifax), White from Mon
ova for Boston. while for Turks Islands nro
visions an the 18th u ashore Phillips Reel East
Ceos and became total loss The crew and part OF the
cargo were saved.
schR ELrTR of Eizabethport lying Of pier No Mr. oos
hre N the cabin from unknown at O'Clock last eve
ninG she has Of coal board She would proba
BY ha c % be scat.ad.
s-pR sLooR anchor In ihe North River. vas run Into
ahout2 O'Clock Saturday night by tughoa name NOT
known and had her howspri cuwater &C. carried away,
besides sustaining other damage.
aEfPaunpIgG PoRrtAEprhe following lie list 81 res
ses hr and registered in the district OF Portland during
the is63--
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ruled extremely quiet 10 day, and the limited
transacted was al trians advance ID Instances,
On Thursdays quotations. All parties. however, evnced
decided inclination 70 wait ain next week before
tering upon active operations Good brands Of state -four
were held very firmly while Western wero held some.
what irregular. Trade brands ruled quiet and rm The
days business IN all kinds Of State and Western footing
up 5000 barrels closing duh at quotations.. Southern
and Canadian -four moderately dealt iu-the former
20 tho extent of 900 barrels and the latter 500
within range. Corn meal was dull and heavy. Sales
900 barrels at 10 for Jersey and SO for Brandy
RvAn nnr dnlla and nchnn16d.
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", lFF4.
George Bailey, citizen aud shOpkeeper Of Malfep
In under and awaiting examination on suspicion of
having murdered ybu Converse aud robbed the Maiden
Rank Bailey testified at the Cor0ners inquest that
cheek caahcd 81 the counter or tho bank only few
m ments betorc the murder ADD robbery disco.
vered. The warrant for Baiey's arrest issued on
complaint u &c rye Jones, better known Count
Joannes bot the speca grounds q suspcion have not
vet been made plbiia
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Whalemeu,

Whaiemen. Hsfe
nas Hase ss g Fl F 10Y e. 9 !: q
aSand 70 Ss AZ an in Arrp .,a Nav % m
srIse-liO - all told Bound on short cruise to be at
Bark Helen SNOW Adans NIB. was at Paita Nov ~ IS So
Foreign Porrs.
S.npagAs Dec 25 i. q brig Harriet Brown NYork
HAVANA. Dec 25A Arr steamship Columbia, Barton NY r
and proceeded for New oriesns Goth Brem bark casilta
Morrow NYorE I'M s@sd bark soide Paaissn' boston
PHI saG @ sE
sid a6h banks stlago, White, Portland; Radama lBrl,
Jeremiah. Ford Portland; shaw lB} strout Boston
Sd s.h br Srg Sarah Alice knight Hampton Roads Br
MAIAeA Dec ia~cd bark Western Sea- Harding for Mes
AyIIs, Dec l7Arr schr " II Sargent Cobb, NYork.
s,euA Dec s2--sld bark Yumuri anderson NYork.
Arr from Nyork Dec TO- 81 Marta a. Brsss ii,h Henry
sas so s ssS liz a9s At Deal at St A'
800 Latest wa on queen tow, c.,., .,,.-
ssilss Winthrop Napes Iris at Belfast Palestine at
Queenstown sb NJ leaky viii proceed her voyage
mi i Sacs 0sa Ni'as from ''' ''" '0rA mas
BOSTON Jan 3-Arr brig Samuel Lnnsay, New Orleans;
schr Albert Edward Gumbsrand Harbor for NYork put in
Poledo from Matanzas.
BALTIMORE. jan Arr schr Jas Power veazie Fort.
Monroe Sid Br bark Ama Harrison Matanzas: schr
X II Baker. Knight New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Disc l9-Cld bark G Adams, Hemng-
way. Siork
SON. Philadelphia; schr Charles Hasbrook Simpson, Maa
moros.
2lst-Arr ba ks Champion. Mayo, BOSTON; Hanson GREGG
Gregory. Philadelphia Cid bark Nineveh Stackpole
Boston, brig Welsh, robridge. Philadelphia.
2ldAr barks Talavera, Nichols Boston; Powhatap
dleton, NYors; brig VIM Crceyy, Little PHILADELPHIA Cid
brig Elizabeth, Hi Baltimore; schr Young Teazer Morton
23d-Ca ships Chace, Edwards and Evening Star r bin
NYork; barks Gan Eden. Reed. do; Saxonvla noho
Delaware Breakwater; schr Willard Fillmore. Croweu New
York.
2h-Cd steamship Blackstone. Berry, Work schrs o.
clone. Ba5bidGe Baltimore; II Tyler, McGee, Philadel.
s5th-Arr steamship Yazco. Couoh New York; bark lido
and T. Stewart, Cain. do. Below. ships Owego Morton,
and Arctic Chandler from NYork: barks Conqucror Nick
Harvest Hutchings, and 1nvc sGaor, Carver do
Waltham. Wheeler Boston; Msllie Mctcef Ames and
Boynton Mitchell Philadelphia Cid barks Norwartz (Pr),
Ahaba Matamoros; Alamo Godfrey. and Texas Horton.
lowed istn banks Ibis wnsOw; 18th, ship Borneo
PHILADELPHIA, Jan O. AE-Cld steamship Norman
Baker, Boston: bark Spauding WISE SW Pass; brig Liz
ze Lea Parker. Gibraltar; schr Maria Hail. Bartlett Glen
Lswks DEL 1.-The gale Of yesterday brought about
40 sail the but in consequence OF the high
get their The brig John Barnard,
reported the point of the Cape has been on will
be towcd 10 the Breakwater today
PORTLAND. Jan Arr bark winslow, Davis EOrleans;
brig Ortoan Cooling. Aatanzas
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 2--oP. NJ.
Asma-Recopts, SO barrels. Market Inactive and nom
inaily, Is s7s - 30 for pots and 90 rs for pearls
stock on had only 70 barres In addition 70 the above 70
ceiptn.
hRrAnsIrifs-Recepts II 900 barrels -FOUR 100 barrels
ana zoV 'ks corn me 22ls tnsbels wheat, 500 DO
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
- NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
CATARRH.
WEAK AND DISEASED EYES. &C. &C.,
CURED EFFECTuALLY By

"METAPHYsicAL DISCOVERY
which can BE- procured a. her offices Is Bond street, New
Rc. the following certificate 70 which hundreds could be
L Charles wick of No so Fasbush avenue BROOKLYN do
certify that my Charles quite deaf for several
with offensive discharges from both
from scare syer lie was very FOND Of his books pcs
y every KIND MS him @ n
brought home with her Metaph Discovery and
used according TO directions the bottles The
my son 70 few days heard drum on the street when he
the offensive discharges have ceased the noises have
from his head and greatly TO surprise, he
tally aud physically. and heartily rec mmend MIRA NJ a.
number Of certircatss from patients In New York win
shortly appear IN the papers, or can be seen now at the
''''' = SEE WHAT wM WESLEY SAYS
william Wesley of Lodia, four mica from Newark, do
certify that have been troubled with diseased eye for
yc years 81 IA, nSp ss q wc nmsss r New
the first doctor In Newark; but found going
fast concluded would BE blind and gave them all
Procured he medicine and now after using Il two weeks
joyed at my good in the reservation Of my
The second time used the medicine felt that tho disease
giving and that had got The ,sh, medicine :. last
cured also and recommend al who suffer rihe FIVE
years bat right At once to Is Bond street and get
The .Mesphysica Discovery consists OF three distinct
which work in for the destruction
aud one for scalp The whole pu, up In wooden
with glass tube 70 pass the medicine into the and
sent with iu directions for using to any address In the
The celebrated Poor Rickards Eye
soap Address Mrs. a. BROWN.
Metaphysical Physician,
At either Of her above Offices
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READ WHO SAYS so:-

Pembsrton j.. formerly Of the North Baptist church.
80.
have known Hooaands German B,.ers ravorably for
s WITH s afs VA. sS e
they recommended to these Bitrs Knowing from ex
more ha az p ss DO
benefit the afflicted and Is mot rum drnsn Your Truly
gedia q Religious knowledge, and Christian Chronicle
Adaonsh not Opposed to favor Teeemmend patent
may ss tie snsss he beeyes Sm:s naTe
The hope that he
pr PA
they an mnars h
ann indebted ,h my friend Robert
sssmsns e S.s M then when long
At the beg ming o. BY syens
sespsd esanng therefore thank God a' ana aa my
''' '''nS J. sswro IN sRoWs, rh,.aslphl.
(Prom the Rev Jos Kennar pastor OF the Tenth Bsp.
=. y.,..or.,. list Church -.
to connect my name with o. different
Pn e
R e @ Of r sn II
for once from my usual conviction
Live :as s:g s
sa' Ssaa dSsss DO
Yours very ssSh nsow cosc.
From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of BAp,s. Church.
DR. DR. G. n J.cs.oS-DsAs soma, experience en-,
BY You as mos. excellent medicine IN cases spscso
been nG sss sy ssnfss p
waRRsS nAsD.oLPH!,
From Rev. ). H. Turner Pas,crof Hedding NJ e. Church.
Dr. y.cr,os-prAr s,sMiRs1na used vour o.r.n
6. BEEN ny e
q ss n s: and rS %s
No. 7ss n. i sin:,s suas .s.:..
IRON as Ses Ss:e~S STs re :ssm'
accord, y bear testimony the encsience the
V ssns a sef
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n Sesvs ss' s: Sss'
From the Rev rhos Winter Pastor Of Rozboroush Baptist
GERMAN ssrs sas g o
times. sra. Slss.d.1 ran y my
se q Your German Be s 49, oy and Ssvs my
rs sg';S ens sss hss s:s ss
article where meet With :ssss similar = ny oyn and have
yours. T. wfSIsR Rosboroush, P Pa
From Rev J. s. Herman of the German Reformed church
. Kutstown, Berks county. Pa l177I
with dyspspss nearly twenty and have never used
any medicine that did much good Hoonands
ters. am very much improved In health, after having
taken 1--WE bottles Yours with rcspect =
D PRICES M
Large sire hodinG nearly double quantty) 81 per
Small size. e cents per- bot,ic.hsf dozen
BEWARE OF coUNTRRFEIrs.
Soc that The signature or 20 II. JAcKsoNn u on Tho
Should your nearest druggist not have the article do not DO
Pvt on BY any Of the Intoxicating preparations that
offered ~ s place but send 70 u.s. and w0 VIII Forward,
Principal ooce and mandatory,
No. Gsi ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES 4 EVANS,
(suocessortto @. N. jackson Co
FRoPRrEToRs.
For sale by druggists and dealers every town tho
4HH# United States 40-~~V
.rs NEW YORK AGENCY, s6.a
HELMBoLD's ,a sn.r
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
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