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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

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THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il Oh,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
By the author Of ''The Fair Inez," The Primes Of
Wales, 'sThe Ghost Hunters 60. p
(CoSTEUEDl
CHAPTER IX.-THE KISS ~ rHR DARK.
After waiting six long hours,
And with hunger almost dead,
News came that the track vas mended
And the train soon went ahead.
Soon we passed place called JOhnstoEn n
Filled with iron foundries, ~
Where the people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came to great tunnel;
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark midnight,
Quick from her stole a kiss.
"Oh, she cried, the people shouted,
And, before reached the light,
was peering through the window
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And CressOn Is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair.
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain afr.
At Altoona We took breakfast
1t WAS one O'Clock OF more;
Such q lot Of hungry mortals
ne'sr laid eyes on before;
All the good things the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
Quickly bring more breakfast hers.S
Notice to Drafted Men and othersi u the serricsoi
Uncle sam, aud all In want Of Rubber Blankets
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and Flannel
shirts, Military Clothing Of any and every des-
sription, Fine Clothing Tor spring snd SummeE
Wear. We have now the largest stock In tAs city
which We viii sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers Celebrated ssR
ing Machines, St0rr's Automaton Pressmanl
and Strong's Patent Army Bed-rrunk,
Corner Superior and Union-1ts.
60 Look out for the Giants. ia maylS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

COUGHS AND COLDS-The sue

OUUOHb IND OOLDo.-Iue SUI
den changes Of our climate are sources Of Pulmon-
ary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections. Expert
enee having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily When taken in the early stages Of disease,
recourse should At once be had 70 ''BRows's BRoS-
CHIAL TROoHEs, or Lozenses, let ths cold, cough
or irritation Of the throat be ever slight BY
this Preeaution more serious attack may be enee-
tuAIly wurded or PabHe speakers and Singers
viii md them eiIscpuai in clearing and strength
ening the voice. Soldiers should have them they
can be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion
requires junelO-lmo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

q Nov EeHAllHlIe HuF me ANllElSlIA eFeIlIeIs
Phalonsu ssSight blooming Cereus.''
PhaIOu,s ssRight Blooming Cereus.''
PhaIOn,s1 sNight blooming Oereus."
PhaIos.'s ssNisht BlOoming Cereus.'
Phaf0uss ssNight Incoming Ce-eus.'
PhaIoR's aNfght incoming Cereus.s
A most exquisite, delicate, and frag-
rant Perfume, Distilled from the rare
and Beautiful Flower from sghieh ft
takes its name.
Manufactured only By PIEALOY a son,
NEW YORK
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.
Ask for PhaIOn's---.TRIle no other.
Sold BY Druggists generally. JunelI-lGs
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MORNING LEADER.

The Terrific Explosion At City Point.
The explosion which occurred at City
Point on the 9th of August, was one of
the most remarkable that ever occurred.
We condense the following account from
CITY Point correspondence:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

MEMBER OF the ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
or LONDON. ENGLAND; GRADUATE or
R.cORO'S HOSPITAL f0R
FEN ALE DISEA Asses,
and a constant attendant OF PARIS, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
years has opened an Ofhoe At the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where he vii be hsPPy To meet all rhoss who are
afflicted With subacute and chronic diseases.
HIS treatment q entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, e1icaciOus and effective HIS
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and obs.
They have never been used but BY two other physi-
clans in America besides himself He has spent the
greatest part Of his life Thousands Of dollars in
obtaining few secrets in his profession he tests
the Urine for all forms OF disease No charge for
giving an honest and statement Of their cases.
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srertaI Aatifrs.
.sNisht Incoming Cereus,,'

4 New Perfume I0F me Ha6dEeFchief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

PURE SYMPATHY-Sore Throat,
Cough, Cold, snd similar troubles, II suffered 70
progress, result in serious Pulmonory, Bronchial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

CAIRO, 18th Steamer ST. Patrick from
Memphis, passed up for Louisville with 300
bales cotton for Evansville Her dates are TO
Yesterday morning In the late capture of
lazoo City by Gen, Macarthur, the rebels are
said to have been badly worsted, and lost
largely in killed and wounded Between 80 .
600 and 10000 bales Of cotton reported in vi
cinity of Iazoo City six or seven thousand
bales were owned by union citizens who
boughtt last spring before our forces evacu-
ated YaaoO City Future movements ofGen
Macarthur unknown Banks had been order
ed 10 report at New Orleans. An officer of
the steamer Commercial had arrived at Mem
This from Duvnlrs Bluff, and reported that
the rebels had erected battery at South
Bend near the Cutoff Several boats ara a.
bove and dare not attempt to pass Two
steamers we're recently fred into on the Ar
kansas river and lady passenger mortally
wounded
Cotton market quiet All Offering readily
taken Reefs during 48 hours 322 bales from
White river MiddIing "a and 75i good II
and IS, fair rs and So
New YoRK, May 10, 43O A. M.
Special dispatches 10 Times, dated Head
Quarters Army Of Potomac Wednesday NOR
mug says nliukBit tulh HOmeul U6gun WIN
skirmishers on right, and fully expect great,
bloody, and, we trust, decisive battle
NEw York, 49, Stocks are regular, uG-
settled, Gold 81 l-2 Flour 10 better 7,3O.
Ngw YoRE, May l9th Officers Of Inde.
pendent Telegraph, in New York. Philadel.
phia, and elsewhere SOUTH are under seizure
by provost guards, as are also Offices Of N Y
World and journal of Commerce The two
papers that published the bogus proclamation
affair has created no excitement Neither
office permitted to publish any paper to day
1t is said persons arrested will be tried by
military tribunal for having reasonably at
tempted 10 give aid and comfort TO the enc.
my
BosroN, 18th May Nathaniel Hawthorn
the author, died today
BERMuDA HUNDRED, May Is. Last even
ing rebel ram Richmond ran down James ry
er. aud fred on our feet We returned fire
aud drove her back, following her up Hea
w firing heard since daylight,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
This Days News!

A. we have not force enough in the Of
ice to set dispatches in lull. we give the
following summary OF this days (Fri.
days. news;
Dispatches from Head Quarters Army
of Potomac, dated 6 O'Clock, Wednesday
evening, says attack on enemy's right was
to have been made at early hour this NOR
ming. but ground in the vicinity found un-
favorable for handling army, SO plan was
changed. and at o'clock this morning,
Hancock supported by 9th corps on right
and Burusdes on his left, advanced a.
gainst enemy's works Rifle pits in front
were those which had been abandoned by
us, but were filed with robel Snapshot
ers who were soon diminished and driv-
en- through I'd line, and behind thick and
mpeuetrable abattis, which was Of most
formidable character On examination it
was deemed best not to attempt charging
through this barrier our troops fell back
IN good order although exposed to CALLING
fire OF shell and canister from both TANKS.
Our loss considerable, there being about
500 killed and wounded Burnsides' corps
partly engaged, and lost about one.fourth
Of the above number An attack made in
the afternoon by the enemy was rcpulsed.
Rebel telegraph operators at Guieua sta
ton have been captured, and large guam
tily Of supplies destroyed
1t is claimed that the action at Sp)tt-
syIyania resulted in advantage to Grant
Lee occupies a large entrenched camp.
strong naturally. and made stronger by
art
Lee manircsts no disposition to come
out of his intrenchments
There is report that Grant has turned
Lees right Important il true.
Draft is commenced in Kentucky, and
much excitement caused, but no disturb
auce.
There is report that the Conlederat,
pirates, including the famous Alabama
will soon make demonstrations on on
Northern coast
Grant had plan perfected to crush lie,
but storm came upi and the plan failed
1t is claimed that Grant is now rs ,tronl
as when he crossed the Rapidan
Gold is now 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Nrw YoRE, May ls.--A Tribune Special,
dated Headquarters, l7th, says The enemy
still holds bis limo west Of Spotisylvania The
iull supply OF raiions TO our men is kept up
and there will he no delay on that account.
Breckinridges mud other rebel forces hsve
not joined Lee, but are kept away 70 guard
his communications.
The Tribune's correspondent With higel
says that Sigels loss was six hundred, and
ths Of the rebels one thousand Tribune's
correspondent with Butler says, that owing to
shoal water in Tar river 10 reach the draft OF
the monitors aud rebel torpedoes, it would be
very difficult II not impracticnbe, Rt present
to get up rs high as Dr.. Howletts farm The
rebels occupy the left bank Of the James riy-
er and interiered with bis movements Sub
sequently, however, the Admiral advanced
with the intention of going up as far as pos
sibie
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cen. wsds,yorth's Remains-Ftebsi re
Inducements.

Philadelphia. May ls l:45 p. ma spe-
cial to the Bulletin of Washington 18th, says
Gen. Wadsworths body has arrived aud will
be taken north tomorrow. II was TO much
decomposedt to cmbalm.
A telegraph messenger employed in Pc
tersburg, who has Just escaped, informs me
that Beauregard has been reinforced by Ran
SONS division, and the rebels we're crowding
their forces into Richmondby way OF Green's
boro and Manglle
He states that there are FIVE iron.clads at
Richmond, and that there are heavy batteries
on the James river Eom Warwick to Drurys
Bluff. He believes that the rebels are ma.
king every effort to put heir strength in Lees
army against Gen Grant He says the pre-
vailiug opinion in the country around Rich
mond is, that it they can hold the capital du-
ring the campaign, the war will be termina'
ted consequently, every effort is directed 10 It's
defense. The rebels have great confidence
in the generalship Of Lee, and express be-
lief that the City of Richmond would have fal.
len a week since, under any other commRn-
der
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

New York, May Is at an early honr on
"Wednesday morning, fraudulent proclama
tion, signed by the President, was delivered
in manuscript to each OF the editors Of the
morning papers OF this city, by direction Of
the executive committee of the Associated
Press, and with the approval of the publish
ers Of the Journal Of Commerce, Tribune Elk.
press, World, Times, and Herald The Asso-
cated Press will pay the reward of one thou
sand dollars for such evidence as may lead to
the conviction Of the author of the above.
named fraudulent document.
[Siguedl D. S. CRMG,
Agent Associated Press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE

ON the I'd day OF March, AID 1884, q petition was
" hled In the ofios Of the CLERK Of the Co1ri OF
state Of Ohio, by 10 eph Schock, Elizabeth Wykon
Daniel W. Young, and Augustus Orschen, which pc.
ution Is " pending In said Court, the object and
running between lots Nc, ITO and l16 also, Between
lots No ls3 and lA In the town of Mlamiaburg, in
said county, running nom Main street 70 southeast
direction, tntersectng an alley running north and
south, and from thenSe aast 10 Canal Afreet; at the
neXtterm Of the Aad Court application will Be made
to VAoate said Alay accordingly, l
ADAM CLAY,
May l2, 1884 -dlwaw4 Attorney Tor Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
Ensots OF Cen. Crooks Operations.

NGw York, May ls during the past three
months about fhy peices of cannon ten and
fifteen inch riaed, and smooth bore, arrived
in nJersey City for the defense of New York
horbor This morning five more arrived and
will be mounted at Fort Richmond
BY holding Newbern, the place just oaptur
ed by Gen Crooks, communication between
Richmond and the rich western counties of
Wythe, Smith, Giles, Wyoming, Monroe,
Mcdowell, and others is secured
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Ecgal
sHERIFFs SALE.

John swaynle No. 2s7O
vg. guperior Courf
Thomas Swayule at AL In Partition
Df virtue Of, and IN obedience o, the command Of
- an order Of sale made by the Superior Court q
Montgomery cou ", Ohio, and TO me directed, viii
offer AZ public sale at the door OF the Court House an
the city OF Dayton, on
SATURDAY, .Iuao 20, 1894,
At o'clock p m OF said day the following described
real estate va One acre OF PrOund taken by parallel
lines of Of the south de Of lot numbered seventeen
on the plat OF out lots OF Nam street and Bouth
OF and adlonins the town OF Dayton, originally lad
out in The city OF Dayton, county OF Montgomery snd
state Of Ohio. ~ -
Said premises have been appraised at S4OO unders
iormer order OF This Cont a d cannot sell for less
than two thirds Of said apprasement.
Tennis cash. u in one, and the balance IN two
years rom the day OF saei the deferred paymentsts
mortgage on the preini or.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county
CoHoVER CRAIoHEAn, Attorneys. mIAwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

CATRo, May ls.--Advices from Little Rock
Of the 10th, report Price retreating in the di.
reotion Of Camden. Rebels admit = loss OF
two thousand in the fght with Steele on So
line river. Among their killed we're Gsns
schiry aud Randall and Gen. WALL Of Texas
badly wounded. Guerrillas captured num.
Der Of cotton traders between Arkansas and
Washita rivers, and robbed them Of large a.
mounts OF greenbacks. No forage in that
section Of country
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GgIanteo.

VLJANTED-oaruAgs WoodWorkmen, Black.
w smiths and Painters wanted Immediately. The
best OF wagea gwen, Apply 70
sN W. W.PHILIIPS, Fourth street.
WAHTED--A situation ~ Enaneef on q stA
w hoDary snpng, BY youBg maa lately nom
Canadai has had three years experience has no Oh
iegton 10 gong To the country Az early engagemeht
Ia solicited Please address II. n, q ohies Of this
paper stating where Rn Interview may be had.
GAs NO1IUE-ln consequence OF tho advance on
VI coal, aorRnd all materials that enter into the
manufacture Of Gne, the Gas Company are compelled
10 advance the price OF Gas one dollar per 1000 feet
from the first day Of May until further notice.
m4d8 h. T. EVANS, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE

ON the I'd day Of March, AID. 1884, petition IVES
" died In the ofhoe Of the Clerk OF the Court Of
state Of Ohio, by Ja,oo Pontus which petition 10 now
pending Ia said Court, the object and prayer Of viii
IL 10 yacato the alley between lots No and the null
length Of those lots, running east and west, the
town Of BRIDGEPORT. In said county; the next term
OF the said Court application will be made 20 yacats
said lot accordingly. ADAM CLAY,
May la la04 .dIwAwA Attornsy Ior PedlIoner.
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OF BOARDS OF EQUALI-
ZATlON.

AUDiFOAa oTRioH, MoNTO0HHRY Co., oHIo,
DATroH, May 4. 1884.
TIRE board Of Equalization for Montgomery County
Ohio, will meet In this once, for the tranaaoton
o. business, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of May, Ia.
slant.
The Board oi Equalization iof the oily Of Dayton,
70 b appointed ~ the CITY oonnou, will meet ss
above. On MONDAY, the sd q May, instant;
THOMAS y. LOWE,
mSTThAsR Auditor hsatgonsEy ceuhiy.
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Three Hundred Thousana More.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-Although this morn
ing there was no official promulgaton of the
fact il is confidently asserted by leading Con-
gressiona friends of the Administration, that
ithis been determined on to call for 100000
more troopa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
Wednesday. May 25. 1884.
Rebel RoinTorssmsn,..

The POSTS SpeclhI says
Information received at the War Depart
ment leave no doubt that the rebels are send
ing large reinlorcemenia from the South TO
Lees army Both armies are actively pre-.
pairing for the next great conflict Weather
good for military operations
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Another call is to be made for Three
Hundred Thousand Men the draft to be
made about the first of July. We have
the testimony of John Brough, that the
continuance of the war will crush the inte-
rests of the country. This call shows that
the war is to be continued. Win Brough
sustain the call, and thus, by his own con
fessioa, assist in destroying the country?
We will see.
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The SIilitary Policy.

The policy finally adopted by the Aa-
ministration for the conductlon OF the war
,- being carried ont and we can Begin to
Judge somewhat of its results. From all
parts Of the country, troops have been col
Iected to march IN masses on the enemy;
. from all points Of the compass there is an
'.on to Richmbud' movement and the foe
is to be crushed with the weight Of over
powering numbers.
a commander has been found who puts
the plan well into practice Gen. Me
Clellan was blamed for humanely trying
to save bloodshcd and human life; Gen.
Grant is determined not to be shipwreckod
on the same rock that proved fatal to his
predeoessor. The "pick-axe and spade
policy failed to cspture the Confederate
canital il remains 10 be seen if the "blood
and slaughter" plan will be any more
successful. 1t is to be fairly tried: every
mile of the road is to be made human
shambles. every stream crossing it is tc
run red with the blood of brave men; re-
doubts are to be stormed. an lines of in
trenehment attacked, "all SIMMER" if ne
ccssary, or until death has harvested tn,
whole army.
And Gen. Grant is pursuing the righ
course for his own popularity, as well a.
following the orders of his superiors. Hi
ala, - % oc.orionco with tbe snirit oi
p'"' - - ..,.,.i,. -, .,..l
people wh''h ''su'a''' "a 'o'''"'' a''0'' "
ing TO the preeep'' OF religion ana Its 'e
suits are pleasing to the spirit of modon
Christianity That the 'dead lay in pile
threo or rom deep" that "oyer thousan,
slo;n ,ye,e 10 he socn yi,bin tbe extent D
',., =, ,'.. -. al, .eoo, rnon III
=" "N''' " -. ~ 5 -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Washington, May i9.--Tho Posts Special
says. Il is reported that an osder will be is-
sued tonight for 100000 more men The
time 6xed for the draft is the ! st Of July next
The rebel prisoners captured By Gen Grant
have been sent norh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
Z!!NNZERNZ2n
r L u x .Dsl
Strickland 8 Anti. ChoLern Mfrfurl

/ composition Of astnngents ab.or6entH stifur.
lants and cafmiuatives which every physloian A..
knowedges rs the only preparation that will effect q
permanent cure Of Biarrhea and Dyseer, This Anti
cholera Mixture u now in use some OF our army
hospitals where 1t gives ths greatest aaiisfactlon H
has 'aved the lives Of tfou ands OF our soldiers and
oaens and We VIII guarantee II 70 he the best rene
dy IN me world ior Darrhea and Dyaentery.
Mr. Woods, Of Coyngton Ny, will be most happy
20 satisfy any one "a To the virtue Of strcands Anil
Choera MKtufei 10 inct we have n great nufnber Of
testimonials from patients who have been cured altar
being pronounced In prahie by .heir physicians aoms
after taking only one tote Of RtricRIands Anti Chol.
terry try one bottle MD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
NOTICE.

A PETITION will bo presented to Governor
"A Brough for the pardon OF oiaybur Hagan nov
PRISONER 10 tho Ohio PenitenuaTy
asowps CAfHARINE HAGAB.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

We wish it distinctly understood that
we will pay good compositors the same
price paid by the Journal, making the re-
cognized difference between day and night
work
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
Husic.
MUSIC STORE.

NHE attention Of musicians and all lovers Of music
i is called TO our splendid assortment OF Mus cal
Instruments Of the most approx d manufactures
We have constantly on hand fine stock OF Vinlins
Flutes, Guitars Conoernos, and Ace0rdeons ofevery
variety Of quality and prce.
Being also agents for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortss, We are able TO furnish the public with
these fine Instruments which may be iaVoraby COM
pared with the best nov manu- hctured
Our facilities are such 10 enable 10 furnish the
above, Rs, alse music books sheet music and al kinds
OF musical merchandise, at prices and terms that can
not fail 20 prove satisfactory 10 purchasers.
Oh. J. a A. FISHER, III Main street,
a23 Between Third and Fourth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

a good deal Of the matter in to.day's
paper was prepared for yesterdays issue;
which we were prevented f ON publishing
10y the scoundrelism which temporarily
disabled our press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Rehd the foloWlnRi
(gssthHoNtr. Of Ms. Sarah 0ouLd1
Pnor. pEMvEM Two years ago my scalp becarne
dlsenasd and my hair enced 10 iall out very fnst
Tao disease spread tnh my aoalp Wss enc compiata
sore Il became very palniqli my rest At night WRs
broken; the burninaan ltohng sensation unHnp,
porabei would qppiy remedy after remedy bht
only momentery relief l consulted ssveral p6ya.
clAna Of this city was informed by them that the
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and restore my haiL which had become very thin
win thsl a. sir1nce4 placed mysslt 70 your hHads.
my scalp e perfe. well, and my hair has ooessd 70
all out. Respect 1ly yours,
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Hair Rsstorer and heif name "a Legion, that Il Il
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The large aud raplty increasing sale u Restorative
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rHE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence oiihe public has been chained, and
they all unto in ateHng to ils merit and vast superb
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Ever intrhdnced. lilo not Feoommt nd my pre- aka.
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This wonderful rspsdy e sold BY drussiSta SsaSr'
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~ disease by tho use Of i'1T'r4S
Dr. StrTcktdnds Pie Remedy tr 81
Read what those say Who have usod Il,
- MT. Charles w Land. am, Of Jouisvle, and Mr.. j.
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one pot Of Or. strckauds Pile REMEDY They al
they have tried everything but could oblsln 40 Fel
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Ask for
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Sold BY all druggists, 90 cts a pot Mauuiaotunedas
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