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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
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The new Steam Fire Engine, called the "Gen-
eral McPhersoil' arrived last Monday. : 1t is
splendid looking machine and no doubt one
OF the best in use. IL was manufactured by the
Amoskeage Manufacturing Company at Man
chester, n. II. After it has been tried, and it
is better known what it will do more EXTEND
ed notice will be given of it.
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EXCITING.

The country is full of excitement as to how
and in what way the rebel States are to be re-
constructed, but the widest excitement of all
is how Condit Brotherscan sell goods at such
low prices. See their advertisement in anoth-
they are offering goods at unaccountable low
rates
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BEST FAMILY PILLS.

ALEXANDRIA, Licking Co., Ohio, March 1855
Mr.. ID. S. Opsa-Dear Sir; have used SELLERS,
LIVER PILLS myself and IN my family, and must s.V
alterafiUe and common family physic considss
il q very desirable pill
They are prompt, but mid in their effect: arouss
healthy action q the Liver, carry OF the morbid
tons aud leave the system in hsalthier eor5,tao
than any physic have taken OF administersd
Very truly and respectfully
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver
Great Cure of Liver Complaint
By the Original, Only True & Genuine
LIVER PILLS.

SILyaK CREEK, Ohio Co., Virginia, March 20 lsSp
Mr.. r. Z. Sstiers-Dear Sir: l think Il : duty on
TO you and the public generally, to state thsf have
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for lopg ~. -5
30 badly that an aoscess fored and broke which len
me in very low state Having heard Of your ossbEatsd
aud recommended to ne BY my physician, Dr. r. Smith
concluded to give teem fair trial. purchased one
box aud found them TO be what they are
edthe best Liver PHI used and after takin1 four
boxes sdd the disease has entirely left me- and . no
perfectly well. Respectfully yours,
d. h. COLEMAN.
WzsT LIsERrY, March "a 1870
certify that am persoay acquainted With NJ Cols
man. and can bear testimony TO the truth Of tie above
eeruheAps. A. r. SHARP
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
IL has proved itself to be the perfect prepara-
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound contains no injurious
properties whstever.
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes tbs hair soft ustrous
aud silken.
tits splendid hair dressing.
No person, old OF young, should fail to use IT,
IT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED by THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
II Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Rair Rsnewsr,
and take no other. z. P. HALL 4 Co.
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
Sold BY G. AccULL0CH, and ali druggists. S5mos
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''%% ''%%'' 4e9TE lLiHiTsSfr y
NEW spvERTISEnEN ENTS.

NEW ABVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
Dry toods Emporium Bros.
PianOs-E. l.. Gross.
Major Snyder's Saloon.
Musical Convention, Clyde
Young America Dining Saloun
Important TO Mothers, Special Notice
TO all whom it may concer',-Th"mpson &
Spicer, Ly n
Disease cannot touch those who use Roback's 9
Bitters-Special Notice.
November lS65-D. B. Austin. v..t
Strayed-J. H. Stewart.
Public Sale-J. A. Bowlus. 81
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Second Quarterly Conference of the HUI
ron Association of Uniyersalists, viii be held
at Clyde on Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and
18th inst Services to commence at eleven o
clock, A. NJ, of said day
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

The Sac and Fox tribes of Indians of
Kansas, have little domestic difficulty,
the Foxes seeding and emigrating to Iowa.
A delegation of chiefs are now in Wash
ington, pow-wowing with their Great
Father on the subject. 1t is intimated
that the Government entertains some sort
of an idea of gathering all the tribes into
the Indian Territory, and giving them re-
servations.
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GENERAL sATsyFAOrTON..

GsEExvILLE, Floyd Co, Indiana, Oct n, 1858.
M r. y. SeLlers-Sir: am out of your Liver Pill.
nd should Dc glad to receive supply they give geo
Please send me some soon CYRUS RRADFORD
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Ero Cas- be Cured BY who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others. and viii tell you nothing
TRUTH. Address with stamp,
EDWARD b. TRAvER
March 8, 1886. 1y Lock Box, Bosror. Mass
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a notorious horse theft named Adam
Copy, was lyncned to death in Pottawa-
tamie county, Iowa. few nights since.
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M a RRTEn

On the 9TH inst, by Rev. VIM Jones, at his residence
in Riley township, Mr.. WIN. H. BATESOLE and Miss
NANCY JANE BEAGRLER, both of Bsllville, sandus-
Ky county.
On Thursksy evening. the ID inst, in Freront, by
Rev. J. B. Thompson. Mr.. PETER CARNiCOk, late Of
the I'D o. v V. l. to Mrs. HANNAH STANEH, all Of
Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

Attention is called TO the advertisement of a
Musical Convention 90 be held at Clyde All
interested will do we'll to read.
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TO THE PURiIC

Owing to the increased demand thrOug ghout IN. ouv-
try for Sugar Coated Pis, the proprietor Ia.
msnssd the process of SUGAR CoArss the czLunEArEp
Liver PI thereby PAcns them before the pubic both
PLAIN and SUGAR COArED.
X. Il. SELLERS & CO.,
PrOPriesOrs, PitlsburE, PA.
For sale by DR.. E. DILLON & SON,
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NOVEMBER, 1865.

This is the heading of new advertisement
IN this weeks paper. Read it over carefully,
and see if il hits your case. y sf
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DIR. GREENoUGH.

Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Nov. IA, l5, 16, are the days for Dr. GREEN
ouGH's next visit to Fremont. His old patients
and invalids suffering from aLy form of chronic
disease will please remember the days. Rooms
at the Oroghan House.
For the benefit of the doubtful, DR.. G. can
now refer TO the many cases he has had under
his treatment in Sandusky county, as guar.
rantee of bis ability and skill in curing all kinds
of disease
CONSULTATION FREE To ALL.
Toledo Offices and residence, 2I5 Summit
st. (near Whites HAIL. s.a
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DIR. PFOctOr,s
UEs FEUC IOfIS
[I.T||.[!!'l|IAz|l!..k!|f5 4
IMPROVED

is unnecessary 10 speak Of the curative properties Of
Tar. The world knows that if its medical properties
properly extracted and held in solution that there
are few any remedies equal to II IN curing all ThrOGt
snd Lung Diseases.
The great complaint has been Of Tar Remedies, has
been the want Of equality in preparationone bottle be-
ing goodthe next worthless and for this IL
abandoned by manybut its great curative powers
again bringing II to the attention of physicians and
they dnd remedial sgeE valued when its use is
persevered in is made of the formula Of Dr.
Proctor and print il in full circnar around the
bottle The Propretors have improved upon this form
ulA experience has usti6sd them in doing and by
their careful method of preparation they only OBJ
tain all the medical virtues OF the Pine Tree Tar but
hold it in solution firmly that every bottle will be Of
equal merit IhOHsGRds can sttest 10 its UirfHe.
RiRs Of Tar is pleasant to the taste and adapted 10
both children and adults.
As foSIC giving life and vigor to the system it
10 preferable TO the many "Biters which crowd the
maj ket ana have tendency to increase inteperance
WINE OF TAR Consumption, Coughs Colds
Sore Throat and Breast Bronchitis Asthma Diptheris
Gravel Diabetes aDd diseases Of the Kidney and Blad
der and other complaints.
Sold BY Druggists and Grocsrs throughout the United
States at only 81, ,00a bottle.
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK d CO.,
DAYTON, o.
Beware of COumterfeits,
Genuine have Swine of Tar" blown on bottle.
October, 1a, 1885, 4lyl
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Diarrlaea, Dysentery, Cholera morbus,
Flux, Heart Burn, and all Bowel Compain,a Entf,i,
vegetable. specific for Camp Diarrhea
OSBORNE HOWE, Props, Buchanan. Mich.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
Slmos Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio
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CONSULTATION FREE TO AID

Among all the adornings of nature, there is
nothing more perfect and indispensable than
fine suit of hair. 1t is the pride Of man and the
crownirg glory Of woman.
II affords DIR. L. Dillon d Son the highest
qualification to offer for sale Reeves d Kings
Ambrosia, the Grcal Discovery of the age-sure
and infallible-producing not only vigorous
growth, but changing gray hairs to the original
color
Their choice Periumery, Soaps and Toilet Ar
ticles, which have justly given them such wide
celebrity, have been collected from the best
markets in the world, after careful inve'stiga.
ticn and correct knowledge of their merits
For Hair Itestoratives, Toilet articles and
great variety of choice articles, call at the Drug
Store of DIR. E. Dillon d Son.
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- w. L. BUTMAN,
IL Bucktonds Drug Store,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.

Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. n. Assets 81
North American 72l 900
Security Marine I6OOOOO
New England Hartford 25OOOO
Accident Insurance Co., Columbus, o., Capital 100000
L. II. Morehouse having resigned the Agency Of the
above named companies, w. l.. Butman has been ap-
pointed agent in his stead The companies are all we'll
known prompt and reliable have been iberally
pstronized by our business men, i1m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10
THE CHOLERA.

=
THE DISEASE NOT CoNTAGfous-ITs DEPEND
4 <ENCE oN ATMOSPHERIC eoNDITIoN-UsE
LEssSEss OF QuARANTINE.
p lnareport made by DIR. Edwin NJ. Snow,
of Providence, Rhode Island, to the board
Of Alderman of that city, the doctor says:
So far as the city of Providence is con.
cerned, If quarantine regulations were Of
any yalue, they would be useless here
whileEwe have communication dozen
timesdailvwith New York and other cities
but there is noprincipIe more certainly es-
tablished in the minds Of all Intelligent
observers of this disease than that quar-
ontine regulations are absolutely and utterly
useless to prevent the introduction and
spread of Asiatic cholera.
The cholera cannot prevail as an epi-
demic without the presence Of a certain
mysterious condition of the atmosbhere.-
Of this atmospheric condition there is little
known; but it is known that its presence
or absence is not effected or regulated i'll
the slightest possible degree by quarantine
measures. Vessels may have cholera on
board, and may land the sick on our
shores, but the disease will never become
epidemic, nor spread among the people,
until that mysterious atmospheric condi-
ton is present. But that atmospheric
cause may come and be present, aud the
disease may spread epidemically, without
any coennction with the arrival of vessels
from ports where the disease exists.
If not singel vessle should arrive in
our ports during the next five wears it
would not make single days difference
in the presence or absence of the cholera
as an epidemic. o.
The doctrine stated 50 positively in the
document from the United States Legation
at Constantinople, that cholera IS conta-
gtous, is equally opposed to the opinions
of physicians and others who have seen
the disease and is calculated to work
most serious injury, iffully believed in any
community where the disease exists. If
the cholera was actually contagious, in the
ordinary acceptation of the term, panic
would exist and it would be difficult to
obtain nurses, or medical attendance for
the sick. But no intelligent medical OBJ
server of the disease in this country, at
the present day, believes that cholera is
contagious. | have myself, in two epi-
denies of cholera in this country, seen
great number of cases of the disease, and
have carefully observed and studied its
cause and progress, and | may say, in
common with many others who have made
similar observations, that we kpow that
cholera IS not contagious.
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Special Notices.
Important to moshers-Croup.

Important 10 MOthers-CrOup.
Tbs instructions for Group which accompany rve,v
bottle OfBensoin Elixir never been known to fail
and have cured many child after Physicians have pro-
nounced the case hopeless bottle should be in
house. BeDzoin Elixir is also pleasant and reliable
remedy for COughs Colds Sore Throat Breast whoop-
ing Cough, Bleeding of the Lungs and COnsum2ti on
Druggsts write It is destined to take the lead of all
other preparations, because of its great ment Sold
BY DoOLEY BRO, Toledo, and E. DTLLoN6 SON
Fremont, Ohio. 45tf
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The Great Internal Rsnedy,
FOR THE ERFEcTgAL CURE OF
RHEUMATISM.
Goat, Neuralgia, kings' Evil,
scaId Head, Tetter, Ring
WOrm, &C., &c,
"
Johnson's
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
AND BLOOD PURIFIER!

stands unequalled by any medicine nov bsfvrs the
PuoIe, ,or the cure OF the above named diseases:
Heae toe follovinR extracts and testimonials.
- Al Veo use it reeeivs benefit.
- II cures where all other remedies fail
- NO other KENsDy has become so popular
- II gives universal satisfaction.
- The proof is most abundant
- II Is the only sure cure for "RHEUHArIsn"
- II Is destlnod 70 superesds all Others.
ER- 1t is prescribed BY Physicians
q Itis recommended BY Physieians
II In truth 1t Is perfect benefactor.
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Miscellaneous Articles
Patent and Family Medicines

tc is A
edps elect o d hn b nd ndiuany DupSto
notice. Hact Sin
ascertain me remark abecurs.
Remedy tomeh howJ
the dRofan
Hne to he of "-'"s'
Thefon onowiugL few of sund
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-10

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches |?
Our Grecisn Compound viii force them to grow on the
smoothest face or chin hair bald heads in Six
Weeks Prizes, Sl.0O Sent By mail anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt Of price. Address,
WARNER CO., Box l3S,
7yl Brooklyn, z.
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Disease can not touch those who use
RObaclx's BItters.
While Roback's Bitter's kept in the family circle
sickness never enters.
These Bitsrs have been foand TO perfect antdOt4
Ior removing the drst symptoms Of naary all diseases
htaken In the proper time. They are composed OF in
gredents which known by the medical faculty tn be
most seacious In disorders Of the stomach and ntss
tines.
Their medicinal properties so various that they
prove beneficial in all complaints Of whatsoever nature
tney may De; hence their great demand and the unvers
al good derived from their use
AJudcious use OF these 8itters parts the rose tint
Of health to the cheeks and health and vigor ths
tire frame Ava
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Mr.. A JOHSsON-Dsar Str: Ny wife was taken VERY
i'll with IEfamnatory Rheumatism in March last she
very much swollen, and the pain she suffered il in
discriba5e; she was confined to her bed was advised
to try your RHEUMATIC COMPOUND AND BI0OD
PURIFIER got bottle oft, and before the half
u-ed, she was entirely we'll The cure is eperfset
one. never saw such medicine. She bad only taken
three doses Of it till the swelling and pain began to
Pittsburg, April 10, 1864.
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Let tie Suffering Read and cease to Despair
Mr.. JoHSsoS-Dear Sir: This ia 20 eartifv sb.4 bv
using tAyset0HrtAs Of a bottle Of your RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND AND BLOOD HURIFIER vas - 1lctsIs
cured g Chrostc RheHmGtisl, aftse having suffered fnr
more than eghteeny 1t has been over four vesr
since was cured and have not felt the slirtsst avn
Of the return. remain yours truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG.
AneghanE City. MaI 8. 1884. No Iaun..-..-...
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Hear tie Testimony ofa Soldier :

PRoyosr MARsHAL's OFyIoK
PITTsBUKG, December II, 1854
Mr. ANDREW JoHNsos:-Dear Sir-In November last
had severe attack OF Rheumatism to which havs not
been subject for nearly three years The attack was 10
severe that could not my head ror raise nv arm
After trying different medicines without anv avail
was induced 70 use Jour RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and before had taken three
bottles was 30 e0mptetetg eEred that could perform
any duty to which my country might call ne can
gladly and confidently recommend it TO all my slow sol
ders as the quickest and s1rest remedy ever used
Your true friend, NORRIS PATTERSON.
Refs7eHee-J. 7. PATTERSON and VIZ. DUEcAx. Y
Wood street.
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1OhEaEO VI OOuheoHtOAsSD
Genuine have Swine of Tar blown on bottle.
October, 1s, 1855. 4lyl
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Champions Strawberry BaIsam

March 8, 1856. 1y
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THE DISEASE NOT coNTAGious-ITs DEPEND
\ ENcE oN ATMOSPHERIC eoNDITIoE-UsE-
LEssSEss OF QuARANTINE.
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OFFICE OF rRE DEPOT QUARrERSSrIK,
FoRT LKAvEswoRrH kAssAs, March J. lop9 }
= n

NDAI,U.. n ID =. ,DAIN MP INGpnpT 4
kPhVItoAi'c l"i hi'.n ~. m
i JlOS-Senled froposh- VIII Dc r'c'Si a. WI, JIM
nu,l u O'Clock SAIL kDA1 the .th aay OF hiaieh
for the Transportation OF Mtay sHppes uufhe 'he year
1865, the follow ing rou,es: . m,
IorrE No. Iron Fors Leayenworh, Laramie ana XII
lev and other pots that may h established during the above
on bank o.! tie Missouri River, norm OF foI
eyenworh ,nd south of iituds A. degrees h, any
port, or stations That usy be established III the Aerrito
ne, OF Sebra.k D. scts. Idaho and Utah. south OF latitude "
north and c..t gud- II, degrees west: and in
ID. Territory Col ado north Of ~ degrees north biddrfs
the per l,0 pounds per 100 miles At whcn thry
vi tran.po each OF the months from May 10
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Dipi0en0 Notices.
OFFICE OF THB

OFFICE
PIrrsBuRGu, FoRr WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY Co,
PirrsBuRGH March II, 1859 }
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-At meeting OF the
~ Board Of Directors Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Co.. held the 18Th inst the regular DIV
DEND 1.-TWO AND ONE-HALF (2N FER CENT on tne
CAPITAL stock for the quarter ending March 81 inst was de-
csrcd payable free Of Government and alter Ap
II proI the Treasurer shareholders registered at Pitts
bursh, aud by Messrs. WlNSLOW, LANlkR CO.. No. D.
Wallet, 10 shareholders registered at New.fork
The transfer books will close March a. inst, ana VIII re
open April Il. prOx. BY order Of The BoaId -, c,-.
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vI'HE HOMESTEAD PETROLEUM COM
PASl
OF NETWORK. -
~ m 10 ,,.li SiitRfs. PAN VAIL T.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 80 PER SHARE
CASH WORKING CAPITAL so ,OOo.


SUBSCRIPTION PRICE So 80 PER SHARE
CASH WORKING CAPITAL so ,OOo.
OFFICE NO ~ BROADWAY
The limited nub.r Of rsres Offered for sale being .fly
all subcrcd fof the booss for subscriptions 10 The 'tocs Of
this Company the original price vii remain open -ie'
than March ~.
The certificates ready for delivery to 'nb.cben
20 this date. -,
The company IN fee simple tho Uestec part u The
well known M Her Fam Arshsny River. below rsnk
Rn Venangs County, Peunsyl, ans Wes are now bc'n:
.nk day snd night The entire foduct Of which vi
b. ou the Company ani fo tr character u surrounding
wells and the r4be indications Ia thoss Of s Company
tie trustees confidently expect soon 10 make dividends
satisfactory TO every stockhoder.
The prospectus aud every information be obtained at
The Office OF Company, No II Bosdwsy snd snbscrip
lion. will a.o he received there and by either Of tie foo"
Ing named
TRrsrprt.
PAUL ". SPOFFOHD Of Spoford, Ties'0n \ 60.
r. = LATHHOP. President Union Mutual lnsufancr 20.
JOSEPH COLWELL 81 Colwell Brother. Founders
THOMAS HARRISON. No. 2co West,i.
~. II. MIDDLETON Of ". VI. Rogers Company.
AVN. J. REID. New Orleans
(ap, E. ~. FRENCH PIest New 1ork Produce I1changc
y. ". FRENCH. President.
LEWIS l. JOKES, Treasurer and secsetsIy.
Mach II, 1865.
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| S6.Jl.
NEW SKIRT.
ITUE GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE AUt TN
HOOP SKIRTS.

TIE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE ACE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
Nv BpApLEYS New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doubIe) SPRING SKIRT
VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY late J. J. j. o. Wo")'
SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURES Nos
u, CHAMBERS and ~ AID 81 READE-SIs- New
IorE.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DrPLEx Tor two) ELlir1ic
Steel SPRINGS ingeniousy BRAIDED, TIGHTLY aud tsL
together EDGs 70 aDGE, making the TOUGHEST mos
sE ELArfc AID DURABLE SPRING ever nsed Ihry sr'no
sFND OF BREAK like the siue springs and consequently pre-
serve their PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE twice Is Ion"
any other Skirt -. cox.o,. .ns
Dag WONDERFUL FLExIBuITY and great COMFORT snd
PLFAsuRE to any LADY wEARISG the DuPLHf tLr'Io
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in oil CROWDED AsskA
sIIEs OPERA CARRIAGE RAILROAD CARS, CHukShJsws,
,rxCuApPs Tor PRoazyADB and HOUSE pREs as t" ok"r
can be FOLDED when in use TO OCCUPY smaA p-Se %
/ easIy and conyeuiently as SILK on MUSLIN DRESS.
LADY having enjoyed the piessure, comfort and iIea c
y.ri.nce OF wesrnz the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING sKT "'
SINGLE DAY will serwsrJ willingly dispen,e WIN ne
nee q them FoH CHILDREN Misses and fovSG LADIES "e
superior to all others. ,o.-.,.--o,,
iasr are the beet QUALITY in every part AID
AMY the LrGHTEsr, most DESIRABLE, coSfotIABLh eri
rcoSoufcAL SKIRT made For eAIE ~ az fiAsr .L
STosgs In THIS CITY aud ronshou. the UNITED or.fsr
HAVANA DE CuBA MEXICO South AMERICA, and tao "Lss
| Indies. -. ....,, 49,, g. , ,pr,f- grimm
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6loribol0ers 1llertin9s.

OFTICE or rnB NFw YoRr AID BosToS siLvfR lrAD Co.
No. ~ WILLIAM ST., NKw.i DIRK. March 10, 1888 }
NOTICE.-Th Annual Meeting oil the Stock
holders Of this Company will be held at th, office, on
TUESDAY. March a. at o'clock p m, 81 winch une the
Annual Election for Tru.ees for tho ensuing year will take
place The polls viii be open from TO O'Clock M Inc
books will be closed the 2i md reopened on he
2hh inst > NJ. COCkEIN, secretary.