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EN0R Misunderstanding from Indscretion. The ex-
led by so many alarming symptoms among which
Will be found lndsposition to ExertiOn Loss Of Mem
and inability to enter into the enoyments Of society
The Constitution once affected with Orgahr Weak
requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen and
inyigorate the System, which Hembod's Extract Blu
chu invariably does. limo treatment is submitted to-
Consumption or Insanity ensues.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

l.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE
Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (or doable) Spring
SKIRT.
This Invention consists Of duplex tor two) Ell.
!iptic Steel Springs, ingenlously braided tightly
together edge to edge, making the toughest, elias
tic, most flexible and durable Spring ever used.
They seldom BEND OR BREAK like the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their perfec
and beautil shape more than twice as long us
any Single Spring Skir. that ever has or can be
made.
The wonderful Aexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Ellip-
tic Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars Church Pews, Arm Chairs, Tor Promenade
and House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy a small place as eusily and con-
venienty as Silk or Muslin dress. -.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Ell
ptic Steel Spring Skirt for u single day,will new
er G afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
superior to all others.
The HoOpa are covered with two ply double
twisted thread, and will wear twice as long as
the Single yarn covering which issued on ali Sin
gle steel Hoop Skirts The three bottom rods on
every Skirt are uso Double Steel, and twice or
double covered, to prevent the covering from
wearing Oft the rods when dragging down stairs,
stone steps, &C., &c. which they are constantly
subject to when in use.
-, All are made Of the new and elegant Corded
Tapes, and are the best quality in evo-y part;
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per.
ect shape possible, and are unquestionubly tho
i'gh,est, most desirable, comfortable and econom-
lcal Skirt ever made.
WEST, BRADLEY & CARY, Proprietors of
the Invention, and Sole Manul ulacturers 81 Cham
bers, and 19 and 81 Reade Streets, New York.
For sale in all first class Stores in this city,
and throughout the United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba Mexico, South America and the
West Indies.
=, 9Tln9uire for the Duplex Elliptic (or Double)
Spring Skirt. A. d C. sl6m3
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The Origin of the Feniana.

The Fenisn brotherhood have been in
existence for The past eight years. Its
founders were two Of the Irish exiles Of
l848-Col John O'Mabony and Michael
Doheny. The late Gen'l Corcoran was
in conjunction with them. O'Mahony
was connected with this movement in '45,
and though mere youth he influenced
about fifteen thousand Of the peasantry
in the county Of T;pperary where he be-
Ionged, to encamp on the hills OF that
place. The military surrounded and dis
persed them, ard O'Mahony escaped to
France, where the plans for the future
revolutionary organization were formed.
After residing in France few years he
came TO America, where, aided by Cor
coran and Doheny, he started the Fenian
brotherhood organization For years
the brotherhood maintained semi.secret
character, spreading rapidly through The
United States, Canada and the British
Provinces, with regular system Of com.
municalon.
Three years ago a National Conven.
ton was held in Chicago, and the purpose
of the organization was boldly avowed-
and the spreading of !he movement was
greater than ever before. A Convention .
was held in January OF this year, attended
by some three hundred delegates from the
United States, representing hundred
and fifty thousand members, and by del
egates from all the British Provinces and
Ireland. Not so much of the business of
that convention, however, las been made
known as Of the former one. Another
convention, attended by some 800 dele.
gates, is now being held in Philadelphia.
The Fenians are avowedly revolution
lists, not of that class OF Irish insurrecion-
lists who believe it possible to upset the
British empire, with pixies and reaping-
hooks. Powder, shot and shell, rifles and
cannon, ARE foremost in the Fenan lilanv.
Money and war material are freely sub.
scrlbed, and so great is the ardor mani
tested in this portion Of the Fenian pro-
gramme, that in 2 months from its found.
alton the Fenian sisterhood alone returned
upwards Of -G20O,O 900 sterling TO the Fen.
ian exchequer, for the purpose of supply.
ing arms. They acknowledge the supe-
rlority OF England on the seas, and deem
it necessary to meet her on her favorite
element. They ever aspire to the dignity
OF ironsldes. Nearly y every Irish officer
and every Irish soldier, with scarcely an ex.
ception, are members Of the organization.
The leaders Of the Fenans are men
vino have taken up downright revolution
as the business Of their lives. O'Mahony,
the Head Center, is acknowledged, even
by his enemies. to be highly cultured, of
chvalrous nature. and man OF great
determination. The State Centers are
nearly all wealthy Irish merchants. Many
Catholic clergymen are in its ranks, and
not very long ago General McGroarty,
President of the Fenian Military Council,
went arm in arm with Father Wiget, the
Superior Of the Jesuts,to head process.
ion in Washington. General Meaher is n
member, and the late Gen. Smith, Of the
Union Army,w was member OF the broth.
erhood &. the time OF his death.
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NAKEDNEss of feet was a sign of mourning.
God says to Ezekiel "Make no mourning
for the dead, and put on thy shoes upon thS
feet" &c. Ii was likewise mark of respect.
Moses put off mis- shoes to approach the
burning bush; the priests served in the Tab.
ernacle with their feet naked, as they did
afterwards in the Temple. The Talmudlsts
teach that, if they had but stepped with
their feet upon cloth. a skin. or oven upon
tho foot of one of their companions, their
service would have besn unlawful
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-. Attention!

CITIZENS Of CAardoa and tile adjoining
Townships:
ThMOTHY McAULIFF takes this method
OF informing the citizens of Chardon and
adjoining townships ;hat he ha $ located nj Char.
don, on Water Street, near the watering place.
and is now ready 10 do all kinds Of Blacksmith.
ing Work; ilorse.shoeing, Wagon Ironing, &c,
AT THE LOW EST PRICES.
Please give him call before going elsewhere,
-, TIMOTHY McAULlFF
Chardon, Sept. st, 1865. si6tf
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Champion Washing-Machine,

which defes any one TO make any improyement
upon il, as it is all that is needed and cannot fai
to please, and help to 1--we at ease.
The advantages the CHAMPION MACHINE
possesses over all others ure as follows,
!. Its Durability.
3. Its Cheapness.
2. Its Ease.
4. boy or 10 years old can wash with II,
or del :cate lady who would not attempt to wash
otherwise.
5. 1t is not liable to get out of order, and it will
last an age with proper care.
!. 1t is great saving of soap, and prevents the
wife from scodng, saves the children from fret.
iing,-which MAKES washing day cheerful and
pleasant.
T.. II is not necessary to boil the clothes when
washed with the Champion Machine, if it is used
according to directions.
9~y yAll who have used this Machine speak in
the highest terms OF its merits. For further par
iiculars, inquire ut the Shop OF the Subscribe. on
Water Street, Chardon, Ohio, where the Machine
is kept on hand for sale.
el5u WM. WITTER, Agent
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More Valuable than Gold !!
Bryan's S Life Pills

PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, Drow-
sincss, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimnoss OF
Sight, Indigestion. Cleanse the Stom-
ach and Bowels,
Insure New LIFE in the Debilitated, and
RESTORES the Sick to PERFECT Health,
Try themi1they only cost 25 cents. and if you
cannot get them of your druggist, send tho money
10 DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician 4i2
Broadway. 7. o. Box, 5079, and they will be sen
by return of mail postpaid.
=. Dealers suppliedby Demas Barnes & Co., New
ork. S2lyl
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The Anti Slavery Amendment.


Whom the Constitutional Amendment
aboliShing slavery was proposed by two.
in rds vote of both Houses OF Congress, It
Repaired the assent of twenty .seven States
to ratify it, counting the seceding States as
still in the Union, and ne having q voice in
the matter. Tho admission of Colorado TO
the Union raises tho number of States noe
,ssary for ratification to twenty. .oight-
Twonty- States have thus far taken &C.
ton on the subject as follows:
RATlFlCATIoNs.
Illinois, February lst, 1865.
Rhode Island, Feb. I'd. 1865.
Maryland. Feb 81. 1865.
Massachusetts, Feb Sd, 1865.
Now York, Fob. Sd, 1865.
PENNSYLVANIA, Feb. Sd, 1865
Wost Virginia. Fob. Sd, 1865.
Michigan, Feb. 4, 1865.
Maine, Fob 7, 1865.
Ohio, Fob. 8, 1865.
Kansas. Fob. s 1868.
Minnesota, Feb. 8, 1865
East Virginia, Fob 8, 1868.
Indiana, Fob. 18th. 1868.
Nevada. Feb. lGth, 1865.
Louisiana, Feb II, 1865.
Missouri, Feb. "a. 1865.
Wisconsin, Feb "a, 1865.
vermont, March ., 1860.
Tennessee, April 8, 1865.
Arkansas, April, 1865.
Connecticut, May 4, 1865.
Iowa, June 80. 1865.
New Hampshire, June 80, 1865.
REFLECTIONS.
Deleware, Fob 8. 1865.
Kentucky, Feb. 23
Now Jersey, March ], 1865.
This makes a total of twenty four states
which ra,ify, and three which reject,th Con
stitutional Amendment. Colorado will un-
doub:edly ratify. Tho assent of three
more States will still be- necessary for the
adoption of the amendment aud wo have no
doubt that among the Southern States now
10 process OF reconstruction, thrGo az least
will DO willing to accept tho amendment if
not willingly, at least with resignation.
But, meanwhile we have hopes that Now
Jersey may be regenorated 80 far as to
count ono for ratification. Ofall the North,
ern States it alono has rejected tho amond-
ment, and the present signs OF the times in
dicate that it is disposed to abandon its"bad
eminence." The issue in tho present State
canvass, which is the most spirited tho State
has ever known, is on the Constitutional
Amendment. and recent omens, like the
Newark charter election, which showed n
Union gain in that city of 2,4lO, are most
auspcous.
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And, knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using anything pertaining to Quackery or the
Patent Medicine order most OF whom are pre.
pared by sell i-styed Doctors. who are too ieno.
rant to read a physicians prescriptions, much
rations. r ~
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E2@m@n
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.

1 am acquainted with Fl. r. Helmbo,d. h. oc
cnpied The drug store opposite nv residence. md
was successful in conducting the business where
Others had not been equally so before him.
have been iavorably impressed with his charac.
'ef ana enterprise. WM. WElGHrMAN,
tFirm ofPowers & Weightman1
~. Alanrflcturiag Chem,sts,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From The Ph'lad'a Evening Bulletin, March 1o,6
We are gra,ited to hear of the continued suc.
fssha,S fess in NeW York, of our townsman. Mr. H. i
.'el'noolu' druggist. his store next TO the Me.
tropolttan Hotel, is % feet front. $40 feet deem
and five stories in height. 1t is certainly grand
establishment and speaks favorably fthe merit
OF his articles He retains his Office and Labor.
atory IN tins city, W hich are also model eslab.
lishments Of their class
The Proprietor has been induced TO make this
statement, from the fact that his remedies. al.
though advertised, are
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03
STARR, FOOTE g. CO.

We see frequent mention made of the ''MER
CHANTS" anc II Is always spoken of as u
Company which, after being satisfied that loss
red tape. In this County the MERCHANTS' is
the popular Company: lis losses here, as at TO.
edo, Elyria, Lima, Wellington, and other places,
have been lairy and honestly adjusted, and also
promptly paid. Our Farmers and business men
prefer the honest, frank fair policies oI the nj Err.
CHANTS, and they look to them us guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
Of the eMERCHANTS,' as returned TO our Coun
~ Auditor ior taxation, are largely in excess OF
those of any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund is
greater in proportion to Capital, than that OF any
other Hartford Company. ....
Mr.. J. $. REED, the State Agent, has been
doing business in this place, as Merchant and
Banker for over Twenty-Five years. Parties de.
string Insurance. then, can find in the MER
CHI ANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart.
lord, are liable guarantee against loss by fire, and
II they will consider character as shown by its
prompt payments, responsibility as shown by its
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount.
ing at this time TO about one hundred per cent
upon Capital; convenience in the settlement OF
losses, In having them adjusted and paid by an
old citizen OF known responsibility, whose con
nection with the Company asState Agent is suf.
ticlent guarantee of its respectnbty and respon-
sibiiy, they will effect their Insurance with the
"MERCHANTS'iN INSURANCE COMPANY" !"
| Of Hartford.
Rates as LoaO as those Of any
responsible company.
E.V. CANF!ELD, Agent.
8O8m6 CAardoa, Ohio.
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THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means of effecting sales, such as copy.
ing parts o advertisements of popular remedies
and finishing with certificates.
The Science of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
LUKE ana MAJESTIC, having Facts tor its
B"sis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
Capital. '''
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CARRIAGES g. BUGGiES,

A@%(N
Misi SniSN FARM FOR sALE.-The
Hs9asr1i5ssss l. Subscriber offers for sale his
sad farm consists OF about 1876 acres of gooI
land well 'hmbered, wsll-watered, provided with
a good Two-slory House, and a suiiciency OF
parns and out'buildings. For further particulars
inquire of HARMON NEWEITS'
Siuiiooh' oc'' ielp, leOo. 622w4+
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...., eMerCHN2lES'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.

% [From The Marion (O) independently
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon he '.We!ington Fire, y
was the MERCHANTS of Hartford. Conn, and
the way il lakes care of its customers is shown
by the following
HARTFORD, May eth, 1865.
]. S. REED, State Agent. : ..
Loss at Wellington, Ohio Examine. and. il
found all right, pay at once.
Z. II. LOBDELL, Secretary.
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WELLINGTON, June I'd, 1865.
Reced Of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford Conn. per J. S. Reed
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy OF same amount on our Store and Ware
house, destroyed by fire. A Company that thus
fairly and promptly meets its losses, deserves gen
eral patronage.
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DR.. D. Fl. Seelye & Co.,

Sole Proprietors. Chicago, Illinois.
ErLaboratory at FTeeport, Illinois.
STRONG s. ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, o.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
VIM. JOHNSON, Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Chardon by J. Nichols, Nj. d., and by
Druggists everywhere. .. 80. 7S2ian6ly
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A WORD OF CAUTION,

Health is most importan and the afflicted sho'd
not use an advertised medicine or any remedy,
unless its contents or ingredients are known 10
others besides the anuacturer, or until they are
satisfied OF the qualifications of the party 50 Of.
fering.
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The MACHINE Most Needed
Is THE
Champion
W WASHING MACHINE!

Which is receht invention of ]. r. TER.
BILL. 1t is a Machine that is attracting the
aImiLa!l0n 1i OF the most Scientific Men, for it's
UTILITY AND SIMPLICITY. 1t stands on
its own merits, unrivniled in this land OF wonder
II is in using the Machine that it speaks for isel
in much higher terms than the pen Of the learned
The
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03
Great Demand for this Machine

is satisfactory evidence that il is wbot I'm,
long been looked for, to relieve our wives a ne
daughters from the d: cad of old Washing Dav
und cheer up their minds for better times
All that try it are sure to bny it, and acknowl.
edge it as truly the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03

Are Warranted, in all cases, for the SPEEDY AND
PERMANENr Cure of all Diseases arising from
Saxunl Eyrpesps
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DEATHS.

ANNFRT-un Tues lay, Jan. :, john lauucry,
Ia t,D ,,'h year vi bis AgU.
THE .,lt- and relatives oi the fam'l, are respect
lu, iuvt. 20 attend his funeral, u.Li his late resi-.
dence, W huIE IT. Jrrte' Ciy, Sd -
GORMAN-On Monday, Jan, "a Frances Eliza
beth, daughter OF Nm. Gud Mary German Asrd
year,. months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are rrspei-
fully invited ~ attend the iuue AL tbs u u4uesal
Afternoon, ~ O'Clock, hou the .esldeuoe u Lot
parents, 3lJ Front IT,
HUNl-On Tuesday, Jan. 30, at her rcsijence,
lith ~, bet ID and ~ toWhlu,, Erup IN Af'ur
short but seyc q Illness Mr.. Auu HuaL vie Of
lhos Hunt native OF Ihomoud Gate, cIty Of Lime
rick Ireland.
The Ielatiyes and friends of the fmi, are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, On lAuTs-ay
afternoon ON mss et ~ o'clock. lirs IruAius val
be tax ~ TO flathush Cemete.y tor iutenuvut Linz
eglck pApc's please cop. l2i
hOOkE-On Monday, Jan. "a, At Tort Richmond,
staten Island, John H. hoo,e "a the tjA y,ag Of his
age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are re-
sternoon' Jan D. q ~ O'Clock, tom the Tesidcnce
OF his ron-in-aS, W. \. Havklua, Church Ioat, fUG
Richmond; Beat leaves loot ley n = o'elocL. md
returns T. VI. Carriages In waiting. Ia
NEMCOMB In san Francisco Cal, nov. r h,
l,i1, Martin NeHeUuh, aye. 10 years, uatiy Of
Neuy Pork County Mayo iceland ~
RtllLN-Ou Tuesday, Jan. %, 1865, Mi,hsl
i'tIu.' NAIVE oi County Al, lIr"'hl' hsel 20
YEAR.
liz friends, aud tho.e Of hs son Terrence, ato Pc
rpeciiGiiy hveI IA attend enc funeral ON lu sdAv
hiwinooh' me ON insh Al ~ o'eocA' hoL' hl- Aio
| lesidoAcr, % hIdfc st. l-S
| RpDE-Ou Tuesday morning, Ian. 10, tapllne
fsoee!icl, tha beloved daughter Of lfelficK g.. And
NAolhe a. iodo, Hsed ~ yriis, lhohl.s wa aay
The ricuds AMI relatives " the family are Iesp'c'-
iullF invited to attend the tuNelaA on FRIDAY alter
nJon, uh inst At O'clock tyom Ihe residence " bel
! PAgeatA 43 MAgketsL Is!
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renders is 'N'inctou feadt'e It is
to b, earnestly hoped that au n,aeliur1t t.
the C1nstituto1 viii forever troliht s..vc-g il
our free republic IL 10 not a u stake y, sumo
that, whs;ovcr ex'gency may fllI W. W. Tier doe
NEST or fore Il, the great bOiy r' The p"olle VIII
go forward 10 IN, et and overcome 10 Nit che sans
firm and irreNstallr energy which characterized
our ancestors, aud has markell To sIhe,g Hent
course Of civilization. IL 'N's patriotic otor-
rninai on n the peoy'e fr unity, uuc'ty suf the
Constitution, ! lht.i i al trcs earn 80 i9.u
EEvnRs I TrvrpS.
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N A Es asHAG ES.

GRINrON- pERIIAM -Ou SUNDAY evening, Jan.
l. b. the Re-. On Irles shriiupgUn, Illam tllatun
b. EulDy T. Pe ham. To-
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sPECsAE. NOTICES.

Dnlley'- Magical Pain LNirnctor Cures
hurus, scalds and in''am itons slmost insAntv. 70
cents boy fcr sale a. Depot o. LiterN A.. a.
''Thcy Cure." What ,urcs: Ayers Cher
~ Pcctora' for Couch, Aver lhlls for purraslvr,
and AJc.'. sassapirilla for the complaints that 'c-
q,dIe al alternative medicine. l2G
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Medical director OF the General Hospital Benton
Barrncks near 81. Louis, March :, l-O-,
hrssrs. john I BroFn a Son, Boston Mae d" 90
Of your ial-amed and meet -rrvicenble 'rroches, IL
b,ius made ia the hospital Of which have charge
Gui with vcr, beneficial and decided resuis Ia nl.ay-
ms bronchial Irritation 10
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ton Of tue lnngs-There Ia not medicine discoy ei-
I'd that has much power dissolve the thick nucus
thai r.op- up the Nlnd pe.sages of the lungs the
r.ue Tee Tar Cordial, which subdue. the fever and
inisn nation that destroy the power and vitality OF
tn lungs, and cOusgu the patent 70 the grave We
say 70 AL whose lung- Affected nr Mi-htrrs
Pine Tree lar Cordial with great CouficnHe. ~ II has
Ored Thousands Of case- To health that We hope
le-sly given ny 20 die. d. l.. y. e. MirhutH otic-,
No. 10 So.th second II, phil4dr pha. Sold at l,ul
~ Us Dug and Lhciucal NAtcAnu-e, LCNt ACV,pJ-
Titan Hotel, ami hy iru. ci-ts everywhere. ! -,
Eye Hospital New York Eye Hos
p'tal h open daily So forth ave ut -~,L
A., uOm 10 p. m, Tor the benefit OF tho poor no
A-e sihlcted lth the diseases n the eyes SOLOMON
JtNNER AN, President OF Board OF Trustees. 80
Attention Cartmen, ENprcHsIIcn, aud
othes -l,UUJ oiled canvass horso covers, superior To
rubber nj half the price; also = larre quantity OF
heavy horse blankets extra SIZE, Tor sale cheap NJ
- East Is oadvHy. 4. II. n lEk, Proprietor. ~
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NONUtVTINTN-F Whit TItIINs1-I tTfU u VI IL
I'm" IA INV uI trAioua AIt warned IA lIrt plrClug
any HE and ointment ItpIcH|u'ed ~ being ui'o
the, DO not have Iuy private lCvguvC stamp on c1Dh
boN or Dot and tho words " I0.'oWaN, Ne~ York;
Nater--ia ked In the took Of directions There coun-
tCfetts Off, l4e Ia this cts. ANY par
g. gho will detect them all receive hand+uuc Ie-
Wnri b. app, iur 70 he undo signed.
81 IHOS. HOLLOWAY, 81 Maiden lane.
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FITVINV T1T n ,UTE WUt WIN WuEI ENI On INNS Ole-I
cruarer ol the lTu true Gland, and unable to UN-
tam any reiot until used Con"isutiou Na'cbVhch
bean TO produce it, curative eject alter taEiu-
doses, ami man he more CRATE. nj a. "a
NJ the resuls-having mie ed all that man could
susr and live, and rather III an he deprived OF the
medicine Ould be willing ~ pay 800 bottle Tor 10.
u has not only cue INC, hut seyora other officer Iu
my dEtrct have teen CURED hy IL, ami woulI ecom-
mend everybody suffering ftou any diseases OF the
ki1neys 10 use Contribution Water. RICHARD
II Sn, Scrreint Ninth Ward Police New York,
bee. 81, lStl Sold Wholesale by MORGAN & Al
LEN, 40 CIT st. and all dnlcCists. -