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MISCELLANEOUS.
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PATENT ii,
JUMP SEAT iGARRIAGEl

The attention OF she public ia respectfully called
TO my NEW STYLE PAFsNr UMP-sRAn CAR4I4Gk
las ueeu Tor two or Jour passensers-inVenLso ana
Thereby certify, that have used, the past season.
P. Kimball obtained Letters fatent on the 18th Of
Nov. Jss4. take great pleasure in saying 70 AZ
persons desiring good, lgenteet and seryleeaDis
Seat far surpasses any thing Of the kind ever
bets 3 invented-being very gsnteet In ttyle, as
light and well adapted for one two persons Is any
Carriage, 81 roemy md eomfortab Q for Jour
ftt grovn peTsos-is also one of the easiest riqlng
Carriages nave ever seen, either with 1--WE q tour
p eI,S shi ,Sem and 40 vii proDoroned and
made that they do not get out Of repair. q,
lhdviss al q examine before purchasing any 9th
or kin of Family Carriage. a. 10
Jacob McLs aahI Mayor of Portland. Me. = +
Rev. Alex. Burgess,
CD Adsms. Landlord. Prebis House. salt
W.P. Ohase, of Chase Bros Co, saah
Wv. Noses Bath, Me-, sra5
Thomas LamDart, Augusta, Me- ls2s.u,. Ma
T. J.Soathard. Richmond, Ne, 30 3
e; e Soule, Frespoat, Me-, :, afasaT % 81
G Mils@ T So,,1sop, Portsmouth Nm. bHe
IN Blanchard, Yarmouth, Me-,
I. soashard, sRiiehnond Me-, ~ :, sa Z.
R Smith Smith Jr!. PiovidsEce, RI sa
freqC W. Robinson, New York; IS qa
Moses Blaisdell, Peon, Illinois, 10 2
X Hamilton, Montreal, q E. asai
e Jamss ruoI bora M ID ,torontos0 W.,
]. Rich'd Thompson, Barfister, Hamilton. y. ".
Prices MS 10 as can be faGorded -beng muchl ss
than Csrryal and but little higher than good Top
| Buggy--yh- le the, make a bsautful Top Baggy and
4 peri city lgenteei Carrvall.' I'LL I'LL 81
4 Z Sold only by the Pa entee at Portland. Maine,
AVID by KIMBALL BRorHRRs, Ito sudbury Street,
= All eauAs one aqaibst ms king. selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
Fine e SS e. ofshs carriage sent by mail
mice on ann iession To -. : -, -7,ySr~- nus
pi'''' On app tHf1tSa r KImBALL,M NJ
| Q4 Mapgacts@er usd Patentee, +
| apl4d8m PEBBLE 81. PORTLAND, ME.
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Q Remarkable Cure of Deafness of T,Oenfg,
-. =, Years Standing. Ae'-

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sib1-if t-lilc telfn y sf 81 ~. a, a..
Z l. Mrs: Fanny shedd Of 90 Harvard ST, Bestop.
nave suffered ON Scroulous re hands fcr asvsr
years, also discharge from my ears fried ~ NJ.
eminent physicians, and had forty diGsrenf me- 4.
cines applied IN one year My con THU toa hssen
70 sink under the weight of medicine AND disisse
aaa my head became 80 light that reared to wa'k
tn street fsst should fail Believing thete VS. q
cure Tor NEIL sat Gown Ia despair JYhils in ma
stale friend who had been cured ~ the Ms.aphsi =
~ discovery, urged me to Apply 10 Mr5 N q
Brown But stu was so PrSjaaiosd against Ell
meelcines .nat N going 10 her ofhee i would n o
no money ie.tI should be tenhofso 70 INV n Ar
SSonssssiag with Ms g, Brown beng fsvorab.y
physical ID scoVery. hiohI faithf1IIv ne 49,, - =
result ~ that my hands are again restore 10 me
ana 1 canus them ~ formerly my ears Rave oea, -
Cd to scharge, and my entire eonsftution ~
cd; sleep and est well, and am getting hssbv
ana heavy. NY 1oy and gra ifude are eSeni :; can
MOI epaeS 100 highly Of the Metaphysical Discovery
am tesaing Il ths week 70 dear fisnd In CaIilor.
ma who spent $500 In oEe week ing relief from
disease, but ,ound none. have now learned me.
iol'y OF pouring medicine own the THROAT ana em.
resolved 70 pass no more drugs into my system thro
INC HOu'hY as.M rr ... .f
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Remarkable Cure Of screfislOts Sore Hands. Dr.
r1, ~ charge from ths Ear, 20.
N June 18th, 1884.
nave Deen entirely deaf in my LEFT ear Tor twenty
years. ana TOT the past six years my light ear haS
Dsen 90 eeet that could not bear conversation o.
public speaking Of any kind. l could not hear -
enurch bella ring, while was sitting IN the CHI me
have also been troubled for number of yea ireh.
avery sore throat, 80 that was obliged 70 - WIN
singing An church. for had lo.t my vo' "a sTSh u
oraziness Ny head felt numb ana ur ~ Almost INC .
tried every remedy ths< co., pa
went 70 a05sss bat ahey wated 10 1Tn ss On
About About one month sina no 20 to do with them :
Metaphysical Discovery snS ssS !, mrs Browns
the fssrins ~ he,s D,ttsl And the rSsu is that
IN nv S S esas ell as any man Ths srea troabls
" cav and i. .rey gone. Ny head feels perfect
"a = AZ rest, My throat, which was so disess
sSais'' o. cured; ana have recovered my voice
Are h.nasr ;qld not take one thoasand doilGrs Tor
RrnsCnS q nave received in the use OF Mrs NJ e.
nR""' Metaphysical Discovery. - - - - "
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u Dr-e- C0UNsEL,1 -<ys
I--@A-s 'JAMES M. KEITH, Esq.

Thsmanagers Of this Company are practical men,.
ana therp purpose Is 70 make it Q produc ng enter
p o g. II Il la tho production OF oil that the sub tan
lial ref BILE profits are made. With this view they
have selected and purchased the most missing and
valuable pieces Properly In the midst Of the BEST
i've Ill wells Ia actual operation. Their territory Af
lords Tor boring 300 wells In what is
cons efed the surest oil and 200 In lands
OF LEES develop ed character They have 16 wells
now going down. and no doubts can rtasonabiy be
snreffained that Of there will prove to be large
lowing wells. AL or them going down on ter
tory on which there has never yet been failure to
Obtain OIL aad ..ni.Ln. ~ lr-.ll-l-ln Dn-.u
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Portland and ROStOm Line.
Fs% THE STEAMERS :
W..sun..AL l1sAx. II nalA HHArafNeonl

1U16bt VItys 4UWIsCUno fhnW zAU1' u 0@1i
~ rs l.,sgnes WILL until further NOTICE, run Of
follows; g.
- Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday att o'olock P. NJ. and India Wharf Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock p. M .odt
Fare IN Cabin.. Is. $500.
Freight taken az usual. sensiAtM nsM "a ~
~ The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding e50in valneJ and Enat per
sona unless notice given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
{ skak u dIs68. A3 dtfakliaT X BfBEfNGS. Agents}
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Great Cure Of DVspspsia, Paraivsis, Con stipdtios,
fe, Of Ts0enev Years. Standing.

AV0U0IHUUT
Mrs Martha villa, of L0nswood Mass, has 81 mr.
ed for 40 years with complication diseases men
tai and physical great nervous debility dysp paa
and constipation IN its worst form has tesn DOCTOR
fng ard druggng All her II 10 obtainedmy Ms'apsys-
ical Discovery about May last aud by is faithful Use
has both mental anu physical faculties restored
Mrs Villa saSs sac knows many people who have Al :
50 been similarly bensatted By my rMetaPhysioal
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e A chance to obtain any Of the above
articles for One Dollar, by purchasing Seal.
ed Envelope for % cts, ~ Is. ~
Eve sssisd Envelepes win be sent for 81 Eleven
Tor %; Thirty for Is; Sixty fye for $40; One Hum
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-25

@.r,,~xAv.il Auril 2fss, 1855.
EALER frrPcfais VII be received at the Oh -e
~ Of the Civh Engineer 10, eonstrus ing oo,n1non
On Fore street. from foot Of Hancock strT ~
Sp @et near the Portland Co Works, until satur
es g april 70 h. 81 IL O'Clock M " y
" snmeattons for aha same may be se en- az A..
draiDa 80 ne Cttvy Engiaeecs The COMMITTEES On
al reserve the rfghtfp rejert anv or
t. NOV 1eemea 70 ffhe interest Of the eity
!. nsi Per order oamnaittees,@ - S''
D s,,u3,A 9s'oa1 SskBMUND PAiNNEf,
Argus and Courier copy. h,s,rt chaiFnsn.
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RE AD THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY cEn,.
or .s9uai5aa TIsIcATEs. s.s-b
cure q catqrrrA Of Ten Years siaadtno

Cure d Catarrh of Ten Years Siandin0.
"a 4, MR, WILLIAA DoNNBLLY, corner Of Dexter
and D streets, South Bottom, do certify that n '
daughter has been Gathering frcm Catar1h for IA
past ten years. She lost the of smell and had
no passage hr0ngh her nostrils during that. time
Every remedy was resorted TO, without receiving
any relief Seeing Mrs. III. g. browns Ne aphysi.
cal discovery advertised concluded 70 Try is. At
GOD for inciinng me to tdis great remedy for thnt
dreadful diseaae-C atarrh. / believe my daugffer-
never would have been cured had not found q TO-
medicine. Itmust have been sent OF Godl % tbe
people 70 rid them ofthe horrible discs thai Ia e
mold OF them. My daughters Catarrh Is g itirelV
broken no. her sense OF smell has returned the D. =
sage 70 her head is clear. eheerfully recommerd
the Me'aphyscal Discovery to all who suffer nom
SA'Arfh' ~ n9.ai 7fiiac lIf1i 1sTsn
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-25
. Portland and K ennebec R ]

IN EUIbIuHU uA1U aNUNAuUO01 ~ 4S'
z Passen ger Trains leave new depot ia
slail " Portlano daily Tor Branswick, J. Bath,
a q a y atervilie Kendalls Mills ann SkowAegan,
I. at iA7RSMy At .Kendall's Mills this train CON-
meets at rs r NJ with train for Bangor same even;
ing. Ed 1za utAalRhI GOA lA 90 et41A
Returning, the passenger train is dus at Portland.
new Depot, sf2 r NJ Tn train takes passsn gers al
Kendall's Mills rom the train from RangorS rs
ACoNMECT. ON TIcKErs arc sold at Freepot, Bruins.
wick BATH, and oil other stations obetween Bruno
lick and Kendall's Mills for Bangor ana sll otnsr
stations N the Maine Central X. X. east of Ken,
MillR. aa ..+&rzt
ssfHRouaH FARES from Portland ana Boston BY
this route 10 Bangor will be made the SANE as b
any other line. f1als ~ ~ ~
Freight Train leaves new depot Portland Of As A
NJ. daily. Returning 1t is due 81 ID. daily.
EDWIN N0YHS,
lQRs-anr2tf kos.do
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Al Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
8 bsbasmm09 ,eqIoO b2 sdf I'd hagui yg1e
yefHof1uH
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y Agent for all the Great Leading Routes to Chi
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1c. ana - prepared tn furnish ThrouQh Tickets
nom Portland g alptte principal Cities and Towns
IN me ieyei states ana the Canadas atthe
! LOWEST MATES OF FARE,
And all nsedful information eaeerfully furnished.
TRAVELLERS win find II greatly to their advantage
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: " ~ ''an ON., a.aiIway Ticket Office. 81 Ex-
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STANDARDIZATION Books are NOW Open.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
Death of Judge Catron.

John Catron, one of the JUICES of the Supreme
Court of The United States, died at Nashville, his
place of residence. on May 3Gth, ut the age of sew
cnty six years. Judge Catron was appointed to
that office, M,rch 4, 1897, and held it to the
time of his death. For several years prior to his
elevation 10 the Supreme Bench of the United
States, he was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
0f Tennessee. When his State was seized with
the madness OF rebellion. Judge Ca,ron rcmlined
faithful to the Union, bu, was soon forced to fee
to the North to escape violence at the hands of a
mob of Nashville roughs, calling themselves a
vigilance committee. In less than a wear after
wards, the victory OF Fort ID Jne.son enabled him
10 return to his home, and in May, 1862, he re-
opened the United States Circui: Court at Nash
vile. We were in his Court during thIt month
ana found him occupied in rendating judgments in
favor oi Northern creditors, against citizens of
Tennessee who supposed that rebellion had can
ccllcd the debts they owed to ''alien enemies" as
loyal men were designated in rebel parlance II
any of the vigilance committee remIned in Nash
vile at THAI time, they yigilant in keeping
quiet.
Oh the nine Judges of the Supreme Court in
1861, but our rcm=in. Judges Mclean. Taney and
Catron dead; Judge Campbell. of Alabami,
resigned. and took some position under the "Chris
tiI1 President" JEFF Davis. from which he natu-
rally glidcd into the cilab)oSe at Richmond, soon
after forces took possession of tht city, Judge
Daniel, OF Virginia, has been lost sight OF. We
believe he is dead a.so.
Judges Citron AMI Wavne were the ONLY mem
bcrs of the Court from the rebel States who re-
nlined true to the Union. Both lived to see the
rebellion conquered and Julse X,vne Is now on
visit to Slvannah, his old home, from which he
finished lor nearly four years. in consequence
of his hlelity to his oii:ial oIth.--IadiaHGDOliS
Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

The Washington correspondent pl the New
York Tribune, comparing the sollierly bearing Of
the Eastern anu w estern troops, pays high com
pimcnt to the latter. He sIys: "The Western
men we're taller, with fewer BOYS, and scarcely any
foreigenrs among them. Their marching step was
several inches longer, and yellow and red beard
and light hair preiominated. Officers of the Po-
tomac conceded that they marched better; that
they moved with an elastic, springy swinging step,
that does not belong to Eastern boys, and their
faces were more intelligent self-reliant and deter
mined. One could not distinguish officers from
men except BY uniforms. Priyates and officers
seemed to be equal in manly behavior. On the
other hand, eastern troops showed more pure dis
cipline and drill. There was a marked dis
tinction between the officers and men in point of
culture"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
JEFF. Davis Indicted.

1t is announced that Jefferson Davis has been
ind;cte for treason by the grand iiry Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and that he will probably be
placed on trial at an early day. If so. the ad
vocates of trial by jury for the rebel leaders ought
to be satisfied. but when lie is convicted, nine
tenths of them will want him parioned. In his
case. not partial as to the mode of trial. nor
would we try him for the crime of treason, until
We had ascertanel whether he is guilty of a worse
oifense. We would put him on trial before u
Court Martial for starving prisoners of war to
DEATH and if found guilty. he should hang for that
Ofense, and ifnot proven guilty, we would have
him next tried for trea on. Bat as we are not the
President, and unlike some of our more fortunate
cotemporaries do not profess TO know more than he
and his Cabinet beside, we shall not threaten hi m
with the dspleasure of the country for not deering
10 our opinion.-Ind. Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08


Did not the world seem less bright and beautiful
when we heard that ABRAHAM LINCOLN was
deadl Did not loving presence seem to have
passed from the vesy atm )Sphere leaving the sbad-
Ow OF vague distress upon our hearts, Was not
something wanting to the day-something to the
night-when we knew that his loving heart had
ceased to beat? Did the sun ever look down on
such spectacle as this stricken nation presented
in its voiccleSs anguish, on the morning Of April
18th. Was any other ever borne to the grave SO
triamphant in dcah-with funeral procession if
teen days in duration aud two thousand miles In
length, while the air WAS ever tremulous. day and
night, with dirge and requiem and minute Sun?--
No dead President alone could evoke such woe
1t was dead ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the g1od and true
man, more than the Chi f Magistrate of the ma
ton, that subdued and melted the national hear;
and bathed the millions in tears.
is it not meet that We build monument to such
a man-a monument that shall not only be worthy
of the immortal dead, but one that shall essay to
express the homage OF Christian and educated
people for an exalted charactcr,whose greatness is
made complete by goodnesSl Will not such a
monument teach all future generations, that, - He
is but half great who is not good;" inspiring the
Young and ardcLt with worthy ambition, and
that lofty courage which darei to DO right for
rights sake, while it rebukes and shamcs the sell
fish, grovcling, polite cOmpromiser? Do We not
well, as educators, to build monument to which
every par ent IN ~ point MS cIllu ana say: 30 let
il be done to him whom the people delight to
honorl" Will not a new era in our national life
be marked by such monument-will it not seem
grand and worthy, when, in the coming centuries,
the nation hlving cOnsummltcd the policy fO-
which he died and become strong and glorious in
Union without slave, shall appreciate, honor,
love and revere, it cannot now, the sublime
character, life and work of her mlrtyred Presi
dent?
Living as he lived, and dying as, and for what,
he died, the lapse of time will but render more
and more sacred every Offering of love which this
generation shall lay upon his tomb. Sage and
seer, the good and great oil every land and cline
will com and pray beneath its solemn
sh Ide. Let art and genius rear the mighty shaft,
and more than classic grace and beauty breathe
their inscription upon !, and make it gorious-for,
while it marks the dust of LINCOLN, its noblcr
mission will be TO tell our children and the world,
from age to age, HOW LOVE THE MARTYRS OF
LIBERTY.
NEWTON BATEMAx, State Supt Pub ms,
H., and Member Monument Association.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
Letter from Wartemas Ord, a
ParOled Rebel.

Nh. REDDYrEs: perceive that yorc colums
is open to fare erittercisD on the conduck of JEFF
Devious, and ar glad yn are piying a.tenshuns
to that ole woomln. He is a ded beet ov the
onmitagatedest die. We graybax has Gs, bed and
dyed yeers for the villaneonsest sett of skeound-
rils that ever dru breth. They hev lruelized US
an crusifiic us in the dog goudest kind ov stile,
and now they sourrender and run away with the
spoones, and when he is overtuk, JEFF. instid ov
putting a cote male, arraise hissef in fe mail
costume. therby disgFacin both the mail ser and
femal garmints.
Jeffurson Davis is sech a dam sell,
That femlil apparel fits him quite WE'LL
Jefh 4 miscarriage quite SION after guising
hisself as wooman, and its toe be hooped he will
soon be confined in the Old Cap. where he ken see
the nondescrp witch he designed for the doom ov
the knew Capitol.
larft sum wen | seen how missis JEFF threaten
ed General Wilson. that JEFF wood hurt sum ov
'em if he got his d.ndur up Sh sde better 90 bac
to new jury an set under SUR apple tree, maxim
sham pain. yorrs dsgustedly,
Pay ROLLED REBBIL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
MY MOTHER.

Mother thy locks are growing gray,
Thy form is bent With years,
-sus Sn.t b s,I'it bid farewell to eartk-a
@lts jsss, its-hcpes. its fears
.e7 Yet time hath gently dealt with thee;
AGown lifes billcwy sea
Thy bark hath sailed without wave
OF dark adversely.
Thou who first taught any infant lips
To syllable thy name,
To thee | dedicate this iay;
FsE Thou who art stin Vie sane
The same kind mother Of my youth
And manhoods wayward years;
Ala, mother dear, l iear I've caused
Thee many bitter tears.
know | cannot e'er repay.
The wealth Of love that's thine
\ mothers love c.nnot be told
Ia feeble verse or mine.
Yet will strive TO be as thou
Thyself wouldst have nc be,
And know in doing thus I'll prove
Sincercst love 10 thee.
And shouldst thou be the first TO pass
Tlrc shadowy vale Of death,
Thy blessing, mother. lie II mine,
Fen with thy latest breath.
Then shall better be prepared
To battle through life,
And meet thee in the spiri. laLd,
AG.r from earthly strife.
plymouth, Ind, April, 1865.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
t'reedmen's Matters.

commission appointed OH General Howard.s
recommendation, to look after the interests of the
freedmen ofthe States lately in rebellion, met to-
day. and discussed plans for parcelling out and
cultvating lands, and the organization of schools,
but adjourned withoutresolving upon any deinate
procedure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

The Secretary Of State has issued circular pre-
scribing rules and guatons for administering and
recording the amnesty oath. The oath may be
taken before any commissioned officer in the mill
tary naval service. any civil officer qualified to
administer oath. the originals of such oahs to be
forwarded to Washington for preservation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
S..<+~te.ts -

A BEEcuER on BEER-Rev. Thos. X. Beecher
of Emra, New York, has taken, it is stated, a
decided stand against teetotalism. He considers
the use of ale beer and Wines prophylactc against
the erls of intemperance. He SAYS that If we
form temperance organizations on the basis of to-
;al abstinence eve should act contrary to science,
and contrary to God, and should consequently
fall" These views, of course, are not noyel-.he
question is still an open one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

1t is said that Major General John A. Logan
of Illinois, has been rendered the position of
Brigadier General in the regular army. but that
he will probably decline the position. No soldier
engaged in putting down the rebellion has nude
more noble record than Logan, and the gratitude
of the American people will fall upon him with the
profuseness that he so well deserves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

Mks. PARrrxGToN's LAsT.-A few evenings since
Ike was reading the news to his mother as usual
and among other items, road that JEFF Davis was
to be "contined" at Fer: Warren. Mrs. Parting
ton immediately looked up from her knitting and
exclaimed: "Wal. now, did you ever. ] knew he
was caught in women's petticoats but didn't think
it had come to that"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08

The Govermen, is considering scheme for colo.
nizing all the Indians between Iowa and Minnesota
and the Rocky Mountains in reservation on the
northern border of Montana and Dakota, with the
British Possessions as hunting ground
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-08
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family where health will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves
so, cautioned agains using these pills while in
that condition. as the proprietor assumes respon
sbty after the above admontion, although their
mildness would prevent any mischief to health,
otherwise the Pills recommended. Full and
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Ladies by sending him s. 90 can have the pills
sent (confdentially) by mail, free OF postage, to
any part of the city Or country.
q. p. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States, l67 DearbOn Street. Chicago, Ill.
GEORGE K. TIiRALLS s. Co. sole Agents
for Warsaw, Ind
n. B. None genuine unless the Box Is signed
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