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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20
WHISPERS! WHISPERS

WHISPERS! WHISPERS!
Do you want Whskers Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound will force them grow the smooth
est face chin, hair bald heads, in Six Weeks.
Price, 81 co. Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed,
receipt of price.
Address, WARNER d CO., Box 1873, Brooklyn,
N. Y. SLY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

"My native city has treated me very badly, said a
drunken vagabond, shut love her STILL" Probably
replied gentleman, "ner still is al you 90 love-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

The proprietors of the cotton and woolen mills oi
New England seriously against She matter Of tn
reduction of the hours of labor to eight per day. The
reason is the high prise OF stock and The duilnsas Of
the market.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTESTED BIT sorAL IErrKxs PATENT.
aH sIRyANEs cLARK's
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared ra. prr.e-sfeso. Fl .Sr =. q -, y. n.
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Thi. invaluable msdicise unfailinx in The e.re Of
all those painful and dangerous Diseases % which the
eesses and removes al cbsfrucsi0os, from whatever
cause. A speeay cure may BE- rled On
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL Is particularly suited Il will in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
7ss.e PA. .so.ld act BE- takes b, Fs..ass dw,s ~
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PrsymaHey, a. taey a-s
SAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal A5ectsoas Pains
IN tie Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exersion, Pail
Pills will effect when all ether have failed
and although powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
calonel antimony, or anything hurul TO the consti-
tuition
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
SoID BY ALL Dnrecasrs. PHIcr. oSx DOLLAR rKn
BOTTLE. ese
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RI sse fs OF every rai..bSe Aiesa< 10 b CoUHrRn
rEITED. Be crons, sJors, and thar tSe lsfrts r.
n Hosc,. each bcsle. and ssas euci s-rappsr
bear, tie FAC sIxILss OF sie signature Of 7. c. BALD
VIVA Co, a"d JOB NOSES zss- Hiaseai sa'es, .ese
are gesIiae-
Bone Dollar. with Eighteen Cents for Postage.
enclosed 20 any authorised Agent, the Sole Cen
eral Agent Cor the United States and British Domn-
JOB MOSES. 81 Cortland Street, New York.
win insure bottle eontainine Fifty Pills, by return
mail, securely sealed hon all observation.
Sold in Richmond BY J. s. Avery Co., E. G. Potts,
Samson Ross, and Taylor McCuley, DR.. D'Huy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

MAsoNIC.-At an election held in
Webb Lodge No. a, on the evening of
December 10Th, the following named
borthern we're elected officers for the en-
suing year.
C. Fetta, W. NJ.
S. Conklin, S. w.
S. Marlatt, j. w.
L. D. Stubs. Tres.
w. W. Austin, Sec.
p. Chant, Tyler.
T.W. o. Brafett,
E. A. Jones, Trustees.
L. d. Stubs,
6. Mems Nutria Caps, at Perry's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

"Pray excuses bit Of Sarcasm said Smith to Jones
"bus you infamous liar and scoundrel." "Pray
pardon touch of irony, replied Jones' he knocke<
him do~n with . poker.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

Said a gentleman on presenting g lace collar to h
idoltrada, do not let one else rumpie it." IN
dear, take it off," said the naughty beauty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

| 5. Boys Fur Trimmed Caps. at
| Perry's
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

The Cleveland (Teun.l Banner Of December 9Th
says: THE weather has been rather leaky for tha
past few days. On Monday it rained pint foremost
and perfectly saturatsd the earth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

4. Beaver, Seal aud Nutria Caps, a
Perry's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

CUsroM made Shoes far children at cost At Mrs.
Mc0RAw's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20
Phrenoloqy.

wnss Kn Shoes At Mrs. AOGsAw's fashionable
Ahoe Dtuea -rf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

6. Mems Nutria Caps, at Perry's
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-20

Are more frequently than otherwise eaased BIZ
thick. sliny mucous, failing from the hesa
especially during ne night, sud
r~saiting from cafarrh, and
are cured By
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
- .hall do everything possible, .lr good

shall do everything possible, sir good
morning.
"Good morning, SIR"
Punctual at the expiration Of the fortnight
the victim Of the hearlless 'post-ollicc robbery
presented himself 10 hear the result Of the inves-
tgation. The agent by writing one or two let
terS, and availing himself OF certain other means
at his cou'mand, had in the meantime entirely
satisfied himself as 10 the author Of the " out
rage and was quite prepared for the visit
. Good morning. Have you found out who
stole my money =?
d" Yes sir, think | have.
- am glad to hear II lid Won get any 1T II
back -
.. Not cent"
Well, suppose hes TO State prison by this
time p
I" Not as know Of but Il is not impossible
that he may reach that institution one OF these
days. Heres q letter which will perhaps explain
the master better than | can. received Il few
days since from Pennsylvania
The young man recognized at oncc hts Emily 8
handwriting, and hasiened To read the follow
ing
-, PExxsYLyASIA, January Is, 1866.
Mr., Posr OrTicE AGEyr-IDcar Sir find
you have been making some inquiries about that
tweniy-six dollars sent lin horn) To George
y. Well, you may tell him for inc that broad
cioth is invested In a hrs,-cass " shanghai -
overcoat. You may also tell him that don I
10 TO boarding-school as much a. did also,
that don't belong any more to the - soft sex =
though think he does. You might MENTION
while you are abou, Il, that when get that
twenty thousand dollars, will send him half Of
it-in the same way sent him the other. Also
tell him 4" Ever OF Thee.
loUls, Truly,
ENiLY MELVILLE or any other man.
There was deep silence during the reading Of
this episilc in the office Of the agent, who had
Considerably turned his back while the unhappy
victim was learning Of his wasted affection and
cash. The silence continued so long that the
agent at length turned 90 offer what little conso-
lation was in his power. But he was spared the
task. The hopeless young man had noiselesSly de-
parted-possibly 10 take the first train for Penn
sylyania, possibly 10 mediate in solitude over the
comparative advantages OF 81 love at first sight
and before sight Wherever he went, he has not
returned
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
DR.. R. sAPPINaToN's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

UNIE iudiclous use Of Dr. Sappington's Liver
Il Pill. will, with certainty, eradicate all
foul llomors. correct Disorganization oi the
stomach, and restore healthy action of the
Liver, Bowels aud KincyF.
They are suited for either sex, nnd will prove
lEplGEsTION.
CONSTIPATION.
LOSS or APPETITE.
DIMNESS OF SIGHT.
Spccka ~ Webs before the Sight; Pain in tn
shoulders, Limbs, Side and Rack Burning in
the Palms oI the Hand. or Solcs Of the Feet !:
Fullncss or Weight in the Stomach; Oppres.
sion Of the Chest; Chillincss; Palpitation al
the Heart; Pains in the Temples or Headache;
Sudden Flushcs Of Heat; Restlcssness; Often
Disturbed Dreams aud Depression of Spirits.
They have a specific action on the Seeretions
and LxcTctions, and assist nature to cxpcl all
impuritici.
After taking a few doses of the Pills the Liv
cr, Skin and Kidneys are enabled to perform
their functions IN vigorous and healthy man.
ncr and all the above symptoms will disappear.
as tLoy are caused by diseases Of the Liver.
The Liver is the organ whose office il is e.
purify the blood therefore unless IL j. ia q
healthy condition we will have impure blood.
and are liable 90 any of thc numerous diseases
caused by want ot action in This most i'm por-
tant Of ull the organs.
Nr-Takc n box OF the Liver Pills aud have
Health aud Pure Blood. Sent bv mail for -
cent. Prepared only by
Dir. Il. sAPPlNGToN.
1852 North Gay Street. Baltimore.
june lG. lsGg.-ly.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08

Moan AwvuL THAN rmr Jrpepnrsr. cele-
bratsd preacher of the seventeenth century, 10
crowded audience described the errors Of the last
Judgment with such eloquence, pathos, aud force
OF sction, that some Of hls audience not only
" the Judge himself had been ptcsent and was
about 10 PASS upon them their final scnlenco.--
In the height OF this excitement the preacher
called upon them 10 dry their tears and cease
their cries, as he was about 70 add something
still more awful aud astonishing than anything
be had yet brought before them. Silence heina
obtained, be with an agitaied conutenanre aud
solemn voice addressed them thus In one
you have just now exhibited viii be slined The
Ftmembranee Of the fearful truths which excited
them VIII vanish you viii return 10 your car
nal occupations or sinful pleasures with youl
usual avldily, and you uill treat All yon hasl
heard al iAle that ls told
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
CONXI:YANCIsR.

Court House. Towsontowm. tup stair..j
I'iIE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens "i the County. that Ac has establish
ed an Office ia TowsontOwn, Baltimore county,
for the transaction oi all business relating 4"
landed property, and that II will bc greatly &"
their advantage to call upon him To- haze their
business attended to. By So doing they will
save nuch time and expense. and have lone
promptly. accurately aud neatly. ani 81 less
expense than it can be done by other.
becds, Leases, Mortgage, Wills and all 9TH
or instrument "i writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SIIEw. County Surveyor.
IN nav absence frum Towsoni"wn. all hu.i-
ncs- cit with JOHN ". WHEELER. E.4.. AT
the Clerks Office. will be Prompsly attended t..
April :. isdG.-iy.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
13a Baltimore St. Baltic
AUCTIONEERINa..

AUCTIONEERING.
FENliE undersigned aiill continues the busit
II ness Of Aactioneering Real or Personal
property Of every description. when not a.
his residence In Tnwsontown, inquiry may be
made AZ tho Office either Of the Union or the
JoarAoL Persons desiring his services should
make application a. early a. possible, 50 ~ to
arrange the day Of sale. Thankful Tor past "a.
same. BAM'L q. WIIHON,
Tewssatswn, baltimore @.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE


ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
NTERCHANTs visiting the city Of Balti-
vi more to purchase GOODS. are respectful
ly invited 10 give NJ a call before purchasing.
a. We are sure We can offer a greater variety Of
goods aud ~ much lower prices than any house
the city. our facilities for getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed. rs one Of the firm j. constant
iy IA the different markets. We invite stTan-
gers coming to the city 10 purchase goods. To-
make our house their headquarters. We no;
only pack goods purchased Of us free oi charge.
but any package, purchased at other houses,
that may be- sent ia. We will also give infor-
nation as t. the best houses in the city {" pur-
chase any Kind Of goods. We hold Auction
Sales EVERY EVENING. and merchants pur-
chasing can leave tIc goods until nornin and
b! vii examination. the goods are uot a. repre-
-cuiel, then the sale Is apN and rgii. We are
constantly receiving consignment. ~ 'h" t.l-
lowing goods yi4:
BOOTS IND SHOES
mr. Tors or DRT GO0LS
SHIRTS IND DIRT W-ERS. HOSIERT J..
GL.iSS WIRE PLITED W.iRE,
CfGiRS, Cutlery. STtTI0NERI J.,
PHOTOCR iPH .tLBCuS
U-ITCHES. JEWELRl.
AAl FAElI "opps oi every description.
Giv" u- n .sN.
/. CLARK d co.
auction ani Private ~alcsr"oiH.
i Baltimore Street. orposii" LghI.
May T., isGG.-Gm.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08

A PnrnIrnD SoLDInR. Some laborsrs exhnm-
ing bodies intsrFed IN che Potter's fisld In Mo-
70 10 their asionishment, appeared The romaius uf
a Union soldier that had been completely turned
10 stone. lie had only been buried nine monfhs
The ground In which he lay h very low, and.
most Of the year, very damp. new sonin was
procured, and he was interrsd IN the SOLDIER
burial ground 1903 sQtt.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08

azn-Durins shs recent sssuion Of Teachers
Adams was endeavoging 70 illustrate she man-
net Of teaching arlshematle, he took up small
globe standing on che desk, and asked "Iow
many units In the globe Answm-ss0na." Ia
King up his hat, How many units In ny hat "
Answer-lby = nAughly boy In ihe AndIoneel---
Shake u and - r The Professor was iAken
down.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-09-08
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS I /
No.

rINliE attention Of Farmers and Merchants Il
il invited to my fall aud complete stock. en-.
bracing all the various sizes Of the Wiley,
woodcock, Smith, Atwood. Minor a Horton.
Wisconsin, and ether kinds. all Of which will
be sold low by ihe single piece or ton.
Also, a good assortment oi iloughs. at less
than regular prices, at No. ii1 y. Gay street,
baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
Feb. G.--tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

's Es' sor' Exactly r'-solon shlnglc
- said they were there every time
" he felt "owley" In the morning, he took
Plantation Buers; II he felt eary ut night
he took Plantation B,tters; If he lacked ap
petite. WAS weae, lanRuid nr mentally cp
pressed he took Plantation Bitters and they
never tailed TO sci him ON lis pms square ant
firm.
Few persons want any better authority
hut as some may, Just read tho following:
81 owe much % you, fer verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my
Ife.-lev. W. II. WAGoSgW, Mairih, N. Y"
" have been great suifare
from Dyspepsia. and had to abandon preach.
ing, The Plantation Biiters have cured
me."-Rev. G.. A. Millwood. MY. CITY,
al had Inst all appetite was so
weak and eneryatcd could hardly walk, and
had perfect dread of society. The
Plantation Biiters have sci me all right
JAS. HgINlswAY. st. Louis, Mo.
1.-THE Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of arrangement OF he Kidneys
ana urinary organs. that distressed me tor
Years. They act like n charm &c. G. NOOK
25i broadway. n. Y.
Mrs o. NJ. DgvUg. manager of the Union
home school Tor soldiers children. says she
i" has given II to the weak and invalid child
rem under her charge. with the most happ
and gratifying res.lis" We have received
over Il hun"red reams OF such ce.tlfcate-,
but n" advert, ement Is so effective AZ what
people themselves say nt u good article. Our
fortune and our reputation is AZ stake. The
original quality and high character of these
goods VIII be sustained under every and all
They have already obtained
\ sale IN every town. village, parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imia.
tors try To come rs near our name and style
as they can, aud bee tuse good article can
not be sold AS low us u poor one. hey nnd
some support from parties whO do not care
what they sell. De on your guard. Look Tor
oCr private stamp over the cork.
L. II. DRANB CO, New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
gsts.
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a Wonderful TIlinibIc.

The London Times, in an article
on the Atlantic Cable, says:
The contents of a lady's thimble
would hardly be expected TO consti-
tute very powerful instrument
They would scarcely have been
thought capable of one of the most
astonishing teats ever performed by
science. The chairman, however, Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company in
forms us that this little instrument
has actually achieved such n feat
by way OF experiment, the engineer
OF the Company joined the eXtre-
mites of the two cables which now
streth across the Atlantic, thus form
ing an immense loop line of 300
miles. lie then put some acid in Il
lady's silver thimble, with bits of
zinc and copper, and by this simple
agency, he succeeded in passing
signals through the whole length in
little more than second of time
A few years ago how incredible such
q statement would have sounded! 1t
seems, indeed, that the simplicity of
the fact has taken even electricians by
surprise. When cable was first
laid across the whole breadth OF the
Atlantic, it was anticipated that an
unusually hiph power would be re-
quisite to drive the cnrent in sum.
cient force through such q length, -
L.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21
az HU.p the llest.D

DIR. CLOCKS EXCEL ,IOR HAIR RESTO.
RER IL tue best prep ration for the hair ever
offered To- ihs public, and the only one possess.
mg all The merits claimed for IL. IL rrsioIts gyav
i0,r To its iGlual cOur. making hair grptu on
bdffhedis when falling nil from disease. Curss
Sict Hrdddchc and all diseases u The scalp. Re.
nOUss scuyB, ddndrut, &c. and makes harsh,
'ciry han. beautifully soft and iururiaiingiy gios.
~.
Tits elegantly Perumed, and is a much bet.
t.r d'essips than, any Oil or Pomaipm toifhouf
MeU d,ieie,ious sfsrts. ..i'is
II contains no sugar Of lead or other mineral,
so Injurious TO the head and hair. and Of
rh,ch most preparations are composed, but
"a purely regetabie compound.
o, ,,IiutrsiChud as sn0tpis with mdrrfi0us rdpidifu
hanged to all It's former 6eduty Nus not a dye,
nut ny supply ing the secre tiuns OF the capil.
arv glands acts as a resfOrer.
We challenge the ,co,M To produce an instance
where the ResfOrtr has failed when used sc-
jording to directions. Oi the thousands who
lave used IL we have ytf 10 hear Of one who 10
lot perfectly satisfied with its results. The
proprietor IA Hwareof the many who hive
Ioen disappo nted bv the high sounding pro.
euce ui the numerous pre- pHratiuns with
ShiCh the market has been hl!ad tor n few
iears past; 10 such he would say. that such
mine f1afid'nee d1os ho place in tho me,tis Of
MS Rfsfofer that he offers in all C;,ses To re.
fuHd me money af,er afhorOugk haLOf too bot.
lhs II II tails To give perfect satisfaction.
Put m IN large bottles and sold by all drug.
Sists nj 81 per bottle.
DIR. +. p CLOCK,
Proprietor, Manchester, n. II.
DAVIS X GREEN, Fndlay, Sotet AGENTS tor
Hancock County. L. l.. 'ouire u Co.. Cn,cin.
natt - mar23 1y'
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Volume l9-Number 81.
Not had.

One. OF our "down east" active
young men, not q hundred miles
from this country, was master of
small craft, and usually employed in
the coasting business. 1t so hap
pened on u certain time, that our
nero WIS run into by steamer, and
so serious was the collision that not
only was the craft badly crippled, bnt
its worthy master almost came to an
.untimely end. lle was not far from
port wien the catastrophe took place,
so Fastening to the city, he demand
ed OF The Steamboat Company dana
ges viii ch they refused 90 pay. o.,
His rage knew no bounds. He
would have justice. Starting up
town ho enquiries for the best lawyer
in the city. He was directed to
Choate u Bell. Finding the place,
he strobe in and asked if "Suuire
Choatc was in" lie received a re-
ply that MIR. Choate was in, but was
engaged inside, and at the same time
services were proflcred by one of the
lawyers in the outer Office.
"No." said he, II don't want any
under strappers; want to see Squire
Choate." ..1 .. ...t
In a short time he was told that he
could now see. Mr.. Choate.
Proceeding with haste to Mr..
Choate's room, he offered his large
hard hand to the great lawyer, with
the remark, GLOW are. ye, Squire Z
I've got big case Tor ye." ...
MIR Choate found that he had an
original character to deal with, and
listened To his complaints. N..
Mr.. Choate wrote a letter and told
him to take it to the Company
But our friend objected. mo,
that won't do; just slap writ on
um. Yes, write um letter and
they IL put their property out of their
hands. That's the way the lawyers
do down home. Put um through"
After some'pcrsuasion on the part
OF Mr.. Choate, our friend reluctantly
took the letter, and departed for the
other party. ...
When they saw the letter written
in those unintelFgible tracks, with
that unique signature Of Rnfus
Choate, terror to all having ac.
qnaintance with the courts, when he
appeared as an opponent, they quick
ly settled with the Captain on his
own terms. i..-..".| ..t. 'Wl
Our friend was nightly pleased,
and his gratitude to Choate knew no
bounds.
Rushing into the gentleman's Of
flee, he said most eagerly: esquire,
yer got um (orkcd right over; now
what's yer bill?" .-e...., ...i,..'
MIR. Choate replied that as he had
spent no time, he would charge him
nothing.
The Captain was indignant. "That
ain t the way we do business down
our way. | can afford to pay you
well, and I will."
lie drew q dollar from his pocket,
and pushing it towards the great at.
torncy, said: esquire, you did
big thing for me, and | will pay you
well; here's n dolar-tain't cen.
too much" ..F 1'. .'.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

A gentleman, while taking a drive
through one of our country towns,
accompanied by his Irish servant,
had the misfortune TO have his We
hicle smashed and himself and com
panion thrown violently TO the
ground, by his horse taking fright
and running away. ~ -.
The gentleman was somewhat
bruised but not seriously. Ills prin.
cipal loss was that OF his wig, which
had been shaken Off; and on picking
himself mp he found Pat in "a mosl
ludicrous position, holding on to his
head with tile blood trickling through
his fingers, and his masters wig in
the othe hand, which he was survey.
ing with the most iudicrous alarm
and horror. st a fp,". ,.u.
"Well Pat" said his master, "are
you much hurt p piI sI.H...
''llurt, is it? All, master dear,
don't you see the top OF my head in
my hand 2" .fr' 1ua'' ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21
Over a NilIinn nniInrs sl,

Over Million Dollars Saved!
GENrLFMEN: | had 4 negro man worth
~ Sl3OO, who took cold from n bad hurt I'm
we Ieh, ana was useless for over Il year. 1
had used every thug could hear of without
oeheut' until tried the Mexican Mustang
L'hlmoht' IL soon elected tpermanent cure. A..
j. L. DowsIs0.
Montgomery, Ala, j uno II, 1859.
take pleasure IN recommending the Mex.
lcan Mustang Liniment ~ "a valuable and I'm.
ulsiehsable article tor sprains, sores ser Itch.
es or g"ls on horses. Our men have used IL
Tor burns, bruises, sores, rheumatism 40.
ana All say II acts like marie.
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fnrgo's and
Harnden's Express.
The spraln uf my daughters ankle, occa.
stoned while skating last winter, was entire.
~ cured IN one week, after she commenced
using your celebrated Mexican Mustang Lin.
i.lent. En Ivv,y
IIouces er, Mass, Aug. |, 1866.
IL Is AN admitted iitct that the Mexican Mus.
tahg LlniHcnt performs more cures i'm short.
or llme, on mHn and beast, than any article
.ver discovered. Families, livery men and
lahters should always have ii on hand
va ck and sure 1t certainly rs. All get uiue
IN wrapped III steel plate cngravings, bear.
,ng The signature orc W. Wessbrook. chem.
s. and the private U. S. stanp of DEMAs
BARNES Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit IL
with cheap stone plate label. Loak CLOSELY.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
SIS.