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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

COUTHER AND WILLIS Attorneys at
y Law, Rilgway. Elk county Pa. wilt
attend to all professional business prompt
ly. [mar- - 6f-ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DR. J. S. BORDwELL Electic Physi-
J clan. Late of Warren county Pa, will
promptly answer all professional calls by
night or day. Residence one door east Of
the late residence of Hon. J. L. Gillis,
Mar. .22'66-ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

4 AURIE j. BLAKELY. Attorney and
/ 4 Counsellor at law, and U. :. Ctmmis'
iosntr. Hidgway p. o. Elk county. Pa.
mar, Do GG.ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

OLIVER & BACON, Manufacturers and
W Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
Flour, Feed and Grain,
CANAL MILLS, ERE, PA.
Orders solicited and promptly filled at mar
ket rates. ! . aug 9th-66-ly
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

Vf YOU want alOod of Salt, Flour
or Feed, YOU can save money by.buylng
Of oct IL IT, j. POWELL.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

ID efincd Oil. Good Quality, by the
IA barrel, at 60 cents per gallon, by
oct lift J. POWELL.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

TEYDE HOUSE.
..-s, ,..,' Eidgway .Pennn.
Mrs f. o. CLEMENTS, Proprietress.
Nov ! ,3m
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

JOHN G. HALL..""."......-...JAs. X. T.. HALL.
Fl ALL &c BRO.
Attorn at La w =,
ST. MARY'S: 49,,
BENZINGER P. 0. Elk COUNTY, PA.
September 20, 1866. ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DR. EBEN J. RUSS. Physician and Sur
~ geon. St. MarYs Elk county Pa
June-21' 'G6-1y.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

CT. MARY's HOTEL. B, F., Weilendof
- Proprietor, ST. Mary's, Elk county Pa,
This house is new ard fitted up with espe,
cial care for the convenience and comfort of
guests, Mt moderate rates. Free Hack, 10
and from the Depot, GOOD sta blirg Rt
tached. tmar- 22'GG.ly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH
Il MAKER.-ST. MARY'S. Elk ccunty
Pa Edward Mcbride, keeps constantly on
hand and for sale, Watches, Clocks, Silver
Plated Ware and Jewehy OF all descriptions.
Bea. Repairing neatly executed, and done
on short notice and reasonable terms
Mar 2966.ly,l A.i, -'-'.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

nR. A.. S. HILL Kcrsey' Elk county Pa;
Ewn promptly answer allprofessionqi
calls by night or day. [mNr-2266-ly
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-12-27

DR. W. W. SHAW Practices Medicine
and Surgery, Centrevlic, Elk county
Pa. Tmar % GG1y.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

The only natural feeling the young heart
possesses il luv. 1t is the first good thing
the heart duz, and in after life it il often the
only good it duz
There IL no positif virtu in Inv, and yet
II may be the result ov the holyest Of vir-
tues.
But there il, in this life, vast deal Of
PontoOn love, that has no more virtue in it
than wooden nutmegs have.
There il Glove undieing," that generally
lives about as long as uncorked ginger-pop
dur.
There il "Love untold" which is always
old tew ennybody who will listen to it, and
il AZ full Of pathos az q pork and beans
nitemare.
And there is " Love at sight," to which
will add, Love for thirty days.
These are some ov the different kinds oy
love that are denominated pashn, and form
much Ov the trading capital that lovers do
Dizziness on.
There il not much sin in these different
styles ov love; they don't eeem tew git NJ
tew the dignity of sin, there il deception in
them without doubt but the deception ia
ike Costar's celebrated Rat Exterminator,
it won't hurt ennybody else but the rats.
am not prepared to say that would like
to see these things done away with Tor sum
thing wnss might spring up in the phase ov
them, they seem tew be necessary in carry
ing on trade in which Judgment has tew
yield tew fancy and fancy IL tew often forced
tew yield tew nonsense.
If we could Jenny ov us) have our old
courtship written out and given tew us fol
perusal, we should probably look upon 1t al
we would upon Chinese comick almanack
unable tew understand picturs, and satisfied
that the astronomical calculations were
never designed for our latitude.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

On For LoDoF.-Reader, how would
you like to take your little family, if Jos
are fortunate to have one, and leaving the
sitting air Of the heated workshops, be-
take yourself to some cool and cory spot,
tar removed from the roaring din of the
city, and breathe for few days the pure
and invigorating air Of the country? We
should rather like the idea ourselves, but
some how or other Cuisines" won't permit
it. II you are in a similar situation, why
then cur advice is to keep as cool as you
can and beat out your dniy TASK rs well as
You can, never forgetting in your prisons
to pray for the long wished for day when
eight hours viii constitute days work.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

In THE PRUssIAS ARNY.-Louls Staab, who
was formerly music teacher in Chicago,
left few months ago for Europe to inn
pr We himself in his art. The Prussian
al ,horities seized him upon his arrival and
fo eed him into the army. He applied to
the American ronsul for relief, but rs il ap-
pears, he had no papers Of naturalization
as an American citizen, and was consequent
ly remanded to the ranks. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Staab while in America claimed Ger
man citizenship to avoid the draft here. He
has evidently got himself into worse
scrape that he was in danger Of in America
and his case does not elicit very much sym
pathy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

A DIsAvowAL.-At the last meeting of the
Trades Assembly, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, as a refutation
of the charge published in some Of the
daily papers that violence and rowdyism
Prevailed at the Pic Mic on the 4th Ga July
Resolved, that the Trs 80 Assembly in
dignantly repudiate the charge that they
had gang of rOwdies on the ground at the
Pic Mic at Woodville;
Resolued, that it is a notorious fact that
the parties causing the disturbance lad no
connection with us whatever, but forced
themselves upon US for the purspOse of
originating riot.
These solutions will be sufficient to sat
isfy fair minded public, the newspapers to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

A PUBLIC LIRRARr.-Chicago claims u
have the biggest telescope In the world, and
this is taken as an evidence Of the eve Of the
citizens for astronomical science. Doubt
less, IL there was some rare book worth fifty
thousand dollars, Chicago would buy II, lock
it up, and pay some favorite young man q
thousand dollars to take care Of il, and that
would be regarded rs proof Of the literary
taste Of the inhabitants. There is one thing
however,, that would be q real blessing,
which has not attracted any attention IN the
great Western metropolis, and that is a
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

A PARK.-When a little village springs
up in the western wilds, the whole energies
Of the people are necessarily devoted to the
most practical affairs Of life. The resources
of the surrounding country are to be
stimulated and developed. Emigration is to
be invited, and trade, and commerce, and
agriculture cherished. Everybody is hard
at work, and there is no time for recreation
and amusement to receive any formal public
attention. 1t should be otherwise when
our little country village has grown to the
dimensions Of 200, 900 inhabitants, and is
the greatest provision and lumber market in
the world. When wealth has taken the
place Of poverty, refinement been substituted
for rudeness, and intelligence has succeeded
ignorance, then if the absorbing greed for
money has not swallowed up every humane
and genial feeling, some degree Of public at
tention should be bestowed upon those
things, which enhance the happiness Of So
cial life and cultivate the finer and more
generous feelings Any city which is able
and has any regard for the comfort Of its
citizens will rot neglect this. And there il
no means better adapted to promote socia
intercourse, to render the people, and espe
cialiy the working people, happy and con
tented, and to inspire love for the city o.
their residence, than to lay out q public
park, ornamenteu with trees, and flowers
and water fountains, and occasionally pro
vide music, and by so doing create an orna
ment to the city and add to the enjoyment
Of the citizens.
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T,HE GREATEST DISCOVER IN THE

H. WORLD. New treatment, the only %
venereal diseases DE- ". k0SENBEkG, lately srived
Europe all venerea diseases without giving
patient Of medicine regard TO diet Of
Of exposure, the sam Tsy Thousands were cured In
London hospitals last year DR.. 4. 10 the importer Of
this celebrated which has astonished the whole az
Europe, and brought Americas most estimated phys
cIans 10 Europe last winGsr study shis cure The
true benefit for all afflicted DR.. r. Is TIE ONLY ONE
HERR who practiced It, He ves the paIlent perfect
health and hin for the utare Persons cured BY
hum take venereal again, lrt Them be
90 much exposed. DR.. r. be CONSULTED In strict
privacy In his private consultation room adjoining LIS
Office Consultation nee. References vii. ~ given b.
persous cured here gwen mp BY ether doctors. he
moved 70 l25 Dearborn street, Speeds BLOCK hooms 10
and L. Chicago III. Post once box 2Sl2. Cfiie hours
0 to ~ o. M. 70 end to .. IN.
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THIRD WARD EIGHT Hour LEAGUE Mem
bers are notified that there will be Meet
ing Of the Sd Ward Eight Hour League, al
the Turner Hail, No. 3S4 South Clark ST..
on Saturday evening, l4th inst, at s o'clock
when full attendance is requested, a;
business Of Importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
By order Of the Executive Com.
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We would call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of Scott, Dawson l. Co,
1S6 Lake street, who are Offering summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. Certainly
no one ought 10 complain Of hot weather or
hard times, when goods can be bought as
low as they are offering them. Give them
a call and satisfy yourselves.
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lst Assistant GRAND Engineer.

MEcHAslc's INsrITUTE.-A meeting will be
held in a few days for the purpose Of re-or-
ganizing the Mechanics Institute. Due
notice will be given through the daily press
Of the city. All those mechanics who were
in attendance at the former meetings are
requested TO be present.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

ENERGETIC. Last week two children aged
respectively five and seven years, were ar
raigned in the prisoners docA at the armory,
for disorderly conduct OF course the little
things we're discharged but we have not
learned Of any measures being takeA % pun
ish the perpetrators Of this outf6Bs AsAinst
human fceli rs. = Ats
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

Pc yPoNEMENT-The United States Prize
Concert, which was to have come off at the
Rink, July 9th, was necessarily postponed
to enable the manager to effect a settlement
with agents who had failed to report, and 70
complete a more perfect registry Of the
names and address Of ticket holders. The
postponement was absolutely necessary to
secure justice and impartiality in the draw
ing. No more tickets will be sold at the
Office until the registry is complete.
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DRIyATE MATTERS.

l. To tho unfOrt mate. DR.. CLARKE,l % Clark
street, No. Larmon Block, is Of few words but
gives patients q both sexes, PROMPT, RELABLE and
TEKArMRST Victims Of ndlscretion QIAck-ry
imp0t~ncy consult DR.. Clarke, whose great
depends upon regular education and experience.
Ann once and be cured. He does not want money
.niess he does you good
R%Send 81 foF q box Of his celebrated Female Pills
Sure cure. These Pulls. ZEE DIsPEKsAKT
are the ONLY SURE REMEDY for the removal OF Oh
srucsions AZ d irregularities Of Females.
~send stamps for Private letter to Married
Lanies."
PreventiLp
ss-sen1 too stamps for "PrIvste letter on Seminal
Weakness
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saloon where they kept other fluids Cor sale,
and inquire for this beverage. There are
two excavations and two spouts In the
court hOnse yard, which have the appear
ance Of being put there for answering the
purpose Of water fountains. City Fathers !
"give us q drink"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

Tai ONLY PRAC-IcAL Halter in Chicago,
is ?. a. Cayanna, 81 Randolph street, who
viii warrant a fit for any head, whether
rovad, square or oblong His work is equal
in all respects to the best imported" but
his prices are % per cent. less. We are
sure those who patronize him once will do
so again, as all work is done under his own
immediate superyision.
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Go TO rms BEsr-Bryant 4 Stratton's
Chicago Business University, is acknow-
lodged to be the best training school for
young men in the country. Bookkeeping,
Pcnmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
meIcial Law, Correspondence and Telegraph
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers
Circulars, &C, address Bryant & Strat.on,
Chicago, III.
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Notice to Subscribers.

We hope those Of our country subscribers
who are in arrears will promptly remit what
they owe, as it is our intention at the com
mencement OF our third volume, to discon-
iinue sending the ADVOCATE to eUery sab
Scriber who has not paid in advance
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DR FRANKLIN RROnKs nnlce No. 1hl

IL Dearborn street, between Madison and Monroe,
Chca TO- Illinois. p. o. Box 2,462 SPECIAL attention
Owen 10 all PRIvArE DISEASES incident 70 both
Also Cane Csncerous Affections Tumors, Jleers,
Old Sores Sore Eyes, etc., etc. Ladies requiring medI
cal and advice In ali cases attendant upon Menstrual
DISTINCTIONS Pregnancy Proiapsus Uteri, any disease
complaint incident the generave organs may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved. Dr. B. sill upon
bis honor gentleman ana physician say those who
are acted with Bypbila matter how badly affected
how hong standing the case may be-even II they
covered from the Of the head the sole
"a the foct-that he will them sound and wel
out giving persen dose Of medicine All Chronic
and difc I cases. such have existed for years,
completely and permanently cured In a short time.
The remedy that be removes al Of humogs
from the system and the will be healthier than
they before they affected With the vsne
real Disease. and whst l. mra 1ous, the person
cured by him with his remedy can take the
veDerea Disease again ~ they i've let then be
often or badly exposed
DR. n. pre-emlnently successful In the treatment OF
the dfhcut and rerpiexing Of all disc he
has Given particular attention 70 thea for many years
aud 80 Thoroughly has he become acquainted ~th their
pntholp9y treatment that he will PHRfEoT
sure under u forfeiture II required
Private Consulting Moo ladies and gentlemen i'd
ol ofcs where the Doctor VIII always be 10 ntter
dance during once hours.
The sfnctrd may call in person, or address him In
perfect confidence.
once hours from TO II A. n, to P. NJ. and to
Evening,
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TINE.-Is there any ordinance, which
directs the precise number Of seconds that
shall elapse between the different strokes Of
the courthouse bell which indicate the hour
Of the days If there is not, we wish that
the gentleman, who attends to the business
would hurry up his hcks," for any one
who cannot afford the time TO stop and wait
and count them carefully, prefers to go on
and find out the hour in some other way
The bell answers admirably the purpose Of a
fire alarm, but it might also be made valu.
able as public town clock.
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NorIcK TO ESoTNEERs.--All Engineers de-
sirous Of starting new divisions are requested
TO address f. NJ. Raynor, P. o. Box, l022,
Rochester, New York, by whom all neces-
saiy information viii be furnished.
+. NJ. RAYSoR,
lar Assistant Grand En0inaar
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DR. WEBSTER, 1874 South Clark street,


SA. NJ to p. NJ. Specialist IN the
]. !
z5s-a..SN treatment Of alI private diseases in
NArf<2kN all their led and complicated
MA FORMS For the past 20 years DR. W
~ n has male the treatment of private
Ii diseases his business and study
~ HI which has enabled him TO perfect
Ny ~ WI remedies which speedy I'D per
~ mnnent, and I'm all cases BE- used
without hindrAnce BUSINESS ca ex-
pcsure to friends. Partlcular Atten-
tim riveH Vi III ia stanaing cases. such irneF
" con djrrsd iacurable syphil, In all forms onOg
rhcen CIset structure also the effect of solitary anti
bosh ruInous 70 body and mind and produces the
fploriDr Elects. ptmpes the fmce, bodily weakness
eonsslpaiioa, Essssson Tor and ussasnsss n isas
cierv unmanness dread Of future events, and hnnl
co npee profrAcfon Or the vital power, loss % -o.
ringing IN the oars, impotency-can b fny rered -
hesith DR. w. n the publisher Of Q new medical w1st
which should be In the hands q 81 tLcss cone@plsns
marriage Sent 10 a receipt OF 10 cents 20 prepay
postage. Please call friendly chat will cost JoG
DR. Webster refers the public 70 the following physl-
clans Dr. Detor, Milwaukee,, wts.i DR.. Peabody and
Dr. Ksrmott Detroit. Mich pr. Priee, Grand KaEids.
NIch; DR. Bowen ard DR. Harris N, Be-. Loais Mo !.
Dr. Gaines Dr. y. Barley. Or. Jamss Tnorn. Chicago
nl; DR.. Hendsrshatt oledo. y; Dr. Davis. Cincinnati
o. DIR. Beatty, &c. Paul. MINI.
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A DRINK or WArER--It is an unpleasant
sensation to be thirsty at any time, but it is
really provoking to be put to Inconvenience to
find cup Of water so near Lake Michigan.
Most me-, would feel embarrassed to step in
to strange place and ask for IL, and would
consider 1t q special intrusion to 60 into a
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COMPOUND.

now offered 10 the acted throu ghout the country
after having been proved by the test OF eleven years
the New England States where is merits have become
well known the tree from which, in part 1t derives
Ina
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

TsK BEST srREsr srMuLASr.-The Red Jaeis
Bcrs free from all acIdities usually found in ordn
airy tonics ard stomach bitters Of the present day
They made from sound and fresh materials nothing
that entitey wholesome and healthy enters Into
the composition o. them prepared In ripe old Bourbon
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Woman,-An essay on grace, ia one vol
ume, elegantly bound.
Gensleman,-A manual Of good manners,
bound In cloth.
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SURGLRY. DR D. Mac Rae, Surgeon
~ and Physeiaa respectfully informs the publ, that
he gives attention - a branches o. Surgery ofnse
i4e south ciark strss, Chicago Post ofse IBox si6o
Chlcago. Illinois.
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REFERENCES ;

Hon Robert Kirk, Ohio; Hon Henry sanford, Conn
Ex Gov Randall, Wis Hon James Pike, Maine Hon
Van Wrinkle, West Va Hon Williams. Oregon
General II Fitzpatrick, N Hon Hovey, Indiana !;
HollinberE, Esq, Topeka, Kansas John Hsmin,
Esq., Buffalo, Y; DR. Henry Borrette, NJ D. Nevadn
City, Chas Frederick Ablet, ESQ, Idaho, and many
prominent business Ia Chicago, Of Acquaint-
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70 examine our Eagle Gas Iron Heater. vbh yoa yin
nd 70 b the most economical 70 keep ycsr rons
- md q Ne same time AVOID the bent q = srdsary
sssr~
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DR. BURROUGHS, 27s Wells street,

hR. BORROUGHS, 273 Wells street,
~ VI Monroe. Chicago, III devotes his atten-
tsn exclusively the treatment CT secret diseases
sypAl In all It's varied forms, Gonerrhea, Gleet STRIFE
ure, Seminal Weakness Paints 70 JOINTS Affections Of
the Kidneys, disease OF the H.-1 Throat, Nose and
skin, and oil those Affections sDg from &c
habit Of youth which produce consttt tona debility,
render marriage impossible and 10 the end destroy bo
b0dv and mind.
Iouxa Ma TAKE PARrcrLAR EorIcx-A cure for
those who have injured themselves by secret habifs
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the Of Genital Debility or Voc
turn&i Emissions more properly known seminal Weak
ness, etc Can be permanently cured in from 10 days
two months, By the Of this Instrument when used
conjcInsiy with medicines. DR.. Borrsughs In order to
satisfy most sceptical the merts Of this insfru
nent pledges himself that In any Instance where may
prove Unsatisfactory, after fair trial. the money viii
be refunded BY returning hs Instrument In good ORDER
Price. SO by mail or express.
IMPokrAxT TO LApIss--Female Complaints treated
with great Our Periodical Drops wi bring on
the In of distractions from cause. Pa
tents treated by letter. Address DR. BORRJC6Hs,
ls3 Wells street, corner Monroe, Chicago, Illinois.
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RRNnBER DuDLEY's Fashionable and re-
liable Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing House for
Men, Youth and Boys. Hen save you many dollar.
Under Col Woods Museum, Chicago. III.
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CHEAP GRocERIEs.-We call the attention
Of our West side readers to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. Jas. McCune, lS4 West Madison
street, who has now on hand one Of the
largest and choicest stocks Of Groceries and
Provisions to be found in this city, sold at
prices which astonish every one. Every
thing required by the housewife, from a
clothes pin TOT the choicest Oolong, may be
obtained, Of the very best quality and the
very lowest living prices. Give him call
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SIOkH'S CONDITION POWDER

Has tho largest sIe OF any Horse and Cattle Medicine
in this country VI u composed ~ herbs and roots and
for udldness safety certainly and thoToughness stands
Pre-eminenriy the head Of the list Of Horse aud
Cutie Asffcfass
IL carries us all gross humorE, prcvents horses from
becoming stiff laundering puFes tse blood loosens
the skin. and gives II smooth and glossy appearance,
cleanses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body IL is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and cold4. which generate many fatal diseases.
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last meeting of the Painters Union,
held at their hall at the corner Of Lake and
South Water streets, on Thursday evening
Jnne II, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
President, Z. A. Phillips; Vice President,
John Mccormick; Recording Secretary,
John Gatrell Financial and Corresponding
Secretary, Edward Allen; Treasurer, Chas
Johnston; Trustees, James Adams, Martin
Grace, Daniel Phillips.