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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

-" AAtAs. - -
BEEN proven by -.
suai experiment to
Increase the quan.
Gty Of milk and
cream twenty par
cent. and make the
butter nrm asd
sweet. In fsttsaiag
cattle, II gives them
an appetite, loossns
their hide. and
makes thsm thrive
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Horse and Cattle Powders.

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long and hvorHhly
knSub, viii thor
oughiy rsinvLg<sss
broken down And
lev spirited horsss,
By strsnEthsn snins
and cleaning .hs
stomach sad intes-
tines.
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13
N0AE LAND AGENCY.

| 'IliE undersigned have this day asso-
| GATED themselves together for the pur-
| pose OF opening a Home Land Agency for
we saie OF purchase OF lands in the Counties
otCulpeper, RappahannOck Orangeand Mad
| ison.
Parties desiring their services are request
gu Su 70 Iurhlsi a description of their lands to
be entered upon the books of the agency sta
ting distinctly number of acres, condition of
Dullqlng, fencing, amount of timber or
@ooa, ana price per acre, and terms of pay
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
De advertised, and every effort made to se-
cure p purchaser, with the ex plicit under
Standing that II sold,Ea any time within six
months afterapplicatsSn ana adyerfiseinenf
either by the owner himself or the agency
the owner shall pay to theagency a commits,
ion Of three per cent, on the amount of tba
sale for their Services.
40 persons desiring to purchase lands in
the section above indicated and which for
heaith' go0d water, beautiful scenery, mar
ketIng facilities, and fertile lands. presents
rare ina uce1nents this agency strongly re-
commends itselffrom the fact that fine mart
hers are all Wen known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties, and are familiar with
the varied soils OF the entire section Bein0
practical farmers themselves, and DESTROYS
OF AIDING IN increasing the number of ener-
setic ;1SrlculturlStS in this beautiful region
thelr object Will be TO bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and euuW terms
ana with the fair understanding on the part
OF both otthe only pecunary interest which
can accrue 10 the agency asabove given from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure III showing any lands and giving
any lhlormalloh TO purchasers desirable to
enable them to make profitable invest-
ment
Lanus surveyed and mapped; titles exam
lheu, ana no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance to the purchaser OF the true state
ofthe title.
The agency would respectfully call atten-
eral beautiful farms now offered for sale nv
them, short descriptions of which will soon
be arranged for advertisement and distrib
uted to various points North
Applications may be made at the Main Of
nee at Culpeper @. H., or to J.J, HaIsey
Mltchells Station, Culpeper County, Va.
JJ. HALSEY,
I. It. HILL,
A, j. STOFER
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2oetieat'
MARRIAGES EXTRAORDINARY,
COMPILED AND COMPOSED FOR THE NATIVE
VIRGINIAN

COMPILED AND COMPOSED FOR THE NATIVE,
YIRGINIAN.
rb boTrsIBIs s Tuesday, by the Rev.
M anioll1qs =. Hastings, Mr.. Julian Bolts to
MISS Harriet Bisnop.
we thought that horses ailments
Fell not to human lots:
Inc 0hurch is not exempt it seems
A Bishops got the Bolts.
BELL-BARE.-On the LIST instant the Rev
4homas d Bell, to Miss Harriet Rare,
ne once was deemed u bold man that
In Scotland dared to "belI the cat
ouS nowadays cen churehmen dare
Fer greater feats, and bell the bear
Wnich merits most renown? pray tell,
ne Dells the beer-she bears the hell
,,da IL, TIER.-on Wednesday, MI. Will
nam NELL, TO Miss Jane Tier - -
A SAD event, we rather fear,
ono turned TO kneel, and dropped a tear.
,WHIGHT-BUcK.-On Monday. by the Rev
RncL oealA. Henry ID. Wright, to Miss Orila
The parSon seals their fate-,tts very clear
Sne's right for once-the buck has got It's
dear.
70 New NE Last week, Mr.. John Cobb,
IA sruf Old fool, who sits t,ls now besid, ps
says In our ear, Look out for little spider. ,,
LANh-LroN.-On the 4th ult.. Dr. Thou-
"S'LalaD, TO Miss Matilda Lyon.
Millenid advocates may sound
Their Gabrielle horns;
me end of time, the reign OF peace. W
This simple notice warns.
For 10! the lion lieth down
Together with the lamb:
Ana soon, perhaps, little child
snail lead them, hand by hand.
sTExD-CUkRY-On the 9th inst Thomas
'oteeo. Esq, TO Miss Sarah E. Curry.
Said Brown, '"Tom Steed,s so very ANAL
fear ne will be nurried."
"Oh, no." said Jones, "a steed's a horse
Ana short one is soon curried."
IuRa.TURN.-on the 18th, Mr.. Joseph
Turn, TO Miss Mary Turn.
Lets hope they were good children both.
And honored we'll their loving mother.
we can't complain in such event,
For zone good turn deserves another
MooRE-MooRE.-On the LIST, Mr.. William
Moore, TO Miss Maria Moore.
The happiness they will enjoy
Is great beyond degree ar.-
But when they have 'Iittle moore"
o won't it greater be 2
WILLIAH s--WILLIAMs- the 10Th ut. |
i n.l. W,tiiam Williams, TO Miss Lizzie VIII |
nAms both Of Williamstown
ss-"Forf further particulars see small bills
-
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TO THE PUBs,lc,
New Cheap CASH gtoro.

TAKE this method of informing my
- TRENDS and customers that have Just re-
etidie ~, rom Baltlmore with complete stock
IN TINS market, all ofwhich offer to tie pub
nc IL a1 the lowest cash prices or in exchange
t Ior any KIND Of produce. My motto shall De
10 sell az the lowest price and that for cash.
or produce. l inviteall parties to look at nv
goodS before purchasing elsewhere. ] viii
pay me highest market prices for all kinds
country produce. SNOWDEN YATFS
Orange c. H., Oct 25 1867 -
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HOME LAME AGENCY.

W"In Street, Culpeper G. H., Va,
j. j. HALsEY, T. #. HILL, a. ]. sToFER.
Lands bought or sold on a uniform Commission
CJt3ree per cent. rites sl71lined
and Lands Surveyed ii
desired
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BOOTS, SHOES. 50.
New Goods! New GSO01PaYf

WE are now in receipt of fresh
W supply of Pure Old Government Java,
Laquira and Rio Coffees, Crushed and Brown
Sugars, Golden Syrups, superior G. =. Tea, E.
Powder, by the pound or Canister, Shot, pure
Kerosene Oil, Glass Tumblers, Goblets
White Granite Tea-Sets, French China do.
Plates, White Granite Mugs and Pitchers,
&C., &c, all of which we will sell as cheap as
possible, for casl-and cash only
Oct. y, 1857. CHAPMAN, & co.
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THOMAS j. lLEHAFrRY-

AGENT FOR THE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON co.
A LSO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in all kinds and all sizes of hard or An
threcite Coal, by Car load or ton.
All communications addressed to j. Lath-
be promptly attended to. - 49,
July 5, lS67.-ly&
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13

= Mrs. A. G, Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
Toss, writes - feel it to be both a duty and
q pleasure to inform you with what satisfac-
tioh shd success have worked on the Gro
yer q Baker Machine for the past eleven
years. IL is so simple in its structure that il
Is exceedingly difficult to get it out OF order.
Both OF my little girls-one five and a hall
the other four years-can sew straight sealns
on it without assistance"
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Es ALTAR HOTEL.
= RICHMOND, VA.
fIIIISe elegAnt establishment A.

A'AOAAHAONI, VA.
iiIos elegant establishment is now
IS c2. ~ IN all its appointments. ~
"a lts structure and furnishing, particular
attention has been given both to c6ntnrt
ana style. 1t is remarkable for its cieaniio
ness, and Its furniture is of the best oi1aiit,r
al ne lobby ladies' reception bar, billiard
tliu .Ielellng rooms, on the office floor. are
sPaGious ana beautifully arranged The Ia
4 an parlofs, and dining-rooms on the first
lloor, are easy of access, and free from fbe
confusion of business. ~ ii''i 'i'o
>, me table is supplied bounteously with all
otie S.eiecacles OF the season that this and
otiler markets afford, and many of the slln
country. N0'S VI the
III me ,e subscribers, in their new connection.
maintenance of this first-class Hofel and nd
ask me support of their friends and the NH.
lie generally. N' '4iS Poo-
JOHN p. BALLARD't e SONS
VIZ =. ~ q !, Proprietors.
H. STRIBLING BALLARD.
Nov
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=, Mrs, General Buell. testified 1--we have n
Gfover q Baker Sewing machine for seven
years, IN constant use, hemming, telling,
tucking, and everything that the fingers ca n
90. 1T is preferred over all others on account
OF its durability of work, elasticity and
simplicity Of construction" '''-s'
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MRS. J. CROLY (Jennie June) tes-
- - tilled;-"I like the Grover & Baker Ma
other, should still want a Grover Baker:
and having y Grover & Baker, it answers5l4
purpose ofall the rest. 1t does a greater
rlety OF work, and it is easier to learn than
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13

I,TOI. HenshaW, OF WIIliston Seminary
writes my wife, from six years preyii,
Gus use ola Wheeler& Wilson machine came
10 the work Of Grover d Baker with reIuc-
t lance l' but ia tewWeeks prejudice vanish
ed admiration succeeded, and now the Gro
yer ~ Baker has no more enthusiastic adyo-
cate than she, The simplicity tsconstruc-
quired the beauty, strength and elasticitv
o. its stlch and its adaptability to all kinds
OF work, are qualities ictich do not al beion0ot
once to any other machine" ~
Sales Rooms Isl Baltimore Street Baltimore
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N0TgE.

SHALL apply to the Directors of
- OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company for the renewal of Certificate NO
no, dated March Goth, 1859, for ten shares OF
), ocll in the said Railroad Company, which
mas bee1 lost The said Certificate was is
sued 10 Sneed & Thomson, and as SURVIVING
partner shall apply for the renewal Of the
same. y. THOMSON, M.
surviving partner of Sneed d Thomson.
October j. lSh7,=2m
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Mrs. Wilson wife of Prot. Wilson. Hobart
college, writes :-"YOur Machine is such n
beneht 70 mankind that l often feel ms
though 'twopld do me good TO trumpet it's
praises far and near. The one | have is of
the plainest kind, but would not exchange
other make.n Wy
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13

NEW GO0DS.-I have just received
a large supply of machineO Oil Sole Leath-
er, Brass bound Buckets painted Buckets,
Tubs Bacon, Corn meal, Lemons, Shoes a
large and very cheap assortment Of Callcocs
Bieaclied and Bro. COttons, Ladies and Gents
Hats, very cheap. In fact all kinds of goods
mat can be called for, and will be sold cheap,
Gail and examine ourstoclx before purchasing
elsewhere. +. w. KINCHELOE.
july 20, 1867.
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NOTlC E.-All persons indebted to
~ me VIII please come forward and pay me
something on their accounts, as ana in want
OF money TO meet my demands. | hope they
VIII respond promptly to my call as do not
call on Them often, L. w. KINCHELQE.
august 10 1867
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13

NEW DRUGS, &C.-Just received
= and for sale, a fresh supply OF pure medi-
ctr. magnesia, Ellis liquid citrate do. varie-
ty OF the best calened magneSia, Seidletz
powders, an assortment ofsugar coated pills
put up according to the u. s. r.. and also
HubbelS bitter wine OF iron, Sequins tonic
wine, Hmnbolds buchu, and Hubbell's elfxer
valerian of ammonia.
July 10 1867 II. D. TALIAFERRO,
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DemOrest's Monthly Magazine

Universally acknowledged the Model Par
nal Stories, Poems, Sketches, ArchitectlIre
ana Model Cottages, Household matters
Gems OF Thought, Personal and Literary
FashiOns,) instructions on Health. EIusie
Amuselnents, etc, by the best authors. and
prQfusely illustrated with costly engravings
broideries, and a constant Succession 81 arr
tanning literature
wife, or lady Of taste, can afford To do without
the Model Monthly. Single copies 80 cents.
mailed nee, Yearly, 81, with valuable
five copies Sl2, and splendid premiums for
clubs at 81 each, with the first premiums 10
each subscriber. H1-A new Wheeler n vii
each; Address. ~ "
W. JENNINGS DEMoREsr.
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PUMPS! PUMPS u!
VarHafsga.

VarnisIl.
NO. COpal, Japan, Coach, Coach
! Body, and Black Leather, lust received
and for sale ut III. d. TALIAFERROS Drug
oct o. 1867.
MOTTO E.-Just received q second
y supply of those beautiful Cloazs. Mons
Inns, CalicOes, Alpacas, Balmoral skirts
Prints, &c, all Of which viii be sold al n
small advances. A. THOMSON "
November l, 1867
WANTED.-1,0 600, 900 pounds of Su-
w mac wanted, for which thecash will be
paid, or taltenin exchange for goods. Parties
having Sumac for sale would do well TO give
me call before selling.
august 49, 1867 r. G. ECKLOFF.
No, Coach and Furniture Valnish; Paint,
N Varnish and White-wash Brushes, Just
received and for sale by
Fl. d, TALIAFERRO, Druggist.
CHEWING and Smoking Tobacco, for sale
Vat n, THOMSONS
may 3, lsG7.
CHAD Roc and Herring, for sale bv
~ GWlN & BECKHAM,
May > ll'67 Alexandria, Va
Just received. LOT of Wheat aud Grass
~ Btades, Whetstones &C. For sale low by
Maysl, 1861. rag A.-THOMsON.
90 600 LBS. Pillow Castings, for sale by
SO,OOtO EGL0FF q ANDERSON !
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Demorest's Monthly and Young 4 merica
together ~, with the premiums for each,
November l5 1867.
JUST received and for sale, a fresh
supply Of extra No Kerosine Oil, alta
low price, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures. Sc: also.
a supply OF machine oil, wlife Lead, Paints
august =, 1867. II. D. TALIAFERRO.
SVMAC.
WISH TO purchase $4,000 pounds of
u Sumac, for which l viii pay the highest
price in cash or goods. Persons having su-
mae for sale VIII find 1t to their interest in
calling on me before selling elsewhere.
august 10, 1877. K. w. KINCHELOE.
COFFEE. Rio at 2s cents per h..
~ Laguyra a5cents and old Java at 30 cents.
June Il, 1861, T. J. PEXGON,
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EXPERIENCE TIE GREAT TEACHER.

Nov. Is, 1867.
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0mnae advertisements.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fall and winter Goods.

TAKES this method of informins his
4 friends and the public generally that he
Is in recoi ut Of d lnrgn StoclS Of - - ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-19

tNOR SALE.-A Threshing Machine, all complete with
horse power stacker and timothy rig, very little worse
quirs my Grocery next door to Dmmicks Drug store
Ottawa, June 90, 1867. H. ALLEN FISHER
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God bless you, Essie now we must part.

| God bless you, Essie now we must part.
Essie had been merciless, but her starving
heart crsved all she could to hear of love he bore
| her. But the strain had been too great; and
she would have fallen, had he not caught her in
his arms. He seated her again and brought .
goblet of water.
You know who the woman is, Essie, that is
dear to me?
l have known it from the first.
And you still advise me to return to my
wife?
| do.
And If she will not receive meI
| Then return to Europe and work for the good
of others, and for Gods glory.
lie drew her close to his heart.
! This once let me hold you here; and now fare
WELL 10.
/ moment more and she was alone, and Lionel
! Peyton was wildly pacing his chamber floor
with broken words of prayer upon his lips.
A week from that time found Etsy at the
Grange, where she found letter awaiting her,
announcing the arrival of her husband on the fol-
lowing night
| Oh Etsy, if you only loved Lionel, said the
disappointed mother.
| Perhaps l may, perhaps he may find me more
worthy to be loved-He came at seven o'clock.
The long drawing-room was lighted in honor of
his coming, and the servants ut least with bright
new suits and shining faces showed joy at his re-
| turn.
He was shown into the reception room while
| Uncle Cato went to apprise Miss Etsy.
lie returned in o moment, saying she would
see him in the drawing-room.
| Lionel bit his lips, and followed the old ser
want with proud step. - --
AT least she might have been here to welcome
| me, he thought. Under the brilliant gaslight
| stood that beautiful Essie he was trying to for
get.
Again-must he again battle with his spirit to
| keep down that mad love which haunted him
| every hour.-What could have brought her to
the Grange?
She sprang to meet him.
Lionel, 1 am 80 glad And bending back
her beautiful head, she held up her lips for o
kiss.
I cannot, Essie-I dare not. I am glad and
yet sorry that we have met.
But she fettered him with her white arms, and
drew his face close to hers. .i..t..
Lionel, if you will take me I am yours for I
am Etsy Peyton.
The strong man staggered and would have fallen,
had she not supported him. Need we describe
the joy Of the wanderer How the past seemed
like hideous dream whose memory he was try
ing to forget and the future rich with i'm.
measurable hope, and how two souls came out
OF the fiery crucible purified?
Twice loved ftsy whispered softly to herself
1t was a triumph after all, and OH I am 10 hap
py God is good will praise him all the days
of my life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-10-19

As an instance of Western energy in a now
direction, We would call attention to the above
Company. Within the last yeas they have erect
ed on the then unbroken prairie, four miles ives!
of Chicago, a fourishing and tasteful New Eng.
land village of fifty houses, magnificent factory
employing $50 hands, turning out 1000 clocks
per week. The Company, like General Grant,
one of its stockholders, have thought it best to
fight out the success OF Western manufacturers
against Eastern wealth and monopoly ION this
line"
The great Northwest cannot always send her
rich products thousand miles and pay tribute
to the East on her manufactured goods. w.
Hitherto tho Eastern States havo grown rich
ir receiving our products at low rates and send
ing us high priced fabrics therefor. Every man,
woman and child of Connecticut has earned $3.50
to 50 cents of this same population in Illinois,
and 80 it must be till the West manufactures her
own goods, and enterprises like this which takes
our raw material (much cheaper here than east
and produces q line of goods which find their
prin ,ipal market in the west should receive our
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hearty support. The money paid them enriches
and builds up the west
This new Company makes from Western ma
terials immense quantities of German silver and
sheet brass (the only goods of the kind manufac-
tured west of Connecticutl and fifty designs of
clocks, beautifully finished. many of them new,
and especially suited to the Western market
Their regulators, as well as common clocks, are
pronounced by jewelers. and railroad men to be
more reliable time keepers than any in the market.
There is no reason why they should be other
wise, as all their machinery is new and of the
most approved designs. 1t don't do clocks any
good to be tumbled about thousand miles up
the Hudson river, over the Erie canal and around
the lakes as most of the clocks brought to Chica-
go are-and we would recommend any house,
keeper wishing cheap and reliable and pretty
clock to call for one of the United States Clock
Company's of Chicago; and every jeweler who
would consult the interest Of his patrons, and has
the welfare Of the West al heart to send to their
General Wholesale Agents, Giles Bro. & Co. the
well known jewelers. of Chicago, for a catalogue
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Timber Land For sale.
El2 SEX sec 15 80, r 8. containing 80 acres;
SW4 SEA sec Is, 80, r 3, containing ~ acres,
2miles south Of Marsees. Price loo.
Feb loft D.F.CAHERON
Post Office Block AVA,
Two RENT-For term Ofyears for sale or exchange
Il the east 300 feet OF block 2 Ottawa Avenue with
house brewery and leo house thereon suitable for
and any manufacturing business requiring Apply 70
X L. OREILLY,
feb2-u On premises to D. 7. Cameron, p. O. Bi0ck
EOR SALE.-One Iron Safe. weighs about nfteen
IL hundred pounds ap9067 JOHN STOUT.
STRAWBERRlkS.-A thnss In want Of Straw.
~ berry Pans for fall and spring setting OF Wm D. Ne
large Kind can supplied by leaving orders at Allen Psr
next door south OF MmDlicks drug store Aug ST
( ITY TAXES.-The undersigned il now prepared
~ ts receive the city and school As tho School
Treasury and City Treasury both empty promptness in
the payment OF taxes In necessary. The undersigned will
immediately call upon all wis cannot call upon him. and
hopes everybody will be ready 10 pay promptly.
lie may be found ut the Office Of Arthur Lockwood ksq
on Coinm5nsstrcet, nearly opposite the New Hotel.
JOEL +. PIERCH
ouawa, August 7, 1887. City Collector.
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meDicaI. 10
TO THE ~ AFFLICTED i allI
, DIR. KNAPP l. SON.

70 THE AFFLICTED j. HlD
o DIR. KNAPP l. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly Of New York. ara treating
successfully t''l '''"e
CHI r. 0NIO DIsEASEa.
Which embraces the best approved method. IN tb,
and other countries for the Of all Chronic Diseases ev
treat successfully all and Neuralgia affections III
forms Dypepsa Diseases ofthe Liver Constipation
ell Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in its early stages
Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt RheHm Headaches, all Heart
Diseases Diseases Of Children and l7a7
Seminal weakness q Sexual Diseases,
Which carrying thousands their graves annually
Ely II A ND EAR r.
They treat successfully method all diseases Of the
EYE and EAR They have had practice aud
better success ~ the treatment Of all
.-st t,t" DI6EASESOF WOMRN, .ttf1 {.
Than any other Physicians in America They have cured
women who have been confined to their bed tor years.
- RHE UMATIsM! rl-
In all sages no matter Of how long standing They
ASTHMA 80 never returns They have Sure for the
distressing disease, II EMNORRH0IDS, OR PILES They
cure all Diseases OF the Throat and Lan,gs
CANCKRS-They have had All extensive practice and
dernl success In the treatment Of which they
without eating them out or using the knife Let those who
have Tumors or dwellings = rcd spot lose no time in
having it attended to- timely may save them
from the horrors suffering and death Of cancer
CATARRH CUREE.-They treating casarrh On new
system which is snrs cure for this disease.
TH for years averaged from i've 10
seven Thousand year. which gives them experience
lassed BY any, anu equalled only by % few.
A5-kemember they do not promise all stages Of
Disease While all diseases curable II taken season ali
stages not Your be durable this week not next
to-day, not tomorrow: hence the danger Of delay.
No case WAl be- received, when there
are any doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Our Terms CASH hence the money must be with all
orders fortnecincs costs from vs dollars fifteen doafs
per month, " doctor with which includes medicines
A1-The Poor will be favored
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name State post Office address,
plainly All letters requiring contain alet
ter stamp, and be addressed DR. KNAPP SON. 6lS3
Chicago, III.
AAny Of the above diseases be treated successfully by
the patients describing their In letter. when they
cannot
Dr. KNAPP who hes visited Ottawa regularly for ouer
years. b Consulted at the Geger HouseFrom
Wednesday noon, May 18TH till Thursday noon May 10th;
from "Wednesday July 10TH till Thursday noon July
18th; nom Wednesday Sept 4th, till Thursday noon,
Sept 9th; from Wednesday noon, Oct SOth till Thursday
noon Oct Slst from "Wednesday Dec. 9sth. till Thurs
day n0On Dec 26th .s...