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GRANT AND C0LPAX-THEIR LETTERS OF AC-
CEPrAStg-TnE PLATFORM ENDORSED.
The following are the letters Of General Grant
and Hon, Schuyler cOlfaI, accepting the noni
nation for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
Of the United States by the Republican Ma
tional Convention:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20, 1868.
Cen. .Jos,Jh Il Harisy, President National
UHiOH Republican, COmmiues-In formally
accepting the nomination Of the National
Union Republican Convention, Of the 2lst Of
May instant it seems proper that some state.
ment of views beyond the mere acceptance Of
the nomination should be expressed.
The proceedings Of the Convention were
marked with wisdom, moderation and patri.
otism and believe express the feelings of the
great mass Of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials, | endorse their re
solutions. If elected to the 0[fce Of Presi
dent Of the United States, it will be my en-.
deavor to administer all the laws in good faith
with economy, and with the view Of giving
peace, quiet and protection everywhere. In
times like the present it is impossible, or, at
least, cminently improper, to lay down poll
cy to be adhered to, right or wrong through
an administration Of four years. New politi.
cal Issues, not ioreseen, are constantly arising;
the views Of the public On old ones ure con.
stantly changing, and purely administrative
oehcer should always be left free to execute
the will Of the people, always have respected
that will and always shall.
Peace and universal property it, sequence,
with economy Of administration, will tighten
the burden Of taxation, while 1t constantly
reduces the national debt. Let us have peace
With great respect, your Obedient servant,
U. 5, GRASr.
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COLUMBIA DIsSSEsFSsshhREs FOR WOMEN AND
Corner Of Fourteenth and N Gtfeets.

This Di.pensary Ia In connection with Column
bla Hospital, and is opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free,
Patients who are about 10 be confined and desire
TO be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable 10 pay for the services Of compete
practitioner, will be furnished with medical Aten
ton free, by leaving their names aud address al
the Hospital with the matTon.
n, H9uRs oG ATTENDANCE AT ThR DisPRSsAkr,
Mondays, from to i..,........Prot, p. Howard.
Wednesday,, from 2to4,...PrOf, J. II. Thompson.
fT,dnys rem 2tot;.;.........;...:;..Dr Ashford;
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sec
rotary Of the Inferior, such orders for admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, Dr. J,
THOMPSoN, a. his Otace, isi street, between
Twentieth and Twenty. hrst lan8-dly
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lion j r. U4wlry, Pysudsm National
UMi0M R,yajhoW COnusai,OR-DRAR SIR,
The platform adopted by tho patriotic convon-
tion over which you presided and the resolu.
tions which so happily supplement 1t, so en-.
trely agree with my yiows Us to just national
policy, that my thanks are due 10 tsc dele.
gates, o. much for this clear aud Ruspicious
declaration Of principles as for the nomination
with which have been honored, and which
gratefully accept
When . great rebellion which imperilei tho
EAllsLa sE,.teLce was at last overthrow,
ia isty ai q sIhors dsyOlying on those en-.
'-latsd - - 'sfFgn'ibilities Of legislation
.pidarEly -. u req lire that tho revolted
staCss ih@GA - ~ nImitted 10 participation
"a ia s,gsrssssi ag.ilit which they had
vtyrsd only On ssaa bSiS as to increase and
in-fify ans n V'IEsa s'saIALgsr tho strength
v ma 1aElAu
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A. ID. 1868, S"-'
John Tyler Powell etal. NJ, ,o-,


The object Of this bill IL 10 procure A denroe In
sell real estate Of gTaft9n POWELL, DECEASED
,ha 70 SomPIalnants having hled an AFFIDAVIT that
2, 'hS sad District on motion Of tho
theil collectors, Messrs Lloyd L Lasselie, Il is
'hls nm DAY " August, A. D. lS6S:
M ordered bS the Court, That the defendants,
uholhas Il Powell, Charles y. NJ, Powell and
henry Collier Powell cause their appea to be
entered herein on or before the rst rule day occnr
ting iorty days after this day; Otherwise Ills o. 10
MI MI PC proeeeued with as n case Of default: Pro-
v,asd copy Of this order be published In the Ma.
iloSAt hgPuBLiGAS once n w0sk for ak week. be-.
fore said rule day. w
true copy:
tsiEheul GEO. p. FISHER,
H. J. MEI0s, Clerk. m MIA
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
L TIMORR RAILROAD.

PHlLADsLPPHiadhaR E WRitthshlkkSSTT33s' AND BAL
TIME TABLE,.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1906.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
Rs,is.: HtS5ss' MefsS aSr..s sSS
rSSiss HE F5sIn e. S, ss,RS a
Leave Baltimore l. Is a m, Way Mail TO- sOA m. =,
Express: L 10 p, m, Express! g. IS p. m, XIX.
prs''' $50 p M su khBssf' TRAIN.
Leave PhiiadelPhia Tor Bsiiimoreand wsshiuEton
tsa2s g al naS q il.a.lpA,s .sxp m
h IsS' r. f KEs Ss2Es
1867 rEsssr HEEsf ROUTE 1867
TO THE s Wssr GsFfRihas sSafbuL SOUTH
"a and after MAY aith, 1907. trains will run As
Washington .ISAn. Balt!!POro =. ISlcp, m.
.sSSP%%. g." BS
~ THE GREAT ppo1gggklB;TRACK ReUTB.
day and niFS, Cars, WITH MOD srn and
StSsT route Two Essaiea hiis. .s'sa's Western
THREE R Rw5 p IftF Fars 1 70 T Thp
TFsifh TG% a RSsg sSsss e ROCHESTER, and
81 sSS no Of yEk sfk1 all changes In UNION
onos, corner % sisth, street aud Psansyl,.nis
nation will be given al ali tiinss
Passengers procuring tickets at Iris ONCE, can Sc.
F afs a T sSt Aa.n
Corner sixth st. and Fem .yspSs,c
I'D. s. YOUNG. General r...srssi xSsi., "
dss-lv baltimore, Nd.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ NO, ", DECEMBER TERM, 1867.
JOSEPH c. WILLARD. Appeal from the su.
appellan'' preme Court Of the

BEsJAnIS 6dLg TAYLoR, 6la' VI
NJ Cushing, 10 behalf OF Mr.. Poland, Of coun-
sci for the appellant. suggests the death OF BEN
lamin Ogle Tayloe the appellee In this cause aud
moved the court for an order, under the 18th rule
ties. On consideration whereof Il is now here or
dered by this court that unless the proper repre-
ceased as aforesaid, shall Voluntarily become par
ues within the hrst ten days Of the ensuing term Of
the record 70 said cause, aud to have the same
heard and me deeres therein rendered reversed II
shall BE- printed n some newspaper at the seat Of
ESvsrnmeht IN which the laws OF the United States
weeks at least sixty days before the beginning Of
me Term OF tho supreme Court next ehsulng-6t6
Test: d. W. MIDDLETON,
Au27-dSw' O N0u s'@'oS'
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "A Beautiful
Illustrated Book, worth u Thousand DQllAIs,
aIdrsssins Professor, Join NV'RNDERPooL, No
% Winthrop Place, New York city.
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aNDoRsKMEET on THK PRESS,

The many thousfnds cured at this institution
githin the last eighteen years, ana the numerous
Surgical Operations performed By Dr.. Johnston,
witnessed BY the reporters Of ths "sun," aud
many other papers, notices Of which appeared
again and agnin before the public, besides his
standing as gentlemau Of character and RESPONSE
bility. ia sufheis guarantee 70 the afflicted,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be Particular In direct.
Ing their letter. % his In the fQlbwiEg
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Je8-ly Baltimore, MATyland
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
BYRON TOWNSHIP, Dec. 9th 81.

BYRON TOWNSHIP, Dec. 9th 81.
Nh. EDITOR with your permit we viii
drop a few lines for the readers Of your pa
per. The Board Of Education Of Byron
Township, Buchanan County. Iowa, at its
session last fall, appointed . mmittee Of
three to visit and examine all the schools in
the township, at least twice during the wins
ter term, and in compliance with tina,
appointment, we have visited and examined
all the schools in Byron District once, and
be it said for the Banner Township of the
the County, that we think them fully able to
maintain their laurels as the Banner District
of the County. We found nine sub-districts
in the township and eight school houses, and
all of them supplied with first>class teachers
the scholars all wide awake and advanced in
the common branches far ahead Of the most
sanguine expectations. Be it said for the
Board Of Directors, that they we're extreme
ly fortunate in securing the services Of SO
able and efficient teachers rs are in the
schools Of Byron District, and as regards
the school houses, they have some Of the
neatest and most convenient in the county,
outside Of Independence. We find the
schools all under the best discipline and
making very rapid progress in all their stud
les, and We look forward to this winters
term for more proficiency than any preced>
ing winter since the township was organized,
and we know it will be done, for the teach.
ers are all fully competent for the task, and
have the will to do.
JIM. MILLER,
A. p. MILLS, Committee
N. A. CHAMBERLAIN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

es which we possess i hope / may some
time be able TO write that we have good
schools and school buildings here and Prof.
Caldwel's Seminary still holds its own, tho
the opening Of the winter term 80 near the
holidays has been something Of a draw
back, many ofthe intended pupils deferring
their attendance until they fthe holidays
were over from this fact an increased mum.
Der of pupils is expected next week. The
work on our new church seems to have been
entirely stopped by the cold weather, its dis
tant appearance being precisely the same as
when l started East.
The question "Resolved, that Canada
ought 70 be annexed to the United Stases,'
was warml y discussed in Lyceum last night
before q fall house, and decided in the af
frmative. The election Of officers for the
ensuing month resulted as follows: Presi,
J. b. Moody, Vice President, d. A. Moons
Der, Secretary, John Rush, Jr., Treasurer,
A.. Strong. The tariff question viii be dis
cussed next week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
OUR QUAsQUETON LETTER.

Q~uAsouErox, Dec. q, 1867.
FarsxD LOOMS The protracted meet
ing at the Congregational Church under the
saper~intendance Of Rev. A. Manson, contin.
ues with pretty lively interest. The meet
ing has now been in progress about three
weeks.
A concert, BY Mr.. Firman, Was given at
the NJ. f. Church on Tuesday evening last.
Wednesday evening Mr.. J.. Q. Detwiler,
State temperance agent, lectured at the N.
Z. Church, or the subject of Temperance.
Mr.. d. is so well known throughout this
section that it is wholly unnecessary to give
an extended notice Of his lecture. II is suf
6cient to say that il was highly entertain>
ing and rich in temperance force and tem
perance radicalism, interspersed with pleas
ing anecdotes of fuss and fashion. Mr.. D..
is earnest in his efforts to thoroughly arouse
the temperance people to our present fearful
condition. In 1854 Iowa took q bold stand
in the temperance cause. Since that time
our temperance men At home and abroad
and out Legislators have sold out to q fearfai
extent to the whisky interest. It 10 . mat.
tdr Of pride to the people Of Buchanan coun-
y that the Bulletin Is 50 firm and true on
this great question.
Christmas passed of with but little appa>
rent interest to the people here. A few So
cial gatherings of the old and middle aged,
and pretty presents 70 the little folks, we're
among the enjoyments Of the day. But
some Of US, perhaps, remembered that il was
the annual return Of the natal day Of our
Savior-that about its hours should cluster
earth's brightest and fondest memories. For
more than eighteen hundred years these
Christmas days have come and gone. The
ennobling principles which the Saviour
taught to the inhabitants Of the plains Of
Palestine have been hsralded to the cont.
nents and 70 the distant isles of the sea, and
on this annual day We mark the progress of
humanity, science, art and christianity.
Russia's emancipated serfs, Americas IN.
chained slaves and Italy's struggles are way
marks on the worries journey from the Wild
ness Of oppression to the plains Of liberty.
Surely the millenial day approaches.
De Soro.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

JEsur, Jan. l, 1868.
Ed. BULLETIN My two weeks absence
from your paper has been occasioned by 4
trip to Chicago and vicinity, where l speu,
Christmas with old friends, returning just in
season to bid you aud your readers . Hap
py New Year."
I was agreeably surprised to find the
weather much milder in Illinois than in this
region-our heavy frosts have been light
there, and q considerable SHAW occurred
during my visit. was therefore somewha,
astonished to find. on arriving 1t Dunleith,
that the ice in the Mississippi was ever
stronger and thicker than when l crossed
ten days before.
Quite q number of changes-business and
otherwise-occurred in Jesup during my
short absence, which I, as q faithful chroni,
cler, must notice.
The stock ofC. o. Marsh 4 Co. has chan.
ed hands, the style Of the new propriesors
being Messrs. Cook / Marsh, Mr.. Charlie
Newton being their business manager. Mr.,
W. X. Harding has sold his stock to Messrs
Sticklss and Pint, and the beer saloon which
has so long disgraced Main street is 10 more,
the building being now occupied by Mr.. L,
r. Billings a q restaurant, on . strictly
temperance plan.
Another item l must notice is the steady
decrease in the number Of bachelors 70,
which Jesup has so long been noted. No
less than three stuck their heads into the
matrimonial moose during my absence, and
the prospect seems fair Tor one or two more
to follow in the same path. This is right
I am glad to perceive that some Of them
thus tarlily appreciate tho biblical truth
that it is not good for man 10 DO alone.
Our district schools are progressing .,
we'll as could be expected, with the extreme
" limited Accommodations and eonvcr len,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

A tannery with . fine stone building, il
conducted by J. II. Campbell, owne and b.
McCaEery.
CHURCHES.
Me,hodist--S A Lee, Pastor.
Presbyterian-J NJ Boggs,
Catholic L Gosker,
gaptist-Not supplied at present
Episcopal.-Not supplied q present
Cougrega,ionaI.-Not Supplied at present
German Evangslical.-
School Board-Pres., Albert Clark v.
p, J q House Sec, l. W Hart; Treas,
+ Brewer Directors, + B Older, d s Deer
ing, J Forester.
7sachers.-W Wilson Palmer, Principal,
Miss Homans, Miss + B~utter6cld, Miss
N E Tracy, Mrs Katie Bowers, Miss A
Dieky, Miss Jane Baldwin.
Catholic Select SchooL-In care Of Rev. J
L Gosker.
I~HDEP1RDsHcE Insurance COMPANY.
OEcers.--Hon. p G Wilcox, Presidsre; John
H Campbell, Vice President; HoncJ 8 Wood
ward, Treasurer Vim II Josiin, Secretary I
P Strong, General Agent.
Direcsors-Hon r G Wilcox, John II Camp
bell, J Forester, Hon A Clark, James Sanders,
z Stout, Hon J s Woodward, r R Plane, L J
Curtis. VIM II Joslin, c Dewey, Z Miller.
s~uipurvrs
Through the politeness Of G. NJ. Durham,
our efficient Station Agent, We are enabled
70 give the shipments from this station for
eleven months Of the past year and in part
for twelve also the receipts Of freight. In
most articles Of export there was . slight de.
crease from the previous year bnt this may
be readily accounted for BY the fact that at
the commencement Of the year the country
had been almost entirely drained ofthe pre-.
vious years products, and the further fact
that no shipments Of consequence could be
made during the month Of December, on &C.
count Of the freight embargo BY the Missis.
sippi. Under the circumstances, the show.
ing i an exceedingly fair one.
The receipts Of freight at Independence
for the year 1867, December excepted, we're
l2,All,ses pounds, or $3.50 tons. Charges
paid on same, 147,s32 SO.
SHIPMENTS PROM INDEPENDENCE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

During the year the following plank side
walks we're constructed under the supervis.
ion Of A + Williams, Street Commissioner
Main street, 100 rods, Vest Side, River
street, IS, Chatham street, co, Walnut street,
west side, 90 LIST ward, 50. Crossings, l36
rods. Making a total Of 56S rods, At q cost
4l,700.
A large amount o. grading was performed
under the direction of the Street Commits
s%ioner, At . cost Of 4l,42s.39.
A half mile Of heavy ditching for drains
age purposes was done On the west side un,
der the same direction.
POPULATION.
The growth Of Independence during the
past ten years has been very regular. In
February, 1865, the actual population with-
in the city limits, was by the census 1000
and in February, 1867, 2,446, an increase Of
2l3 for each Of the previous years. This
has been about the average for ten years
past, and upon this basis our population a.
the present writing must be 1850. This is
an estimate based On the census, withou,
any exaggers.ion. The population Of the
county is 1880.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

WnrrrxG ScuooL.-Mr. c. W. Taylor, an
OK cellent teacher Of penmanship, will DO in
this city on Monday next, for the purpose OF
organizing . writing school. Mr.. 7. has
received very favorable concentrations from
the press wherever he has taught, and the
specimens presented display great ability
Indeed Mr.. Taylor'a skill is something SUR
prisiny, and we feel safe in offering . ticket
10 q course oflessons in this writing school
20 any one who will produce a specimen Of
penmanship, no matter how difficult, which
he canno, duplicate. We hope TO zee thi'
sehool well rasroni1ed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

Times FIRST footprints are wrinkles and
gray hair, and although nothing has ye. been
discovered 70 eradicate the former, the latter
may easily oblitsrased BY the use of Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia. w know that il will
restore gray hair to it, original color and re.
move from the scalp all itching or irritation
whether caused BY dAndrutf or humors, At
the same time imparting to the hair that
glossy aud beautiful look so much desirs ID.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world, manufactured from fresh,
healthy livers, upon the seashore it is per-
fectly pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it can take no no other. Ask
for Hazard and Caswell's Cod Liver Oil"
manufactured BY CASWELL, HAZARD /
Co, New York. Sold by all druggists.
n %: LIZ
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
IMPROVEMENTS.

The most important improvement Of 1856
Was the new school house, which is conceded
BY those best qualified to judge, 70 Be IT,
finest building Of the kind in the State ; no
that it is the largest, but that in it, architect
ural beauty, the elaboratensss Of its finish,
its adaptation TO the purposes sought, and
the completeness Of it, appointments, i
stands snrivaled in the State Of lowe. The
building il built Of L-ick upon . cut-stone
foundation, three stor.ss high, with base
ment, vestibule, Eve school rooms, wardrobes
tsachers' closets, recitation rooms, library
room, thoroughly ventilated, heated with
furnaces located in the basement, seated with
the most improved single seats and provided
with necessary a~ppurtenancea for . 6rst'
class school. Cost Of building $4,000,
Cost of furnishing. about $5,ooo-sotal, e23,.
900 capacity, $50 pupils.
WEST Id
II Guernsey, steam saw mill.
JIG Whitney. addition to machine shops.
NJ Smith, tvo>ssory gothic dwelling.
Mrs Snow, two-ssory dwelling.
Geo King. residence.
W Hill, residence.
Mrs. Tuttle, residence.
EAST SIDE, SOUTH OF A srREEf.
D 8 Lee, . 6ne brick residence, not quite
flushed.
Miss Pomeroy / Sister, . tvo.story resi-.
dence.
W A Jones, residence.
Mr. Lyman, addition TO residence.
U Wiugert, residence.
Mr. Lesher, residence.
School house, A. above described.
R Campbell, improvement Of residence.
EAST SIDE, NORTH Or MAIN STREET.
Pr Wilcox, store on Main St.
Henry Devlin, Gales room on Main 81.
s Naylor, large addition to hotel (Chas-
ham House)
id Crane, two-story residence.
DR. B F Richard, two>story residence.
Mr. Sage, two.story residence.
DR. J G House, facewall and fence.
J Evers, carpenter shop.
PC Wilcox addition 70 residence.
N Timms, two-story residence.
JF Lyon, addition to residence.
A Task, addition 70 livery stable.
Marquette 4 Co, large addition 10 furni.
ture factory.
VIM Dale, improvement 10 house.
Simeon Mead, residence.
A Munshaw, residence.
Enoch Hale, residence.
Hale, Ransier 4 CO., blacksmith shop.
Bernard Yeager, residence aud blacksmith
shop.
WIN Brown, barn.
J. Lssher, two dwellings.
G w Rice, two>story residence.
Edward Conable, residence
Smith Van Buren, residence.
Geo Haradon, residence.
A B Dickey, two>story residence.
Mrs Dyer, residence.
VIM Schott, residence.
wv XSmith, two-stosy residence.
G w Olmstead, residence.
is Vinegar & Co., lumber office.
Two large c~isterus, with . capacity Of
500 barrels we're built near the intersection
of Main and Walnut streets, BY tho city and
private subscription jointly.
Bridges we're built at Cobbs Run and
Hartsr's Run, just outside the city limits,
and extensive 6llings were made, in part on
private subscription, at the same points.
A large number of houses, barns and
fences we're painted and many minor im>
movements not here detailed were made
through the city.
We have probably omitted a half dozen
houses in our enumeration.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

FAIRBANKS SCALES we're awarded
the HIGHEST RENlu At the great paris
Exposition" and at most Of the western
State Fairs" the present year, and hare
never failed in fair competition with any
others. But what is gilmore practical value,
as showing the estimation in which these
scales are held by the public who have
known and used them SO long, is the fact
that the Messrs. Fairbanks sales have stead
lily increased for nearly forty years, being
the present year largely in excess Of any
former one.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

JUMPER TAR SoAP.-Is a certain cure for
Chapped Hands and all r~oughness and irit.
alton Of the skin, Eczema, Ringworm, Salt
Rheun, Pimplcs, and all other cutaneous
affections, making the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by CAsWELL, HAZARD &
CO., New York, Sold by all druggists.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

WEST USloS GAzErTE.-This is the name
Of . new Republican journal just ss.ablish>
ed At West Union BY J. ". Shannon &C. II.
Talnadge. The number before us bears
evidence Of editorial care and efficiency and
promises we'll for the Republican cause
in Fayette Co. We trust the Gazette vii lbe
we'll sustained.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
LECrURE.

Do not forget that the celebrated blind
preacher, ". H. Milburn, will lecture 1t the
Baptist Church next Thursday evening, Jan
:th, at 8 o'clock. Admission so cts. This
will be the second Of the Lyceum course o.
lectures for the season. Tickets may be bad
at the book stores and at the door.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

C~oxFEssEpLY rRE GREATEST MEDICAL
DlscovERY or THE AGE is "Dr. j. W. Po-
lands White Pine Compound" Nothing
acts 50 soothingly, or effects so rapid q cure;
90 say the thousands who have been saved
from serious illness BY its timely use. Sold
By Smale & Goodfellow.