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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-23

LIFE OF GEN. GRANr.-We have
received from the publishers, r
W, Carroll & Co., Cincinnati, their
announcement Of the publication
of popular and authentic life Of
Ulysses s. Grant, by Hon. &. d,
Mansfield, gentleman well known
in Ohio and throughout the coup
try as one of the foremost writer's
of the age, which promises to be
one Of the most attractive works Of
the day. Mr.. Mansfield's military
education. his good judgment his
long connection with the press, fits
him for the authorship of such q
work and insures an entertaining
and interesting work. Will be
sold by subscription only.
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The odd Fellows Companion,

The April number of this excel.
lent magazine has come to hand
The Literary Department this
month brings the following arti
cles-Easter Eggs; Adriaua; Ar
Old Whaler's Yarn Pretty Mar
uschka How they Fight in Alys
sinia; The Waters Oot; The on
.ly Conquest Of Kenigstein. II
the Odd Fellows Department We
notice particularly En-
campment of Ohio; Anti Secre,
Society Convention Church Intol
GRAFTON Education of Orphans
Taxation and Representation, anc
correspondence from all parts o.
the country. $3.50 per year
Published by NJ. C. Lilley & Co.
Columbus, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Spring Styles of Millinery.

As a leader of fashion in the
Millinery line, Miss KATE Quill
has obtained deservedly promi-
nent position in this community
Her long experience acknowledg-
cd fine taste and judgment have
made for her, among the ladies Of
Lancaster and the surrounding
country, hosts of friends, to whom
tits only necessary to say that her
room in Rising's new building on
Columbus street is now completely
stocked with as fno a variety Of
Millinery suited to the season as
was ever opened in this city The
ladies will do we'll to call soon.
rG Bleaching and pressing done
to order.
~ : II b. n
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Cable dispatches bring the graf.
flying assurance that letters from
DR. Livingstone have been receiv.
ed in England, His explorations
in Africa are about concluded, and
he is 10 return home soon.
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GOES DYSPESIA CURE

will Immediately relieve and per.
mancntly cure the most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
8 s'omach, Constipation, and all
diseases of the stomach and bowels,
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, Join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Pricc $l00. [52]
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$500 Reward is offered for a bet
ter medicine than the "Queen Of
all Pain" 5eow.
Temperance.
We invite attention to the fol.
lowing note from Prof. Downey:

We invite attention TO the fol.
lowing note from Prof. Downey:
ZANEsviLLE, o, Apr. 8, 1868.
Mr.. Editor Please say to the
friends Of Temperance thatin con
sequence of the School Bxamina,
tions being in progress at the time
of an appointment for a Temper
ance Meeting in Lancaster, it was
deferred TO some future time. We
now propose holding that meeting
IN the Basement of the Prcsbyter.
ian Church on Friday night, Apri,
Gath, 1868, at II o'clock, P. NJ. Tc
which We cordially invite all who
are interested in the Temperance
cause. We are glad to be able tc
report progress in the county. AL
ready we have organized five
Lodges at the following places,
East Rushville, West Rushvile
Pleasantville, Amanda and Stouts
vile, with fair prospect Of sever
al more in the county. Can we
not have a Lodgein Lancaster
We trust there are enough who
will respond to the call to get up
Lodge Of Good Templars in the
county seat. Yours Tor the inter
cst Of tho cause,
7. j. DowNEY,
District Deputy
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the firm Of Koshler
4 Mayer are requested to come and settle In
side OF two weeks from date, or the accounts
and notes will be lef for collection after the
9Ith ofApril, 1903 Books and Eotes 70 be
found at @. Koshler's Boot and Shoe Store,
hraIlmadge e Block, Main Street.
Lancaster, o., April 1s, lses-- Nv.
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Hats s. CaIps.

Those Santing the latestyles Of
Hats q Caps will do well to call at
Brooks Hat Store, where they win
find them in every variety and at
worry great bafgains. 4-A.
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Fire Fire /

.Must be applied 10 Cigar before twill enoke.
Old RnEEM, the best half spanish cigar maker
In the Bnitsd states. may be found on Wheel
ing Street, directly In rear Of criht RupoLFn's,
one door weet Of Broad Alley, whore ha win be
happy 70 wait or all his old friends and ciis.
tonsrs. o. n. RHEEM.
Ap,is-h laneastes, Ohio,
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GOES CouGH BALsAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, .Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes ordinary 4 or, also nam
moth family bottles--for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. T52l
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TIE uNDIsPrTED SUPERIORITY Of the
medicinal virtues OF Roback's Blood Pills,
Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier over all
other remedies prepared 70 relieve suffering
humanity, is shown in many ways. but espe.
oially is it eyinced in this important fact;
The responsible drnggists and merchants all
over the country take active interestin intro
ducing them to their best customers and
frlen ds, while, atthe same tune, tits quite as
much TO their pecuniary interest to recon-
mend other medicines. The reason for this is
obvious. They are in positions TO see the pre-
eminent efficacy ofthe pills incaaes OF Liver
Complaint and all distractions Of the bowels,
and. IN fact. in all cases whore q cathartie
medicine can be employed While the Bitters
by their gentle tonic, stimulant and laxative
properties, and as safe and certain remedy
in Dyspepsia. have won the admiration Of eve-
ry one who has given them a trial, and the
Bio cd Puriheris ackiowiedgsdtoh he one 1.-THE
best remedies to search out disease, curescro-
fhla, old Sores, Erurtions and Skin Diseasss
and 10 purity the blood extant; hence the
people must naturally give their volcein favor
ofremedies which efectso much real good IN
the world, Sold bye. q. Beck, Druggist, Ian
icaster. slim.
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Eureka OIL.

GEo BURBERRY, at the meat and
provision room Of D. Miesse, IN.
der Levy's Clothing Store, is now
ready TO supply customers with the
far-famed Eureka Oil. Also Lamps
and patent Burners for the use o.
said oil. Call and see this beauti.
tul, safe and cheap light AZ the
above place.
April lG, 1861.
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A NuIsAScE.--In nearly.every paper we take
up we see some glowing heading, as, "General
Grant in Town." or Another Veto from Presl-
dent Johnson" and, to end offwith, an adver-
tiseme Mt Of some Patent Medicine. In justice
to our readers we would say, Don't read any Of
those sort Of captions, and you won't know
that ]. W. Poland's Humor Doctor is the
greatest cure in the world for scrofula and ali
Diseases ofthe Blood, andis put up in large
bottles, and for sale by Druggists generally.
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D..
.PERsoNAL.-Our young friend
G,J BoSing, Of the firm Of Boving
& Wilcox, Harrisonvillc, Mo, has
been making a visit ofseveral days
duration to his relatives and friends
in this city. He left on Tuesday,
on his return to the West,
We copy the following Personal
from tho Columbus Journal ofSat-
urday last
PERsoNAL.-Mr. George X
Nash leaves the editorial corps Of
the Journal to enter upon the du-
ties Of lawyer. His connection
with the Journal, so pleasant to
all concerned, has demonstrated
his capacity to do we'll whatever
he undertakes, and be carries with
him to his now duties such y load
of good wishes as scarcely ever 3
Young man was fortunate enough
tohave. Associated with him in
the practice Of tho law is Mr.
Morton &. Brasee, young lawyer
personally popular, and who dur
ing the last three years has secur
cd a reputation for promptnesl
and .oficicncy 10 the transaction
of business second TO that Of nj
young lawyer in tho city. Th,
new firm, aBrasee & NASH" cal
hut be- successful. Mr.. Nash
numerous friends outside will BIZ
him as earRest a "God speed" Il
his new calling as do bis editoria
friends and associates.
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Dispatches received in Washing
ton. show that the Republicans
have carried South Carolina and
Louisiana.
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Ives Seeding Grape.

Well grown roots Of this popu.
lar variety OF grape tor Sale Cheap
at the STATE FARM. Also lot Of
fine Apple Trces--choice varieties
lat very low rates.
Feby 6, l86S-tf.
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a T<anydH.-I would respectfully inform all my old
friends again in the Grocery bus
having associated with myself Mr. VIZ L. MARTIN and would
happy opportunity Of supplying Them and
nv more as may choose all usually
Thankful past solicit continuance Of the
Lancaster, April 2, 68.-1y. CHAS. PAfkAN.
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ROBERT GATES, has opened out
in his business in the Tin Shop of
]. J.M'CLELLAsD. Every body knows
what "Bob' can DO, and his friends
only want to know whore to find
him when they want job done in
his limo.
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EUoEsIE HAIR REsToREn THE
CHEAPEST AND DIST.
Tae EroESIE HAIR REsroRFn
eclipses all known discoveries foi
the rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color--promotcs ITS rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
II when falling of, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair
rendering 1t soft, silky and lus,
strous- Mammoth Bottles only 7i
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. l52 :
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The weekly Prayer Meeting Of
,he Young Mems Chriatian Asso-
citation will DO held at the German
Reformed Church, on Sunday next,
at4o'clock P. NJ. All are invited
to attend. III
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Rev. ANpREw SwARrz, Of tho
Eyangslieal Association win preach
in the Presbyterian Church, next
Sabbath at 1Oi o'clock, A. M no
preventing Providence.
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Avoid all travelling humbugs
but use a perfectly safe and relia.
able medicine the "Queen of all
Pain" 5eow.
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At st. Johns Episcopal Church.
ia this city, on Monday evening
last, Rt Rev, Bishop BEDELL ofiicia'
ting. tho rite Of confirmation was
administered to a number of per.
sons, citizens Of Lancaster, and o.
Logan.
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PURE BLOOD IMPORTED
Chester White Pigs for sale by
Harry Young & Co, Bremen, 0.
Apr. %, '08..lt.
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JACOB n1TE still remains 1t
SHAWKS CORNER, where be
keeps on band good sup
ply Of Goods for Mems sear, vsry
c cap. April lst, 1858, q.
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Oar worthy friend JOHN H.
Grows, was on the 18th nominated
by Coy. HAYES % tho position Of
Superintendent Of the State House
The nomination was by the Senate
referred tothc proper committee,
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WALL PAPER. "A Brenneman's
is not the "only House" where Wall
Paper is sold, but he does keep as
large and good an assortment as
any other house in Lancaster. and
sells as cheap as the cheapest. A
fresh stock just received all grades
from common to gilt. Go and see
his stock. 4-3w.
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THE nM MEssENGER OF HEALrH, !,

Edited at the Pennsylyania Institute ofMed'
icine, oontalna aparticle on Dyspepsia, chills
and Fever, and Kidney Affections, In which
the writer positively dsoIares that the whole
acIeucs ofMsdcine poss essesnc remedy for
the cure Of those dlseaser. that s half as efAca,
cious as Mlshler's Herb Bitters. he speaks
ftom experiences, having used them IN bis
practice for the pasttwo YEAR,, 70 the erclu-
sIon ofall other remedies, and without solita-
ry instanoeo Of failure.
Sold By All Druggists and Dealers.
DM g. b. HARTMAN 4 co., rroprie,orS,
LaxcAsIEa. Pa, and qAIc.so, ILtnoIs.
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JC, Smith has alarge number
Of hands engaged in pulling down
and clearing away the cid struc-
lures N. W. corner Columbus and
Main streets, preparatory to the
erection Of a building more worthy
Of tho increasing Importance Of
that intersection Of streets.
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Apl O., '68.2w.
Queensware Store---New Ar
ron1ameut

sTBwART &soN, Wholesale and Retail deal
ersin crockery and Queensware, Green's Block
Mainstreet, have just opened the most com
pletestock OF ofoueensware ever offered for sale
in this community and at greatly reduced
prices. GLA Is WARE Of every style, TEA
sETTs Of elegant new designs, LAMPS ant
SHADES of all sizes, shapes and pices, Ia
BILE CUTLERY, COAL OIL, &c. tApr. e-sm.
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If the Queen ofall Pain docs not
give entire satisfaction your money
shall be refunded. 5eow.
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All who are Threatened

With premature gray hair and badness will
appreciate the advantages derived from the
use ofmBarrett's Hair Restorative"
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We have communications on
hard the publication Of which il
necessarily deferred.
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q b. b :
ca q. R. R.-P PnoMoTIoN, Mr..
VIM. Goss, q deserving employee Of
the above road, we are pleased to
learn, has been promoted to the
Conductorship ofa passenger train
Mr..A. s. Bushee, who almost
from the beginning Of the Roads op-
GRAFTON, has acccptably served the
Company in various positions, has
just been placed in charge Of the
Depot and Freight Agency at Cir
clevilie. Ho will prove himself
adequate totho duties Of his cnlarg'
cd sphereiof operations.
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Thursday, April 23, 1868.
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A ysIGNEE,s NOTICE OF AP.
n CONTINENT. inthe District couri
Of the United states for the Southern District
ofOlio; ln tho matter Of James NJ. Pratt
Bankrupt; 10 Bankruptcy.
To whom u may conrefn: The undsrslgned
John r. Aumaugb, hereby Gws notice of hl,
appointment as Assignee Oft e Estate Of Jarnei
N Pratt Of Lancaster, in the Comfy Of PAR.
the Sd day Of N arch a. D. 1873. adju 11ed Bank.
rupt, upon his own Petition. by the sad Ds.
trict Court for said District.
Dated a. Lancaster. the 9Th d1y Of April, A. D.
1868. JOHN r NUMAUGH, Assignee.
Morton z. Brace, AIRY for Petitioner.
Apnls. lsde.-3w
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IIeystone,s Minstrels.

CRY HALL, To,MoRnow NlcHT.-
This newly-organized troupe make
their debut before a Lancaster au.
dicnoe tomorrow night. Those
who have been present at some o.
their rehearsals, are lavish in praise
Of their performances. We advise
every body to turn out and hear
them. .s.
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LANCASTER, OHIO:
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MARRIED.

sanss r .ssahbsry. Aftytor Petitioner.
April 9, lses-sy. go
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ulBut--aii phio.
BEERY--GRIswoLD 2"
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Goodspeedas Golden Pens!

Celebrated for their Flexibility, Durability,
SmOothness of Execution anti Corrosiveness,
Economy and General Adaptation to the Wants
of all Writers, Superior to Steel Pens. and adj
mitted by oil who have used them to be The Pens
that invariably give Satisfaction.
Every person who would write easily, rapidly
and well, are respectfully requested to Try tho
Golden Pens
They are put up In neat slide boxes, each box
containing IL Pens. Price 25 cents bor. No.
for generM use suited to all kinds OF Business
Writing. No. Extra Fine Points; for Ladies',
Schools and Choice Penmanship. .r'If
TRAVELLING AGENTS wanted everywhere to
sell these Pens; also Booksellers, Staioners, and
Merchants generally. One box assorted samples
sent by mail post paid, for 25 cents. Price list 10
Agents furnished on application. Liberal dis
count to the trade.
The Golden Pens will last from to times
longer than the best Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens in the market.
J. II. C0BURN, 1876 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio Sole Agent for the West and South.
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70 Keeping Hams.

Farmers families are often troubled
about how to keep hams in the summer
time We have tried a good many
ways, and have always failed to keer
them nicely. The smoke house, though
all hidden away ID among the apple
trees that lay their 1.-THE limbs lovingly
over, above, and around it, is still too
warm the wide, roomy cellar too
damp, and the shop, though cool and
airy, being the large third story of the
cold house, "'S too light.
Last spriug,in very desperation, l
sliced as for frying, scalded, and pack
cd in jars, and poured melted lard over
ablThis is good way of keeping, bnt
itigtronblesome, uDless one has only a
small quantity to look after. neo, d a'ga
Then, ip the beautiful summer time,
when we should eat cool crisp, tender
things from the garden, butter with the
dewy drops all over it, cream, sweet
and delicious custards, fruits, jellies,
curds, and white bread, il is not q very
appetising job to gdt ham ready for the
table that is covered with grease. 1t
gives 0 favor and a feel of grease to
all The poetry that the regal summer,
crowned with flowers, brings to us,
Bat, with ap my woihan's way of tell.
ing a story, am really coming to the
point flF fIH--p .If|.t
A good neighbor, who knows all
about It, tells me that he always packs
hams in the early spring time, before
flies come, n a box, with all the inter-
stices between the hams filed up with
some coarse, dry salt that he has used
for many years for the epme purpose
salt that came outOf fish barrels. He
washed and dried il thoroughly first.
Hokeeps the box in bis barn in cool,
airy place. '.'' 30 ''-'' :.'- 'N r.
--Eamay Chronicle. ,.a-g ,.,a,a ...
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BOOK CANvAsBERs WANTED.
EOR NEW 'FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH b.
Il Bile. For terms, address A. BRAINARD,
Hartford, CT,
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Making Sell.


we make soil when We ditch il. Be-
fore, II was wet and unreclaimed, tit
only for water grasses-aud IN many
cases not even these. Now, it is land
YouiOok upen'It, and You think it al
most miracles and indeed, a miracle
tits in farming, such as we want to see
moro Of This is the farmers praise,
that bo has reclaimed useless soil II
is better than TO make new soil, as IL is
done 10 sandy districts accessible to
geod markets II relieves your land
Of acesppool, where it is swampy, and
removes o danger TO cattle An eye
sore is also removed, and you can now
go about yourfarm. II is dry--it is
land-it Is healthy, II viii last; but
this only when you make your ditch
well, If covered If open, you need not
keep 1t clear-but cover, that is the
beauty and the benefit Of the thing.
If all our land was underlaid with MI
perous bitches, laid deep, what world
II would be !--what an increase Of the
arabic quantity Of land land what
wonderful increase Of its productive.
Hess!--Creof Rural World.
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION L-..

-Four Magnidcently Illustrated Medical
Books, containing Important Physlologi ical In
formation for Men and Women sent free on re-
ceipt Of 25 cts, by addressing DR.. JoHN VASDER-
PooI., no. 80 Clinton Place. N. Y City.
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cgThls Is no Humbug Lottery Gin Enterprise,
or sale Of cheap Jswelry, but fair square sale Of
Ilnrahnnmnh Ennha -
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WANTED. AGENTS, :'s S.s's e :2Oo ::s1t'

where, male and female, TO Introduce the GEN
UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This mach Inc will stitch,
hem, fell tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and cm-
brolder In most superior manner. Price only
8is Fully warranted for Ave years. We will
paS $1,000 for any machine that will sew 4
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam
than ours, II makes the 'Elastc Lock Stitch, I"
Every second stitch can be cut and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing II. We
pay Agents from STb TO $500 per month and ex-
penses, or commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address sECOMB &eO,
PITTSBURGH Pa, or BOSTON, MASS.
CmmslOm.--Do net DO AAbbskA nhbn iby
othcr parties palming Ell wbfthl sgta -llon ma.
clinesi under the same name or otherwise. Ours
ls tho Oaly genuine aud really practical elOap
machine manufactured. ''f'i tuaIiiW
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VI DI7E'D TVI' VVN NEW VIINVUIAAN
We have also made arrangements with tho
GREAT ORIENTAL TEA CO..
of Boston, 50 that we can furnish our customers
WITH OTHER GOODS and the lr full line of TEAS
at precisely the same terms TO Agents a. though
dealing directly with the company, thus giving
an opportunity Of selecting from tho various
grades any quality they may desire. We also paw
agents the same commissions as allowed by the
Company. Blank form Of order, with priee-list,
and THE TEA CUP, sent TO any address.
PARKER a. CO,
Nos, 06 X 200 Summer St.. BOstOn.
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sleepIess Nights.

AS remedy to soothe all nervous excitement,
and in Its truest sense, ne,rine, there is, per.
haps no medlciue extant which is received with
so much favor as Robac ks Stomach Biuefs a
wine glass full on going to bed Is all that is re.
quired to produce sound and healthful sleep
...-.r f..... SOLnBY r.ra .f.s.t ..
DIR, 0. c. MILLER, Jackso on, Ohio.