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Allegheny Live Stock Market.
- PITTSBURGH, December %,

| PITTSBURGH, December y.
i CATTLE--The supply on the market
was small. This, however, was to be
expected. The number offered did not
exceed 500 head, a large portion being
of an inferior description, and, while
prime fat heifers and steers sold readily
at full prices, rough steers and oxen, and
old cows and stays, of which there was
an abundant supply, ruled very dull, and
we presume a considerable number of
this kind would be left over unsold.
Prices. as will be seen by reference to
report of sales, ranged from 7a71c for
good to prime, and extra may be quoted
at SasIc Medium butchers stock may
be quoted at 6a61c, and stockers at 4a5t
according to quality and condition.
Some Of the drovers report this as be
ing the hardest Christmas market they
had experienced for some years.
SHEEP-The supply of sheep was
considerably larger than last week, reach
ing about $500 head, and with no Eas-
tern buyers and very light demand
from butchers, the market ruled exceed
ingly dull, and, compared with last week
prices were lower, ranging from 95c to
2 25 per head, according to quality
HOGS-The hog market was very
stiff, and with considerable inquiry and
very light supply, prices compared with
last week, have advanced from 4a3c per
pound. We now quote, in a retail way,
at S4al0c, as to quality and condition.
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'lYrom tho Marietta Register, December a. ]
Horrible Death.

-Four miles northeast of Coal Run
Villzge, Esq, Jewett, from near McCon-
melville, has been running portable
.saxmill, owned by him, on tributary
sof Big Run & oH d8&8 @s1
Saturday morning, LIE Roy Van Pher-
son, MraJewett's step-son, astarted the
mill. The first log was sawed and the
pinion wheel reversed to bring the car
rage into position for another log, when
from the worn condition of the pinion
wheel cogs the carriage refused to start,
To make the gearing work, lie Roy
jumped on. the carriage in front of the
saw, placing his hands against the ROOT
to give additional weight. The carriage
being very icy, he slipped and fell back
ward, bringing his foot against the saw
tearing the boot sole completely off, and
splitting the foot and ankle up into the
leg boie land as he,fellt the saw entered
his hack near the spinal column, reach,
ing entirely through his body, and tear
ina out 1 large amount Of his bowels. 2
Dr. IA. S. Clark, of Beverly, was soor
in attendance, but no human remedy
could. save him. He died at 8 p. NJ.
was90years of age, and had been mar
RED justsix weeks. ei . H.W. NJ. 9
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW lORH, DcC. IL.
Receipts of the weeks: 6O42 beeves
1922 sheep and lambs; 2S,027 hogs,
BEEVES-The market was fairly &C
tive and irm- To-day the offerings
were fair, being 354 head at Tooth street
1912 at Communipaw, and 1880 at Hud
son City. Trade was tolerably active
and prices we're without change of nom.
ent; extra, Is OOa20 90: prime, II ooa
II SO; fair to good, Is 50al6 so; ordin-
ary, 13 GOALS 60; inferior, 10 00a II CO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--From the
date Of the last report up to the close OF
the week the srrivals have been moderate
and the demand active chiefly for good
stock. The market is dull and extreme
ly light with fair arrivals prices not SO
firm as last Monday extra Sas4 &c; prime
TAI ac; common to good 5ia6ic, inferior
44!a4a.
SWINE-Fair degree of activity last
week but considerable irregularity in
prices. Arrivals moderate and prices
ranged from SIC to 81 on Saturday and
from S3c to 81 to day. With the arrival
of 19t car loads at 10th street and 4555
head at Communipaw, the market though
a shade higher was extremely dull and
heavy: corn fed sIc; fair to good %
light to common 9sa91c. 81. .-.. O.. =,
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Cincinnati Market.
SATURDAY, Dec. &c, lSt

CINCINNATI, Dec. a.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT--Dull att Is.
CORN-Steady at 66a67c for car.
OATS-At 62a68c. =
BARLEY-Ind demand at l 20a2 Is.
COTTON-Dull at 233c
WHISKY-Firm at 90. .
HOGS-Dull and nominal; packer!
not buying and drovers asking 900a9 Il
for live and II 00a11 Is for dressed. Re
ceipts $500.
MESS PORK-Can be bought at 27
55a2S00.
BULK MEATs-At lie, 1aic anc
14ac.
LARD-At 17ia1sc, but there is ne
demand.
GREEN MEATs-Dull and lower
hams, lac.
BUTTER-Steady at S6a40c.
CHEESE-Higher; Western Reserve
171a1sc; factory, 19a20c.
OILS-Linseed oil, l 90. Petroleum
29a3Oc for refined. Lard oil firm q
l 80.
GOLD-At At 134i buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at 5a1 10 discount
buying.
MONEY-Market continues close.
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Markets.

THURSDAY, UecemDer "a.
APPLES-Supply good; prices range
from 8 90 to 400 per barrel.
BEANS-White soup,2 80 and in
good demand.
BUTTER-Scarce at 35c for choice;
common roll dull at 25a30c.
BEESWAX-In good demand at 35o.
COFFEE-Rio, fair to good 22a26c;
Hummel's essence 2 95; Felix's extract
2 25.
CANDLES-City mould tallow l5tc;
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARN-Stan6ard 42ic,
Cotton Batting 25a55c; Candle Wick
45c.
CARBON OIL-3Oc, and no charge
for barrel
'CHEESE-Sales Of Western Reserve
at lie per pound, Factory at l9c, Goshen
at l9c.
EGGS-Iu good demand at 30c.
FLOUR--Market dull;supsrfne 8 OOa
Z 90 red wheat family 8 0OaS 20 fancy
9 00a1O SOL
FEATHERS-In demand at S5c.
GRAIN-Prices for No. 1 red, wheat
/ 5Oa16O: No. l white, l Seal 80. Corn
65a75c; buying; 10al5c higher from
store. Oats, 60a65c. Rye, l 25al 30.
Barley. l Goa l 65.
HAY-Loose timothy sells at 20 90
to rs 90 for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in tierces 18c; kegs 1910.
OILS-Lard Oil at 60.
MOLASSES-Choice New Orleans at
Soc; Porto Rico 7oc; Baltimore syrup 75a
S5c; New York do 65a70c. - s
PROYISIONS--Mess Pork at 26 IS;
stock old meats entirely exhausted; no
new meats ready for market.
POTATOES--Sales at l GOAL rs rer
bushel. /:
RICE-Rangoon 1Oc; Carolina 104c.
SUGAR Porto Rico at 13al4tc; Gu
ba12sc; refined crushed lie; A coffee 1Ge
G do 15ac; g extra do 15!c. G do l5c; {
do yellow l4Rc.
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: OBITUARY.

vI.alsrA, wife Of S. c. Roach, diee
with the Consumption, Dec 1a, 'lS6s
.sesd 20 years 10 months and 4days. In
TERED in Mound Cemetery, Marietta
Ohio. s:ars esss4als raflseA = fsissE1
She departed this life With the assur.
anee Of being united With the Saints o
Heaven s1es OF . ts anIs.s.flea .ssael
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO December "a.


FLOUR-Very dull, unsettled and ir-
regular at 8 3la7 12k' for low grades to
choice spring extras.
WIIEAT-Infair demand; /; No 2open-
ed at I 10a1 l0I; Nc. l closed at L II
sales No. 2 this afternoon at~1 III.
/ CORNIQuiet and unsettled; sales Of
old No. at 65c; old No. 2 in active de-
mand and nominal; new shelled opened
quiet at 46tc advanced to 4S!c; subse.
quently. declined and closed at 46c; kiln
dried No.2 firrner and 2a3c higher sales
at 55a5Sc; nothing doing this afternoon
OATS-Active and fir1ner sales No
2 at 454a46c, closing at Acc.
RYE-In good demand and 5a51t
higher; sales No. l at l 12a1 Is; No.
at | 10tal -; closing firm at l 15al Isl
| e]BARI.EY-stsady;;' sale. No. |. I'll
47als 60.sss ss, - 1ss'ts tSsss ss-sf.Jz
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=; A.& j. Trounstine & Co. vs. Ander
son. Judgment by default for SS4 So.
Richardson, Northman & Co. vs.. An
dcrson & Walton. Judgment by defaul,
for $50 90. ar s-E'-a 2.
Richardson, Northman & Co. vs.. An.
derson. Judgment by default for 227
Gsne vs.. Cisne. Judgment by con-
fession for 223 SO.
Bruce VS.. Bruce. Divorce granted.
Armstrong vs.. Lisle and Others. Re-
ferred to ]. P. Spriggs, Esq.
Meyer VS.. Meyer. Decree quieting
plaintiffs title
Hutton VS.. Gibbons and others. Judg-
ment by default for 119 So, and decree
for sale of land. ..,... -,
Ohio vs.. Homer W. Gibbons. In1ict-
ment for poisoning colt; verdict guilty )
sentenced to one year in the Penitentia
ry, and to pay costs. : -
Hutton US. Gibbons. Judgment by
default for LOT 55.
Sec'y Woodsfield Oil Co. VS.. Neal
Judgment by default for 227 l3.' q
Mitchell vs.. Daily. Dismissed at
plaintiffs costs. -.-.-< .-.....r
E. Schumacher vs.. J. Schumacher.
Divorce; dismissed. at defendants costs.
Hake VS.. Wagner. Dismissed.
Evans VS.. Taylor. Error; judgment
of Justice reversed.
Hoeffler and others VS.. Stoehr, Schenck
and others. Referred to w. F. Hunter,
Jr.
Bottenfeld- VS.. Daily. Dismissed at
plaintiffs $ costs. s.sEgaEE@.a
Noll VS.. Adamson. Present Master
Com. ordered toSmake deed. ..H
Stein Brothers vs. Mitchell e. Bottom
field. Conditional revivor of judgment.
Hyde vs. Mitchell. Conditional revi
vor Of Judgment. ~ r
Slothrower, Matthews & Co. VS.. Mitch
ell: Conditional revivor of judgment
Smith vs. Markey. Conditional revi-
vor of Judgment. -, .. st..
Joy vs.. Trustees of Benton TIP. Err,
ror judgment of Justice reversed.
Ohiovs James Doss. Indictment for
grand larceny, lhorse stealing j plea of
not guilty withdrawn, and plea of "guil-
ty" entered !, sentenced to Eve years. in
the. Penitentiary, and to pay costs of
suit. Amos for defendant. ,r
Ohio vs. Homer w. Gibbons. Indict-
ment for poisoning colt; motion for new
trial overruled; motion in arrest of
judgment overruled; ruling excepted to
by defendants counsel Hunter & Spriggs
for State; Morris & Mechem for defend
ant.
All other causes, motions and orders
continued.
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Tn WHEELING DAILY REeIsrER:-
This paper is one Of the most popular
idailies published Westof themountains
For spicy editorials and variety of news
it HIS no superior. Besides. it is the
cheapest being only 81 so per year
while the Columbus and Cincinnati dai.
lies are sS and $40 per year And its
the only daily paper received at this Of
flee the day Of publication.
Address LEWIS BAKER & Co., Wheel
.ing, West Va. -
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NEw PIKE.-The Commissioners Of
Noble County. have authorized the con-
struction of a macadamized road from
the county line between Millwood and
:Spencer's Station to Sumnlerfeld, Wis
Williamsburg. A committee was ap,
pointed to assess the property along the
road. Henry Miller was appointed en-
gineer Of the improy cement BarsesviHe
Enterprise.
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GOES COUCH BaLsaM

This long triei aud popular Remedy is
again called 10 the attention VI the public.
As often a. the year. rolls around, the pre-.
prietors annually make their bow to the pee
pie, and remind them that amongst the
many things required fer the health, CON-
fort and sustenanos of the family through
the long and tedious months ef.wintsr, Cos's
Cough Balsam should not ~ forgotten. FOR
years II has been household iuIediOiue-- and
mothers anxious for the safety Of their Shil
drsn, and all vino suffer FROM any disease OF
the throat, chest and lungs. cannot afford to
bs without II. In addition 10 the ordinary
four ounce 40 long in the mar kst, We now
furnish our mammoth family ,sizs bottles,
which will, In common with the other slze.
be found at all Drug Stores.
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{ From Lester Serson, Of Niiwauk.r.1

From Lester Serlon, Of Iilwaukse.1
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Jan "a, 1868.
Aessrs. C. g. CLARK i Co., New Haven, CT.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys.
pepsia Cure, and 1t has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as remedy. have NO hssita.
ton in saying that We have received GREAT
BRNEPIT from its use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
"a Great Blessing"
From Rep LF Ward, Avon, Lorain Co., O.
Messrs. SfRess 4 ARMSTRONG, Druggists,
Cleveland, o. ~"
GxSrLsHsx: It gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from .hs MSS Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. sh.
has been for nun Der Of years greatly treub
led with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violsn,
paroxysmss NJ constipation, which so prostra
ted her that she was all the while, for months
unable to deany' thing. She took, at youl
Instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de.
rived GRRAT BENRFIT FROM IT, and Is now
comparatively well. She regards this msdi-
cine as great blessing. Truly ysurs,
Jan IS, 1868. LIZ WARD.
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WIN also BE- found invaluable in all cases Of
Diarrhoa, pysentery. Colo, Summer Com
plants. Gripping, and in iaot every disordered
condition Of the stomach.
Sold BY Druggists in city or country every.
whore At 81 per bottle, or By application to
C. C. CLARK d CO.,
jffIir Sole FroFfieOrs, New Haven, CT,
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kEJoHH Doss, confined in our jail for
stsaling q horse, the property Of --
MlILrR, residing near Beallsville, this
county, VAS arraigned on Wednesday,
the 23d inst, and plead guilty" Sem
fenced to the Penitentiary for term Of
Ave years. s. -. ;s .sgziia
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. "A.
CATTLE.
The offerings to-day amount to about
one thousand head. The market is dull,
but no change in prices.
SHEEP.
The markets. well supplied, but chief
lywith common and inferior sheep, for
which there is scarcely any demand,
while good and extra are selling readily
at four to five and a half cents per pound
gross. 49,
HOGS.
The supply of hogs is light and the
demand only moderate, tbut they are
held firmly at twelve to thirteen cents
per pound, net.
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Gen. Early,in a letter to the Richmond
Dispatch, states that there is no truth in
the statement made by Mr.. Pollard, that
Gen. Stenewal Jackson once recommen
ded night attack to be made by assail
ants stripped naked and armed with
bowie knives.
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rHoxER W. GIBBONS, confined in
Jail on . charge of poisoning a horse
colt, the property of JOHN FoRQUEn, OF
Adams Township, was, on Wednesday,
The 23d inst, sentenced to the Peniten-
tisry for term of zone year. ~ -
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The Erie Railroad has leased the At
lantic and Great Western Railroad for
twelve years, paying.a rent of thirty per
cent. Of the gross earnings Of the Allan
TIC and Great Western per annum, or a
minimum Of SS00,000.
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DIR BurtOn's -
T O B AC CO A N T i ID O r e

r O b AC CO A N T I d o r e
w TOBACCO. 1t is entirely Vegetable and
harmless. IT ruRIfIEs AND KSlcHBs TIE BLoor,
invigorates the system, possesses great nour-
ishing and strengthening power, 10 an excel
lent appetizer, enables the stomach to digest
the heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, and
establishes robust health. sMoKERs AND CHEW
sRs roRsIxry YEARS ousED. Price, Fifty Cents,
post free. A treatise on the Injurious effects
of Tobacco, with lists Of references. testimo.
malls, &c., sent free. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress DR.. T. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City, NJ
Sold BY all Druggists. dsslWis.
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Druggists.

Any druggist In the country will tell you,
If you take the trouble to enquire. thst
every one tha. buys bottle Of Goes Dys-
pepsia Cprs.from Ithsm. speaks in the most
unqualified praise Of its great medicinal vir-
tues.
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,tvAcArlos.-The Professor of the I'm
ion School has granted the beys and girls
& holiday vacation to Monday, jan
nary
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, Dec. 81.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS

w ESIElsN olOCh IdhDS.
The receipts at these yards since Thurs
day, the 18th inst, from all sources,
have been 162 Cattle, 900 Sheep, and A.
$50 Hogs. The receipts for Beef Cattle,
have been heavy during the week. and
market dull. Buyers bought sparingly.
At the close there was few left over
unsold. We quote the range as follows
Common grades Shade, medium a Aa5c,
prime 5ta6c, extra 6a64c, extra shipping
65a74c,. The market for Sheep has
ruled dull for common grades but on
good, prices are firm at our previous
quotations : Common grades 21a3c prime
4a41c, extra SC, and one extra lot sold
at &c. The supply of Hogs is light and
in good demand. At the latter prat OF
the week an advance of SOC per hundred
was established on heavy. At the close
the market ruled firm at the advance
We quote light at SaS4c, prime 94a93c
A few extra would bring 1Oc, gross.
ssrs covINGToN YARDS.
The arrivals of Stock for the week end
ing December 81, were as follows Cat
tie 1903, Sheep 1899, Hogs 2,2S6, Of
which 405s Cattle and 396 Sheep were
shipped through to other markets. Cat
tile have been dull during the past week
with sales of best butchers stuff at 64s
&c, second quality 5Aa6c, third quality
4a5c. About l50 head were left oyel
Monday morning. Sheep dull, Will
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sales at &c for l4ol h. averages ordinary
to good butchers sheep 3a54c Hogs
we're moderately active at 8 50a9 10 for
the best quality. Weights of $50 to $50
lbs we quote ct Gao 25,light weights s 80
as Is. But few left over.
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Notice..

MY stsp-sot, George straub, having left my
M homo for parts unknown, hereby warn
all persons mot to credit him on my accoun,
a. will pay no debt Of his contracting.
G0TLKlB MYERS.
psesmbsr is, lsSs,xI
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lEOur thanks are due Clerk VII
cars for the proceedings Of the late
Term Of the Court of Common Pleas,
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Gergymen.

The Rev. Isaac AIKEN. Of Allegheny, tes
titles that II has cured him, after all other
remedies had failed.
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IEA Happy 'New-rYear' toene
md ell.
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EgCourt adjourned on Wednesday,
the a3d inst.
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WhOoping Cough.

The to estimeny Of all who have used II fer
this tsrrihis disease during the last ten ears
5, that II inv sIittly relieves and cures It,
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For Group.

The Balssm will be found invaluabls, ard
may always be relied. upon in the most ex.
trems oasSs. .e.
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Keep yonr thfost wet With tho baisam-.
taking little snd oftsn-aad ysa WIN very
soon andfsl.sf.
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rnoM nos. ono. v. wpopvAsn.

oAisf Justice of The Supreme Court Of psnnsyixriN
PHiLApRLrHIA, March ld lsdk
ffAd abefaads Gernan Batvs 10 - ~ sr<sss.
esaf~0 bessre1e, ba good owic sss in diss desv
~ di0cshss orgass. aud ef srsat benefit ~ esso q
1se3fH end WsNt ~ asryoss aoeios, q ~ suse~.-
Gro y. aooDRxRs.
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Send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR.
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In Short
The people know the article, and II needs NO
comment from us. 1t Is for sale by every
Druggist and Dealer In Medicines In the
United States.
Tho c. q. CLARK Co.,
sols FEopriss0rs, New Havss, C.
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aooaand,. German Hiitars

D sntirely vegetable, and contains ps
4quor. u r. q compound Or Fluid Xxx
nom which these extracfs arc made
a 5i ;ii {; ;.::;:s$ ss;$:;s; ::;s
. scfe ntf ne chemfst. Thosa
extracts arc then Forwarded 20 thf1
country 20 be used expressly for ute.
no alcoholic substance ofany kind usc&
In eompounding the Filters, hence h II
the only BittefS that can be used 81
eases Where aleQholAc stimnlAAts ssS
not aavieables
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House aAd lot in Woodsfeld.l Enquire
of J. B. NoLL. Dec. 20, 3w.
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Readl Rsadl! Read "

Readl Rsadl! Read VI
THE ATTENTION or THE PsopLR
IscALLEp TO TaR
WORLDS GREAT REMEDY,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This preparation Is pronounced by Dyspsp.
tics as the, only known remedy hat Twill sure
ly cure that aggravsting and fatal mslady.-
For years It swept on its fearful tide carry
ing before 1t TO an untimsly grave, its mill.
ions Of sufferers.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure has Come 10 the
Rescue.
Indtge'tion, Dyspepsia, .Sich Hsaaaeks,
Sosrness or Acidity of Stomach,
Risiag Of Food, Fatsleaey,
Lassitxde, Reoriaeu,
finally fermina-
ting IN Death.
Are ~ surely cured BY this potent remedy,
as the patient takes it. Although bat I've
years before the people, what Is the verdict
Of the massssi Asar what LESTER Sexton. Of
Milwaukee. Says
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TWICE THE AMOUNT

In any other way,
EThe best Of Boston land New York ref
erences given as to the reliability OF our
house, and that our business Is conducted in
the fairest and most legitimate manner posi-.
BILE, and that we give greater value FOR the
money than can be obtained in any other way.
All Goods damaged OrsbrOken
in transportation replaced without charge.
@Checks describing articles sold sent to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guaranty every article to cost less than
II bought at any Boston or New York whole
sale House.