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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-01-08
FINDLAY MARKETS.
JEFFERSONIAN OFFICE,
fHha f-.sslnN- Inannaux~ = lA4Nl

Ihursday, January 5, 1873. J
Business during the past week has been mod
erately active. The Dry Goods trade has beeI
rather dull. The Provision market continue
firm with an upward tendency. Pork is sill
ON the wing and soaring, and We note n furthe
advance in prices which have reached the al
most unprecedented hight of sIl - per hundreS
for dressed. The trade in this county has abou
closed for the reason that the stock is exhaust
cd, only "A stray porker now and then comm!
i'm. These ara eagerly snapped up withou
much regard TO quality or price.
The following are the quotations for the pres
ent, as aseertained from leading business men
APPLES-Green are IN gppd demand at 5ala
Tj.. Urie.i Ia good drnand at 7eIs q. & u.
BUTTER-Supply Is moderate and demand
g,tld. Fair at -, medium a. and extra &c.
BEESW Akin good demand at 2l(a;Sc.
BEA NS-In fair demand at Il 'sl.L2 ~.
EtiGS-In good demand at ac. 4 dozen.
GKAIN-Mhcst in fair demand AT 81 SOD
| GO per bllsiel. though we notice Il Slight lie.
cline i'm the Chicago market. Corn in good de
nand at 45tI:sc. Oats i'll fair demand at is,d
ICc Rye-none in market. Buckwheat il
fair demand at zoe per busllel.
LARD-In good demand at l09l2e per ID.
with an upward tendency,
PUrAlOES-ln gpOd demand at 60it zjc pei
PORI<-iFhe market still continues excitet
ami tine demand good, though there * but iittlt
doing, as the stock Is about exhausted. We
quote live at y j0,uS 80 and dressed hogs al
sIU Jasll - = hundred. The stock appears tG
b. about exhausted, but very little cOInlhg into
market.
RAGS-From 2@3c. according to quality.
SALT-We quote salt at - W per barrel,
St.El'SSBgt little doing. 4 priNe article o
FlaXseed Will bring - ~ per bTeliel.
sioaI-C Country IN good demand, 69s per lb
rALI.uM-Go0ai demand al sc.
P0i'ITRY-In good demand. Turkeys anu
nncKs, l0al2l9 Geese, 7c.; Chickens, &c.
HIDES-Green, Sc; Dry, lUc.; Sheep Pelts, 2
@I5 cents according lo quality.
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The Reason Why.

The Reason Why.
Some of the reasons why DIR. Ro.
backs Blood Pills should be kept in
every family are,
Because they can be employed in
all cases where "family physic'' is
required, and are perfectly safe in
their administration at all times.
Because /! they act promptly in re-
moving all distractions from the
bowels, aifording immediate relief in
cholic or other pains.
Because ! they are a Liver Pill,
acting directly on the spleen and
liver, removing the bile and assisting
digestion. ... --r
Because! in taking them they do
not interfere with the regular avoca-
tiOn of the patient, or leave the
bowels constipated.
Because. they are made both with
and without sugar coating, thus
adapting them to the use of every
body.
Because : they being purely vege-
table are perfectly harmless, and can
be taken by children or adults ut all
stages or periods OF life,
because they are especially adapt
ell to the use of persons of sedentary
habits, and to the use OF females
about to become mothers.
Because they are what their name
Indicates, Blood Pill, searching out
diseases OF the blood, leaving the
system in the full vigor of health.
Because! they are perfectly gentle
in their operation, causing no gripping,
and are safer, surer, and every way
better purgative pill than has ever
before been offered to the public.
Because! when followed in their
use by Roback's Stomach Bitters,
they cure the very worst cases OF
dyspepsia.
Because! they can be purchased at
any drug store at the extremely low
price of twenty five cents per box.
Frey IL Ettinger sole agents, Find
lay, o.
janlml.
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MARRIED.

FELLERS-BAKER-At the residence of tn,
brides parents, AT Fremont, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1855
ily ReY. ii. Lang, Mr.. j. &. FelIers and Mis-.
Rachel Baker, both of Findiay, Ohio.
GREEk-COI.E-On On the afternoon of Thurs
day, Dec. 3lst, at the residence OF VIM. Cole
ESD, by Rev. &. >. Evans, OF Mt. blanchard
Mr., Jacob Greek and Mis- Sarah v. Cole, all %
Wyandotte county, Ohio.
WEIGEI-COLE-On the evening of Jan. LIST
New Years day at the residence of the BRIDE
parents, by Rev. G. ;. Evans, Mr.. Pharis Wei
gel and Miss Mary NJ. Cole, all Of Wyandott,
county, Ohio.
HUNTER-GR Sabbath afternoon
Jan. 81, at the residence of George Greek, Esq
by Rev. {. :. Evans, Mr.. Albert Hunter and
Miss Mary Greek, all of WyandOtte county, o
ROSENBURG-MI -MILLER-On Thursday, Dec
81, 1865, by Il. Il. Dunn, Esq, Gust avus a. Ros
enburg and Alvaretta Miller, both OF Findlay
Ohio.
ER-ENIERSON-Dec 2Sth, 1863
by the Rev VIM. Young. at the residence O
Mr. John Fletcher, in Portage township, Mr.
William Renninger and Miss Sarah L. Emer
son.
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Our Commissions to Aoents

ENceed those OF every other establishment
~, r;, pro2I OF tins can be found in COM
lsiFiiiS onr premiums with those of others FOB
I'll IL Ot' THE SAME SIZE in asf,iifion to
which we claim To give better goods OF The
same character.
| Ue tcW SeSi,i 10 iQenfs y,,ee Of Cgorts
kOIs Is CLl Is Oh ID AND THREE DOL
M; ~ isH-une % The following articles: doz
SoO0 linen shirt Fronts. Fine whit. C,or,,f..-.
pane, large size. l elegant Raimor,I Sim
~ yards brown or bleached Sheeting. en,.I
SaId Wide elegant l0O-Picture Mo-
ISiereSeope and Il Foreign Views 4 Sii,ar
i't.,se,i engraved bottle Castor. I eIs-ssnf
lt-;tlhered edge and sla.isltl Sie,.I ,'9.
hhiic and Fork, very best qaalify fvors, h',s
p.,T,u ,.,I I''nIle handsome beaded and lined
IsHdsoi - ytS- sood Print NerV fne Nm,
stSk IaDie Cover l Pr. iseSt qualify l. a,ii..,
serge congress Boots, 1tlOz fn.. Linen rTs,t-I
feaJi'.s Isosers tS'st silver Dessert Forks 1
i-''itS i IdfSc real Morocco Travelling ra,
Eniey dress pattern. = tlOz. elee,aI7t Si1Ia.
..IIi , eisr',ved Napkin Rirsss doz Ladies
mt Nierlno or Cotton Stockings 1,,.pfS' 6s.,,S,
Ct;rS'si ss,iid Gold isins / NJ TaJ;.ls I;sNS .sSe'NS
t-1Ililofs'! Boots, elegant Ds.iaine Drss p's ~
Tern. , Violin and bow, in box cuml,I,.te. ST
'T1MSiit>, pm, ear drops and sleeve buftnnS
ftis y tLt Il or 20 \ Nd FIVE pn1T VHS
Dii = or e"iofed Alpaeea Dress Pattern set
it;;iiilS one pair all wool blankets; en-
''NtI iNrf plated bottle reyolVins. ,,sf,,,-
pe''titiiul writing desk solid COLL s.rS 49,,
,2 - very me cashmere Tor pants and Yts;,
,Itn HvIy nl'inced handle Knives with silver
i'i'st,d ofkS; elegant Satin PafsSol b,.,x-ilI-
pei',ied and tined with six: / pr cents; c,if
b3otS 70 y,is good prints 30 y,ts Good brown ~,
Si'ertiiiS, yard Wide or 40 v,Is a III
Miut' stt~i quality; ladies elegant InorSc,,o
V,i.I@ n',; ! square wool shawl; / plain
~; 'eh ipi,!ln dress pasitera; "a yCS deubIe
M1Stn I e.oth ios ladies, Cloak elegant ens.rov
il P.;iiyd lea Pot ytis double width wa
Ter proof cloth for ciOakfn0 ' wa
, ,S,t ~. - y ~ Il or LOO AND TEN DOLIARS.
I,, ,,n nc o5 tiiioet Gre-ss pattern; DIT fine
.ttiii'lSk table cloths and napkins 10 nafcb
~ IN iie.fh ei.i boots; heavy si4er pl-
s.s,,,t I 81 ne lhtener; Very line all wool
S.u.h M ior iattIe's cloak web very best OualifV
Di' y or De,ci,e'i sheeting; az yts fine cssi-
sieiint english tart.st. dress t<,tfern bs.a,,
iliui s li;,Sh barge shawl set ivory balanced
i4th9iS KNIVES and forks; I ladies' or gel,fSs
81 ht.ttilS case watch Bartlett hand por-
.,.o.S s sewing machine; splendid family bibl,.
M s.eti snSii.EtnssS with record and photCg,r,.ph
l'rss1 @ = gus good hemp e.tipeting, good col
- ~ PI so'u ilarseileS quilts; good six bar
~ ,eNotEeri elegant fur uun and cape : sin
5le SaIFei shOt sun silver plated engraved &
,tLS ryN ing castor, cut glass bottles: very
ile N4niiii anu bow il ease. set ivory haIaI;-
I'D kuIyes and forks.
ratio.
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HEARTH AND HoMR.-A new lie
page paper published by Pettengill'
Bates & Co., 81 Park Row N. Y, the
first number of which is received
With this number commences a new
story entitled ''Under the Ice,' by
Mr.. J. T. Trowbridge. 1t is replete
with excellent reading from such au
thors as Bayard Taylor, Harriet Beech
er Stowe, j. T. TrOwbridge, Grace
|Greenwood and others. 1t has also a
fine corps of Agricultural contributors
The young folks are not neglected.
The Youths column is attractive and
instructive. Single copies, $500
Three copies for $1,000, or five copies
for 1880,
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N n1inn

IOliN KAIsIt and Rachael Karr OF Morris 70.
~ ia the state of Kansas. will take notice thai
Chus. W. Foster, ChaS. Foster, ChaS OlilStetl
fhliip d. Cstssies ami Ransom CrOcker pa rTners
omi m SSiec;i county, III the State Of Ohio, did, On
the 1duay OF December, \. u. iStS, file then
petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas within
ana Tor the county of Hancock. in said stat,
oi ONO, against the said John karr and Ia,
cilitel harr, deiendents, setting IoEth that thi
SAM John karr and Rachael karr gave q mort
gage 10 tile said faster, Oin>tt,i 4 Co. on-in-l0.
80; thlrty-two t,Sl anI thirty-three tS}l ia the
village Of Arczidiu, Hancock county Ohio "a
secure HE payment of Five hundred aud five
uoiiafs AMI forty-nine cents, praying that the
Siid Johh ana Rachael karr Inay lHiy said sum
now Claimed to b,. due, with Interest nIf,otInt-
ing 10 FIVE hundred ANA fUrty-six dollars and
twenly-elsht cents ts5l6 81 that said preIn-
~ may De sold to pay The same and the "a
John karr is notified lh.,t ht. is rtGuirt,I TO an
pear ana answer said petition On or hefle til.
third saturday after the nfih day of February
next. PETER Oh NSfi, NV ~
Dated December - 1858.
noSS5tl BY Risby * Jones, their Att'ys.
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WbittIesey,s Dyspepsis Cure

Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure-It
will cure Sick and Nervous Head
ache.--Hear what Geo. /. Vail, Esq
Produce Merchant, NOrwalk o..
saws OF it: 81 have used DR.. Whit
tlesey's Dyspepsia Cure for Head
ache-especially nervous headache
and for arrangement OF the stomael
proceeding from Indigestion, ani
take pleasure in recommending it te
the use of all who may be similarly
affected, believing that in the major
i.r Of cases they will derive spci
benefit as cannot pc derived iron
the use of any other tonic that pre-
tends to relieve like difficulties.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned being deSlrous 10 move on
l. West, offers his farm for sale, which lays -
miles east of Findlay, and y a mile north %
the blanchard river, between the Carey ant
Thin road. 1t contains ITO acres. all undr,
fence, "A acres under cultivation, the balanc,
first-rate timber land. and has fiTSI-TsIte dry
sandy soil. Good Buildings. and three never.
failing wells-one at the house and one in thC
.Etrn-yard -culy nine feet deep. y run passes
Through one orner of the place and past The
iEarnyard, which affords Stock water most oi
the year. soOd orchard al II5 Apple trees
and plenty of Peach, Cherry and Pear trees
Price, So per acre. MICHAEL. GI.AIINER
january ,, lS,S. mo :s,..;f
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Consumption Can BE Cmresa,

An eastern medical periodical gives an int r.
esting account OF the complete cure Of Mr..
Amos Staufier, Of MannT, Lancaster county. Pa.
OF hereditary Consumption. Iier parents aIs1i
several brothers and sisters died OF ti.S terrible
disease. Mrs- Stauiier was herself reduced Ia
mere skeleton; the pulse al l4l; her breath
ing painfully difficult; expeItofatiOns very eN-
cSsslNe; dlarrhsei worse than ciI onie; and h,.i
CONDITION so hopeless that, at "a conference 81
the OLD ana skilliut physicians she was pro-
nOuneed lncurahle. AT thiSSia%e OF tine ise;tst.
Dr. y H. Hartman, OF Millersvilie, lancaster
county, Pa, a physician Oi fourteen years
4Etss. Ibe patient soon experienced q pleas
ing, inNlgorating sensation throughout he5
system, ana, encouraged by her friends to con-
tinue under Dr. HartmanS treatment. she did
So, gradually improving under increased doses
accounting To her strengths, until she entirely
FeeoNeied. MIS- Stauifer Is still living, in the
fnli enjoyment OF perfect health. G. b. Herr.
fss4, President of the Lancaster County fPa.}
National Bank, sutstanliates The particulars OF
this most wonderful case.
Jan. S-eSN I'm ..r
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A S3S Gen. Gr ant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at ]. Cromley's. 2Stf
FINpLAY, O. Dec. 81, 1868.
JAMES HARSH

FINDLAY, O., Dec. 81, 1868.
We, the undersigned, take pleas
ure ia saying that we have thorough
ly tested the above Drum, invented
and patented by Mr.. John Adams
We are at present heating sixteen
rooms in the County Infirmary, with
five stoves, by means OF this lnven-
tiOn, and it gives most perfect salts
faction, economizins fuel, thereby
saving much expense.
JOHN COOPER,
ID. w. ENGEL,
--sr~Fs VIM. TAYLOR,
Commissioners OF Hancock Co.
w. MoREHART
t-tr M. KELLEY,
c. RENINGRR,
Inlirmary Directors.
T. GILBEIT,
Superintendent Infirmary.
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Those Overcoats.

Those Overcoats.
We noticed, few days since, the
large and complete stock Overcoats
at sold White Corner" We are in
formed that the stock has run so low
from the heavy demand made upon
It'll that they have been compelled to
recruit up again. We supposed the
stock would run them all winter, but
the people saw the bargains and
went for them. If this weather con
tinues they will be compelled to
bring on third supply.
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Sale Of REAL ES FATE in McCoMB

y pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Hancock county, Ohio win ont.r
ior sale at public auction, ON SATU RDAH. the
10Th day of JANUARY, lS5s, at On o'clock A.
NJ, at the door OF the COuTt HOuss. in Fin,fifV
IN said county, the following d.s,,riUesi real -,
tate situate lat said county, viz:
In-lot No. "a, in the village OF MeCOlnb, ap-
praised at S75 10
Terms OF Sale-one-thiri cash in hand or
day OF sale, One-third in six mont hs, and one
tiifI iIi one year thereafter. with interest from
day of sale, tO be secured tN uIori.st9,. on the
premises sold. SIMPSON HAEEIS
Admir- with the Will, annexed of Alnspran
Partlee, dec'd, It.l tsS1-fS
Whitley, HlacEhird 4 Harsh AttrVS
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The n. z. Fair at Wheeler's Hall.

We learn that the ladies of the
NJ. z. Church propose giving Fail
at Wheelsr's Hall, Wednesday even
ing, January Goth. The exercises
will consist of Vocal and Instrument
al Music, Tablesux, &c. There will
be q large variety of fancy articles
for sale. The ladies are at work,
and will make it q suecese.
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Thanks.
How thankful we ought to be ta
lhat man Who calls himself brother
in Christ, who is ever ready to give
|he rolling stone an extra push to
overthrow his fellow man-his broth
kr-and, per chance, should it be
khecked in its onward progress, and
ail to accomplish that whereunto he
had destined it, to follow on to give
h an extra momentum On the 9th
kr hand, how We should turn the cold
Shoulder to that man of the worlt
vhe raises up our depressed bodies
Ind pours on the oil of consolation
a words of cheer and assurances o
assistance, with an extra hand at tn
heel, until We succeed in regainin!
he top of the eminence from whicl
he former had tried to hurl us
low Oft are We lost in contemplation
Il the action Of our fellow man. an,
ed to exclaim, 80 God, show US GU
utyg" !. Z. GREEN.
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Table Cutlery,
Tor the very best Table Cutlery
call at RUTHRAUFF il Gears.
no3(tf
Table cutIerH
Reliable Information.

Reliable Information.
We are informed upon the best au-
thOrity that Mr. ]. S. Patterson is
closing cat his stclk of Dry Goods at
at very low prices to make room for
his Spring arrivals. Our friends in the
country would do we'll to make note
of this, and when they come to town,
stop with Mr.. Patterson and priee his
goods. His well-known character for
integrity and fair dealing is sufficient
guarantee that those who deal with
him will not be deceived either as to
quality or quantity of goods He is
selling very low, as We stated above,
In order to make room for Spring
Goods. Give him call and see 70
yourselves.
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Who is to Blame?

The public mind has been some.
what agitated over the report that
the identical 800 counterfeit bill,
which our county was compelled to
lose In the settlement with a late
Treasurer, Is again in circulation,
aad has found its way into the hands
Of another late county official, who
does not appear to relish the joke to
any great extent. We would reser-
entity ask, ss' follows, to-wit: Is this
the same 800 counterfeit bill p
Who put it into eifsplationa Why
Was it NOT destroyed ct the time the
county was compelled to lose 1T. IL
|>s istesdsd that this bill shall be KEEP
j ~Jsrepy Diddler' by which th'
~s Of Haaeoek county are tt
In, Sst of sloo semi-oeca
[;.n.,,., w. make no charges, bu
lst for information. Shall We nav
70 Any one who can en,,sh'eh ~
Ieoule on this subject shat have th'
kss Of our columns tor that I,urp'se
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Carpets-Don't pay the Hiob Prices !

NE NEW ENGLAND CARPET co. of
a igOstOhi Mass established nearly \ 01lar-
Ter OF q century ago. in their DrsSent Iocafion
-. IIiiiIS over ~, 1S, -, q, -, ST. 81 s. and 81
hanover street, have probably furnished more
nOuSTs with carpets than any ether house in
me country: In order To afford those al a dis
Iuee the advantages of their low prices, pro
PoSS 70 sent, ON the receipt OF the price ~
ytr's or upwards of their beautiful Cottage
o3tpetlng, al - cents per yar,i, with samples
oi Ten sorts, varying in price from . cents To
Ol any house. iS
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The HoIiday Exoitemert

Has not diminished the rush fol
Boots and Shoes at j. NJ. Neibline
e Cc's. The only reason we can
assign for this is that they sell No
| article so cheap tina. almost every
one goes after .he bargains they Of
fer. Constant arrivals, however,
fill up the shelves, and their stock is
as varied as ever. Then, they EN-.
Ploy firstclass workmen, who can
suit the most fastidious, both as to
price and quality.
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Disturbing a Religious Meeting.

Four young gentlemen IRON The
vicinity of Vanlue, whose names We,
for the present suppress, were arrest
ed on last Wednesday and brough!
before Esq. Dunn, charged with dis
turbing a religious meeting at Van.
lue on the evening Of the third inst
Not being ready for trial, the case
vas continued until to day, at
o clock A. NJ, the defendents giving
bond in the sum Of $50 each for theil
appearance. A large number OF
witnesses have been subpenaed on
both sides.
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Almost a Fire.
PRECAUTI0N

AlmOSL flrt.
On last Tuesday morning, Mr..
Scothorn, the confectiOner, on Main
street took, up the ashes from his
stove in pine box, and set the box
in the back room of his establish
nent. Early Wednesday morning,
nearly twenty-four hours afterwards,
Mr.. Jas. Kerr, the owner of the
building, who resides in the second
story, was awakened by the smoke
coming up from the lower story. He
hurried down and found the ,afore-
said pine box consumed, a consider
able hole burned in the floor, and
everything in fair way for general
confiagration. The fire was extin.
guished by a few buckets of water.
Too much care can not be exercised
in the handling Of ashes, as little
oarelessness may prove expensive.
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Remarkable longevity.

Mr.. v. S. Coons, of the firm OF
Mungen, Coons d Vail, showed us q
photograph of his grand mother, q
resident of Canada, who will be lO2
wears old the oath of next August.
This vensrable old lady carries her
age remarkably well, having walked
one fourth of mile, last Summer, to
have her photograph taken What
changes she has Witnessed during hel
life.
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Last Call.

Last Call.
Having engaged in business else,
where, We must insist upon prompt
settlement, and, therefore, earnestly
request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to US, to pay up at
once and save trouble and cost of
collection. The books may be seen
at the JEFFERsoNIAN Office.
LoCKEs * BLYMYER.
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Public School.

Public School,
The holidays past and gone, our
young folks are settling down to
business again. LAST Monday, school
commenced in District No. 9, under
the supervision of Mr.. Tufts, and his
efficient assistants. Next Monday
our own schools will commence again.
under the supervision of Mr.. E. Mil
ler. We believe the conduct of our
schools meets with the general aP-
probation of the patrons.
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Josh Billings says, most people
decline to learn only by their own
experience, and l guess they are
more than half right, for l don't
suppose man could get correct
idea of molasses candy merely by
letting another fellow taste it for
him, and that is why SO many per-
sons go to Barney, Snyder & Co.'S
Old White COrner-tO do their
trading they hear their neighbors
telling how cheap goods can be
bought there, and all want taste.
When they get the taste, they are
not satisfied, but go for pile OF
goods at Old White Corner, Findlay,
Ohio.
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There are many reasons why the
Alisma should be used instead o.
any other hair renewer. 1t will dc
all the proprietors claim for it; is 8
larger bottle. nicely put up, and can
he used constantly without injuring OF
destroying the hair. Many prepara-
tions are liked for a while, but even
tually injure, if not destroy the hair
entirely. II you would have luxu-
RANT head of hair, use the Alisma.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for Pull
monary complaints.
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Secretary Stewards Purchase

Secretary Stewards Purchase
Did not include the vast quanti-
ties of Furs that Barney, Snyder &
Go. are selling at "Qld White Cor
ner.'' These iurs are going so cheap
that almost every person We meet is
rejoicing over his or her good bar
gain. The secret of the whole thing
is, they buy and sell for Cash, and are
contented with small profits.