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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

Y. NJ: C. A.-The Young Mems Chris
t!an ASSOCIATION of this place, now occupy
their spacious and elegant new rooms, on
the third floor in Eagle Block The pro-
prietors of that part of the block, Messrs.
Aultman, Miller & Co., give to'the Asso-
citation the rooms free for 10 years This
llberality on the part of these gentleman
Is quite generous and cOmmendable. The
library is daily open for public use, Sun
days excepted. The list of books enbra-
ees works on all subjects, and many of
them, works of standard merit We
advise old and young tn while away their
leisure hours in perusing good books either
at home or elsewhere. It is much betteI
for young men than to be lounging on the
streets or in some place of doubtful pro-
priety listening to bad language and not
thereby improving their own morals
'sEyiln and foolish communications cor
rupt good manners, " and make bad man
ners worse. In this way are bad and
expensive habits formed, and the road tc
ruin begun TO be travelled Most travellers
on this road are fond of tobacco, and soon
acquire q taste for liquor and are very apt,
soon after that to go over this highway al
railroad speed Young man, take warn
ing in time-remember to avoid the bread
way that leads to destruction
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= ~ 1I9H
sad conseaaene ee "a would be, the destruction
of the hsh in these rivers they said that
ptillpS and ciSterRs GCe5'e good ellotegh
for them.
The Boston Works we've by every shift
and deVlce opposed by some Of1u capital-
lists with 3 view and for the purpose of
scouting 70 themselves the right from the
City Of Boston to construct the same and
70 reap for themselves and their heirs for
eyer, its income and profits these modern
ShylOcks attempted to hoodwink the cit
zens of Boston by raising the false alarm
of td1dtiotI e1trdU0qQ9ace, uiLIegdtfty
and other transparent blEgbe0,S, but all
without success, The City of Boston
constructed and owns her Water Works,
which since their completion have netted
that city over seven millions of dollars
AL We ask of you and the good citizens
of Canton is. to give the improvement your
favofable consideration, as its completion
will contribute more than any other cause
to the progress and prosperity of our city.
Respectfully submitted, q q % rrs q
LOUIS SCHKFER, Ch'mn.,
% DANIEL WORLEY,5-
JACOB HAWK,
Canton, June 12, 1869.
In order TO satisfy the citizens of Can
ton, in regard to the negotiation OF the
City Water Works Bonds, we append the
following 2 r. 'rll ....i..r .
... TO the Citizens Of Canton:
On solicitation of the Committee on
Water wOrks.of the city, we take pleas
ure IN stating that from our knowledge
and experience in financial matters, the
Committee succeeded as well as we or any
one else have under existing circumstances
could have done in negotiation of City
Water Works Bonds fer the best interest
of the city; and have no hesitancy fur
ther to state that any censure from any
quarter against the Committee in that regard
is doing the Committee gross injustice.
G. w. WILLIAMS,
.... ....1 ... ISAAC HARTER, ss-.
GEO. ID. HARTER,
G. AULTMAN,
Canton, June Is, Is6s.-s -
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TIA actor BoothsWas married to Ms
McVickers Of Chicago, last week. .|
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PERsoNs an need of the services of an ex'
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. DoUDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to
by hundreds of persons who. have availed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of so many years practice,
insure to persons entrusting the care of their
teeth to him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations. Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf. .. LE..r.r 4.
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TIE Alliance Monitor says, MesSrs.
W estOn & Walker, have just published a
very neat advertising card directory of
that place in a large and splendid frame,
beautifully Crnamented in the CENTER
The Monitor. speaks faVorably of the
gentlemen and their move. Our neighbors
of the Rep. and Rep. in their last weeks
issue speak disparagingly of the plan of
these gentlemen, who are now engaged
getting up similar one for CautOR.-
Wonder if the reason is because our
neighbOrs did not get the printing of the
jobf Wonder if that will not account for
the milk in that cocoa mutt Our neigh
bors should learn to take such trifies more
coOliy. .f-.c. --...f..sfs. ..s.fs M .rs-,-
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} WeotJ Jse6@ing IN In1oousidegahly, AID
ratt at 40 to 4S cents.
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7 H
Having now presented you with the
progress, and financial status of the ENTER
prise, it may not be improper for US fur
ther TO ada, for your and the information
of the citizens of Canton that we have
thus far honestly and faithfully endeavored
to discharge our duty, our whole duty
The position we hold is without pay or
emoluments, our remuneration consists In
meriting your and their approvals, and
the ardent hope and desire of speed
ily and successfully completing IN the most
economical manner the greatest and most
praiseworthy enterprise the City of Canton
ever undertook to perform. We feel the
assurance that the rents and incomes after
the first year, and within less than ten
years of the Water Works, will pay the
principal and interest of all the bonds for
the entire cost. e-
In negotiating the bonds, we did the
best We could, and fully as well as others
srDerienced and pTdcLised in discOtLltiIl9
| and shaving notes could or would have
done; we rendered the bonds to all our
| local Bankers, but none were willing to
make such long investments. We teel
satisfied from the efforts made, that we
could not have done any better; the asser-
tons of others to the contrary nO.with'
standing. This improvement in our city
would form an exeepliOn If some kind
of an opposition would not be made to it. II
the early days Of New Amsterdam, now
the City of New York, it had its New Am
sterdaners and RotterdGners, who violent
ly opposed the erection of oil lamp posts
/ for the lighting Of the streets, they claimeC
that tin lanterns were good enough tOl
them thew sent and presented remonstran
ees to the city authorities of New Amstsr
dam in opposition TO the erection OF oi
lamp posts, but opponents were even theI
unsuccessful q
When the first steps were taken in tn
City Of Philadelphia for the Introduction
of gas and gas light all kindsOf opposition
were made against the Improvement, on
of the strongest arguments by the oPPO
i nents Of the enterprise was, that The man
1 faetnre Of gas would produce gsa Tar, tha
IL Wonld naturally either find its outlet
the rivers DelaHare or 8ehnY XII, and tn
,Irr ~. ~ E-r.E EsLl5H u EAL T-s-lEI -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

WALL PAPER has got down TO old pri-
ces. That is, II you buy at the right
place. John MeGregor has larger stock
than ever bought before. and IS constantly
receiving additions. He has all qualities
of American and English makes, aud the
prices are really 50 low that it is almost as
cheap to paper as to whitewash. Try 1t.
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PREsENTATIoN-OnS Sunday last, Just
before dinner, the boardsrs at Mrs.
Rawie's surprised their landlAdy by
waiting upon her in body and Pressn-
ting'bsr with n line silver cake basket
as a mark OF their esteem. Il Took Mrs.
Rawis sntirely by surprise and about
all she could nodestly and confusedIy
utter was-''l thank you. gentlemen"
We know OF no lady more worthy Of
such testimonial.
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To COnsumpt1Ves.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
edy, after having suffered foI several years with
3 severe lung affection, and that dread disease
ConsumpdOn-is anxious to make known 70 his
fellow-sanerers the means of cure.
To all who desire IL, he viii send copy OF
prescription used tfree Of chGrges) with the di-
reetiens for preparing and using thesame. which
they viii hnd . sUkK' ODRE for CoEsUHPEIOS,
AsrHNAs BEONoHITs, CoUGus, CoLDss Snd All Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO bene-
ht the amicteds and spread Information which he
concelyesto being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer win try his remedy, as 1t VIII cost them
nothing, and may proVeG blessing. ..--.'
Parties wishing the prescription, win please
address Rev. EDWARD A.hWlLSON,
--s- Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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CTEEsKHE1ls-

PIAsrERrEa Hair at Hane Bros.
yE@f ( - I'm 80 q IA LII d
4 IL. TIgcII Il q z t,IEsi,Pnsl -IoHstshdabd Ii
another column. SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly Recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of its contemporaries, its purity. and its
delicious favor. mar31-ly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE ASSOCIATION,
Boston, May 81, 1862 )
Dear Sirs: take great pleasure in adj
Vising you. sffieially that ates meeting of
the Executive Committee of this AssOcia-
60n, holden 6n Saturday evening, it was,
on motion Of Mr.. E. d. JOrdOn, unani-
mOusly voted, -
That if any pianos are to be used in
The performance at the Coliseum, they
shall be the grand orchestral pianos of
AEessrs. Hallet, Davis & Co. l'qa is5ir
remain, gentlemen, respectfully your
obedient servant, ...--.--E- - --.-.- 81.
II HENRY e. PARKER, see,ry.
Messrs. HALLKT, DAVIS g. Co. Boston.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

FANCY IRON WORK--We were shown.
some beautiful designs of Fountains and
Vaces, manufactured by Robert Wood &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Dwight j. Ny
ers, who has been connected with the Wa
ter Works Engineers Office for some
time, has been appointed their agent for
this Mace
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ToNE Your SYsTEM.-The tonic prop
critics of Speeris STANDARD Wine Bitters''
are such, that none can use them without
receiving essential benefit. The effect
viii be to maintain tue ussual stamina and
Yigor of the system. Sold by druggists.
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AGENTS WANTED.
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL
A. m. BLAKE'S
Patent Chair Springs.

ASE AND COM FORT.
.HEHCOMBINEDa by the use 7 of
Biake's Patent Chair Springs. Price
orIy One Dollar. They make Spring.
Osciilating or Rocking Chair out of a
Common Chair, and that most intelera-
bic nuisance, Rockers, are entirely dis
pensed with. These springs tit any chair.
and can be plAced in position for use by
q child. SO simple are they in their con-
struction. They are made of the best
steel, from the well-knoWn EaglGton
Manufacturing Co., 81 John street, n. Y,
and possess remarkable elasticity. They
the delight of the household. They are
not the least in the way when applied to
the chair. They do not take any extra
room. and each and every one that has
used them are unanimous In their praise
for they make the easiest chair ever in~
vented. The ladies, one and all, pro-
nouAce them unequaled as u sewing
chair. They make decidedly the pleas
autecstamily chair in the world. They
are indispensable where comfort is con-
suited. BlAke's Dollar Chair Springs
ara fnyalua bile for Families, Ohoes, Ho-
tells. Court Houses, Cars and Steam boats.
(Patented by A. NJ. Blake, April 18th,
1851 They will last q life time. They
are sure to come in general use, and
people will discard all other rocking
chairs. FOR economy anu COAllOItS ~ -
the most valuable Invention. of the age.
Msa- Five Hundred Dollars Reward
will bs paid for information upon con-
viction OF any person, or persons that
shall in 0ny manner infringe upon
Blake's Patent Chair Springs. therefore
ali employees in any factory or foundry
where such springs are made without
the consent OF Goodwin 81 Blake, will
give us such information that will lead
to the conviction of such parties, and
upon their conviction shall receive the
above ereward-FIVE HUNDRED Doll
LARS. Cd - !. D.
GOODWIN q BKAKE.i
BParties wishing Springs, or Agen-
-eies for Ohio, Michigan, ,=Indiana,@ I4lts
nois, wisconsin,. Tennessee, West Vir-
0inia. Canada, and oil territory west Of
the Mississippi river, must buy from the
Undersigned, as 1 have established q
Mandatory Here.
-, A. n RLAKE-9
= 4 - y - - Box SAG, Canton, o.
Parties wanting agencies for any 9TH
re- territory will address the proprietor,
GEORGE X. GOODWIN,
mar3tf5 a. 6l2 Broadway, MY q
Hr.I- 40. ~ E !
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marriott

L. BHOHELE s. Bro, have on hand a su-
perior stock ef Cook, Psrlor and Heating
stoves, with 4 fnn assortuaent Of house fur
nishing ware. TheiE-stOck of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware,
&c. Spouting put up on short notice, and
very cheap.E Call at thelold establishment,
East Tuscarawas street, north side. 62tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

On the 18th of May, 1860, we entered
into 3 contract with the Hill & Adams
Sewer Pipe Company, of iMiddlebury,
Summit County, Ohio, for the delivery at
our depot as we may require it, of about
1000 feet of stone pipe, Is inches diame>
ter at 90-cents per hneal foot, several car
loads offhis pipe have arrived, and is dis.
tributed along the line of the trench west
of the Cemetery, the laying of which
WAS commenced this week
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THH Republicans OF Coiumbrana county
nominated on the 5tAias follows: Judge
G. I. Young of the Buckeye Slate for
Representative, Col. T. @. Morris Sheriff,
Capt Target for Treasurer, aad s. j.
Firestone for Probate Judge.
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TWELVE HUEpBEDy D9LLkRskED ALL Ex-
PENsEs PAN! Sec advertisement of Amer
ican Shuttle Sewing Machine, lYfeb'69.
EPISCOPAL SERvICE-Every Sabbath, in
Sehafer's Opera House. at. 10l O'Clock A..
M., and ~ o'elockP. NJ. "a 3F-tt
REV. ]. G. LAvERTY,
marriott Officiating
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SECURE Your HORsEs.-The agent OF
Yankee Roblnson's great show has desired
us to request persons to carefully secure
their horses when the show makes its
street demonstrations, lest horses run away
aud smash wagons, buggies and car
riages. 81 t..I ..,..... ..,...rr a.l-
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MARTIN-LERCH-On the 27th of
May, by Rev. &c. Klar, at his residence
near RichyiIle. o.. Mr.. Elisha Martin and
Mss Lsalua Lsrch. AL Of Stark cOun-
W " n .lr . aa-L % .a....J
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PLAsrERINs Hair at Hane Bros.

Monty WANTRD.-Six thousand dollars
wanted on first class real estate security
Within the Canton corporation, for term
of three to, four years. A liberal rate of
interest ..wIll.. be allowed. Enquire at. the
Bank of Geo. D. Harter & Bro, Canton, o.
52W4.
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IRON CEMENT PIPE

The cement requisite Tor the laying Of
the pipe to be furnished by the Company,
the transportation OF pipe and cement to
be paid by ms. Some of The pipe and ce>
ment have already arrived, alsO the work.
men to prepare and lay the same reached
here on the 10Th inst, and will begin to
lay the same on the 10th. inst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-16

THE next regular quarterly meeting of
the Stark County Medical Society will be
hSld in Navarro on Thursday, July Ist.-
This change of time is made to accommo-
date the members who desire to participate
In the Masonic exercises. -.,..,..
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LOCAL.
wEpNEsDAY,::.;.::::::.!:::4JqNH ls.
PLAsrERrNa IIIAir at Einne Bros.


4, j WeoLI Jse6@ing IN nIconsidegahly, and
ratS at 40 to 43 cents.
orD hay Is looking down, $12 to $l5,
and yhspt brings about dollar ten-y ~
SrRxRR Commissioner Anthony, has q
force grading North Poplar ST. si .1' 10
TWENTY farmer teams. all in a string,
all loaded win. stone for the German
Lutheran church al the East end Of town,
arrived yesterday afternoon, The stone
were got above MassIilon. r--
Tvs Young corn Ia Cuyahoga county
was pipped BY frost the other night. ,..
sfkrx Geolosist Nswbury and his
ASS lstAnts are a work. ''"
IT Is said Greelsy's mind Is failing
20, he IS only getting less ass-tute. % i'i"
THE longest days are the 21st 22nd,
Esd and Gath inst, the sun Kissing at 4.23
and setting II 7.40. /
y HFHIc f.- lEafi - ..r.H... ..t..
ta TIA actor Booth WAS married to Miss
AcViekers Of Chicago, last week.
BUT Jour Kid Gloves at the New York
Saore in Mathews Block. .. %. ...I Dan.
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PLAsrER1se Hair at Hane Bros.

-s You've WOMEN, if you need Dressing
OF Restorative for The hail, try 'Barrett's'
and be no longer ashamed of your appear
once. h1FEE us a4ea
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To the Preskdeilt azld Members
Of the City Council.
"a iCfKNTLKAIkN 1.-The Committee intrusted
with your confidenceT and authority, ''to
construct and complete the Canton City
Water Works, u and the Negotiation of its
bonds for that purpose, beg leave to make
their first report: :."Oi-u4 ar -H'
That we feel it both dutv and q pleas
ure, to state that thus far, no very serious
obstacles have impeded our progress; and
that We have good reason to hope, that
the good sense, and better judgment OF cur
citizens will sustain US in prosecuting the
enterprize to q speedy completion. y -
1t gives US no small degree of pleasure
and satisfaction to say to you, that the
work up to this date, has progressed more
faYorably as to time and cost, than we had
anticipated 8 -'-.--
THE TRENuIING.
More than two>thirds of this part of the
work from the-east line of the Cemetery
to the Lake has been performed Had not
the weather caused delays, the entire dis
tance between the points named, would
now be ready for the laying of the pipe.
THE HOLLY TURBAN WHEELS.
The Holly Manufacturing Company in
compliance with the contract entered into
between US January 2, 1869, has complies
ed ready for delivery the two Patent Elip>
tical Rotary Water Engines, two Turban
Water Wheels, also all necessary gearing
and other machinery necessary and proper
to make the whole complete and adapt it
to its use; the cost of which work is
$l2, f6; the first payment of Sc, 900 has
been promptly made by US, toSWit: In
two one thousand dollar Bonds due three
years after June l., 1869 at 2 per cent.
interest payable semi annually and q cash
payment made June 10, 1869 of =$4, 600.
This machinery will be delivered and put
in running order, without any additional
cost, as soon as the wheel house is ready
to receive il. We feel increased confidence
in the selection of this machinery, not
only for our domestic, but for our Fire
Department purposes; and it is due
to our Engineer, Mr.. J. L. ,Pillsbury to
state, that through his Investigation and
recommendation it was adopted by our
predecessors. A few days since. a COM
mittee of the City Council of Dayton o.,
visited. Isockport on the same mission, and
reported recommending the Holly MachinS
cry. The City of Canton is the first in
Ohio which has adopted the 'sHolly Ma
chinery," it has cause to be proud for be-
ing such pioneer.
IRON CEMENT PIPE.
On the 11th day of May 1860 we con>
tracted with ''The Patent Water and Gas
Pipe Company" of Jersey City for the
manufacture and laying of not less than
10, 600 feet of their pipe, the greater por>
tion of which through the different Streets
in the city at the following rates of cost !:
o g,.h ,,tna Q m par foof
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WANTED--A boy who speaksland writes
both English and German, TO learn the drug
business Enquire at Winterhalter's corner,
East Tuscarawas and Walnut streets. 2t
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
FerVUus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects OF youthful indiscreIOn, wi for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who ueeo
It, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wis hing TO profit by the advertise experience,
can do SO by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN rf.'
rnayIsY1sls No. - Cedar street, New York.
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WATER POWER.

The prospects are very fair of obtaining
from Mr.. Jacob Sprankle his water power,
also the right of way from his dam 10
the wheel house, contracts for that pur>
pose mAyb be executed during the present
week, this acquisition viii enable US to
make the supply of water for our city
inexhaustible ..... .r.-..H
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YANKEE RoBNsON, with his great show
win exhibit in Canton, On Wednesday
June 2Sd. This show draws large crowds
wherever il goes. '.-'-.f
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SPEcIALaN9ILcES.
lAGGREAH REMEDY
"0"N Fo THE CURE OF It.LsL
THROAT ANDLUNe DISEASES.
Dr.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial

liz Nv ID ndA4 . = 4AO f44OO 4ol1 OOA O4oA.
TT Is THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE
Il Pine Tree obtained by peculiar process In
the dIstllatiOn of the tar BY which its highest
It Is the only safexuard and reliable remedy
which has ever been prepared from the juice of
L HyigQEates the digestive organs andres torres
It strengthens the debiliteted system.
1t purjhes ana enriehes the blood, and expels
nom the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs.
It dissolVes the mucus or phlegm which stops
the air-passages OF the lungs. nI. ~ F. b..
Its heating principle acts upon thu irritated
surface of the lungs and throat, penetrating to
ereh diseased part relieving pain and subdulng
Its Inc result Of years Of study ana exp perl-
poSltive ssssrAnce OF its power 10 cnrs the iol-
loT,ing di ssases, II the psusnt hae not too long
Consum ption of the Lungs, Cough aore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis. Liver Complaint
Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, EhoOpng
We are often askeI Wht are not other rene
dies In the market for Consnmptiop, Coughs,
Colds and othe- Pulmonary affections esqual to
DR.. l. Wi@hart's Pine SOrdiaA We answer
LIST, At cares not by stopping cough. hut by
loOssning and assisting nature to throw on the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, causing irritation and cough.
I'd Most throat and l1ag remedies are COM
posed OF anOdynes, which sllay the cough for
awhile, but by their constructing effects, the
nbres become hardened and the unh ealthy fluids
SOoSutuLc auu arc ISLAlneu IN tne y ysJeLls cttus-
Ing disease beyond the control Of our most emil
nept physicians.
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
Aistants. are preferable, because they remove
the cause OF irritation Of the mucous me membfane
and oronchirl tu6ess assist the lungs to CT and
throw on the unhealthy scaretions, and purify
tee blood, Ihus scientifically making the cure
perfect. ... .-.. - . 10
DR.. wishart has AN fle at his office hundreds
and thousands Of Certificates, from Men and
women of unquestiOnRble character who were
cnce hopelessly given up to die, bat throuEh the
Providence OF God Wera completely restored to
health by ihe Pine Tree Tar Cordial A Physi-
clan. IN attendance who can consulted in person
or by maiL free OF charge Price Of Pine Gree
Tar Corpirl 81 so per bottle. II per doZ. Sent
by Express on receipt Of price. Address I. Q. Z.
WishartY d. D.i No. 23z North I'd Street, Phlla.
Pa. may19