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What You Drink.

Out of thirty.cight specimens Of Bourbon
Whiskey recently submitted to n chemical
nnalt sis, at the various snloons in New
YORK, only two were pure. Tho under
signed ventures to assert that his LIQUORS
and WINES are rs purc as any sold in the
United States. AS for his a LIE and LAGER
BEER, it's without adulteration aud lie
wishes to submit It to any chemical analy.
sis. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak
systems md invigoratcs delicate constitu-
tons. Drink his Beer you will enjoy the
greatest Of blessings-hcallh, and prolong
your life.
JOHN @. SEEGERS,
Jan. II 4 Pm. Columbia.
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Tho Carolina National Bank Of Columbia
makes lonns on Colntcrals. denls In sight
and time Exchange, Gold and Silver Coin,
and In Securities generally.
Deposits received in coin or currency and
paid In kind. Deposits in coin may be
drawn on in currency and charged In coin
at tho current prico Of coin on tho day Of
presentation Of check
The Directors propose TO increase tho C,p.
it'll Stock Of the Bank FROM oNEHUNDRE)
TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. Persons wishing n ."'e md sli,c
investment, can apply to the President.
Cashier. or ono Of tho Directors. Shares,
500, Dividend paid January 1st. per OF.
on the business of tho preceding six months.
". Is. GULlCK, Cashier.
Columbia, S, G., Jan. 27, 1862 81
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STOVES, STOVES.
Stoves and Tinware.

~ Wv >V~~S~ - NAA " WV ~
4 largo and well selected assortment of
Cooking and other Stovolt always OH bnnd
und for salo low for cash, by
.- w. II. Wright, ."
Whose long experience in tho Stove busf-
ness enables him to sell moro complete
and botter article for less money than caIt
be had by ordering.
FIVE REASONS
Why II will be to your interest to buy your
Stoves from him.
l. lilo devotcs himself exclusively to the
Stovc and Tin business, aud is dependent
upon that for Il support, and Of course will
DO very careful 10 SEQ that his customers get
nothing but tho best ut the lowest price.
9. You can mako selection from " large
assortment always IN store.
3. II any part burns out or crnckS or
breaks, You ran have It either repaired or
replaced with new pieces ut very small cost.
!. Evory Stovo Is warranted to work we'll.
It II does not you havc the privilege OF re-
turning II IN ONE MON I'll after purchase.
5. 1t is especially your interest to ems
courage enterprise and industry in that clnsS
Of persons tprnptionl meohanicS) who nrc
an absolute necessity to erery COM
munHy.
The same reasons apply with equal force TO
Tfn-wnrc.
jan |
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DupOnt's Powder.

The undersigned are Agents for the sale
OF DUPON rs CELEBRATED POWDER,
and having secured q firc.proof Mag ,znc,
they can furnish the same in any quantity
and Mt all times TO Merchants at Manufnc.
turer's prices with freight added
They arc nlso Agents for the salc of
Cover. Cox, Marklcy e. Cos, Wagons,
manufactured in Grcenvillr, s. C.
CARWIi'E IL McCAUGHRIN,
Jan. 6 | If.
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GuallO ! GuanO!

100 Tons Pure Peruvian
Guano, on the way from tho
Peruvian GovcrnmcntAgcDt
at New York.
we also expect to keep @
good quantity of different
kinds Of Fertilizers, at our
Warc-hous near the G., q
G. r.. r.. Depot.
M YES q MARTIN.
Jan. 6 | If.
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Sugar, Coffee. &c.

Common Sugars, a." "B." and &C."
Clarified, Crushed aud Powdered Sugar,
Rio and JAVA CoIlrc, Pepper. Spice, Ginger,
Alum, &c.
Jan. 6 | If. II. STEW ART s. co.
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Carolina National Bank
OF
COLN.NBH, s. e.
Authorized Capital---500, 900.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
j. ID. CHILDs. President, JOHN PRESTON, Jr.
Or. j. W. PARSER, EDwARD lioPg,
RICHARD O'NEALR, Jr. j. q. GIBBHs.
GEO. W. SwEpsoH, Of N. G.
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SHAWL LOST.

While at the Ncwbcrry Depot last week. n
lady lost her Shawl; It was dark plaid, In
ablc reward Will be paid for its recovery &
left VI THIS OFFICE.
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Limestone Springs
Female High School.
REV. WI. CURTIS, Ill., D., Prinrir,|

kb'' HN' VUEIN, 1h d. PTIhtE1|.
The ensuing session Of this School will
commence on Wednesday, tho l7lh Of
F,brunry. -
1t is requested That applications for
admission be nadc Ms soon as possible,
I" Dr. Curtis, at the School answers
will be returned in each Instance and
!ar'ics thus applied for can be met by
Dr.. Curtis, nt columbia, on tho nth, 80
as t. reach Limestone on that afternoon.
Terms AS heretofore, Board and Tui>
tion, 500.
Piano Lessons $25, ETC., etc. .."'+,.'.
Jan 27 "a '''' -
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Cautlon-lnferior works of a similar character
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Per copy.
Feb II 72t
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Lime and Salt.

Just received fino Iot tITt;~ best
quality, by the barrel or hushcl. Also q
good lot Salt, fresh and lnrge sacks. :
Il. STEWART g. CO.
Feb. 10 G It.
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w ando Fertilizer

The Wnndo,. Mining and Manufacturing
Company offers to the Planters and Farm
ers OF the South their Fertilizer, known MS
tho
"WANDO FERTILIZER"
Which the experience Of the past season
has proved 10 bn one OF the most valuable
in our market Il lias for it, bnsc tive ma
!crinlS from the Phosphate Beds Of the Com
rnny on Ashley River, and is prepared nj
their works nt The
EAST END or TIASEL STREET,
in this city. In order 10 guarantee its uni
Iormiti and mnintnin i,s high standard. the
Company has made arrangements will the
distinguished Chemist, Dr.. g. u. SIIEp.
ARD, Dr.. who carefully nnnlyzcs MI the
nmmonincal and other material purchased
hy the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer,
hrfore being offered for sale. Tie Com.
pnhy Is resolved to make MI article which
will prove to br Complete Manure, aud
give entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars, aud other inform.
alton,
APPLY TO
VIM. G. DUKES 4 CO., Agents,
NO. l SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
Charleston, s. G.
Jan. l3 9 %mo.
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=a2n' |sMUl TilU1sAl.I 2'INI
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
i. n OF NEW YORK, 4 s}'
INCORPORATES, s4, 4-. =. ...1s - lS42,

ANOVNA wv n AEUS - Ao4@t
NASlI ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL
Cash Income, 1867, over TEN MILLIO MS.
Dividends to Policy Holiors, 1857, $780,
674 .37. '..f." r." '..'
New Policies issued in 1867, 10 ,406..
The Company IS PURELY MUTUAL No
dividends to stockholders. Tho ontire prov
tfts arc returned to the assured, thus causing
Policies to become SELF. SUSTAINING IN
thirteen years, or to double in twenty.
Interest received from Investments, 1867,
over 81 100000. ...
Excess of NrEREsTRECEIpTs ALO NE,
over losses, about $400, 900.
Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Real
Estate, in the City of New York, over SEW
ENTEEN MILLIONS Of dollars.
1t Is tho richest Company in tho world.
Its policies: are non>forfeitable. It's diyi>
dcnds arc the largest. ...s.r>
Applications for Columbia, md tho North.
orn portion of South Carolina, received by
GREGG, PALMER g. CO.,
....... ,.. General Agents.
Benson JONES, Agent at Ncwbcrry.
JAMES MoINrosu, NJ. D., Medical Exam
incr.
Feb. 10 6 1y.
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Soap, Soap.

a large and varied lot, en- .rHcng nl-
most every variety, fine lot Toilet and
Shaving Soap, &c. &c, by
Jan. G J IT, II STEWART g. co.
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House g. Lot for Sale.

VIII DO sQld on sato.day next, in front Of
the court House, tho desirable residence IN
Which Mrs. +. nansby now resides. The
mouse has five rooms and four fro-places !;
the iot contains ono aoro, moro or loss, two
ont buildings, no., .... l..s
TERMS or SALE CAsn, and possession
gavon Immediately If desired.
=, j. u. ,K1NARD, Anctionccr.
FEB. 10 6 II,
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Axes & Hollow Ware.

Another lot those super Axes, also full
and fine assortment Pots, Ovens, Spades,
Extra Lids nll sizes, Ten Kettles, Wngon
Boxes, &c. r. STEW ART X co.
Feb 10 6 1t.
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Smith Tools,

Such as fellows, Anvils, Vices, liam
nIcrS, Files, &c. Cheap by
Jan. & | Il. II. STEWART & co.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27
THE MINER.

PHILADELPHIA. March II, 1869.
TO the Editor % the noKElsesIS's ADvocIrK.
As per request, herewith give you the
latest news il reference to the coal trade OF
this city. II Is rather dificult 10 get the
correct quotations, as the % engaged in the
business DO not desire pu ilicity given to the
business. Why, yOur eaders can infer.
The quantity Of coal received per the Read
ing Railroad, the past week, viii amount, IN
round numbers, 10 10000 tons. The canal
has commenced operations, although the
cold weather will prevent active operations
Tor few weeks. 1e Delaware river 10 en-
tirely clear Of ice, but the coastwise trade
has not yet received any impetus, from the
fact that the drawbacks nave not as yet
been fixed upon.
There was meeting Of the officers q he
various carrying companies held in New
\ ork few days ago, 10 endeavor 70 fix q
uniform rate for tolls, freight, etc, but they
agreed 70 disagree, and adjourned. We arc
Informed by those who are IN the ring that
the price Of coal has reached the lowest
point, and that an advance may be looked
for as soon as the cost OF transportation IL
fixed. One noticeable fact in the trade il,
the large increase or coal from the Lehigh
region, while from SchuylkilI the increase i
hardly percepthle. Il Is claimed that the
Reading Railroad, by excessive tolls and
freights, las, IN a measure, prevented any
increase FROM Schuylkhl. The stock q
coal n the retail yards u decreasing rapidly
and the demand still continues good. The
tolls and freight Oh coal sent by canal, have
been Fixed as follows 70 Philadelphia From
Port Carbon. $3.50 per ton FROM Schuyi
XIII Haven, S2l2-
The following are the prices of Sc1uylkil
cOaI ~ tbe raryn fr- .h -tnsrr.
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COOPERATION.

CO-oPERArIsE IN TRoT.-The following
letter from Mr. Dueald Campbell, vice-pre
ident Of the Trcy Workingmen's Assembly,
will well repay perussl.
Tsoy, y. Y, FEB. Is.
SIN To Troy belongs the credit Of start
ing the first cooperative foundry in either
hemisphere. Il is true that stern necessity
compelled the moulders Of Trey to fall upon
their own resources, else the greater enter
prise bad slumbered for years to come per-
haPs. But we admire their pluck and clear
judgment for taking the dilemma by the
horns as they did. You viii remember that
nearly three years ago the stove manufac-
turers Of the Whole country met in conven-
ton at Albany iof the avowed purpose Of
shivering to fragments che entire moulders'
union throughout the country. The scheme
they concocted certainly would have done
the moulders great damage. and taken years
to repair Il bat rs Barns truthfnily re
marks, "tbe best laid schemes q mice and
men gang afe aglee,~ and theifa was knock
ID Into . eecked hHt Mhsn co-opsration was
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the remaining four. A., B., g. and ID. are
fas ers without property and are obliged
TO hire their farms. They cannot expect v.
TO rent them his for less than the iutefest
on the money for which they would sell.
Suppose these men to rent V's. four farms
al seven hundred dollars year each and
v. to collect bis rent yearly, and lend tie
money to others at seven per cent, and
yearly to collect and reloan this interest.
The rent and ACQUIRING interest upon the
rent, in ten years and three months, would
enable ". 20 buy four additional farms,
worth ten thousand dollars apiece, which he
could reut to four more tenants. In ten
years and three months, the rent and inter
est upon the rent Of these eight farms would
furnish v. with money to purchase eight
farms more Of equal value. which be could
rent TO eight Other tenants; in a third period
Of the same length, the rent and interest up
on the rent Of the sixteen farms would buy
sixteen additional farms; in fourth period,
the rent and interest upon the rent Of the
thirty farms, would purchase thirty two
more farms in q fifth period, the rent and
interest upon the rent Of the sixty-four
farms, would be sixty -four more In sixth
period, the rent and interest upon the rent
Of the one hnnd1ed and twenty eight farms
would buy enc hundred and twenty light
more and in a seventh ten years and three
months, the rent and interest upon the rent
Of tbs two hundred and fifty six farms shen
owned by ", would buy for him two hun
dred and 6fty-six farms more, Of equal val
ne with the first farms which be rented TO
A., b., Q. and D, Thus ", in seventy one
years and nine months, would become the
owner of FIVE hundred aud twelve farms,
worth ten thousand dollaFs each and bring
ing in yearly income Of seven hundred
dollars apiece. Five hundred and eight Of
these farms would be added &c VS. wealth
by the labor of bis tenants, not to mention
ths Improvement made on their original
value BY the labor and v. would have bad
besides, the entire produce Of the one farm
reserved for bis own cultivation.
Two mn rulrINrEn
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The ADvocArs win be sentinel upon ire
watehtOwsr to guard over the interests OF people
While lighting every spscies Of wrong shall Be our aim
to seek out the cAusss from which the many dSor
ders Of scciety and make vi gorous upon them. az
great viii strike the OF the tree. We
will advocate entire change in the monetary system
Of che country upon she principles and through the
embraced In the Platform OF the National Labor
Union. we shall advocate the adoption, by the National
Government, Of new land policy, taking she ground
shat another Of the public domain should be
disposed Of any comFa ny. corporation person uPon
any terms whatever ept in small parcels 70 actual
settlers. We sha favor taxing all uncultisaed iAads
and comp cling all compa nies corporations and Perscns
holding lands BY g,verna grant, to put the same In
market government prices rs per ncre] within
back TO the govern ment We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank elrthe call
ing in Of the whole Nation Al Bank circuiatOnand i@u-
Ing In Its place treasury cerihcatea convertible into
honda bearing Low rate or interest," and vice versa, at
the WIN Of the holder We shah advocate Labor De-
partment Is washnssos suei d contemplated In the
resolutions adopsed In she last session Of the National
Labor Union We shall advocate Cooperation In any
and every form In which il can be applied % produc-
tisn ana dIsAsutsea We shan advocate the short-a-
ing or the hsnra Of labor svsry department indus
try. We shAa ssvoeats ssrngsnt apprsntios law In
every saas and an entire revelation In the system Of
Prison Ksber In every STAGE.
WssAai advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
wofingvomen Of cur country. Our motto shall be,
aBaaal and exact Justice all" people We shall advs-
n
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest Ia the reform movement Of 70
day. 4 able, fearless outspoken paper. untrammeied
independent snG truly devoted the q reform
Such paper is the WoRKNGAAss ADVOCATE. Many
efforts have been made within years past, to start
such paper. Every Or these Efforts up y within
time failed. II necessary 70 speak Of
the causes o. such failures 1t Is enough 70 know that
at this time there 10 but paper OF all those started
hat has any claims National organ. The NoRKiso
NAs's ADYocArE has been published for neatly re years.
having the obstacles that led 70 the fail
Of tie many other efforts made by various parties 10
many parts or the country The ADvocArE Is now up
hrm basis, perfectly from the possibility o.
failure people subscribe f and feel sure
that by vii lose their money, sh~y haE many
times 10 the past. TIE ADvocArxs not only the oLpstT
the LARGEST and the paper In the country devo
"a to the interests Of Labor Reform h not only nov
upon frm Hnan cial basis but lie pubaiahed BY men
whose record as friends the Labor Reform movement
Is furnish guarantee that the paper wfl
the champion OF the reform movement under any
and all circumstance
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pENNSYLvANTA
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
FIVE TRAINS DAILY.

ell Miles the Shortest Route 10 New York
Al Plttabargh trains from the West direct " the
Union Depot. where passengers for HArrisburgh. Ba
more Warrington Philadelphia Nee York, Boston, and
an the Nov England towns transferred 70 trains Of
Che PennsyI, snia Railroad. Trains rrl - foIlsws:
Trains leave PITTSBURGH ~ followss
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CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS.

DMPor-Corner OF Madison and Canal Streets West side
Ticket once Masonic Temple, Dearborn street.
Expre.s Mail 1890. j. .........-.-- 500 SIS M
Night Tx 10 90 $50 N
| J Net and Wilmington accomd'n asp 945 u
for points the Jacksonville Division
1 the 4, Is train.
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Special Features :


Conslt 10 ne ssecou o. al ~ besi plans 81 IRE aasa-
rance, favorable to the assared.
NAAELTs
!. The CASH SYSTEM has been adopted AZ the
basis which the business Of the company ~ 20 b.
transacted.
q The profits are divided annually amer Ehe arst
wear, the contribution plan. They available
n cash, may be added 70 The policy a. permanent
increase, used 70 purchase additional Insurance
@B. This company, o. application grants thirty days
grace TO the insured Ia Of nonpayment OK premi
ums when due
q II Il The only New York Company IL which ST
policies are absolutely forfetabie aner the nrst
5. tits the only New York Company which grants
Paidup policies On an plans after one annual premiu "a
g. All IT, policies are kept IN farce unti tie premium
10 exhausted IN accordance with the Massachusetts, law
FOR EXAMPLE.
A person It ths age of S. whose annual premium g
After one annual premium Bis policy continues in
Amer two annual premiums Bis policy continues m
force wears and 10 DAYS.
After three annual premiums bis policy eonHHues m
Amer four ansu. pTsnIums bis poicysconiinnes ID
force years ard Al ALvs.
Afser I'VE snnuaI premiums bin policy continues Ia
Al endoEment policy, issued AZ the payable
Mt co. one annual premium continues In force years
ard lis DAYS
T. This c1mpanyFssues every form or assurance ordi-
nary life and endowments, life and endowmHnts With
limited payments, snort tern life Joint lie, chi fren en-
dowments. payment life and endowment policies g
g. plan o. Aaaurance-RErURN PREMIUM
PLAN-wherebv al premiums returned 70 the assn
red ~ death, together With the amonnt assured Rdt
as Losc The L0pe g.
.. NO extra for naurng Of 4corssn or acerT b
Hs army, nary, EfsaBaThfps and ralilDays.
TO- All policies made interchangeable at The option
OF the insur 4 without surrender loss.
IN All desirable salons favor Ok the Insured
maze.
NJ other company POSSESSES all tie foregoing
A TX T H A X % nv q
.ahnr ravrr~nw II. til.armf auufkahI@ az
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SFcTIGN Nl.-''OSTlNITgD.
The Pooer OF capital 10 Accumulate Prop
erty and Labor according b NE Rate of
Interest.
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MACHINISTs.
ENGINEERS u FiREMEN.

Two THE BROTHERHOOD 1F LUCOMO
IN TIVE ENuLNEEk..-AH Engineers lHsrruH li
starting Divisions FIX .hH BTothrri uI requested
sdlrtsa n. M HAyulr. X. u- H0z ie--t Rochester,
NV furk Hy WHOM AM necessary lntHIU i4tlNu wlN h
furnished. An. *. MODES E E A N..+
tnHt Wayne. in
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
I'D ENGINEERS CucsEu Division, MI I1. rip.Na
every Saturday, NJ 10 M M. tHer HaIi ,Aa1m l.l
No. los South Clark Member ut rhr Order
respectfully invited W attend.
ID q. FARKER, C. ~.
A, srpA1. NJ. Jay.
NJ Blows C1r 6ec'ry, CAieag1 iIiaois
III locomotive FLREMENs' UNION NU.
49, 2I meets twice month, lt turr ruum in PORTAGE,
Aa lHIa. LlTIlE. -erfU+AFF.
AL C. KRNIsTnS Master.
Curresu1r Aenne with other uullus requested.
L7IREMENS1 UNION no. l5, MEETS ET-
H. cry FRIDAY Evening, AZ h-G state Correct ni
rweifth Street. Correspondence wHl siatar uri9Ar
requested. n. ". DRAWKR QUO.
III LuczEr. Master
G. W. EHJFA T0r nnd Fiu se.v.
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This u the only Route by which passengers
can leave Chicago sstard-y afternoon 10 athrough
This tran leaves the Pittsburgh Fors WRyne and Chi
eaxo Railway Depot 40 Sis r. NJ, and runs through
sfheut delay sIrfyinE In New York hours I'm advance
of other Inca.
York 10 IDU@ A. NJ the second day. hours In on
my other route With corresponding rpducsion 70 Boo
thn. Philadelphia. Baltimore, and WashInBtnn
Northrssf cornrr 81 RnnA0lph xnd In snlis strMsta
0hicsgo hGn u me Red sssr and "a priDcapAa cess
rh Th KIMBAEL,
Gen. western Rs2nnEsf AgSnl
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COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern Cincinnati TAir Line
Depot corner Canal and KlnEie streets icket Office.
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A New Monetary System,

.DwARn KELLOGG.
CHAPTER iii.
THE RATES oT INTEREST THE GOVERNING POWER
o. DISTRIBUTION 70 LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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NO. 10.
EIMILIA EIMILIDUS OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHY SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLR
IL experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt iheient and Reliable. They are the
0aly Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple thai mistakes cannot be made in
using them 80 harmless as to BE- free from dan
ger. and elilciels a. to be always reliable.
They have raised the igyhest CONNIE udation fTom
al. and vii always render satisfaction.
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CHICAGO IRON MUuLDEBS' UNION
49, Nu. -8, mertl AZ tha Iradrs AH-ruhy HaI. 5i
Randolph street M wren FrAukiH And har.Ht Streets
every FRIDAY eve in At II ia a'riatk-
IHHsK uHAvHN, President.
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TRhDEy ASSEMBLY UF CHICAGO
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CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
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MEDICAL.

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