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W $3.50 ,~..- rr,, -
IRREGULAR ARFARE IN ffANcE;-lhe
.HonicUT contains 'he 'o!'"W,n", uhacr the
hc"ulnG {" ne cranes 'FculS OF the
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ro"S'""'e 'ol i'i'u'"lc '"'''' IN tnci OH.
lake Ihe ci'c oil our Hl'o''S'''ch' ana 10 not
4Gn!' any hu' men o, lfi"d our
franc>-STcur shoot t'rtSstanS wholesale. /
talked I" an cmlsSaTy 81 these guerrliias OF
The No>gcS. VII" t"iA me, While speaking
OF hl> companions III arm>, Oh must not
fancy that they *n"ot The russians lndls-
criminaicly. they look ont Tor the choice
lmor>'iS. ne same eilH>NafE t"ia me tiiat
n" nag served u, %"ta' 10 4 H!Vc'GT VINO
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TRESH AND DESIRABLE GROCE-
900 bag fair to choice RIO COFFEE.
leo nags choice ;AG UAYRA Do,
90 bags old Government JAVA end ARABIAN
500 barrels RETIRED sUGARs-.A, Crushed,
Gran, l'o"'d. and Cut
25o barrels r. c. CUT HERRlNGS,
$50 packages CANDLES; 500 boxcs OAKLEY's
% hhds. ,I1E and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
YELLOW SUGAR,
SO hhts. trlr 20 choice +. z. SUGARS.
SOLE LAATaNR, GIhI& PEPPER, GIN
GER, SkUGER'S MUSTARD, choice G. p,
Queen Chop and Gold Chop and Oolons TEAS.
We are prepared, Notwithstanding the great
food, to accommodate our friends AID lie Trade
generally. - -- ~
oc ) :. I. iAf)f e ~.
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SEsEREtiNG.

s7OK NEW YORk.-The OldStTsTs
( Uaminlun Steamship Comuany ssIssesasssssSz
,.r>anf side-wheel lt"amship ii hlTthA., Cap.
LAWRENCE. will leave her hart It i;ocketS on
TUESDAY. NY. 18th, al O'CLOCK a. ~ freisil
resolved iii day Monday FAR, sl?; seeraGe,
-: ru.nI-tr,I tickets. go 49,, ..s!.ht Or pas
sac n,,!, to jobs W. WYATT. Agent.
10 u 81 so 8 HoftTnoI stItct.
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STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
y DYEING, SCOURIHG, CLEANING, AND
SPONGIkG.-Par,icular attention given To tie
securing o. carpets and cleaning Of KID gloves.
vanry dyeing in any cclcr oeslfed. Full satlsfac>
'''A LEWIS LINEEMAE,
No. 400 Broad street, between Fourth ana Fltth,
In addition to the above, I have recently estab.
Iished a PRINTING DEPARTMENT., and VIII
print ell kinds OF silk and woollsn goods. Sam
ples OF nv printing can be seen ~ my sore.
ol-d.GM3m
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MACHINERY, &c
All A CHINE SHOP.

SnOAT B. sDDtEGTOE.
MACRIEISTE,
WORKS AND OFFICE 1S22 AID 112A CA1x
STREET, BETwhEN FoURTEErTuAND stf,'
FIFTEENTH STREETS, s.sss
RICHMOND. FIR GINA.
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RFOUNTCASTLE $40 Broad street,
wi agent for Tn. SJTNEY-SlD- HI AcEk--ths
-e5l In market tor heating two or NOR" rooms;
al g, the .,IA MOI ID STATE COOK SG-s:OpE,
TIC cheapest stove In the market q q all KINDS oi
HEATING and COOKLHG-sTCFESo on hapd'
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TOn pHILADELPHIA.-E@ss,

LUM = II | l. 4 d + / = II A.-6-F---TS,
Y steamer >pRFt.Lk. Capt. PLATT, seEzf4asssz
will receive freight for the ABOVE port M vi -
DAI, tn. 18th insl-nt, at O'Clock. FREIGHT taken
Tor Nc> Orleans ria South III Mail steamship
Line from Philadelphia, cheaper than by any
other route. a lso, for Norfolk al modurat rates.
Passage t. Paiadclphia, lnclE.:ing meals ami
ST tc-, Dom, s.. ". Z. PORTER, Agent
Mig u No. 1925 Dock street.
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GROCERIES. &C.


EUST RECEIVED, FRESH GOODS.
81 KEW LAYER ~AISINS,
new -URRANIs. EW CITRON,
NV CAN ED TOMATOES,
NEW CkHNtD Pc ->CHr.S,
NEW CANNED LOBSTER.
FRESH LONGOS CRACKERS, nj re-
duced price;
NEW MOUNTAIN BUCKW HEAT.
FRESH GILT-t DEE BUT r. alwsys on
hand at SJI LIDS & tARf'S
nol4 sOs Broad street.
bacon, ON.-SlDES, SHOUL-
u GERS BREASTS, and HAMS, receiving
no IA ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.
NORTH CAROLINA HERRlNGS.
We have in store for sale--
z. WOODS No. l CUT HERR!SGS.
In. No,lkUE 10. In half
barrels.
And nthe: hr :nls Of No. . ROF II h,lf barrels.
no 10 2w HIui.. BENTLEY. SklAh Il.
~
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

ErCNI>GnAM I. H., NOV. =, 100.
r5s,o~> p,Spa5ch: I'll" election in this
r.,j,,;v passed oil quietly. Below ] send
Nv, me aggregate number Of votes cast for
Eg% r@anG,jatc. which am sure is correct, ::
Tar Caug.c>>; Alex. E,vc>, 1874 Il: I.
". uuAc, >9&, For { Icrh County and Cir
o,.. trifrt /. \. Forbes, l,4S9: Il. X.
49,. SIS. For Sheriff: 7. \. Davis.
I ~: >aml i. Mo>cly. ST. For Com
'a,,,vra},h'> Attorney: II. J. Woodtin,
ijasl: George !. HundIcy, 1903. For
Treasurer William y. Moss, l,''l geo
,'i'.r,,er>. --l(. For superintendent of the
p,,y. John Spencer. LIS; Isaac IchTInS'
IS. ~ County Surveyor: J. Il. Gil
liam. 2.025. :,
>.u,,. whiting the above have been IN,
f,~yaca mat >ix of The poll-hookS from dli-
,..ni tavn>atD. III the county have been
h-..EcG gu; on account ot th.ir not having
>.ru certified according 70, law. II TINS
.t.>n. NNr>'s minority VIII I've reduced L"
n: ilu. aud Sir. ilaualcy VIII have Il
....tt mai .3YtN over Woe fIG.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. 2s 9s-5I
~ Freight boa: "CADE'G" wil.. .as..ld--..s.s-.-S
leave office on Dock at II O'Clock I~oD->t :; IN b
,Nn,nts M Inc lanes River and kanawh. canal.
T.. DILLON. Agent
oIAol Jan as River and kanawAt Co.
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yTiRGTNIA STEAMSHIP AND >rsr5Ps,
PACKET CoMPAS FOR e e.ss===E4lsss==ss=s
KY YOr HI he = l steamship GEOHuE Il.
UPruN VIII receive freight TO-DAY (hondayj
up to u'c"ck T. ii.
lent tail 70 ship your freight Ia New York hy
tins steamer. ID. j. ,<Ul.H. President,
No. l2H Main street.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
Will You Please Read This2

READING, PA, Jan, 1s, 1853.
Mr.. Vim. c. Krouse, No. 205 South Fifth St..
says the Macedonian Oil is the only thing
which has given strength to his broken arm
has used it in his family for Earache, Neural
gia, and frosted feet. performing in each case a
wonderfully quick and radical cure.
E. Fox, proprietor of Keystone House, certi-
fies that three bottles of the Oil cured a strain
in horse, valuing the cure at 500.
John Kemp, Policeman. says the Oil cured
him Of severe fracture of the collar bone.
Mrs. Kocher, 7s years of age, 226 Chestnut
st. Rheumatism in shoulders twenty years.
cured in two DAYS.
August Rhinehart; Partial Deafness, sew
eral years-cured in one week.
Peter Smith, Contracted Cords, 2 years
cured in three days.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
TWO NEW YEAR EYES.
By GABRIELLE LEE.

Mrs. Seymour's "boarding- school
for young ladies" looked quiet en-
ough externally, standing in the
white light of the December morn
but it was fairer inside, with it's
study-room full of bright, happy
girls.
Maud Sutherland was the pet of
the school, and petite, as pets are
apt to be, with eyes of honest hazel,
and a mouth whose sweetness won
you before it spoke. She had a So
fa-cushion nearly completed, and
bending over it, was eagerly match
ing silks. At last, turning in feigned
ecstasies of distress to school
mate on either side, she besought
them to tell her whether this last
rose should be "cream color or pale
blush?'
"Oh pale blush, like little Hill
dah's cheeks herer' said Brenda
hardwood, girl of eighteen, with
dark, straight eyebrows, and a
mouth curved in lines that could
command at will.
There now," laughed Maud,
"you've spoilt Hildah's cheeks for
the present. They're as red as
Spitzenbergs. But never mind the
silks. You two come over in the
bow window and we'll have talk.
Just to think, I shall have you both
to go home with me tomorrow.
Maud was to bring her two prime
friends, Brenda hardwood and Hill
dah Brownway, home, to spend the
':holidays;" and wonderful were the
excursions she planned, and the
sights they were to see.
Now Brenda was used to atten-
ton, had inhaled homage from her
very cradle; it would be no novelty
to her to visit Maud in her luxurious
home.
But little Hildah Brownway knew
nothing of city life and city man
ners. She was the daughter of a
plain farmer. Her small, child-like
hands had done many churning,
turned out many pot Of golden
butter, had brushed, and swept, and
cleaned through the long summer
mornings. But the afternoon al
ways found her fresh and fairin her
simple home dress.
The next day found the three
girls sat home" in one of the bro wn
stone fronts facing the bit of park
on Madison Square. At first the
splendor bewildercd little Hildah.
"The lust of the flesh, and the lust
of tine eyes, and the pride loll ife,' -
were sated almost to the flu in this
beautiful home of Maud's. But far
away, in simple farm house, set in
the midst Of snow-clad hills, devout
hearts were praying that "daughter
Hildah" might be kept "unspotted
from the world" Presently the mist
cleared away; Hildah's serious,
thoughtful nature regained it's bal
ance; she saw that, while all these
beautiful things were given by "our
Father" richly to enjoy, they were
only the 'meat" and not "the life"
and that the moment the heart ac-
knowledged itself the slave of ex
ternals, then, indeed, these things OF
beauty were mot of the Father, but
of the world"
Mr.. Sutherland was what is called
a scientific man, that is, his house
was the resort of men who loved
letters, and whose intellect swayed
the circles in which they moved.
1t was odd to see how this quiet
little Hildah, with her blush rose
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
READ IF YOU PLEASE.
EATON, PA.

Joseph Dodd-Deafness, eighteen years
cured with three applications.
Mrs. Henry Shanebarger-Frequentl af-
fiicted with Sick Headache-extreme case
cured in one day.
John Waters daughter-scvere attack acute
Rheumatism-cured in onehalf day.
Mrs. John Ruth, lice -dealer.) torturing pains
in side and back-cured by taking remedy
three times internally and making four eX-
ternal applications.
Charles Wallace, rheumatism in arm and
shoulder, four years-cured in four days.
c. Sieman, contracted cords, caused by gun
shot wound at battle of Stone River, almost en-
tirely relieved in fifteen minutes.
DR.. Wright, rheumatism. cured.
A. A. Hess says he knows the oil cured g
friend of his who had been suffering excrutia
ting pains.
Mr.. Lawell, firm Of Lawell & Martin, Drug
| gists, Allentown, says, ''Use my name freely
in recommending the Oil. have used it, and
| it has done me more good than any other rem
| edy ever tried"
c. Knauss says, there is no remedy like it
Have used II for broken limb,n
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
THE WIFE.

Woman's love like the rose bios
soming in the desert, spreads its
rays over the barren plain of the
human heart, and while ali around it
is black and desolate, it rises more
strengthened from the absence of
every other charm. In no situation
does the love of woman appear more
beautifully than of wife; parents,
brethren. and friends have claims
upon the affections, but the love of
wife is of more different nature.
\ daughter may yield her life to
the preservation of parents sis
ter may devote herself to a suffer
ing brother; but the feelings which
induce her to this conduct are not
such as those which lead a wife to
follow the husband of her choice
through every peril that may befall
him; to watch over him in danger,
to cheer him in adversity, and to
ever remain unalterable at his side
in the depths of ignominy and
shame.
1t is an heroic devotion which
woman displays in her adherence to
the fortune of hspless husband;
when we behold her in her domestic
scenes, y mere passive creature of
enjoyment; an intellectual JOY.
Frightening the family circle with
her endesrments, and loved for the
extreme JOY which that presence
and endearments are calculated To
impart, we can scarcely credit that
the fragile being who seems to hold
her existence by thread, is capable
of supporting the extreme of hu-
man suffering; nay, when the heart
of man sinks beneath the weight of
agony, that she should maintain her
pristine powers of delight, and by
her words of comforr and patience
lead the distracted murmurcr IL
peace and resignation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29

CREAM PIE.-Two cups flour, two
of sugar, two tea-spoonsful of cream
of tartar; stir them together and
add six eggs, slightly beaten, one
tea-spoonful of soda dissolved in
little milk and essence of lemon.
Bake in pie pans.
GINGER NUTs.-One pound of
flour, three-quarters of pound of
lard and butter mixed, three-quar-
ters Of pound of sugar, quarter
pound of ginger, two ounces of all
spice, one of carraway seed, and
one pint of molasses.
SPONGE GINGERBREAD.-One cup
sour milk, one-half spoonful saler-
atus, one tablespoonful ginger;
-four to make as pound cake; warm
the butter, ,molasses and ginger, then
add the milk, flour and saleratus, and
bake as quickly as you can
To Fry CHIcKENs.-Cut up the
chickens and lay them in cold water
to extract the blood. Wipe them
dry, season them well with pepper
and salt, and dredge them with -four.
Fry in lard to a rich brown, and
keep near the fire. Season the
gravy to taste,and add half pint of
rich cream.
PoTATo PUFFs.-One pint Of
milk boiled, quarter pound of but
ter or lard.a small tablespoonful of
sugar, six good sized potatoes mash
ed hot. and enough flour to make
D thick batter; let it raise very light.
then knead it into stiff doguh,and
roll out thin and put two together,
and let them raise two hours before
baking; bake in quick oven.
GRITs PUDDING WITH APPLEs.-
Take tender apples, pared and quar-
tered, cover the bottom of your
pudding dish, sprinkle a little sugar
and CRATE little nutmeg over them.
cover this with well boiled grits,
seasoned with butter (as for break
FAST then another layer of apples,
and so on until the dish is full. Bake
until the apples are well done. and
eat with sweetened cream Good
either cold or hot.
CURRIED BEEF. MADRAS wan
Take two tablespoon of butter,place
in saucepan with two small onions
cut in rings, and fry till they are
light brown; then add tablespoon
ful and half of curry powder and
mix it up well. Now take slices of
of cold roast beef, cut thin into
pieces about an inch square. pour in
half 4 coffee cup of milk, put in the
beef and let it simmer ten minutes,
then take it off. Lemonjuice added
improves its flavor, and quarter Of
a cocoanut, grated very fine, softens
the taste of the curry; indeed no
curry in India is made without it.
Set your saucepan where it will
keep warm. Mash potatoes enough
to build a wall round the platter, or
else build one with boiled rice, egg
it over.set in the oven to brown, then
pour in the curry. and you have Il
most appetizing dish.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
Farm and Household.
FRUIT AS A MEDICINE.

The worst case of dyspepsia can
be cured without the least particle
of medicine, simply by eating moth
ing in which lard is an ingredient,
using butter sparingly, eating bread
made of unbolted -four, and making
free use of fruits, especially apples.
In fact, most people would be bet
ter off if they ate meat not more
than once a week, and used fruit and
vegetables instead. Pork and lard
are great promoters of dyspepsia,
and fevers, and bilious diseases are
fed by keeping up bodily heat of
midwinter through June, July, Au-
gust and September, but never
changing our diet from the heavy
meats of January.
An eminent French physician
says that the decrease of dyspepsia
and bilious affections in Paris is ow-
ing to the increased consumption of
apples; Il fruit, he maintains, which
is an admirable preventive and ton
ic, as well as very nourishing and
easily digested article of food. The
Parsians devour one hundred mil
lion of them every winter, and We
do not doubt that these statements
are perfectly correct. In fact, in
stances have come under our obser-
vation where fresh fruit had an I'M
mediate effect on checking bilious
tendencies in individuals, and we
have heard of whole districts where
bilious diseases became prevalent
upon the failure of the fruit crop.
Fruit growers may, therefore, count
upon Il constantly increasing dc
mand for the products of their or
chard and gardens as the fruit be-
comes known.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
Cures Catarrh and Rheumatism.

CANTON, O., Dec. 8, rs.
Ia1rahda 4 Co.-Gents.: take pleasure in
stating that after suffering from Catarrh in the
head for about five years, at some periods
much more than at others. / have been en-
tirely cured by the use of Ingraham's Macedo-
nian Oil. Ny friends know that of late years
my case has been an extreme one. Ihad great
suferings by times. but am at present entirely
free from pain in the head-feel quite like q
new man. I cheerfully recommend it to 9TH
ers for Catarrh. l have on;y used three One
Dollar Bottles, which L believe has effected a
permanent cure. / have also used it for
rheumatism. and have been greatly benefited
by it. Yours, truly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
County officials.
Church Directory.

NE. CHURCH,
G. A. HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EYERI
sabbath at l01z O'Clock, A. NJ, and Z O'Clock
p. II. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION.
GERMAN SERVICE BY REV. ]. sPOERRL
every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock. sso-
bath School at O'Clock.
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH AT
terneoa, BY Rev. Isaac Cutler.
UP. CHURCH,
REV. W. N. GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at 11K O'Clock, 4. II. Sabbath school
at loE: O'Clock, A. Il Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings at7k O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. A. 6. MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at II O'Clock. Sabbath school
12E O'Clock. Evening service 6H O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
TX o'clock.
DISCIPLE CHURCH,
ELDER WIN. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A. 4. Sabbath school
O'Clock. Evening service IN O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at N
O'Clock.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29

\ gentleman asked 4 little girl
what it was that made y person feel
so when another tickled him.
Il suppose it is the laugh creep
ing over him." was the instant re
-.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago z. r.
Tnsrss GOING wrsr.

No. 1, Daily except Monday; Nos. s. and
Q, Daily except Sunday; Nos. and 8. Daily
No. 4, Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
FIR. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agent
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29

There is an old fashioned parior
game which has stood the test OF
time,an there has been no improve
ment on it. The name of the game
is counting.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
$4,000 REWARD.

The Macedonian Oil Company will forfeit
81 10000 for every one hundred remedies COM
bined that will give the people such assurances
of success, in curing anvof the above diseases
as the Macedonian on. and that will furnish
such reliable certificates In the town where
manufactured and sold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
SPRAINS AND BRUISES.

WOOSTER, O.. Jan. 1st, 1865,
Aessrs. Ing,dhdm d Co.--Gentlemen.: While
my back strained so that was laid up for two
weeks. finally got some of your Macedonian
Oil, and In one week, was able to go to work
again. There Is no medicine that will beat
yours, and any Of my neighbors can tell how
bad 1t was.
I am, gratefully yours,
PHILIP PETER
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29

1t cures 90 cases out CT 100, on an average,
over the country, and win positively benefit
every one using il, no matter how severe the
disease
Headache and Earache,
Sore Throat, SpraiBs and Bruises,
Cholera Morbus in 30 minutes,
Neuralgia IN 30 minutes,
Pains in Side or Back,
Deafness, Positive Cure,
Cramp Collie In minutes.
Diptheria, Bronchial Affections, Scrofula,
Catsrrh in the Head. Piles, letter, Contracted
Cords, Dersngement of the Liver, Kidney,
Painful Swclllngs, Paralysis, Stiff and En-
larged Joints, Falling Fits, Palsy, etc.. etc.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
DIR. INGRAHAM'S
N EDoNIAN OIL

DIR. INGRAHAM'S
N CEDoNIAN OIL
The only great curative agent upon general
principles Of a compound oil ever sold in the
United States or in the world. There are many
preparations offered called Oils, which are not
oils, but only cheap Etheral compounds The
onstrated itself TO be the greatest wonder of
the 10Th century. No one hundred remedies
combined have one-half the curative proper
ties possessed by the Macedonian, even though
advertised for the same purpose.
READ WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
For information write to any one of the par
ties, and they will cheerfully answer you. We
give you name and residence, together with
be convinced that a Medicine can be offered
without being proved to be humbug.
rheumatism.
A Lady of Is Years Cured Of Rheuma.
tism.
IS BEAVER AVENUE,
ALLEGHENY CITY, October II '6oi
Aessrs. Iagrdhoa & Co.-Gents.: suffered q
years with Rheumatism in my hip joints.
was tortured with pain until my hip was de-
formed. 1 used every thing that heard Of
without obtaining any relief, until about two
weeks ago commenced using your Macedo-
market, thing have not been able to do for
twenty years. l am gratefully yours.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
Cured Of Deafness Of Eighteen Years
Standing.
READING Pa, Oct. Cd, 1868.
DR.. Inorahan, & Co,-Gents.: reside at a15
Miffiin street, Reading. Pa; was totally Deaf
in one Ear, and partially Deaf in the other, for
tirely cured me, and now hear IS well as
ever heard from both ears, and know Of others
of my neighbors who have used the Oil with
the same brneicial results. Hoping that l
as the sufferers Of Deafness, lby recommending
the Oll,) i am
HENRY RHOADS.
The Pittsburgh Euenin9 Nail, of Sept. 4th
says; "One of the attaches Of this paper, while
suffering almost martyrdom from Toothache
and Neuralgia was cured within five minutes
by the use Of DR.. Ingraham's Macedonian OIL"
Read tchdt DR.. Raymond says about DR..
Ingraham's Macedonian Oil.
ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa, July 90, 1870.
Dr.. S. W. Ingraham, Wooster, Ohio:
Dear Sir: 1t does seem TO me that you do not
advertise your Macedonian Oil for all its mer
its deserve. have Travelled over one thousand
miles and treated with Your oil more than five
thousand patients, successfully. Many cases
of Paralysis have cured in two weeks-many
of them had bafiied skillful physicians of their
localities. Nor can you speak too highly of its
curative properties in cases of Deafness or Ca
tarrh. never believed in any infallible rem
edy, but do believe the Oil to be infallibe for
Catarrh, and / defy anybody to contradict it
after nsing it. Imay further add, that for Kid
ney Diseases, of any kind, that its approved
medical qualities render it the most efficient.
Don't be afraid to advertise it in strong Ian
guage. The Oil will prove it.
Yours, very respectfully,
CT RAYMOND, MD.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-12-29
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