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]; Martin, !; O. Mills ct total, IL. Hodes II Wood IT,
Cuthbert, 2; Treacy, q total, 8. y N' -
uDrire-N Bouse, OF Cleveland
Scorers Thacher and Dougan.
Duation-Two hours and ten minutes
REMARKS.
The game was won and lost at the bat. In the
field ooth slices were strong-the Mutuals the most
perfect OF the two. It was the finest ielanp oanle
they ever played, end one which would have beaten
any club. Al the bat they were not SO effective thew
having earned but i've runs Chicago lost the
game Of the bat, as the score OF base hits Will show
The men would not walt for balls, and VOTERS was
shrewd and skilful enough to take ADVANTAGE
Of 1t. This without doubt, is The real
reason OF the terrible defeat and not be.
cause VOTERS pitching was hard to nit
for other clubs have batted him severely. Until the
White Stockings learn to bat balls outside OF GER
tain range, or else to wait until fair balls are given
pitcher and q lenient umpire. TN the other hand.
Burns' pitching was very difIlcut for the Mutuals
to handle, although they did whit until they got fair
acquisition to the nine, and bids fair to take high
rank among tho list Of drst class pitchers Consider
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Atlantic. ......1 90
Umptc-Mr. Reed, of the Powhaan Club.
Time OF game-Two hours and fifteen minutes.
RUNS
C?uts. Isl "a 81, an, bth 6b IN. Gh. Oh.
A Ar.a ....." 9-s
From tho above 1t Will be seen that the Atantics
had all they could do, but their opponents were not
steady enough, and while the latter got first base
times >.sr. -
On the Atlantic side both prizes were awarded to
Mr. Ferguson; on the selected side the bat was
awarded to Mr.. Hall, OF the Alpha and the ball to
MIR. Remsen, OF the Alpha. For the latter Messrg.
Remsen and Beavans had tie count, and the differ.
cnce was made for Remsen on account Of q difficult
and beautiful CATCH
Social Of New York Va. Enterprise OF Crook.
Ign.
These clubs had friendly tilt at the Union grounds
yesterday. which resulted In the following score:-
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lue loiiOWluK passengers arrived lt this port
yesterday in the General Transatlantic Company's
steamship Vile de Paris:-
Mrs Morgan, Miss Morgan Miss Moran.
Messrs Ha!I Golden and Briggs Mrs Tuckermann.
Mr. ward, Mr. Zokiewski, Mrs Kin0sbury Mr. Diego
de Castro, Miss Read Mr. and Mrs Moore Miss Alico
Moore. Miss M Moore Miss Carroll Steil, Mr. ana
Mrs Byron, Miss . Byron, N Cotes, Manuel Cotes
Mr. Etchenique, G Rintoul, G Storm Miss NJ Storm
baron de NormOnt, Au9uste Piout, Mr. MacDOugali
Mrs Dean. Mrs Lowe, Mrs Chopper, Mr. and Mrs 81.
monitor, G Johnson. Mr. and Miss Burnes Mr. ana
SGd Mrs White " COnkln Messrs
Mrs WeimpiheImer Mr. Hurtado, Mrs Hurtado, Mrs
DER, Miss Vera, Alfred Chibon, MIR NOrdlinger
hgf Martin, Mr Van Sclalck, Mrs Van Setback,
van Schalck, A Van Schack, Miss Lucie Lelay Mrs
nS,auger' Irs Knapp, Messrs L Crane, Delpeyrou,
Gml1nrie' DGclerq Poulain Ggermerays, Guelard,
Msssrs David Kohn, fournier, williams, Thomas
Caron, Gerrin Lajoie Hurtebse, Raymond Noe
Devenynes, Erica Andrea, Gen1ldo Albert, Cou
mond, Tuhenor, Tranchand. Guilemot
MI sossss Nj 3,pi ~ Soc Mss Pss sS1s
Mrs RohIpet, Mr. Cohh, MT Rata, Mlss II Williams i
Castanedas. camejo, Miss N CAMEO, MISS Ca.
meJo, Miss Campanloln, pr Askoli, @ Pllet, Mrs
aonmenn, Mr. Hofrmannn, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Coaze,
MIS- Diaz Mr Garcia, Mr. Hegnauer, Mr. Orenal. Helm
nam SloGR FELIX Lotn Mrs Fourier, hurIimann,
mann, Louis Meier. Mr. Melzger, Mr. BLOCK Gauthler,
mr. hamerink, II Stein, James Barriers, Giuseppe
Gianelli, Jean Cebrian, Mr. Marvin, Mrs Marvin Mr.
Van Nostrand, Mr. Dean, Mr. Appleton, Mr. Rarnel,
Mr. Baudino, DIR P0ti, Mrs Grenier. Mrs Gros, MI
eros Mr. Ravaux, Giovanni Fabbi. Mr. Volta, Mr.
Carzave, MIR Ledoux, Nine Ledoux. Mr. Grace MISS
Kavaux, MIR q R0ques.
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PERSONAL IMrELLIGENCE.

prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Count Corti, Italian Minister at Washington;
count Colobiano, Secretary OF the Italian Legations
Or. B. J. Jones, OF Chicago, and =. T. Fairchild, OF
Casenovia, are at the Brevoort House.
Dr. J. W. Stone, or New Orleans; Captain Foster,
OF Florida; Colonel q. D. Long. and O. w. Taylor OF
Georgia; Colonel J. Goodwin, Of California; DR.. II.
A. Wilder, OF Boston, and y. ID. Hughes of Sing
Sing are the Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain Mirehouse, Of the steamship City Of Paris:
Thomas Holcomb, Of Delaware, and w. A. Davis, of
Virginia, are At the New York Hotel. ~
+ Captain r. Donaldson, Of Toronto; Professor
Shines, OF sandusky, and A. R. whiteaw, Of Edin.
burg, are at the st. Charles Hotel
Josiah Hobart and Il. r.. Tenny OF Boston. W
Morris, Of Richmond, Va; j. p Parke and e. v.
Maitland, Of Philadelphia, are at the Westminster
Hotel. m
Rev. E. 7. Baird OF Richmond; Major e. Willis, OF
charleston, s. o.; General ]. II. Wilson, OF the
United States Army; DR.. BLY,, Of Rochester; George
IL. Stewart Of the Indian Commission Bureau; Geo.
Is. McCartee, OF Washington; j. L. King. OF Spring
Held, and Captain Hugh Donney, Of tho United
States Army, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General J. A. Potter Of the United States Army;
w. Bond, OF Norwich, Conn; Nathan Appleton ana
Frederick Amory, OF Boston, are at the Albemarle
Hotel flr
N9"S'"s HioNoS', vi fHEdueIpul6, IL "A. k3SSOn, OF
Iowa. and Colonel w. II. Reynolds OF Providence
are at the Holman House.
Captain Browning, Of the United States Army
Mayor Charles Adams, OF Cohoes, and A. A. Willard
OF Wilmington, DEL, are ct the Coz eman House.
Colonel II. @. Rans0me. OF the United States Army;
David Lyman OF Connecticut; Jose N. Casanova, of
Cuba; +. Laurens and c. p. Kundhardt, Of the
United States Navy and George Harding, OF Phila.
delpha. are at the Aston House.
Rev. John A. Broom, Of South Carolina; II. G.
Merriam, Of the United States Army, and Thomas
Carney, Of Leavenworth. ore at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
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FREE RUSSIA By William Hepworth Dixon. New
York: Harper Il Brothers.
1t is to be regretted that so much evidence OF the
unreiability Of this book has been accumulated as
to preclude the possibility Of our recommending It
to the public as trustworthy picture Of life in
Russia. Mr. Dixons work on the United States
abounded In inaccuracies; 1t was frequently absurd
in Its statements many of which utterly devoid
OF truth. Nevertheless, the book was like this cx.
ceedingly interesting, and people In this country
read 1t In the same spirit that they read
romance They can do the Same with "Free Russia"
for that the work most entertaining Is undeniabc
Mr.. Dixon. however, has been proven, not only by
English critics familiar with Russia, but by German
and Prussian authors, to have written without any
practical knowledge Of his subject. We suppose
that some parts Of "Free Russia" must contain the
truth, but what that part is-whether that relating
to the religious sects to the civil governments to
the social condition Of the people--we have no
means Of ascertainlng. Consequently It viii not be
safe to seek for reliable information about Russia in
this book The Is nt for is to read az one
reads fction-for the sake OF the momentary In
tcrest IL AFFORDS. Such the spirit with which we
read IT, aud we must repeat regret that we can
not recommend the public to read it In any other
anirit
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Nctu, Ui Iuc FUWUHtdH CIUD.
Time OF game-TwO hours and fifteen minu
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REMARKS,

Cnthbert, z; Ireacy, total, 9.
Umpire Bouse, Of Cleveland.
Scorers Thatcher and Dougan.
Duration-Two hours and ten miru,es.
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MICHAEL OCONNER, MortEssse.
L. ". COLLINS. Atty. s:7'7
Dated July 18th. A. D. 1870. :: iulylI-7v


M CRTGAGESALE-WH DEFAULT HAa
NJ been made In the conditions Of . certain mort:
gageduly executed ddsliveredby Joseph Pends and
0ttilia Psndls his wife. nortsaeor.. to Maria ~.
Klerings Mortgage, bearing date the hrst dey d
July A. D. 1857 and recorded In thu once Of the 1egis
ter of Deeds In and for the county Of 6tsarns and
State Of Minnesota on the third Day q July 4. D.
1867, At 10 o'clock 4. H., In Book ~ Of AxtReo
Deeds pages 49, le5 and 40, gven 70 secure ths
forest according to the conditions Of certain pron
sorry note duly executed and delivered BY said ossph
Pendle, bearing even date with said Aoftesge and
ings or Order and there 10 claimed to 10 DUE ead 4
due and unpaid upon said note and mortgage 1t the
date Of this notice, Mine Hundred and lsrty three
and 5000 Dollars, with the further sum Of ssvsatssn
upon Of the buildings situated the nortssgsd
premises. which said insurance money was and Il b,
the terms Of said mortgage part Of the debt secured
sum tho power T. soil contained in sid morteaee and
recorded herewith Aforesaid, hak become opera
tive and no action OF proceeding has been instituted
secured BY said mortgage or any part thsreof:- -
Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue Of said power
Of sale contained in said mortgage, and pursss.t 70
mortgage viii b forsclosed By saie Of tho merssssd
premises, 70 Wit: Lot Numbered Ten, Q0) in Block
Numbered Thirty one, Isl, In the town Of st. Coed
according to plat and thereof made by Johs
OF Deeds In and for the county Of Stearns and state
Of Minnesota, or 20 muck thereof may b neesssa-
y, st public vendue bz the Sheriff Of aid county.
st. Cloud in said county, on the 10th daS Of Auszst
A. D. 1870, at o'clock In the sfteruson Of thst ~
to satisfy the amount which shall then b de On IA
note AID mortgage With the costs Of foreclosure and
said sum Of Seventeen dollars paid FOX insurance. O.
Aforesaid. and the further Of Thirty Dollars IN
said sovsnantsd and agreed to BE- pa @ At
tornsys fees, In cass Of the foreclosure these6 in
addition to all Sums and costs allowed in that behalf
Dated July 9Th, A. d. 1870. 4, s..
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

An Improved Farm 80
OF 152 asrss, in'the town Of Maine Prai-
rle-90 acres. Of good timber, about 40
seres Of prairiee and the balance poplar
and basel brush. Forty. acres are fenced,
AID II acres are under cultivation. There
is : small house and I we'll Of good water,
% we'll - some fruit trees on the prem
iseS. The above farm Ii situated on Pearl
Lake. IL miles from st. I Cloud. aud has
the finest location in the State. Il il: no one
vt Observation-Disclosures o+sSt.ss Cloud,
and 10 only q quarter of > mile from I
SCHOOL honss. 1 Ror. fdtthers particukrs in
quire O. TIN JOURNAL Office, st. Cloud, or
Of J. 8. Gam, Wheeler French, or the own
g, y. b. STEWART, st Maine Prairie,
6teasns county, MINI. vl2-n@1
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Pumps! Lightning llll Rods 4, 1 !

80 49, st.z} Ets tstz-s,
Munaange1- zeOn.
Ar s,ill engaged Il naals;lAe.aasias The
WOODEN PUMPS which have Stvsa
sseh universsl satisfaetiea throashout
Northern Ninnesots. - ... b .sks ..z,-
They have also purchased John r..
Clsrk's interest IN The zt 5 "A.
irss Punp 80 1isAtaa.s' Rsa
l S.. q, aadssrsa pssparsdste promptly
A1ss, Val Qssaia1 13ss.
Shop on Mssainstsa avsaus, next deer
70 the rlsteAs1 House. 5= ,2Is...
Il g. Cloud. Avg. 4. 1870. vl3-a3
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Yes. | shall remain L Dykslau il,
the present; Frank win b lslt home,
aud hs i ! great charge. Come d 81
ten ~ you ike, Dr. Seeker
He made his Acknowledgements and
wont away, Amy Watching him from
tn" window Of own room u long n
he was in sight. Then she turned to
the dresking-t.ble, began 10 collect and
pick upthe l.tls. Ornaments and Ftris@
kets, and suddenly dropped them al
again, and put her t.ee down on tho
table with great sob.
20 Carl Carlo milo! II I should
die in that great, stupid London, aud
never go him again! Nobody. ever
loved me before that I remember
Whv are they 20 hard upon Us! What
docs il MISTER to Thorn pr,
Dr.. Seeker walked back toward tn,
town l'i'urely, and the moon got bright
q and brighter above his head He
looked up, and SAW that there we're no
clouds ovee her, none near her. SURF.
y he might take it IS . good omen.
She danced in thousand silver ripples
upon the river, .ndjghted up tho big
rcd stones, which marked the ford .
good half:mile from tho bridge. The
water Was 80 low that he could zee tho
stones, like path, tho whole Wy
across.
II would save him = miles walk
round, hs thought, and hs went over;
slipping Two q thrse> das., aud &hsar-j
ing the water cop out Of his boots . he
walked on the dry hnd again. For
this: or any other physical discomfort,
he did not At that moment care He
turned his face towards those woods;
dark 10 the distance, snoaxst which
no could no longer ~ the root that
covered Any. But the neon W.
shining over il, aud him, and the
Beautiful, quiet scene .rouad hin.
The light Of her promise 49, ia Ais
heart; what had hs tsde MI .sythisg
but hope and loyal trust zs. y; .>,ss
(ro BE oonT1xusD.) Up
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.. THE 8HCkS6V AONxVOA
Justpubished, 800 Dagss price. 70 es.ts. private
medical treatise, On the Anatomy s1d KAylkoisU Of
the Urnaryspd sexual Organs and their dieeaso1 il.
avtns Of those organs in health s.d disease, sent
In sealed envelopes. -
A VARIX CLASP, . new invsntisa for the ssdical
euro Of Varicoosls IN four days, (vasiooesls
circulars.
EspedaIstteatiaa Sisss = disssses # WOAKN.
All letters promptly answered and all b0st1sss
strictly private
Psmphleks Ctrcslars &C., sent ftes 20 any addrea.
vlln4b-ly- GALENIC INsfITUT4. 81. fsaI. Mia
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@. A. GILMAN 1agistsr.
I uneo0-ow5 Z. G. MCCLURE, SsSceavel
q. LAND OFFICE,
st. Cloud M1nn lnna % .Ha.n

Complaint having besn entered It thie go bv
Rasmus Da1lslsoa against VIM. Bans Ior ahanAoaias
his aomestsad Entry No. Ga, dated July lsk 110S,
upon the Il q u section Ia and Y. ~ u sai
seaznscouaty, Minnesota With avev 70 tAs eaaeslla-
ton Of said ently: the sid parties axe hsby sun
moned to appear ct this once on the2aD DAY on Az
GUST, 1870 1t 10 o'clock In the forenoon to rapood
and furnish testimony concerning "a ALLEGED sbsn.
comment. c. A. GLAAN. REGISTER.
june306wI &c NoCLURk. Rsoeiver:
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W'''::1'i IT,. !: G Co.,, .!'.i;,,.

SEWING MACd4NGs
IL THE BEST IN FAMILY USEt
I'LL I'LL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND.
das:. Sitsnd 9mbroider beautifully. 1t will withthe
6ns.s ead thead run from perfect WORK on the
oo-stSM osook, over the heaviest beaver cloth and
iii With no changeofneedle, thread or tenson1t
sasisr cotton; linen sk and twne: 1t runs
.sC. ~ nat even and elastic seam, differing from
ns.ns oe9'r STITCH each loop being TWISTED by
THE ROTATING HOOK"
Sstsnain the twist Into tho goods thus securely
~ every stich, 90 that tho seam will bear to
ss.,. and IN that case even, the
e.rconstanecs to ''sarvivs tie washtub." DID, worn
~. caEosats bosoms, pants dresses, *. have
IL Sss@ttsd to COMMITTEES. st III. where W.:
Deen Superiority Durability,
.tle,ty and Beauty. e5fs :.
machine being run in the wrong direction, or
"0'' "ne'lsvsr wearing or touching the dress.
the NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,
anus avoiding great trouble Of other machines.
"a - No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade Of the needle ID less than ourth,of
n Itch long, and IL straight.
11Ns xasmaser and 1stter can nevsr Be ct wrong.
Asyone may adjust them In the dark. The hem
;;s &c o. ny width. No other hsnnsr or TELLER
taas. ~ turns the hem on the right or under sid
It xtll not drop Stitches, - the needle Is always
A.oC,ss sno oIeoo snoTt ana Dtf0G0ts does nOt VI
Drate' like longer ones. They arc
AansVaetxrsd ,oieA Mathematical Precision.
Hence. each part q and can bersady
tsplaced IN case ofsoeddeat. II will last generation
Improperly cared Tor. None who have need It can be
to useany other. The roundness, evenness
DURABILITY aud bseuty OF it, stitch
4 4 WE'RE NEVER zQUALED,
IT. Rapidly, Absolute Stiffness, case Of motion,
nasrowness and nsatncss OF ito hem and foil were
sever approached BY any other machine.
Tns s1ntversslly pronouncet his the Best FAINT
eowiug Aachlno In the World. Whatever the
merits OF the other machines, It Is dsparagement
70 say Of tho Wilcox kGbbs 1t 10 worth tor family use
that Of any other offered to the public.
It recetvsd the Gold Medal Of the American Insti-
tute-the FrstPrsmium for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACuINE,"
ct tho great New England Fair-the Vermont State
1str-the PennsylvsuisStste 1air-ths Indiana State
1a!r-ehe Wisconsin State Fair-the Michigan State
Ear the Iowa State Fair-and at over 60 County
1afS throughout tho West-making more First Pre-
nioms than were taken By all other Sewing Machines
together In the same time.
MS ROW tie Great Leadjna Ehmtzy Se,ct,o xachjre
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Wetake Other nachines in exchange. We sell Oil
Cotton, SILK, Twist and Needles for every kind Of
Sewing Machine.
AGEN - WANTED.-Termst to Agents, do.
scPttve circular and specimens of work. sent free BY
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or had of :,
CORNELL, WARD & COM1NGS,
GENERAL Agents., -.
133 Lake Street. Chicago. Ill.
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~ ms. FRANCIS IuLlsl vIcroH.
F.$sSts = u n -........s T24f - %!l&E -.
!. A complete history Of the Northwestern
Slope, from. the discovery OF, the Columbia
River, with graphic accounts Of the Indian
1fioss, the Fur Traders, the Oregon Mis-
eiss sad trsgio fate Of Dr.. Whitman and
fsntly; With events in the lite time Of
Joseph L. Meek. . Rocky Mountain Hun
tees Oregon Pionser, and hrst U. 8. Mar
ehsl Of Dragon. Viyidly portrsying the
Pertis. Rsrdships aud Wonderful Romance
Of Trsppsr's life; With full description
u yeaitly % Tie line of The Northern
A1i6GRallroaa: 80 KS TIL -,s,ss,s,,s
ss wsatsvery 30 'tsfssna Tor circular
and terms. IA. 7js FER
Address. 81.
UNION PUBLISHING CO..
100 Mashil6tea IS, Chicago, III
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M ORTGAGESALE.-WHERR
WI been made in tho conditions of . certain ,nurt-
gage executed and delivered by George Leopold
Kind, hortgngor, to Michael OConnss, MortRsxee
dated June 18th, A. y. 1859, and recorded il the
office Of tho aegster Of Deeds for Stearns county,
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of July, 4. D. 1892, At
3oc!ock Min Book ID, Of Mortgages On lagss ~
and 900, gvsn to secure the payment Of = certain
promlssory note executed and delivered by the said
George Leopold Kind, mortgages, payable to the
order Of said Michael 0ConneF, mort<seor, bearing
even date WITH said mert9age. for the sum Of One
year from date and which note and morteaxs there
is claimed to be due, and 10 DUE at the date hereof
Ono Hundred and Sixty-0ne and $500 DollaPs and
no action or preceding having been instituted at law
otherwise to recover the debt 10 secured BY said
mortgage or any part thereof:
Thereforenotices hereby given BY virtue ofthe
power in said and pursuant
to the statute In such made and provided said
be f0recl0Sed BY tho sale of the
ed premises to Wit The Of the south west
quarter, quarter efths southwest quar-
ter and tho southwest quarter Of tho northwest
quarter Of section No: four, in township number
ono hundred and TWENTY-FIVE, Q2s,) range thirty.
three, (33O West, and situated in stssrns county
In the State OF Minnesota, or 90 much thereof q
maybe necessary, at public vsndue, by the Sheriff
Of said stearns county, at the front door of the
Court House, In the city Of Saint Cloud, in said
etsarns county. upon The 27fa DAY OF AUGUST,
A. D. 1870, At O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day
tosatisy the amount which shall then be due on ad
note and mortgage the costs Of foreclosure and the
further sum Of TWenty.d dollars In seid nortnke
and agreed to be paid a. IN attorney re-
In case Of the foreclosure thereof in addition 70
THos. 9. ALDEN, ,
MICHAEL O'CONNER. Mortsssse.
I. W. Co1IINs. Atty. $50 -
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"1ail to tho Chief Whe;in 1Iiu1ph
Adva1oo's % n; -
THE neA1H woman ! q, me xoalp
NTSA6I.I,H'5:*
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AID
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Magical Pain Extractor.
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Burns, Seslds, Fever
Sores, Tooth Ache, Rsr
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no difference hsv
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It proceeds -
from. = =; :>4r
Chapped Lips, Chsppsd Hands, Stisgs Of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. nd in
fact oil Of the external Pains and Aches
that the human fa.ily Il heir to; ~ rub
bling It freely on the part affected, Without
frio,ioa. .,>' - ''|''s-'. 5't5sfS "sl
: For Teeth Ache, satulsts : little cotton
with Il and plses Il IN The hollow sf ths
tooth and for Ear Ache, drop ''tVo or
three drops Of It into the ear sdsetsd, ,
And all Pain VIII Instantly Ceass.
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