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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23
The jolly Husbands.

Three jolly husbands by the name Of
Tim Watson, Joe Brown, Bill Walker,
sat late one evening drinking at the
village tavern, until being pretty well
corned, they agreed that each one on
returning would do the first thing his
wife told him, in default OF which
should, the next morning pay the bill.
They then separated for Me night
engaging to meet the next morning
ana give al honest account OF them
selves, and their proceedings at home,
80 far as they related to their bill. :,
The next morning Walker and
Brown were early Mt their posts, but
It. was some time before Watson made
his appearance.
Walker began first:
you see [ entered the house, the
candle was out, and the fire giving but
a glimmering light came near walk
! ing into pot Of batter that the PAN
| cakes were to he made Of in the NOM
ing. My wife who WAS dreadhlly out
Of humor at sitting up 80 late, said 10
me sarcasticaily
'Bill, do you put your foot in the
batter -,
inst nv you say Maggie said l. and
without the slightest hesitation put
my foot in the pot Of batter and went
to hrd.'
Next Joe Brown told his story.
Nv wife had retired to our usual
sleeping room, which adjOins the
Kitchen and the doc rwas ajar. not be-
Ing able TO navigate perfectly l made
u dreadful CHATTER among the household
furni ure, and my wife, in no very
pleasant tone bawled out, DO break
the porridge pot
no sooner said than done. seized
hold Of the tail Of the pot, and striking
1t against the chimney jam broke 1,
into u thousand pieces. After this ex-
plot | retired to rest, and got a eur
tain lecture all night for my palms.
1t was Tim WatsOn's turn to give an
account of himself. which was as fol-
lows:
My wife gave me the most unlucky
command in the world, for | was
laundering up stairs in the dark, when
she called out: Do you break your
neck Tim
'Ill be cussed if ] do Kate said ]
~ | picked myself up u will sooner
! pay the bill and so; landlord, here's
| the cash for you, snd this is the last
time I will risk five dollars on the
command Of my wife,
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uoRsysNEy. ATTENTION (,

Most OF the Liniments sold have fallen into
III repuie with owners OF stock, from the
rtthat they become sticky, mouldy, rnn-
cid, and when u little old, l%rritnte the skin
without beneftting. The Magic Arnlcn
Liniment lisa beautiful ~ruby-colored nuld,
which II always limpid and never spoils.
II Ia powerfully penetrating, II there Is no
disease of stock that can be reached by OK
tending means that the Magic Arnica Lini.
ment will not cure. Read the evidence.
CAN sWISNEY IN HORSES AND MULES DE
CURED?
MEMPHIS, TENN, June3, 1871.
.Nsasrs. M1nsfshif Hi0Lee.
GENTLEMEN: had u mule when was
laid upthis season fOrthee weeks VIII SWIM
nry I'M It's worst form. commenced the use
OF Your Magic Arnica Iiniment, ana IN Two
weeks he was perfectly cured and as hearty
as ever. This mule IL n valuable one, ana
cost me sl25. You can readily perceive with
tbs evidence and experience, i Gun give,
your Magic Arnica Iiniment my cordial
support and Endorsement, and DO cheerful
ly recommend II to all planters ana owners
Of stock asa remedy which should always
be kept on hand, rs l know from what !
have seen in other cases, ana from what !
have heard from Others, that this Llniment
is the uery hest external remedy ever yet dis.
covered, and that 1t will cure promptly all
pains and aches, whether In man or beast.
Respectfully,
Formerly Of Brooks \ Dennis, go Main s.;
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~Cabbages for Stock.

Commenting on the subject Of raising
cabbagcs Tor stock, the New York
World remarks, that in England it is
said they grow 20 tons per acre of the
OK drnmhcad ~cabbagcs, against Is tons
of Swcdes, or y Of mangles; and ac-
cording to DR.. Nolckcr, cabbagcs cOn-
tain nearly three times rs much ilesll-
forming substance as common turnips,
AMI are equal to almost all clovers and
grasses rs food for stock. They are
much better for lambs and mllch cows
than any Kind of turnips. and they are
much better rclishcd. But cabbagcs
can he grown to profit II very rich
aud highly-manurcd soil; AMI the
same applies strictly to the Indian
corn crop. 1t is probable that cabbages
are Il much surer crop in the cool moist
climate of England .tllan in Il hotter
summer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23
Farm Machinery.

In reply to a young farmer who
asks, " Will farm msghinery pay at
Mr.. Harris replies a S follows
in the American Agysculturist:
81 should buy as Little machinery
as possible. In my experience, with
a few exceptions, it"tosts as much
with ordinary hired help to do the
work by machinery Us. by hand. !
asked "A farmer who had considerable
experience in machines if they payed.
If bought with oodjudgement,' he
replied, 'and used with great care,
think they do A farmer can lose
more by using a broken, one-tincd
fork, a dull hoe, a wOrn-out axe and
a battered up spade, than he "a save
by usinga machine to saw wood or q
reaper to cut his grain. A small far
mcr had better hire the work done
with a machine than to buy the ma
chine himself
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DArGHTEE~
THAT HAVE WEAK LrNGS-Should ar
rest tho disease when it is in the incipi-
ont stages. II is indicated hy a~hacking
pains in tho chest, difficulty of
breathing, or oppression OF the lungs.
II this he permitted torun on, tubercles
will form, and Consumption will he the
result. A most valuable remedy will he
found In Aliens Lung l'alsam to cur
and check this disease in its first stage.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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The Rise In Coffee.

The recent extraordinary rise in the
price of coffee has produced much dis
cussion in commercial circles, The
price Of good Rio in cargo, for instance
has within u few weeks advanced from
IL. cents tO nearly IL cents per pound,
gold. Other descriptions of coffee have
risen nearly as much. 1t is stated that
there are at present but forty odd thou-
sand bags Of coffee first hands IN the
United States. and some of the large
dealers are ordering cargocs from En-
rope. When the tariff was reduced on
coffee, tea, and sugar, a year ago, there
was almost immediate decline in the
pricc OF those articles; but the short
crop of coffee has Influenced the present
rise In that necessity
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

Hon. W.. B. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Col. A; N; Lo0NEI, Columbia, Tenn.
4. S. HOESlEY, Columbia, Tenn.
LIpSCOMB BROS, Columbia, Tenn.
WV. j. ANDREWS, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
KUHN y TURrlN, Columbia, Team.
WILLIS T.. JONES. Columbia, Tenn.
Dr.. T. 8 RAINS, Columbia, Tenn.
JAMES ANDREWS K CO., Columbia, Tenn.
Col. THOS. W. KEESEE, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN 2. MCGAW, Mayor of Columbia.
MARTIN h PICKARD, Columbia, Tenn.
JOHN FRI ERS0N, Prcs'dt. LIST Nat. Bank.
Hon. W. V. THOMPSON, Columbia, Tenn.
W. p. INGRAM. Pres'dt. Bank of Columbia.
Hon. W. G. WHITTHORNE, Columbia, Tenn.
Maj. WE. RICHARDSON, Selma, Ala
JOHN NJ. LARKIN h CO., Columbia,
Hop. LUKEPRYOR, Athens, Ala.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

The crane D%iaiributIon in MD OF the New
Iorl; Founding Asy lum and the Soldiers,
and.Suilor's Orphans Homeo of Washington,
u. c., Is positively fixed TO take place In the
latter city Oh the Ord of November next.
A peculiarly of this enterprise is that it
has received the sanction OF the us. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, whose spe-
cial permit OF itappears in the prospectus,
being the very first Instance In which such
permit has been granted to.an enterprise of
the kind. This IL q fact NO important In
itself, that the sale OF tickets has already
advanced to an unprecedented extent. An
other guranty of the sterling character OF
the enterprise appears In the names or me
substantial men OF business and high social
position by whom 1t Is sustained while the
press OF the entire country has been unani
nous In giving IL publicity and approval.
Private emolument Is not the principle up
on which the enterprise stands, Its project
ors being actuated solely by the charitable
motive of giving aid to worry, and benefici-
ent institutions. 1t Is likewise a recon-,
menda,ion to the enterprise that It's General
Agent IL Mr.. =. {. DEVIS, the well-knoWn
Stationer and Printer, doing business Il! 81
Nausau Street, New York City.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

The grand prize I The head of the list is o
part OF the farm formerly owned by Col. q.
". Polk, situated Oh the Nit. Pleasant Pike,
West of Columbis' 1t contains $50 acres and
has a fine residence with all out buildings
complete and well improved.
We call particular attention to the follow"
ing:
lHt. We propose to conduct this enter
prise in n strictly honorable way,
"a. No persons VIII lie admitted TO the
drawing but those who hold shares; the
Committee to superlntend the drawing
must be selected by the shareholders. The
Managers will take no pnrt in the drawing
but merely furnish the necessary appliances.
81 No person connected with the man.
agcluent will be allowed to held u share I'm.
der any circumstances,
ith. Absolute titles to the various pieces
OF real estate will be made by the Managers,
thus avoiding the usual trouble experienced
II other Distributions.
5th. We will satisfy the public that this
Distribution W.lI Ee conducted In such D
mapnar aS to sustain the confidence OF eve
~ shareholder in the management.
TIE Drawing will be made at Athens,
Ala, ut which place, for tickets and intor
nation IN regard thereto, address
l.. IL. ATTWELL, successor to
HODGE d. ATTW HI.
ps-A Special Train will be chartered to
run from Nashville to Athens, Ala, that al
Ticket Holders may attend the Drawing
free of charge.
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Columbia Ath enmum.
TEGNESsEE.

A First Class School for Young la
dies. Advantages Elegant Grounds q:
acresl-llealthy Notwithstanding Builjinst
10000 hpparatus-Well selected Lihrarg d
Rooms, with FIR. in each-Abundantly s%upplis5
Table-Full and efficient. facui,y-3s years OK
per;ence-COurso of Instruction thorough AND
corplets-Prices reduced-Number of Matric
ulates 7,4s5, and ia Graduates-No Scotarian.
ism-Session opens Sept. 4th--CataloEues FPgs
dec.iGv WIN. A.. SEtTH A. M. Sec'y
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HODGE IL ATrW L.
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two Glass Wheels. One wheel
will contain 800 numbers plainly printed
boing duplicates Of he tickets sold. The 9TH
er will contain 1900 prizes. Ono number will
bo drawn from the first wheel, and the first
prize drawn from the second wheel will be the
gift of the number first drawn, and so on until
all the prizes arc Drawn, whether the Capital
Prize or one of smaller value.
FS-All monies arising from the sale Of Tick
cts will be deposited in the Bank Of Columbia
and First National Bank of Columbia.
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TO TIE LADIS S.

We will send tho following handsome articles
at the following ,mall prices: one elegant
Ladies Lace Handkerchief for 50cts: one ele-
gant Ladies Lace Collar, 5ncts: and one pair
of Ladies extra fine Kid Gloves, any size or
Giles By. mall, postage paid. on receipt Of price.
Address, A. I. STEWART Il co,
Columbia a, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

Send 80 cents and stamp for sample and cir
cular Of our HeIC pdicEt fruit and potato peeler
and slicer, which sells quickly to every family.
$500 per day guaranteed active live men. Best
of city references given rs to our responsibility.
SCOTT &THuRSTON.
Now 4. 131 West ith St., Cincinnati, o.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE

OF the CHAMPION NEEDLE THREADING THIN
BLus, warranted to thread coarse or fine nee
dies with ease, whether the cyesight be good or
not. Agents make from s. to SD per day,
Agents wanted. SEM 8 cents for sample BY
mail. Address .. ii. PATRICK, l3l West
Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. II
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23

THE Pacific Hotel Chicago is to bc
rebuilt on the old plan on the same
site. The railways will subscribe
500, OU0 towards il.
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BAPTIST Agents Wanted

everywhere for the largest Baptist paper in the
world. Able writers, all The news. and con-
slant improvements. Full Market Report.
Sunday School Departmcnt-lesson every
week. An inhcxible advocate of Baptist prin-
eiples. ONE prize, only s2,5oycr,ye2r. The
ever offered, or liberal cash commissions paid.
90 Specimen coy and particulars free to all
who will write to LUTHER X YEAMAN, The
CENTRAL BAPTIST, ST. LOUIS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23
QUEEN 'tDDIN,l.

Pour over a pint ot biscuit or bread
crumbs enough milk to make Il good
batter, not too stir; let it soak u while.
then mash smooth. and add one cup of
sugar, one half pound butter, and the
yclks of two eggs, well beaten. flavor
with anything You like, and bake.
Frotl the whites with white sugar;
when the pudding Is done spread them
over and return to the stove and brown
slightly. Eat with or without sauce.
Very nice,
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Those Afflicted with
Consumption
Please Read the Following Letter
from n Reliable D~sUSSisf.


MoUNT NERNo%, ILL.,, Aprli ~ loh.
MEssRs J.. n. HARRIS & Co, Cincinnati.
O.-Gentlcmcn: | heard one of InN cl'lo-
mers speak In such hish icrrl'ol ,AI'"n :
Lung BnlsnmtO day, that ! thought | Wo",d
write You the substance OF hts statement :
He says hiq mother, who IS nos -'SlS years
OF pge, has suffered with 60 sumption ior
several years. and has been under the care
of oil OF our best phvsic'ans, hut never IT,
ceiyed any permanent benefit then She re-
sorted 10 most every Kind Or tOug!l ana
Lung BalsamS that could ,c procn.'d nor
her, but all to no avail. SttStill .l"" worse,
until she was COninpd to her hcd ana Nl II
Sho was seized wit n paroxySm 81 coughing
she would lose power OF Io"PiInI!Oii, una
they were compelled TO resort 10 various
means to restore breathing; and while She
was COUGHING so hard she coUhd not ,"%ncc'n'
rate anything, aud 'hc family ana itithuS
had gwen up all hopes OF her recovery.
Herson noticed the divert. cmcnt Of Aliens
Lung BnlsaIn in the Christian Advoca c,nnd
thay thought they would procure ana NY IT,.
They commenced giving her the BaiSain ~
5 O'clock, p, ~, ~ directed, u doSr eVt,S
hour until midnight; thon she took anGlh
cr NJ ~OfcOughing, and e xpeotorltcd n MOUTH
full Ofdark yellow matter, which was some
thing she had not been able to do for some
time. They continued to give her the lihl-
sam until morning, and then size began to
expcctOrate freely, and within Two IuhIS
She cXpcctorated three pints OF mucu0uS.
matter, which gave her immediate rcilel,
ana since that tine she ma, continued to
improve. She now sits up all day, ana can
wnik about the house and take COnSidera-
BILE outdoor exercise. Her son bought
more of the BalSan, to-day, and he recon-
mendS It very highly to every on'.
Yours respectfully,
A. G. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever prcater proof OF merit IMAM
the case this letter refers tO?. .
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM is without doubt
tho best cXpcctOrant remedy over O'lcrc to the
afflicted public. 1t contains no opium IN
any form. and its use is harmless to the most
delicate.
DIRECTIONS accompany each battle.
in. HARRIS co, Proprlctor',
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JOG, 100 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, 40
EACH CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS, So;
QUARTER TICKETS, f2.i0
Tickets will he .cnt by registered letter; tho
money for them may be sent by I. o. money
ord II, greenbacks or draft.
Each ticket consists of four quarters, value,
$500 each. The holder is %cntitlc to admis-
sion to the Concert, and to tho value of tae
gift awarded to it or its fraction.
sJ5O,OOO IN GREENBACKS will be
distributed to holders of tickets, in gifts of
from slO0.0O, the highest, to 100, the lowest.
being III gifts in all.
The Gnncnrt is for tho benefit of thu
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

OUR sTRASSER-wholcsa,e Manufac.
4 turcr Cigars and Tobacco. Special sttten-
ton called to tho big and Little Casino
brands ofCisars. 1877 Walnut ct. Cincinnati, o.
- and Shutter Manufs.; Rough and Dressed
Lumber. Joists, Scantling. Shingles. Lath &c.
a. Hannibal at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-23
Public Library of Kentucky,

lhI .'IllLTbNp DAM VI Me, 10
TREASURER and tho Corporators and Su-
pervisors are the Hon. Thomas +. Bramlettc,
late Governor of Kentucky, and twenty-scven
Of the most distinguished and respectable citi-
zcns of the state.
The undersigned, late principal business man
benefit of the Mercantile Library, Mt Fan Fran
cisco. has been arpointed Agent and Mana
ger of this Grand Gift Concert.
The drawing and distribution will take place
in public. and everything will be done to sat
isfy the buyers of tickets that their interests
sOnally present to supcrintend the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply TO
G.. X. PETERS. 100 Main St.. Louisville, Ky,
No. s Astor House, New York.
II. y. llcmpstcd, No. 40 Broadway. Milwau-
NJ. 4. French, Virginia City. Nevada.
Ticsotf also for sale in cvery'prOminent place
in the IT,. S.
Owing to the general dersngcmcut OF mails
and advertisements consequent on tho disas-
trious cOntagrations in the West, the sale of
~, 1871. at which time the main office. IN Main
street. Louisville. ny. will close for adjust
ment of accounts and business. Noorders ex-
cept by nail will be received after Dee. LIST and
no orders by mail will be filled after Dec. 1O,h
The New York office will close Dec. 10th; other
18th will be cancelled by its number. The
drawing will take place in public, Dee, 18th,
lsIi. commencing ut I II. M, and continue un-
I'll the ~ gifts are awarded. PayimeHt vt
awards vii lcommence Dec. 18th, at . O'Clock
n. M. Circulars of awards will he found mt ev-
rectly. and will also be sent to all ticket buyers
rs soon as p~ossible. No order will be filled at
the main office for less than $40.
CHAS. n. PETERS, Manager.
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For Sale by all Medicine
Dealers.

TWT FNTt Uy
WupELocn, FIyLAy Cu...............Nc Orleans.
G.. y, JuNEs ~ Memphis.
X. A. ROBINSON X observation-disclosures. Louisville.
BERRY q DEaovILLE Nashville
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VALUABLE RECIPES.


Boil six potatoes without the skins;
add six tablespoonful of flour, one ia
b~lespooniul Of salt, one quarter pint of
brown sugar. Mash the whole, having
pouring over the mixture a pint of the
water In which the potatoes we're boil
ed. scalding hot. When lukcwarm add
half pint of yeast. Excellent for bis
ante
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LAST NOTICE..
Your Christmas and
New Year Gifts.
S 1,OOO,OOOS

By the authority of tho act of the Legislature
of Kentucky. of March IL, 1871, the Trustees of
tho Public Library of Kcntucky, will give n
GRIND GIFT CONCERT,
AT LOUISVILLE Ky
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-12
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday at 10 o'clock, the Executive
Committee of tie Press Association of the
state of Illinois, met ct the Briggs House.
1t was resolved, BY the members present,
composed of Messrs. Griggs, Mosser, ShoRff
and others, to hold their next Convention At
Rock Island, on the 18th of June next
After the usual business of the association is
consumAted, the happy party will leave for
Quincy, and after receiving the hospitAlities
of said city, will proceed by boat or other,
wise, TO Peoria, the fusure Capital of the
state of Illinois.
J. K. Mosser, ESQ.,, of Decatur, was pro-
posed rs the next candidate for President Of
the Association.
Hon. John Merritt was unanimously voted
to deliver the annual address, and MyrA
Brad well, Chicago, TO deliver poeticAl effu
sion.
The committee returned thanks to Mr..
GriggS, the present President of the organ
izAtion, for the efficiency and zeal with
which he has discharged his duties. Also
10 Messrs. ShoAf Steele, and the balance o
the executive oomuitsee, for their energies
in bringing about the approaching happiness
in store for the excurslonists.
Thanks we're also rendered 30 the proprie
tor of the Briggs House for the kindness
shown the committee.
That the approaching convention ant
excursion will prove success no on
doubts Chicago EUening Mail, 10Th.
Come right along, gentlemen. Weir
always pleased to see our friends, and will d
our level best to "get away" with you. Thi
city is well worth seeing, and you'll say &C
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-12
Nrowned at Baptism.

A few days since DR. A. P. Pownell, of
Sandy Hill, Ky, was married to Mics Mary
j. Wilson. Shortly after bis marriage, DR..
Powell united with the Christian Church,
and Sunday last was the day appointed rs
the day Of his baptism, at mia request his
pastor, Rev. j. B. Hough, performing the
rite. At the appointed hour large number
Of persons had assembled on the bAnAs OF
Crooked creek, the place chosen for the i'm
mersion. After singing and praying, the
Rev. Mr.. Hough entered the water, leading
the doctor. They we're obliged to proceed
some distance from the shore in order to
reach 9 sufficient depth, but suddenly both
were seen to go down. They soon arose TO
the surface, and the minister regAined the
bank, but the doctor, being unable to swim
was swept by the current under floodgate
only o short distance below. Every exer-
ton was made to save him, bat in vain.
The body was soon after found, says local
paper, and brought ashore amid the most
heart rending screams from his young wife
and friends
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-12

ALABAMA CLAIMs.-We are inf rmed that
the most persistent and unyielding of the
private citizens who have claims vs. the
British government are DR.. ]. c. Aver 4 Co.
of Lowell, Mass, the man ufAoturers Of med.
ioines. They will consent to nothing less
than that their demand for medic mes de-
stroyed by the British pirates shall be paid
IN gold aud IN dollars to the last cent. They
are emboldened by the fact that the destruo-
ton of their goods BY the English in China
and elsewhere for where are not that
troublesome nation tranpling upon some
body?) have hitherto been paid in full, and
they now say that they shall be. They,
however, propose this cOmpromise:-Give US
Canada aud we will call iE even, because we
can then send our medicines there without
duty WASHINGTON Neps.
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Use Renne's Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
sit Works like q Charm"

READER
kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil Gu res Headache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil oure9 ToOthashe.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne o P ain K illing Magic Oil cures Oh oiera.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rhsamati N
ReDnes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures LaLaeDess.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil curesSkin Disease
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
lame their shoulders are''-Of "my crick IN the
back"-or, 81 have got the scistiea"-and de-
Liz ht In Dragging that nothing can cure me =
but when we get such lawful folks' to use Rem
mes Pain-Kllling Magic Oil, faithfully; we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind Of
"brag out of them!" and they frankly own up,
and say Is works like Q charmi"
~ Sold by all Druggists, Merchants & GrOoers
It 10 put up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size, Medium siEe," and Large Family Size,
bottles. WIN. RENNE
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
leo-d6weowly Pitts6eld, Mass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. X. Bard,
Grocer, Rock Island.