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Married without Knowing 1t.

A Mr.. Thomas Cooper, an English.
man, has published an account Of bis
travels in Thibit, which he visited
disguised as a chinaman. Among his
stories is the following:
He was Just halting for breakfast,
after leaving the Thibetean town OF
Bathang, when a group OfyOung girls
gayly dressed and decked with gar
lands Of flowers, came out Of a grove
and surrounded him, some Of them
holding his mule, while Others assist
ed him to alight. He was then led
into grove, where he found feast
prepared, and after he had eaten and
smoked his pipe, the girls came up to
him again, pulling along in their
midst a pretty girl Of sixtsen, attired
in a silk dress, and adorned with gar
lards Of flowers. 81 had already no.
ticed," Mr.. Cooper continues, this
girl setting apart from the others du-
ring the meal, and was reluctantly
dragged up to me, and made to seat
herself by my side; and my astOnish-
ment was considerably heightened
when the rest OF the girls began to
dance around Us in a circle, singing
and throwing their garlands over my
self and companion" The meaning
Of this performance was, however,
soon made clear to Mr.. Cooper. He
had been married without knowing it.
Atfirst he tried to escape the liability
entailed upon him; but such an out
cry was made by all the people around
that he was forced to carry Off his
bride. He managed TO get rid Of her
before very long by transferring her
to one Of her relations, but even that
was not treated as a dissolution Of the
marriage. On his way back he was
Joined one day by Thibetan dame,
Of about thiry years old, who annOun-
ed herself as his wifeis mother, and
said she had come with the consent
Of her husband, to supply her daught-
tiers place. We can well imagine Mr..
COOper's surprise at meeting with
this novel proposal on the part OF his
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ANOTHER SwrNDLE.-The latest
mode Of swindling farmers is on the
tapis- The article now offered is a
wrought iron plOW point fitted into a
hollow square, the economy Of which
IS wonderful. Those who have been
bitten find that wrought iron points
cost more a piece than entire shares of
east iron- As these plOw points swim
dlers are understood to be making a
hurried sweep through the country.
papers desirous Of saving their patrols
pockets, viii direct attention 10 this
swindling scheme. It cost the farm
ers Of the West about two hundred
thousand dollars.
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CurIeus DiseorerI.

The number Of bones broken in
English lunatic asylums has given Oc-
casiOn for a curious scientific inquiry;
and il is now asserted that the ribs of
crazy folks are more brittle than the
ribs Of the sane. DR.. HeardOn insti-
tuted an examination Of the bones Of
twenty patients who died in German
then county asylum I'm nine cases
1.-THE very frame work of the chest
was found to be in an abnormal and
diseased state.n In two instances the
breast bone broke in removing it, and
generally the. bones were no stronger
than stout card board. In one case
the surface bone was so spOngy and
soft that it easily erumbled up between
the fingers. Some Of the ribs were
easily cut with q common knife, there
being, through the brain, a wasting
away Of the phOsphates.
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Goethe was in company with a
mother and daughter. when the lat
ter, being reprOved for something,
blushed and burst into tears. He said
to the mother: "How beautiful your
reproaeh has made your daughter.
That crimson hue and those silvery
tears become her much better than
any ornament Of gold or pearls
those may be hung on the neck Of any
woman these are ever seen connected
with moral purity. AfullblOwn How
er sprinkled with pnrest hue is not so
beautiful as this child, blushing be-
meath her parents dlspleasure, and
shedding tears Of sorrow for her fault.
A blush Is the sign which nature
hangs out TO show where chastity and
honor dwell. ."-EEchGHge:
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RAISING THE BODIEs.-In the case
Of recent accidental drowning, in the
Haekensaek River, N J., several per-
sons made attempts to recover the
body, but without success. AFrench
Canadian, named Busche, then un-
dertOOk the job, and is reported to
have proceeded after the following
scientific manner. Having supplied
himself with some glass gallon jars
and quantity OF unslaek lime ne
went in a boat to the place whore the
man was seen to 20 down. One Of
the Jars was filed half full Of lime,
then filled up with water and tightly
corked. II was then dropped into
the water, and soon after exploded at
the bottom Of the river with . loud
report. After the third trial. each
time in a different place, the body
arose to the surface and was secured
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The Darwiuian Dogma.

The Darwinian dogma, which az
firms that life is a struggle between
the strong and weak, wherein the
strong alone maintain themselves, Is
illustrated by contest going on be-
tween the safe-makers and the burg
lars The Scientific American says
1t is now impossible to construct a
burglar proof safe-fOr the thief, with
his cy finders of compressed hydrogen
and oxygen, can, in q few seconds,
burn holes Of any size in the hardest
metal, his fire-drill enabling him, in
a few minutes, to work his way into
the strongest safe that was ever con-
structed." A similar struggle exists
between the ordnance and engineer
corps Of the army. The latter strive
to build shields, ports, and vessels
which may not be pierced by any
shot. The former labor to form guns
which shall penetrate any armOr or
fertilization. At the latest advice the
ordinance were ahead.
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y ,ehaP IN one Of our western conn
ties has discovered a new and effect
ual way to destroy the "pestiferousu
Colorado bugs, for which he claims a
patent. 1t is this, dig a hole in tbe
ground, say six feet in diameter. and
the same in depth, making the sides
smooth and hard, then gather all Inc
bugs In the neighborhoOd and place
them carefully in the hole, when thev
VIII worry themselves to death in
their efforts to get out 1t Certainly
LOOKS reasonable, and the inventor
should De regarded as public bene-
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The Medical and Surgical ReDorker
estimates the cost to the people of the
united states OF medical services and
meolelnes at SlO0,O 600, and adds
80, OOO,OO0 for the quaek medicines
swallowed Let the people, - it savs
study these figures awhile, and then
reneet that probably One-half. or GER
tainly q large fraction Of this expense
9 incurred by deliberate infraetion
Of the laws Of health; that IN tbev
uppled less, smoked less, OVerworke3
less, were less fast, and less self-in-
dulgent, they would save some tbirtv
or forty millions a year, VAL y
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4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE

III by virtue OF an order OF the Probate
Courf Or Irumbull County. Ohio, VIII sell
At public auction, upon the premises, on the
loth day OF August, A ID. ISL, the land which
WAS owned by Daniel Lewis, late Of Wealth
ersheld, Trumbull County, Ohio, at the time
or his decease, situate n Lot No. l9 in said
township Of Weathersneld. Trumbun Co,
Ohio. bang about one-third OF an acre Of
land With the buildings thereon. Terms OF
sale-oue-third cash in hand, the balance in
three months, with interest. sale at one
o'clock, p. m JOSEPH STLAfer. Adm'r
July IL lS7l-4t OF Daniel Lewis,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19

The Mobile Register, edited by John
Forsyth, SAYS the New Departure"
"is a double blind, or rather so in
tended to Oe-first, to the Radicals,
who are to be made to believe that the
Democracy accepts that much Of their
platform; and second, to the Demo-
crats, to whom it says, to be sure, we
adhere to the amendments as bind
ing part Of the Constitution, but we
are following those RAIDS, and IS soon
as we get the power we shall wipe
them out The result is an attempt
at double-dealing that does not de-
ceive either party" .-
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NUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL

UARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL
u ETATE-In pursuance Of an order Oi
sale issued 70 me by the Probate Court OF
Wahoning Co, O., I viii sell at public ven
due.Dn IRlDkN, Aug. 4th, 1S5l At O'Clock ,. IN
ou TIE premises, in Liberty, Trumbull co.
ono, the following described premises. situ-
sfs IN the townships OF Liberty and Hub
7.ard. in said County Of Trumbull and state
N Ohio, bounded and described as follows,
fa-wits On the north by lands Of Joseph
fTt,,1al. and Calvin ApPlegats; east by land
f--5Serlr owned by tBeniamin Appleeats
- III SheriT OF 1rumbul County 70 Amos
pei3,7in and Norris, and since sold 70 one
1i5ei Dore; south by land now or formerly
ovned BY Hazel Holland, and the heirs OF
Andrew Applegate. and west by land Of
Joseph Observation-Disclosures within said
bOundaries Rhout rFo thundred and Twelve
acnet on land, by survey recently made, two
hundred aud elrhteen and One-third acres,
OF WAio1 a bout twelve acres are in the town
ship Of Hubbard, and the balance in the
township Of Liberty. - .."
Terms, 5000 cash In hand and the ball
ance In four equal payments With inter
est Et six per cent 70 lbe-oompnted and
paid Annually. and 10 be secured by mort
gage Fon the property, : = : !. E..
Guard. Of Benjamin Applegate, lunatic.
July u. ls7l-4t.
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( CLEEP, OR THE HYGIENE OF
lDTHE NIGHT BY w. W. Hall, n, D.
Between The closing OF the chamber door at
night and its opening In the morning, =
third OF human life passes away, and upon
the manner Of its employment the physical,
mental. and moral character Of man largely
depends. This book deals with the impor-
tRnt questions Of air, pure and impure, ven
tilatiOn, sleeping habits, nursing, etc.
Upon q proper attention TO these subjects
depends much Of the regular action Of the
mind and body.
The book Is Intended to urge the practical
and individual application of the important
truths considered, on the part OF husbands,
wives, and children. Every intelligent read
er has a personal interest in acQuainting
himself with The Hygiene Of the Night.
Price l.50, at ADAMS Book Store.
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The Partisan youths sells teeth Of
the dead Communists as curiOsities.
Twenty-four sets Of Dombroskiis has
already been disposed OF, and q large
number duly labelled and certified for
Cluseret, were ready for market when
it was uniuokily discovered that he
still lived,
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Z TITLE MEN

IIife Of Plumheld, with JOS Boys. By
Louifa ~. Alcott, author OF Little " omen
IAN old Fashioned 6iirl.'' Win inustra-
tions. One vOlume, uniform with her pre-
vious books. Price 81 so. Professor Bhaer''
having opened a private school at Plumfeld,
Aunt |Jo,f who, when g girl was half a boy
herself is now in her element uith a baker 8
dozen Of boys 1round her. - II W. Il. Il
This book tntroduces most Of the eharae-
ters In Little Women" as actors IN differ
ent vocations OF life; viii be thought by the
boys 70 be bully, by the girls 70 be perfectly
jolly, and all their pas and mas win laugh
and cry over Il IN Sympathy. .-
Just published and received at
June7. .E ADAMS Book Store.
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NV wAr1 PAPER

IN We have Just reed the largest stock Of
Wall Paper OF every description, ever bro't
70 Warren. Elegant Gilt and Velvet papers.
Finest Boston made Satins, In high colorsi
down TO those for ten cents, ct
ADAMsi Book Store.
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One lady kept an account and found
that a muslin dress for which she had
paid thirty cents yard had at the
end Of the season cost her in the wash
ing and ironing Of it the sum Of six
ty-three dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19

TOFHE FARMERS OF TRBMBULE
County, o. B. Dealing. Agent for Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company. residence one
door north Of National House, Warren, o.
Rates OF Insurance lower, and security bet
ter than any other. responsible com Pany "a
sure - Tmay 8, lS7I-lyr.
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TDDIEGS &MORGAN, Dealers in Sta
ne and IFancT Dry Goods Carpets, Nat
hn91S and fioor Oh cloths. Window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Cofee, &C. They keep con-
Gtantly on hand, large ana Iu1l ess9Il-
aud faFhionable styles, and oner them for
Gale At ne lowest pricss in the market
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A Rochester clerk amused bImsals
the other day by scratching his man,
across the face OF q $500 u1irro- y
is now looking for q situation
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EH WALKER, W.B. LESLIE, RI WALKER.
"ALKER, LESLIE 4 CO., Bank
w err, Chufch HIN, Ohio. Dealers in
Government Securities Foreign and Domes-
Tie Exchange. Collections made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits- Gan. bly,
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WHY'S a donkey which cannot hold
up its head like next Monday? Be
cause its neck's WedE,
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A LEON d. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire and Lifs InEurance Agent; and
Pension and Bouhty Agent Passage Tick
cts sold 10 and froun, and lnoney remit
ted 70 the old country, at the lowest current
rates. Once in Webb's Block, Main Street,
Warren. Ohio. Jan. , lslO.
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F.n .HUTcEnSs, c EGLIDDEE, J. r sTULI
HUTHINS, GLIRDEN & STULL,
Attorneys at Law, efice over Smith a
T1fner's Store, corner OF Main and Market
Streeta Wasren. Ohio. I = lIan. 5. lsI0-tf I.
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DOIPHUs- GRETER, Dealer in
Hftl1si eal - efet diEeof AZ sscI1pt ona,
GuitarS- a Accordeons .Ciaronetts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums Piano-sonaadE, Piauo-stoOls, Sheet
music MuEie-bookE, Violin Strings Guitar
Strings Ac., &C. sstorein VI ebs 5 Block over
Porter'E Book Store. Ian ., io4u.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19

At the Fourth of July celebration
at Madison, Wisconsin, there was in
procession printing press, engaged
In throwing Off copies of late tele-
graphic dispatches. Among these
dispatches was the following:
E-- CoREA, July 4.
"Big Yankee Nation. Hallol
'TYou Mclean Eagle, he lay too
much egg here from Commodore Rodg-
ers. Me don't like him some. He
egg have iron shells that burst and
kin my people much. Me like small
little Mclean Eagle that don't got
shoot powder in him stomach, and no
lay so Zig much hot egg, all time.
"KIHL-SU, King Of COrea.
"By AH-SIEG-RAT-SKINEER, Chief
Minister"
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WI. HALL. FL. EAcKEX.
TALL & MACKET, Manufacturers
Of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
HardWare. ITutfls NaliseE Travelling Bags,
Whips, Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fancy
saddlery, No. 6, Market Street, War eu. o.
Ian s. is7o.
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7 MDAWS0R, Mayor Of the Incor-
-orafed Village Of Warren, o., aud alss
Iustfcs of he Pesce IN and for said Village,
attends % al business usually t-anaaeted BY
every Monday morning from 70 le O'Clock
Jan. 5. 1870.
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n EfEeEUTT, Ho1ss, Sign, and
,. OrnamentaI Fainter, GraineT. &c.
R7nFss New Block. Main St, Warren, Ohio.
Nay 10 ls71-tf Il
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w1z roBEEs9sIi Fnsg va. FcErE /
UT Il, EW.F. POTTER, Dealers
w in school and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
phlets and Magazines, ct the New York Book
store. Main Street. Warren Ohio
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D0CE sPELLMAK, Dentist.-Has
ycoIcl11ed % remain ln Warren and can
Be found at his old TO 0ms for the1uture.
NAY IL. ts70-tL
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A & LYNN, Dentist. Once over
Also. ChTyst 4 Co.'S new meat market
Opposite the Colrt House. MarketSt, Var
en- ONO. ian 5. iS70-1
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KT B. TYLER, Manufacturer and
In Dealer In Guns. Rifles, Piss0ls, Cutlery
fishing Tackle, Gun Materials Sporting
Apparatus. Sewing Machines, &c, No. s, Mar
kef St. Warren. Ohio. LJPn- 5 ls7O-u
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UTBTTfEESEF ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise sud other property insured In
the best Companies, on favorable terms (;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furnlfr11a stnsursd fDr Dne, Three and nYo
yearA once IN 1EcCou1bs and smiths block.
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J. 1.vAuTRoE. r TEADl Acl-LET.a z
UAUTROT s ACKLEY, Successors to
J. Vautrot 4 Co, Dealers In Watches,
rem. Ohio. Jan .. lesu
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4 N.Co#BERE, Attorhey at Law,
q sHpebsra, ohio. Ife6-ss- isss-tf- g q
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w B. PORTER, Attorney at Law,
NJ foeias 1D IddinEs 3 loek ,ilslEzs+ s,
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n W. RKTLTF. r. h Noszs-
d ATLTFF & MOSES, Attorneys and
hJCounEeHers at Law once over the E1- E1
ciianQe I3asi 4 on Freeman s Hunt, on Market
St Warren Ohio. LJan.t Nze.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

UTFs5FRNRESEBYE Ciih = ) ,l.s ls,5' n
M 7s1hiisi, "a every T7sdnasq.e! - vli.
, ' J., - Tlfcsll nfarl-Gi - W mal.-
s.ITEEEi.. Editor aud Ell
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EORGE P. HUNTER, Attorney at
OyLgr, Ofics N TGuGorder Block, Market
ST.. War-ens ohio- IFeb. .. ls7e-h.
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-. Physician and Surgeon,
q Great Western Depot,
4(SH consulted profeSsio1ally.
Sg,srs % s1s = lEril le, lSzI-tf tatL q p
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:. .HARMoN O. 7. 1urckLF
HARNON s MRTCAI1F, Physicians,
III and Surgeons, once On Hieh Street ct
the 1ta1d tcrInerly occupied BY d.. RarIhon-
Jan. lSTn
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
FACETiE.

Slip Knots-Divorces.
The poor mans story-the garnet.
Advice TO doctors--live and let live.
What rings are not circular! Hsrrings.
The Suns first duty on rising. To
strike light.
What was the end of st. Stepheni He
was rocked TO sloep.'
To make Venetian blind Put out
bis eyes. .
The last clause 10 the history OF 1870
Santa Claus
What do you often drop and never
stop to pick up? A hint.
A Carlo squire is said to be able to
ERIK justice bsldheaded.'
Why is cergyma ike locomotive
Because you are TO look out forhim when
the bell rings.
Why should spider be good COZ,
re ,ponjent? Because he drops line by
every post.
An eastern lycerm is trying its teeth
on The problem: (which is the Oldest
battle cry. Erin go Bragh,' or 'Indi go
Blue
The Belfast Journal discovers that
Holsters are buili more for durability than
speed. They never come ashore with vi
getting into hot water.
A French BARRIERS siguboarl reads
thus: TO morrow the public will be
shaved gratuitously.' OF course it is
always to morrow
WHY should hotels be liable to fire
whep every body who sleep in them put
their hose alongside the bed when they
turn in?
An Iowa paper has correspondent
writing against capital punishment, and
signing his name, One who has been
there
An ex devil of country printing of
fee was questioned as to the duties Of a
printers DEVIL He replied to bring in
clean water, carry out dirty water, steal
wood, lie, and various other articles
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
HENRY I. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH,

Cannot be surpassed face wash, and will be found
the only specific remedy in every species of cutaneous
affection. II speedily graduates pmples, spots, scor
butte dryness nduratiOns of the cnaneous membrane,
etc.. dspes redness and ncipent inflammation hives,
rash moth patches, dryness Of scalp skin, frost
bites and all puspOses for which salves oIRtmens
used restores the skin to state of purity and
sofness and nsures continued healthy action 10 the
tissue Of its vessels which depends the agreeable
clearness and vvaciy Of complexion so much sought
and admired But however valuable a remedy for
existing defects of the skin. liembolds Rose
Wash has long sustained lis priscipa claim to IN
bounded patronage, by possessing qualities which
and congenal character, combining in elegant
formula those prominent requisites, safety and eica
cy--the invariahle accompaniments of its use--as
preseryatiye and refresher of the complexion
excellent lotion for diseases OF syphilitc nature
aud injection for Of the urinary organs
arising from habits If disspatie n used in connection
with the Extracts Bdchu, Sarsaparila, and Catawba
Grape Pills, in such diseases recommended, cannot
be surpassed. Price 81 yer bottle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
DOTY's WASHING MACHINE,

Lately much imprSvcd-and the new

Improved with Roweli's Patent Double Cog
wheel and the Pate nt Stop, are now unquestion-
ably far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and will save their cost
twice a year by labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as
follows:
1--WE like ourmachine much could not be per-
suaded TO do wiShout il and with the aid of ID oty
we feel that we are masters of the situation. -
Rev L colt. Bishop NJ Church.
I'm the laundry of my house there lie perpet-
uaI thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention"
Rev Theodore l. Cuyler
Every week has given It stronger hold upon
the inmates of thu laundry. IN Tribune
al heartily commend il to economists of time,
money and confentment, Rev DIR Bellows
Friend Doty-Your last impro. ement or
washin < machines is a complete success. Iassure
our machine, after years use, Is thought more
of to-day than ever. and would not be parted
with under any circumstances '-SolOn Robinson
The New York Weekly Tribune. of Dec. 10 1869
in answers to correspondent, saws: '-0f wash
srs, there is none to be compared with Doty's."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

Full and explicit directions accompany The medi-
cines as
Evidence Of the most respectable and reliable char
acter furnished on application, with HUNDREDS o
thousands of living witnesses and upwards of 5000
unsolicited certificates and rec0mIne ndatory letters
many of which from the highest sources, incud-
ing eminent physicians, elergymen, statesmen, etc
The proprietor has resorted to their publication
in the newspapers he does not do this from the fact
that his articles rank STAG dard preparations and DO
not need to be propped up By certificates.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
PRiCES--A FAIR OFFER.

If the merchants in your place will not furnish
nd for the machines. send us the retail price.
washer sl4. Extra Wrineer 50. and We viii for
ward either or boil machines. free Of freight TO
places where one Is selling; and so sure are
we they will be liked that we agree to fefu nd the
money IL any one wishes to return the machines
free offreight. afte a months trial. according to
directionss
No husband father or brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hands. hny-two
DAYS in the year when IL can be done better. more
expeditioGsly with less labor. and no injury to
the garments by a Doty Clothes Washr, and n
Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally. to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
re BROWNING, Gen. Agt.
% Cortland street. = Z