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Hints TO HOusc.Bulldcrs.

avoid such lots rs will require your
nm,sc ,o face North. Have your IiI-
inc rooms face Hruth always if posi-
lie. Put your hail op the North slde e
of th. hn,i.o Don't spoil s"ur sunny
windows by stretching Il PIAZZA OUT
side which will keep the -uh away;
Live in yourplcasanlcst roon'.. BUN, BUN,
no nrlnr, To shut up; what is g".h'
enough for you is good enough fnr M
,.isitor,. Have II bow window Ill
4.s.ir living room. Make your VIII
<Io~s large, and enough OF them. them.
;Iavc plenty of closets. \ g""aiy
pantry and q rlo.ct should he con-
I,c,,,rl with the kitchen. Buli,i Il
Fireplace in your living rom. Inc
height of your rooms should bc pir,
tlird the sum Of the width and length
Of your living rooin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
Odd Characters.

In "tcwick'. I'le ana Letters,
II very entertaining pook, w. m,''
many anccW0,cS o' rc'cplu..,a .'';.' !. !,
trrs. or Wilklc, lie lainlcr, !. II J.,
said that ne was lall, uhSa',';i, y, "m,'
awkward III MS lilhi'Iler, nn" t;o ,;o"S y, :,
not Iulte OBSERVING Ilu tsI '.tIS, Pion ho,'so W
Airs. FlFln, 'ir pcau''iui n"', ',,,
keeper at Castic lioWarn, WIZ Sl'TnJ lnn',
of him rs the 'utSllcht man Silc i,,"' Nv;
ever scrn,'' ne was ny no h'eal'H .,, 'n'
goldcn-halrcd Atoms ms i,,', n,'oM
rountryman,. MAN I"i'h!''s'''I'1Hl,
would nave llkcu 10 ,ih'he ,i.,,;u'. lii'i,. ,.
had rather a drawing, i'ssi,n,lms ,,,Is,
speech, ana Wncli u, c'o9H @ ,i n'tn,vn. t,,"n,
would forget himself, ana thc 'wans
OF ms Northcrll tongue was VIZ
.''rong. Indeed, ne W'1 never T",et Tut
lrc, rom II, ai'ii"u%l hc ';,u, 'o;,,' ',o. t'.
I've persuaded that IL was p"'aiple pr
any one TO discover ny i''S Sl'aHi' a
that he was a Nofl'leri'cl, anu n'
sometimes Ttt out OF nuhl"r WIic'l
told oft. Hayr.oh w"',ld lh''Sh u, my
provoked expression Wilcil ne tWilleu
him with his Hr"'cn accell., "il'
Willlic would insist on I!S p,"i'"I'cl-
ation being pure EhS,lHhi MY
"",' l',,, W"ulu cry ,,,m "i', 80 lViil,ir hccomr
dci''slon!n I'M, n',n hf ni, naIivc ,T,n Scotch
warm ana NcXed ms u'.l,c 'vo'I ',I'i
was evident enough. liay''oii "Itt'o ~
then repeat ana imitale inc oioh" ~,
t"nation or particular rNlltH1ioW'' ~
Wilkic had, i'll hls! hea', hllowe,' "
H'I!', 1'',, o. oTrn ' n,, ~ rrt out Of it in
'"u'u i,u' WI Wiil,,;n U'n w wn,,,d l,uuh too,
",,J 'mJ within mIn, five " m,,iz unon the Devon
I'inn ''''" ',." no,,,i;nritirs hv snyinr. "Wcll,
,'i, ,,l,o l", ,n,r ,l', arc Dryonsiirr and fam
hn' y,V '.e' ,".IonI, 81, M thnt Won sneak
%S, ''No Nni' ~ !, ,''o''' '''''' '''
i'uIe f'ns,'S,'; 'ns,!}'i'i 81 r,r,ylit, uo,tho cool
we ar H's' n.,,rn.n vi l''niI, m.hnn hc walked
l%"p,e "i ,,'n'..''h me'n"Ih'' thn a TOWN. for thr
Wi'uttnS Ety. 'n,"TsT ,nI sa,o,," ~ turn"d out in
nr7' !li'.p' ,.atoh "'.u I hi. t,,,; ~, tLot thcy
.,,i"i';; Hp; h.,r, w. n .uf,irirnt opn,rtunitv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
ROBiNSoy'. ARCH.

Mrr1 tan thirty years ago profrs-
sOr Edward Robinson believed that
he had discovered in Jerusalem traces
Of the arch of II bridge whirh led
from the temple 10 Zion. lit!,i- wa,
trt" Il wnnl,l Furnish y key To unIock
several archaeological difficulties.
Hat i ne great antiquity of the arch
was doubted hy travellers rs crudite
as he Professor himself. ii" never
thc'"is supported his theory stoutly
II bccamc finally one of The r,hny
"mootcdquc,lionS," =" aad "Eob;uSon's
arcll' was a.c uf the curirsitiCs of tn"
Holy City. Whether belonging to
;hc Tine of Solomon or Justiuian;
whether the support nf Il vast viaduct
or tine entrance tp ruyaI cinistcrs; this
iuttin1 u,it of Il few large stones, as il
burst tram the wal! by som" heavy
sluct. { iu "trN%ntcnt nj the arch
is nothing NOR" tlian this in appear
aurc-thc place has been sotIght Cay-
crly Of late years by American and
European tourists in spite of the dis
slia-inn- of guides aud the dan.cr, Of
narrow streets. NJ Tie cnpYoat.
where tourists from the No, y,Irr-
ly stop, the iIguiry OF he w-comcr;
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The women voters ia Wrrm,n.
number two thousand, and nut one q,
them at present hold any ci!icc in
the Territory.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

tft 6eic~ Who were selected at the
hoIidcn school Hoard give >.ivil yen
crul satisfaction that those vino sorn-
ct!y bitterly oppr ei the movement
Are now its WARM ly.cn.t,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
NHE GAS OF THE AGE.
The New Orleans Hydro.Carbou c..
light COMPANY

ms company has Just completed series q.
scientific experiments in the production OF Hvdro
Caf Don Gas by "Sopers patents" and can stron.,v
recommend these machines as the STAINLESS
cheapest and most substantial gas machines ever
onerea TO the public producing gas five time.
inc Illuminating power of city gas, and at q mnch
less COST. For churches, halls, ugar-houses and
country towns this machine can not be surpassed.
ofoets 'or machines left at the csmpany's Office.
NO. ,afondeiet street, New Orleans or with
Asssis 'ocRush q Co., bankers, Galveston, Texss
WI meet with prompt attention.
j. NJ WAGNER, President
JOHN CoMMUNY, Superintendent.
hEsEs sTKRN. Secretary and Treasurer
Factory No 2o9 Rampant street. s,.e
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I'll. HANDY & CO.,

Successor to John R. Schiller)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. IA and is Royal street, IL and IS Exchange
Place, New Orleans, Louisiana,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
selection of pure
Brandy, Wines. Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists Of
CD SUPERIOR SAzERAC BRANDY AND SAZERAC
1905, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES
From the best known dstillers. and held by us to
mature. Champagne and Burgundy Wines, st.
Croix and Jama, Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whisky, from the best makers; Red White and
Chemisse Port Wine, tine pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brands; Holland, Bell and Old
Tom (Sr +. Burnett'sl Gin vermouth tNoilley
Pratt and TOxeno), Absynthe, Annisette Cura-
Goa, French and German Cordials, Ale. Porter
and Bremen Lager Beer Anagostura, Boxers;
Hostetter's, Pyrenees and other Bitters.
We particularly invite attention to very select
stock of FAMILY CLARhTS and WHITE VINES
which we sell by the cask case or Dozen to suit
purchasers: Liberal Inducements offered TO city
dealers and the most careful attention given to OK
ders from the country.
THOMAS II. HANDY co.
oc5 3m Nos IA and l6 Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-On
w. MOUSELL.
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General of the United States.
hereby approve the aforegoing conven-
ton, and in testimony thereof, have caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed
L. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
Washington, July q, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
CLAI1TS COMMISSION.

The uncers gned has made ample ARRANGEMENTS
with counsel in the City OF Washington for the
prosec ution OF claims against the United States
under the late act of Congress
Address Washington. District Columbia M
1923 street, corner of Fifteenth
apI9 John VI q pApVpp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
PELICAN FERTILIZER.
ms NJ" ORLEANS SANITARY AND rKRT1YIz
ING COMPANY
Nc, ~ Cninn ~....r ~

- "1oH StFttI. Up StNirs,
THINE Cfyany ior delivery their superior FKE.
rhasara Sool otND, IA quantities to suit pr
cha-o,to;So itiHoateS from wellknown citizena
h ii sc terlIe II as superior to Peruvian Gnann
r ni'e II 10 sold at less than half the pr,ca anI
pcs no o. disa yreeable odor. Send for C-ular
p ,ioo w % our peMcan No ri sd ner ton
rice nee or our Pelican No. 2.: * p por - -
Terms-Cash, OF approved citv .; 81 sI per 49, -
able December l. 1871 ~ oi'y ice, pay
SAMPLES aaSS sa 10 r. ss CLOSETS sas and COM
fel6 ly SAs i'sAo0 - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
WALLACE & CHOPIN.

refers street, between ITALIA and Hunter.
and HuH,er street.
Between Tch0upii0uIas and Peters.
4, ocf machinery and gin stands are new with AL
liie latest improvements, with capacity of turn.
ll.s out lHEty bales per day. No delays. supply
OF oiigs always on hand.
we gin for the seed and guarantee satisfaction.
highest market price always paid for seed cotton.
REFERENCES:
Nall ~ S u Ca man Co. H. Peale Co.,
W;,t Niamnlack, Hugh Allison L Co.
D l ti 9e.seI q TO-, Barrett 4 LeSassier
" ar mls Ems 20: Garrard, Craig Co,
penn POI ~ , S; 90, John Chaffee Brother,
WitherspoOn, Moss Il Co. 8 Fl Ahv { 70 w.
Nelson, Lanphier Il Co. J. Rurnet / CO
pnhrt ~ = "ooorich. Oscar Chopin
Nav, ., a w =. Rensha~, Cammack Co..
"A- ''"AoAo .o' Dr. Sam Chopin.
Orders left at the einnerv or At orr oseoo w. >,
Union street, will meet witt n-onr w. II
SELF en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

MARTIN LANES
STALLS, MAGAZINE MARKET, CORNER MAGA-
ZINE AND ST. MARY STREETS.
Keeps constantly on hand choice supply Of .
Beef, Pork. Mutton, Game and Sausa8eg
OF EVERY VARIETY.
Families, steamboats,, boarding houses, etc, fur
nished on reasonable terms and all purchases
DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. nos 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

w. NJ OWEN.
agent for the sale of
FINE WINES AZ. ASD ,i E;lRANbIES. OLD BOURBON
and vaiions Foreign Delicacies
corner Canal and Carondclet streets New Or,...
Clubs furnished -'e" Orieahs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

I oUls STERN 4 BROTHERS,
FERTILIZERS
Kaw Bone, SuperpkOsphnte, Fine Crorr.
Bone.
WILLIAM eRREvY, Agent,
III. .oC NO. 80 Carondelet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

T. :. sloIoNDs &, co.,
-S's' IS Canal, 9 CrossmaD and d r....
Streets.
nHALERS
ii A r d w ARE.
IRoN AND SHIP CHANDIERy.
Nails and Castings Hoop, Sheet and Ror WV.
-iaiiii'l ana ia'led Cordase, Sail Duck p,ows
.No,eiS ana spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc
a11s S' anu .na'nS, Axes and Hoes, Lead Pipe
% Ae"d' rants ami Oils. Blocks and Oars.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
p1l'1 r"cAihs' and ali supplies necessary for
"aiifoaes' Steamships, Plantations. etc.
Agents for the new patent
"seifLubricnsins Packin1.v
'offHh' IiS' SHEET IRON AND GAS WORKER
sens "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29

! 4 PROCLAMATION by the President ct
the tnlted States OF America.
| Convention between the United States of
America and the Republic of Nicaragua.
EXtradition. Signed June %. 1870; rati-
fled April II 1871; Publications exchanged
june a, 1871; proclaimed September -.
1871.
Whereas convention for the eXtradition
Of criminals between the United States of
America and the Republic Of Nicaragua was
concluded and signed at Managua, by tn, ir
respective Plenipotrntiaries, on the twenty
fifth day OF June, 1870; which convention be
ing IN the English and Spanish languages,
is word for word as follows:
EXTRACTION CONVENTION Be
TWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA ANDaTHE REPUBLIC OF
NICARAGUA.
The United States of America and the Re
public of Nicaragua, having Judged it ex-
pedlent, with view to the better admins
traticn OF justice, and to prevention of
crimes within their respective territories
and jurisdiction, that persons convicted of
or charged with the crimes hereinafter men
toned, and being tugitives from Justice
should, under certain circumstances, be re-
clprocally delivered up. have resolved to CON
clude convention for that purpose, and
have appointed as their Plenipotentaries:
tho President of the United States,
Charles n. kiotte. a citizen and
Minister Resident OF the United States
in Nicaragua, the President of the Republic
OF Nicaragua, Mister Tomas Avon. Minister
tor For Icign] Relations, who, after recipro-
cal communication of their full powers,
found IN good and due form. have. agreed
upon the following articles, viz:
AEVtLE l.
The government OF the United States and
the government of Nicaragua mutually
agree to deliver up persons who, having been
OF, or charged with the crimes
specified in the following article, committed |
within the jurisdiction OF one of the con |
frartlng parties, shall seek an asylum or |
be found within the territories of the other: |
provided, that this shall only be Done upon |
such evidence of criminality as, according |
o the laws Of the place where the fugitive |
II person so charged shall be found. would (,
Justify his or her apprehension and commit
nent for trial. ii the crime had been there !
committed.
ARTICLE IL.
Persons shall be delivered up, who shall
ave been convicted of Or ba charged ga |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

DREUSING & ERNEST,
ID (H. BreusfngD (Arthur J. Ernest,)
UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths cleaned and
laid. Furniture covers made to order. All orders
viii receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
No. 24O Julia street, between Baronne and Dry.
AIDES, New Orleans. MOB ly
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| thorities. ''
! ARTICLE XIV.
in the event OF a vessel belonging 10 the
| government. or owned by citizen of one OF
| the two contracting states being wrecked
| or cast on shore upon the coast of the
ether, the local authorities shall inform the
eonsu.s general, consulS, vice consuls, or
consular agents Of the district of the occur
renee; or, II such consular agency does NOT
exist, they shall communicate with the con
SUI general, consul, vice consul or consular
agent OF the nearest district
All proceedings relative to the salvage of
American vessels wrecked or east on shore
IN Austro-flungarian waters shall he IL
fected ny the United States consuls general
eohsuis' Vice-consuls. or consular agents:
also all proceedings relative to the salyare
Oh AustrO-H Hungarian vessels wrecked or
cast on shore IN American waters shall be
directed by Anstro-Hungarian consuls gen
eral, consuls, vice-conslD, or consular
agents.
An interference of the local authorities in
the two countries shall take place for the
purpose only of assisting the consular
authorities in maintaining order and protect
ing the rights OF salvors not belon zinc to
the crew. also for enforcing the regulations
relative to the import or export of the mer-
chandise saved
In the absence and until the arrival fthe
cohsuis general, consuls. vice-cOnSnls, or
consular agents, or their duly appointed
delegates, the local authorities shall take
an the necessary measures for the protec- |
ton OF persons and preservation of the !
property saved from the wreck. /!
NO charges shall be made for the inter |
terence of the local authorities in such |
cases. except for expenses incurred through |
salvage and the preservation of property |
saved; ais" tor those expenses which, under |
similar circumstances, vessels belonging to
the country where the wreck happens
would have to incur.
=! IN case of a doubt concerning the nation
amy OF the wrecks, the local authorities
small have exclusively the management
ana execution Of the provisions laid down
in be present article.
Inc nigh contracting parties also agree !
lhat All merchandise and goods not destined
for consumption in the country in which
the wreck takes place shall be free Of all
duties.
ARTICLE Nv
Consuls general, consuls, vice-consuls.
md consular agents, also consular pupils,
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CAUrLON.

The public Ia autioned rpa,ns enpln'lrg 81!
ut the regularl authorized Agents Of the tomI
~. since the Roberts Patent cover the use "
Itrpedo and ali explosive materials for "il VEN
and the u-e OF such,ma, era- ny other part,, i
direct Infringement Of their rights Any lsli,' u u
fringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS WI ~ ~
iealt with according 10 law, and ~ acting Wlliu!
and knowingly in d, hance OF law and tn, dtcsOp'
Of the Counts
The Conrpln, have reorganizcd their butne,
with view 10 accomm odaie Oh Men In every pau.
OF the on iegion The, have employed me m.,; ,a;
efficient Agents ard sssi, 'ar,s that can bc pro'u%
lor The business ZACH rnrpeio l. labelled w." w.,
date af patents, ge'her with th price OF he ~.
pedo. aud 81 ned by an officer of the Ccnpa'l i,
every Operaor wishing forp do my hh'N "'
price and "hct' er II can from on oiiics' n,,
pc atorS vi | c,nl-r avoI b, rtporiie u VIZ
Office any negligence Of A. emit. ,,,
The following unued persons have hecn nlpuipn' in
ed Agents and Assistant A enl- + tie on hes''"
OF ems! lvania and esi Nirgiil.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TITUS rIILE, CHUECH RUN AND VIZ.
rY-SrhPHEN OnF, ofilce Hamilton, Ia
store, addr 81 Iiusvile, Pa Assistant J'hn We
SERVER ,,xt
TIfrsvILLE, CHURCH RIM AND VICE.,
TY-H. II THOMAS Once and acdiess' "'
ion House. iiu-li' e, Pa r ~.
sHANRuRG AND yiCINi1I-GEofrh ,,
WIN. Otica, Shambura; residence, 1itdS'i''e
Assistant. A A west. pvIy
,ENTERPRIsE ILEAsANTvlLLE., bfsy bffsy
FARM AN PrfI'CiT W GEO. u,s,,
VLlEr Once and address. Cnast Hose r'
an,yille. Assistant, Il. G. Huntingdon. cuH
TlD!OUT AND NEST BlCKoRI-' MI.
CLARK utic" aud ADDRESS, Exp ess ofiee ''
)nte. Pa Assistant. + Benrisley. ,,>,,1y-
rtTRnLEUM CENTRE AEn 'iIlMCsa Csa
LEVI MASON ~ e. srdaddress, Petroi,u">
re. Pn Assistant, ~ arlcs Backford ,,n,
TARR AND BLOOD fAkMs and INsfric, y, III 10
% u Creek and Cherry krp. hom story tn% t, a
icClintocHville--JA ESSAUNDE =. Aa s.n
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants uther Is ssulo''
Charles v. Cochran aud Ian Hoyt 10
noel. .MlnOkVlLLE, OIL CITY AND !.
NA; Ass;sss, =, I" ST. T.o Address OH fty or N"'
FSAA.--iN. ALONG THE AlLrsHFs,yu Tlp =,
ER-Z iLBth Office md sddre.s, flannrrTris
sChURG AsS, + pEb FAkM \ r1 nfra
LANniN -tlChARD W. Rt' PlELp; p;r III
AUD afdr 70 >crlibgIns-, Assistant, H. "
teifeid, address tnl nton. Pc. ,rE
Mt>T VlHiiNIA-C D. ANGEL an
Ook Address, Parkersburg Vest N'TsIaro
EobIr1s fetraIeU ~ Z Torfeoo
u.ay5-lly
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We have large and We'll selected sinc'
= 10hhing Matcrfa. emh-.i i- n. ,sl
latest styles. We tuciipr. ei.a '. q 100 ,..r-ut
100 Work Of every variety in sitisfic n-f :uaYr.l
when desired, Jous wiz DC neatly pult1d ~ CoLos.
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In fact. every variety nud syle of work in Istter
press pi.uul!.
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uor err OF elm nnd second Mira.
Near the is"iiroadJ
TITUSVlLLE, Pa.
OPINION OF JUpoE GElm,s =,

As l wgiie Vita an cuit! cai uhIJ ,tai,
citsions 80 which IA. niinu Las sou. aI,r..,,.sl
| eXduIina,iUn vi TINS asc. "f
Ihc Com ldIntii has cAuiblte4 a late,, M :
9TH oi Aprii, 1900 Ihis 4, p in fttir c,,,s,
| looi tiiic, unu puts ou tue ,udrut- tt, L.
ieii oi NO. tnat ne paitnt - Nu.l ~ vol L..
neou not ,ept Al IA, .cIiHIh- iIi tue ,!i.r,i,.
| lejr W Da & Wall G {. Key; -.gy h. Nv
'dupi them a- s!iUluIn. ara 60 Leuis!ul. "A,
y L. clcaii To tue e--u case. ~
A. the miilhgru, NJ ut tie lHb ~ 4. aIp,,3
the oni. ga, ,>tou will he rs to the VALIDITY M ~
pialntnls iatent Oi ApIil .IN..S
Il " a! sptculati II hld been ?, due.d,.
practice aid oil. = r,pgat.g experiments. Ib,rt,.
,unp SiuUu succeed, u ~ over Z Iui. % D,. ur,I,
nd gao Huee Il tue people oI Ih suLai rr,
tttsu t4iiS IN pup u.a his I4yyut,uu sva,L,.f
AT lie hai established it, stt nj u ana ,nlos
ana whch IA seiio> and y tIci.t Iet-eyvrilt, IN
-pte -necrS iid scott, w,r. ompl. ttlt .,r
&C siu, that IL Cd, WIN had br.o EN- d. ,ye,r.
ih,hts on he sam -Ihjtcl and was ui.ucr ,,ri
ana ~ tr buit ing "ir ,r more e np.a.u4u'.u,
pc .ues, he appi on t.c lst of Noytnb. M;
tor pHi. iui subS,ai italy tue sama comb ~
uls ui devices ahu nuc iLe con a'ntl in cUpulsp.
ants pDt.n,; On he 18th 4 the same mon n le
re pOnhclts formed The n-e ve- in o . conD,n, ~
c.r ,iatlOn caiI,d 'iha iced sur edo ,Imt,t,i
the lu.. .oso t p lutng he con pG ilmIi IN,
venton, a supporting IL, cape SIC OF lit C.,lop.
anu tus dalraud him Of u. LUts They have lei.
s. we'd, even alter tie p.cl.na mjuuct y,y
propr'iy grated ny q, l. nc, Juule:
Let de-.ce BE- entered tl CONF lnin ftrap.-
pttuai irJunt,"n; aud Master, ppuu,e tii.Ae
AL ace""Lt a. ',.uihg! 80 ,he payer of tue bl
H. Z. GsIklp Judg.
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snbT nne.th rd ~ many ,iy ng, permanent r,,s u,
Or. r1 iers Negettb' Rheumati; lte Ieiy aud
further reward oi 800 for amy case If Chronic o.
InilaDmaory u heu naiism Neuralgia Rheumatic
Aghe >cittica a l;hruma ism ot he idne
will not cure. The Rheumatic syrup is nsed in
vardy only, pleasant to the taste. aud Euarant I'd
fcee from in1uri us dru g.. 1t is not n quack incd,
cine. but the scientific prescription of Jos = Filter
NJ. d.. Professor of OxicoiUCy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Penns,-'
vania, ID. 1898 whosa entire profession Il if
been decoed spec ally this disease rms pre-,
ara Ion under solemn oath is onsci nIionsly be.
lie,ed to bs The only positive, reliable. infalibl
specihc ever discovered he proof that no Oi her
specific exists is fund in every.communitv in per
SOLE an ceC for many years ana sti suff ring u
physei could cpre IT If a spec hc did exist thi-
wopld not DO SOL fact tha must he universally
admitted. he oft crived sufferer may wise y
ask, hat security or eyide ce has he thar nr Fit
ler's Rheumaic Syrup will cnrt his case rhe
protection offered to sufferers against imposition il
IN !e'ay signed contract which will be forwarded
withoNi charge 70 any sufferer sending by letter
d soiiption o aflcuon his guarfitee will state
ihe txict nnnher of bottles warran ed 10 cure. and
In case OF failure tn MONEY paid will be returned
10 tue patent. No other remedy has ever been
offered ON such liberal and honorable terms. Med
lea a1ylce, with certificates FROM prominent ply
s'caus, clergymen etc who have been cured ter
al other t,eatnents have fnilci, sent by Letter
grit Afflicted corfialiy invited to write for al
vic" 70 the pr,ncpal office. 90 South Fourth Street
Philadelphia, Pa DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
is sold by d-ugi Is.
NJ. S SIMMONS,
Sole AGENT Petroleum Centre Pa
0ALLENDEa co B., Wholesale Agt's, Mead
a. R. CHAMBERLAIN Il CO., Sole Asrs Rous
vile. ia.