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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Pio-NIc The First BApust Church s wont
on = picnic excursion yesterday, to Riddles
woods. Tho day was delightful, and the child
rem, parents and teachers enjoyed themselves
sIceeeingly. VIM. II. Gregg is Superintendent
Of iha achool
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DolAwArs's fret foray over the border returns
with two taken prisoners, and two missing"
will Jersey exchange? viii our captured chick
ems be shot?
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PHILADELPHIA, May "a.
Cotton held firmly 249<@25A. Flour demand
high holders firm superfne S6@694 extras
S7@7%. Rye flour held $6@61{. Corn meal
depressed. Wheat dull downward tendency {;
Red $2.1O@2.2l. Bye steady S110. Corn dull !;
White $4,000 mixed 56@57. Wliskey dull
g01%
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South Bend Ind, is ahead now with triune
cat: three heads, three breasts and three sets OF
fore-legs.
An excursion party Of consumptives to "go
West" in search Of health, is being organized in
New York.
Hard times in Persia induces the Gypsies to
sell thier daugtters at the ridiculously insult
hcient sum of IS,
Shirley Dare advises all women to learn lace
making, furniture polishing, bread or bed-making
enough to live by, before they practice with the
pen. .r.fa
One firm at Quincy, Ill, is prepared to con.
tract for 10000 bushels Of tomatoes and lou
acres Of ououmbers TO be delivered this year
Yhleh quantity they expect 10 tickle,
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The Dodgeville, Wis, Chronicle reports that
on Monday evening last, about twilight could
be heard curious sound. as OF mighty wind
in the distance, but on examination the noise was
fonnd to proceed from millions of large bugs or
beetles, They were about the size Of locusts, and
came and went suddenly.
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EXTRA Thanksgiving on Monday next
another freight train with passenger car attached
VIII be put upon tlis DslAwkre H. II. but will run
no further aouth than Harrington. II will leave
Wilmington At A. NJ. and Hariusts", - si'V io-
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More rain Is probable, The next thing we
sIAll be complaining Of wet weather. The
ground, however is far from being soaked, yet.
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DEATH OF DANIEL wEBsTER's NEPHEW.
BosToS, May a.
Daniel Webster, nephew Of Daniel Webster
died at the hospital, from burns received at the
station house.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May "a.
Probabilities The area Of cloud and rain will
extend Eastward over the Middle States, and
possibly rain during the afternoon.
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Canada thistles bloom in the streets of Indian
apolis. ., .-t.
Minnesota claims more water-power than any
other State.
Savanna is outstripping other Southern ports
as q cotton mart. s......
More ship-builders live at Quebec than at any
other town in America.
The recent earthquake increased the flow Of
hot springs generally in California.
fond sister cowhided her brother in Titus
| Vile the other day for slandering her.
"Waifs from the way-hills OF an Expressman'
ia the title OF new book shortly to be published
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DARaAINs IN PARAsoIs AND SUN UNI,
\ BRELLAs. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
to close out. Parasols at 60, %, and u No. ~
lined 81 90, rs, $50 TO $3.50. NTAN
s,Ik sun Umbrsl as $i.0O, $12o, 81 80, q 49,
full line Of all the newest and most desira- ~
BILE styles, at prices that 1eIH p1sop;r
81 q. Eighth street,
my1S-Tu, ,Th.&Fd-sm rpiAaelpnis'
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THE RECENT MARINE DISASTER.

LONDON, May "a.
The vessel. in collision with the steamer Bdlti-
more, was the Spanish steamer Lorenzo Sem
from. She was not injured
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The Red Stockings beat the Forest City, OF
Cleveland, at Boston, yesterday, by tcore of
10 to 3. The game was not finished on account
OF heavy rain.
The Shakespeare monument, in Central Park,
New York, was unveiled yesterday. William
Cullen Bryant delivered an Grafton, and Edwin
Booth read poem by Stoddard.
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nR. GARRATTs ELECTRIC DISKS.
sroN, May 2s, 1869.
A. G. GARRA 7, M. D.,
Dear St.-I have experienced such marked good
Effects myself from the OF your electric disk, In
ncipient dyspepsia and for a bervous cough; also
having seen these disks used In other cases on the
body and limbs for restoring from weakness, lame
ness, imperfect nerve-energy, and for poor-plood
circulation, with such decided succesa-that de-
sire to offer my strongest testimony as to their ef
cacy, and as being well calculated TO relieve aches
and pains. add help the feeble Of ali ages.
Very truly yours,
Jos PH BURNETT, Chemist, Boston.
This excellent and simple dlsk-battery-ot which
we have supplied quie large number during the
past year-is both efficient and durable as well as
no trouble; 1t is perfectly clean and worn on the
body or limb next the skin, acts without shock,
easily, comfortably and Continuously, furnishing
the protracted tonic effects OF self-actng localized
primary electricity without the trouble Or expense
of pOnderOus battery.
These cease ess-wsrking Disks have been found
invaluable in relieving pains and weakness Of the
chest back OF side In sprains OF the ankle, wrist or
shoulder, In nervous headache, nervous d. spepsa,
bronchial lrr tatiOn, rheumatic neuralgia pains in
removing old rheumallc in"uratlOns which may be
causing prOtracted lameness, &c. For sale by
X BRINGHURST CO.,
APOTHKCARIEs
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
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WAsHINeToS, May "a.

WASHINGTON, May "a.
SENATE.
A new committee of Conference was ordered
on the Post onice bill, when the Senate went
into executive session on the Treaty.
HOUSE.
The House considered the Senate amendments
to the Army Appropriation BILL
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DIVISIONS MAKING THE BEST PERCENTAGE.
Grammar Schools.
Emma PrIngles School No. !, 81.
WilhelminA Slocomb's School No. 4, 96.
Kate Z. Stewards School No. l, 80.
RebeccA O. Hussey's School No. l, 20.
Annie Reeds School No. A, 90.
BAllie G. Boyd's School No. 4, 90.
Primary Schools.
Tillie N. Parsons School No. 10, S7.9.
Annie Kinks School No. IL, 81.
Clara v. Urmy's School No. Q, DC.
Annie E. KAtes's School No. IL, 96,
Sarah A TAylor's School No. 10, 95.8.
Maggie A. Davis School No. 10, 95.6.
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PUSEY HEALD, M. D., / PHvsrot.Ns
MARY IL. HEALS, M. D., rhis''iANS
mari9-lyof
This new, nrst-class Institution for the Hygienlc
Treatment of lnvallds-without Medioines-has now
bren In successful operation for fifteen months
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIKNIC TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
dlate the entire system Of drug-Rving Us not only
utterly faacious, but terribly destructive TO health
happiness and llfe Medicines, such as are daily ad
mnstered to sick persons, II given TO those In Wig
Orous health, would inevitably make them I'll. ket
son. Nature, and true Science must and do condemn
sucn a 8 Healing "a Art.n
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome FOOu,
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepid, Hot and Cola
Baths iu Pure soft Water, Swedish Movements fol
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief oi
cOngested organs, and equalization OF the clrcula-
ton, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant sleep and
nest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing Recrea'
ton, etj.
DIR M. H. HEALD gives especial attention tc
ladies' as does DR. r. HEALO to gentlemen.
Gases visited In Town or Country.
marl9-ru, Tina satfp
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GntErtaiutnEnts.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

CALVARY CHURCH g. \. ROOM,
COR. THIRD AND WASHINGTON sTs.,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Evenings,
MAY 2Sth, 99th, and 30th.
SINGLE TICKETS 95 cents Tickets for 81.
my24 Ct
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PERCENTAGES OF ATTENDANCE THE LAST FOUR
WEEKS.
The reports Of the Principals Of our Public
Schools, for the four weeks ending May 18th,
show the following percentages OF attendance !
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XNJILMI SGToN BAKERY, No. $50 &. seventh
w street, cor. Of Sp-uce, wilmington Del,
D. F. SCHUYLER, Proprietor. Bread, ties, Cakes,
Crackers, confectionery and Ice Cream. Also,
families parties, festivals, &c supplied on reasona-
BILE terms aud at short notice mya1m
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DAily Geatmertial.


WILMER ATKINSON. ,.............Pu .PubIishsr.
wFOg r~4na, Bsa.. Zee Second Page
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ylNO l.EE...An Office room. in building on
L Main street. Bradford Village. Inquire
al this Office l3tf
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Extract from a sermon preached
Feb. 18th. by Rev. j. X. Williams,
from the text, "Am | my brothers
keeper Gen, / Q.
What would he said of a man
who, seeing his neighbours horse
start off with an empty carriage
with the strongest probability of
doing great damage. should make
no effort 10 stop him, although he
could do SO with very le trou-
bic All would pronounce it Grim
inal neglect to do his neighbor Il
great kindness. More than one of
YOUR neighbors haS-shall | say "a
horse with a valuable carriage at
tached in danger of being damaged
no but a son. with the ability to
make his own life useful and happy,
and be IA blessing 10 the world,
bring comfort, honor and JOY To his
father. mother. brother and sisters ;
who has moreover IN immortal spir-
it capable of umspeakable and end
less happiness or woe IN the world
to come. and those sons are start
ing in course that there is strong
probability will end in failure. dis
Trace, suffering shown 10 them.
selves aud their families, all this in
this world. and utter ruin Of the
soul for eternity. Day 10y day We
sc them taking step after step
with Increasing velocity. and de
creasing strength and disposition
10 stop in this perilous course. and
rs the Judge Of all the earth looks
down upon us what does he see
that cc arr doing 10 stop them
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Farm EO. sale.

The Subscriber oilers for sale his farm in
Bradford known as the Moore place, about
mile from Bradford Village. at the Water
trough on the WHtcs River Road. said iiu'm
contains about 30 acres of excellent land, with
good Apple orchard, Sugar orchard, and good
buildings. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber ON the farm.
+. W. ROBBIE.
Bradford. Aug. l6 If
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STATE OF VERMONT. Brat ford pi,t. IS

CTATE OF VERMONT. Bra ford Dist. -
~ Ia Probate Court held at West FalIlcc
ia said District, on the nh day of February
A. ID. 1872, Alva Newton. Administration of
the estate of la Marquis iuhbS. tue of Tops
BAN in said District ceased presents his
administration account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for an a.
,igninent of The Personal estate OF said de
ceased. 10 the Willow. NLcItupou. !; il or
Gercd hy said Court that said account and
said application be referred to session there
OF to bc held al the Probate Oitcr Iu said
West Failiee on tie 9ih day oi March 4. u.
* ; for hearing and drci~iun thereon: And.
il is further ordered. that notice hereof he
given to all persons Interested, by publication
of the same three weeks successfully ~ the
National Opinion. a newspaper published at
Bradford. VI. previous To laid time appointed
for hearing. ti.t they Inay appear at SAID
time a9d place. and show eanse. il any they
may have. why said account should not he al
lo.ed. aud sl.h assi sBIIent made.
Ky the CONT Attesi-
ALNAH BEAN. REGISTER
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24 IEMFIE pLACE. H0STON. UASH

THIS iusti;uticn was established IN lNi6, to
l secure he greatest perfection IN the rrac-
tee and use Of Vegetable Remedies, and to
secure a permanent place where families and
invadS could obtain the hCst medical advice,
and such remedies as might lie required, with
out the use of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been physician of this lnstitn-
ton since it, formation, now twenty five years,
and his success is, we believe, without parallel.
Especial attention given 10 Scroiula, Catarrh,
Cancer, Female Complaints, Seminal Weak
ncss, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. FITS, ParaiN rs, khen-
matism, Humors Of the Blood, Diseases of the
skin. Spine, Heart, Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all
Diseases of the Nervous system, Stomach,
Throat, Lungs and all Chronic Ailments
DIR. Grcene's Medical Pamphlet, descriptive
Of diseases, and their proper treatment, VIII be
sent free 70 invalids.
Also Treatise on Diseases of the Hair and
Scalp, and the Lad effects of using injurious prep
aratious 4 ~ the hair and fha advantage pf uSug
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Prepared ny GARANCIERE & DUPONT. No, pa
Rue Lombard. Paris. and highly recommend
ed by the entire Medical Faculty of France
Are the very best remedy in all case, of Sper-
matorrhpa. or Seminal Weakness Nightly
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weak
ness or lmpotency: Weakness arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excuses: Relaxa-
tion of the Genital Organs Weak Spine 4.
Lime OF Brick dust" deposits in the Urine :
milky Discharges, &c., and all the chastiy
train of symptoms arising from Overuse or
EXcessCs.
They cure when all other remedies fail.
Full directions in each box
Price 81 per box OF. q boxes for i Z
Sold by the principal Druggists, or will be
sent Ivy mail. securely sealed from all obserya-
tiou. 10y enclosing the price To the Sole Gener-
al Agent for America, JOB MOSES, Is CoRT.
LANDT ST, New York. Pamphlets of advice
sent free TO any address ieowly
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foI. Divorce.

TO the Honorable the County Court next
to bc held at Chelsea. within and for TIA cOun-
~ of Orange, on the first Tuesday of June,
A. D. 1872.
lonr petitioner, +. Il. Baldwin, of Newhury,
in the county of Orange, and State of Yer
mont, humbly shows that he was duly and
legally married unto Agnes NJ. Slater. then of
Bainston, +. @, bat now residing at Provi-
dcncc, in the State of Rhode Island, at Brigh-
ton, in the county of ESSEX, and state of
Vermont on the 9TH day OF June, a. d., 1863,
and that from the time of his said marriage
until the goth day of March, A. d.. 1871, h"
lived with his said wife IN the strict observ
anco of Ills marriage covenant and VOWS. ON
his part. He further shows that the SAID
4 glcs NJ. Baldwin. his said wife. hath not kept
her said marriage covenants and vows, on her
part, hut on the contrary hath at divers times
and un various occasions, during SAID time,
INDUCED in loose and hccntous conduct with
divers male persons and that she hath com
United the act of adultery against her said
covenant and VOWS and the great injury of
your petitioner further shows that his said
wife has separated from him without Just
can>c. ON his part and still lives apart from
him. He also shows that hc has lived in the
State OF Vermont and in Orange county dur
ius the past three years. He therefore, priys
that the bonds of matrmony between him
aud his said wife may he dissolved and as IN
duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Newhury, in the county of Orange,
tn Isl day uf Feb, \. d. 1872.
S,rAIE OF VERMONT, Orange County, 5. s.
- Whereas +. X. BALDWIN, of Ncwbury
in the county of Orange has filed in the coun
ty court, within this STATE, his petition ANA
atilictiou for a divorce IRON the bombs OF mat
iiirunv between himself and his wife, setting
forth among things his lawful marriage 10
Agnes NJ. slater and that since such marrI
age She hath INDUCED il loose and Hccntiou,
conduct and hath committed the act OF a,lul
:ery, aud PRAYING for II divorce from his said
wife. and whereas. il appears that the SAID
Agnes NJ. BalH in. his said wife, resides with
out the State of Vermont therefore it il
ordered that notice of the tendency of tn,
said le tition aud OF this order be gwen To In,
said Agnes VI. Baldwin, 10y publication Of the
same. three succo Ssive weeks in the Nationa
Opinion, a newspaper printed at bradford. IL
the county of Orange. the last of viii ia pub
LEGATION to be six weeks before the ne Xt session
of said county court, that she may, if she sc,
cause, appear and answer thereto and stand Il
and abide the order and decree of court there
in Given under NV hand ut Chelsea. this B,
/ Jay of February. \. ID. lS.2.
J.. g. HlNCkLEl. Clerk of Court
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I-LL'
All those desiring artificial teeth Will mud II
greatly to their advantage TO call on u.s. be
lore employing any one else we are sun AT
our o'd SlHhd Nos ana - Hardy b"ii'hhS'
where we ehd'aN"r Constantly To d" our nest
WORK ioi every one ana ann III h"'h'n3 TESS
than GIVING perfect satisfaction IN every cast
haFlh% leased our Once Tor tenn Of ''"
years, ana owning residence ~ TINS place.
the advantage "i employing Us ia preference
to those who frequently change thef location
/ viii readily he seen. onr best work Is All
! warranted. ii there Is ever any failure III IT.
/ you can easily lind us and have II made right
! Even II we should hc uh"llIin" I" NUM- our
! part oi the bargain IA thing which has never
| set happcnad, nor IS ever hkely TOY that
! would make no difference. oi course TINS
I written agreement to make our work good Is
as good as promise to pay and as easily
collected.
If ON the other hand, you invest your mon
ey IN cheap teeth (which are always much
dcarrr in the eud) when the plate becomes
! loose, and the teeth break oil, what ar" Noui
chances ut having the work mace goo"
Your cheap workman has probably d'NaiPear
ed II Is moi i"r ms interest I" remain III one
/ place long enough Tor his work to prove ltS'Ii
/ If he Should happen to be there tn" very best
! yon can get IS set of teeth as poor as the
old ones, and by that time y"u have Had
enough of such teeth. BESIDES 1t Is not one
time in hundred that your cheap workman
/ will rN NAT rl lp old set without uUul
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reHtiOH.
Met at Chelsea, agreeable to call,
and was called 10 order by Lara
Walker of Chelsea, one OF the Vice
Presidents.
On motion of Il. II. Dustin, n
Committee of three were appointed
LIS the Convection to report Rcsolu'
tionS,and the following were appoint
al as such Coma iitce:
l.. G.. Ilincklcy, Esq. Hon. James
Hutchinson, Jr., and Hon. 5. NJ.
Scavcr.
On motion 4 Committee of one
from each town was appointed by
the President 10 nominate officers
for thr Society for the ensuing year,
ad ALSO - nominate candidate
fen Co Commissioner.
& i.4un-i , > o'clock +. VI.
AFTERNOON.
CuntcntiUn called tC order by the
President.
Hon. =. VI. Scavcr, Chairman OF
the Committee on Nominations
made the following report:
For County Commissioner-llou
JAMES HUlCnINoN, JR., OF Ran
dolph.
For Prcsidcnt-Ezra Walker OF
Chelsea.
Vice PrcsidentS-A. l.. Kinney,
SAlvanus Carpenter.
SccretaIy-Piymon Scaver.
EXECUTIVE COMMrTTEE.
a. $. Allls, Brookicid: Col. II.
Farnham, Bradford; }. i. Cieve-
land, Braintrcc Burnham Martin,
CHELSEA; Isaac Prescott, Corinth ;
Jan Bailey, Jr., Newbury Porter
S. Lord, Orange; VIM. n, Matoon.
ershirc a. II. Gilmore, Eaillce
=. Walker, Siratlord; w. 4. George,
Topsham; Il ii. Duttin, Tunbrid.e
Samuel Howard, Randolph; l..
ninkley, Ihettord; ii. y. White
Washington; ID. Z. George, West
Fairlce; Nathan Hall, Williams
town; Which was unanimously
adopted by the Convention.
The Committee on Resolution!
made the following report:
/ ReSoired, That it is OF the ut
most importance that laws enaat
cd with Tie view otaidiug in thepro
motion of the cause Of Temperance
should he administered by temper
ance men-and that we cannot eX
pcct that opposrrs of the liquor law
will ieailessIy and faithfully cntorc.
the same if elected to Office under it
> Hc0lred, That we still believ
as in times past, that no cfforti
should be spared or Withheld, to cd
ucate and bring public opinion III
to Il high STANDPOINT IN regard t
tcmperaucc-knowing that wheI
this object is attained the enforce
mcnt OF all laws having the sam,
end in view can easily be accom-
plishcd.
3 ReSolred, That we believe it t,
he the duty OF all friends OF temper
ance to connect themselves witt
some organization, publicly kEoWl
us such, (of which there are many,
which has for its primary and sou
inspiring object, the universal II
umph OF temperance principles ai'
the complete overthrow OF the run
power and its Thousand hclllsh III
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Til, may certify that have given my son
plumncv g. Norris. li- time and shall "laun
none of his earnings, or pay any debts o. his
contracting after tins date
JOSEPH II. MORRIS.
Witnesses, Hector u. llasrltinc, Alba Nj.
Barnes.
NorlcL-W hcrca, my wife Mary J. Lnnd,
is not living under my car" and protection
this i, to forbid all persons trusting or halhor
ing her ON my account, a, shall pay no blllN
of her contracting after this date.
j. II LUND.
PicIlnout, y. H., Fob, Il, lS'2. tNW3.
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L'ARM FOR SALE about two miles North
j of Newbury Town linnsc, Ia acres of land
well fenced, with u fine lot Of spruce aud hem.
lock timhcr good buildings, waning water 10
the house and barn, ON good road, will sell
stock and tools ii desired.
JONAS W FUTILE.
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kEf Ei,I.Nt -
This ccrtitics that Or j. y. Clark has done
dental work III our families, aud has always
given cutIrc satisfaction.
Rev. Silas Mckrcu, u. II. DR. \. A Doty.
Rev. J X. Nlliiah. DR. J. IL. .lOncS
DIR. ). L. Carbcc. pr. w. H. Carter
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Use gscHnc.~ palm EAiiiiHg
MAGIC oTS.
GA WORKS like Il Charm.

HIVE you headache! Use Rcnucs Magic Oh
Have you tootha3hc! Use kcnnc', Magic Oil
Have you neuralgia! Use RcuncS Magic Oil
Have YOU rheumatism Use Renne'> Magic Oil
Have YOU sore throat! Use lcuncs Magic Oil
Have vou ,catica' Use Rcnnc'~ Magic OIL
Have YOU - brusc, Use Rcunc's Magic Oil
Have you cramps! Use Rcnnc's Magic Oil
Have you chol. molbu>' Use Rcuncs Magic Oh
Have yuu lamcncssl Use RenneS Magic Oil
THIS is the Best Family Remedy, to cure all
kinds of pain, You ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use, and if
You use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions ON each bottle. Buy it of the
druggist or merchant WHERE You trade. If
they have not got it on hand they will send
forit, at your request and sell you Genuine
Rcnncs Pain killing Magic Oil, at the manu-
ufacturer's lowest price at retail
~ Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gro
"eIs l.. is put up in three sizes, and calle
Trial Size, Medium Size, and Large famil
Size bottles WM. RENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
pirTsFIEID, Mass.
Sold in Bradford by II, G. Day and Prich-
ard Il Hay; Willard Bros, Oxford; Reyes 81
CO., Ncwbury; Chase Il Baker, Piermont -
Bates Bros, West Faillcc. Ayl
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