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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

MILTON SUTLIrFE, OF Warren is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in this district.
The Judge is a convert to the ranks Of the
chasm .claspers, and Vi his adhesion is to be re-
warded by the pleasure Of seeing himself SO far
on the road to the legislative halls of the ma
lion AS To pass the ordeal of the ballot.bOx, who
will complain ut the harmless entertainment
or grudgc him so pleasant recognition Of his
merits and qualification of laudablc anbi-
ton. The Judge like his file leader, ia of the
opinion that there is something in store for
him, and if he ever clutches 1t, there is no
time TO waste. "One term" more, and his case
becomes desperate, If not hopeless.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

NoTTcETO wi whom Il %sy ,.2o m,
placed IN the hands Of l. O. Fisher, j. r. all accOunti
Notes. &s due and parties aFs hereby neifed that
prompt settlement s expected. Your early attention
to this call will gratly oblige -
DIlS. ii. u. a K v. VAN NORMAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

tS- Geneva Tribunal has concluded its
laboIs and awarded the United States about
$15,5OOO0O. This award it is understood, is
based upon the damages committed by the
Alabama, Florida and Shenondoah, the ehsims
For other cruisers being disalowed 10y the
Commissioners. The full details of the award
have not yet been received. The award rend.
cred by the Tribunal is 100000 more than
the losses estimated claimed by citizens of the
United States, and but S4,5O0,OOO hss than
these losses with interest to 1871 The award
is considered very satisfactory to ,hc United
States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

The SPEEDFEsr WAY-The late Attorney.
General AKERMAN, of Georgia, who knows
the ku- Klux thoroughly from long invcstiga-
ton, and who understands the reaS feeling ei
the Southern States, states the case admirably
in late letter Speaking of tho disturbing
spiritin that section, he says;
"Owing TO the action of the Govern
ment of the United States it ia now
checked, but it is not yet extirpated.
Should Grant be reelected, the offenders
will cease TO hope for impunity in crime,
and will betake themselves TO better
ways or 10 other countries. Should
Greeley be elected, they will feel that
their side has trumphed, and in the in
toxlcation of victory will break out in
violence the tiercer from long restraint.
No matter how earnestly Mr.. Greeley
might exert himself to suppress them, il
would be long before he could put them
where Grant has them now. The speed
lest way to give permanent tranquility to
The South N 10 re-elect General Grant"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

TIE DECLINE OF GREELEYIsM. From
all sections OF the Union comes trust.
worthy intelligence of the rapid decline
OF the Greeley party. The St. Louis
Dena0crdt illustrates It's impetuous, head
long rush toward the unattainable prize,
and It's failure, thus : The Greeley par
W has acted very much like the boy who
took run of bali a mile TO jump q creek,
and then let down before he got to it.
1t the election had been held some three
or four weeks since, the show made by
Greeley would have been respectable
Indication OF lnDacy on the part OF the
American people. BY November, how
ever, he Will De lef: 81 tar in the lurch
that he will never want to be candidate
AGAIN. Indeed, if his fortunes eontinue
to wane as rapidly as they are waning at
the present time, We should not he sur
prised TO see him Withdrawn within the
next six weeks, aud an effort made to con-
centrate the Democratic party on the
Louisville nominees" Stranger things
than that have happened.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21
Attention F!

IL FAD, my friends, the first letter in
AO each linel
INSTANTLY you will see that they
Carefully read, then, this my
HOWEVER, you may not fnd it very
A FTER you have read them through
Now W" will tell you what kind of
~ Goods we seA.
DRY goods aud Fancy Goods, we have
a. agreat line;
ROTlI for rich and poor, as well as
II coarse and nne.
7 lNENS, Cottons, Silks, Woolens, as
IL well as calico4,
A ND everything ia that line, for the
IA Fall, (lah, dat ish so.'0
n ( ELOTHlNG we have received that
" win suit you all;
II INDLY We will show them, both to
An great and email.
SUCH low prices We ask we are certain
~ We can suit,
NOW on that score then, will be
LIVERY one come then and examine
WHOEVER it is, even if you live
w sway masy miles.
| YOUTHS as well as men Gun here find
| Il cloths OF every line,
lnF every desirable kind-medium
| " coarse and hBe.
| II RUSH then, one and all, for the New
10 xoFt Store, ir ~.
X MOVING we will sell you goods,
IA so cheap as never before"
OUCH Stock as we have cannot fail
| ~ to please YOU all, ..r1 iUl
THEN come right along, without an
| Il other call.
IOUR prices are very low-ths goods
" yoa must adnairs-
P IGHTLY do you say that happy is
| 1O the buyer. y ~
LIVERY one come then, and we'll tell
IL you RTent deal ft 1y-t
About our NEW Ii GOODS q tho N. Z. stere,
r. just recsiyed from New York.
- G. RICH d BLACK,
i Eext door 20 Newberry's Drug store
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

SENATOR SUMNER refuses to stand the nom
nation by the Democrats of Massachusetts for
Governor, showing that his stomach is not
settled, and he is not quite ready for the prof.
cred cuddle with democracy. To him, the
prospect and TetFUspect are alike distasteful
and unpropAious.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21


LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United States Pat
ent ohee to Ohio Inventors for the week ending
Aug a7, 1874 and bearing that date Furnished this
paper by COX COX, Solicitors of Patents. Washing.
ton. ID. G.
Register for Steam boiler-W. s. Belt, Gin.
cinnati.
Steam Governor Valve-C. ii. Benton,
Cleveland.
Sewing Machine Treadle-I. p. Fishburn,
Cincinnati.
Staye Saving Maehine--P. Gerlaeh ct al.
Cleveland.
Wheel Harrow--T. Nj. Brintnall, Medina.
Feed Rack-J. L. Rodeback, New-way.
Plow-H. III. Sweetland Centreton.
Bolt for Sashes--U. Cramer, New Phladel.
phia
Heater for Curling Tongs-J. Fletcher,
Cleveland
Billiard Cue Cutter--F. r. Gardiner, Cleve-
land
Apparatus for Opening and Closing Water
Gates, j. w. Hill, Dayton.
Hill Coupling-J. g. Schiller, Youngstown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

Tho effort to soil General Garfed's bands
with n brbe, charging completely in the Oakes
Amcs' Credit MObfilier swindle, is not little
preposteruus. 1--we have public man whose
skirts and hands are clear, that man Is Gar.
iicid. Pho cirroniry of the charge has called
forth DENIAL, which, to us, his constituents,
seemed unnecessary. TO those, however, who
know him less intimately, perhaps the denial,
IN all its Mllnes5 and absoluteness, Is all well
enough. The Islander, is perhaps NO worse
than the tlousand-ana-Une stories trumped up
against President Grant by the same party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

The Democrats and Liberal Republic
ans of New York have united on q
State ticket composed Of tie following
named persons:
Governor, Francis p, Kernan; Lieu.
tenant Governor, Chauncy N. Depew
Congressman at Large, S. S. Cox; State
Prison Inspector, f. &. Brooks Canal
Commissioner, John Il. Hubbard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
Field Day at Fort TiconderOga

Announcements have already been made OF Field
Day Of the Vermont Historical Society, at Fort Ii
condsroga, y T., on the banks Of Lake ChampaIn,
Thursday, July 18th, ls73 It has long been the de
sire and intention of this society 10 have Field
Day celebration at some point of historic interest
and none seemed more admirably adapted both in
Its historical and natural surroundings, than the
place where Nemout's distinguished hero achieved
his most successful exploit ana uttered those me.
morable words of demand {" ft tie name ef The
Grsrt J.h0r1b anal ttC Continental Congress 2" The
celebration rs one which can combine much of in
tcrest both 10 the citizen OF Vermont and New York
IN fact every American citizen who houorS his
nv and the struggles of his ancestors Itafforis
the Vermont Historical society which has attained
,,STtli1Iir ~ iIff rs sister 5aieti throu6
ont the country To iaIu with them "a day of local
Il. well rs national historic association, m looking
over the ruins and points % celebrity that surround
them
The celebration is NOT intended to be carried for
ward with great degree of formaitv farther than
I which the varied localities VIII Doe pointed out The
citizcn- ~ TiconderoEa take great pride in their
power % afford facilities 20 carry out the purposes
I'm their field day pa-tiue-. a local committee has
been appointed, 0f WINCH Col. W. T.. CalkIus, well
known and honored citizen, l- chairman who VIII
have charge ot che immediate local arrangements
On the arrival 81 tire -peell steamboat from Bur
Imston, go about eleven oclock.A. NJ. proccssiJn
sill De formed under tue direction oi COL. w F.
Culhius Chief Marshal, and march o. the ground
selected where me public exercises VIII take place
I according 90 the following programme
I j. I'rayer-by Eev. " MART ChdI, d. j.. Of
. opening aIIr.--ay REV William n Lord.
] u. d., OF Moutpe.lert President Of tie Vermont
/ 3. Response
/ s. hIdre-- Bg the lion. Lue.a- T.. Ch.tenden Of
I New York City
5. \ visit 10 the ruins of the FORT ana various
Tie orator of he l.y is !. thermometer 81 wide fame
"a descendant of Governor Chtteuc len. and gent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
To Pensioners.

Mr. EDITOR You will confer a favor by
informing pensioners that the only ones who
are affected by the law of June Sth, 1872,
are those who are pensioned for disability of
the first, second and third degrees. Those
who for the first degree were entitled to S25
are now entitled to S3I.2 Those of the
second degree, entitled to $50, are now
entitled to S24 Those Of the third degree
who were entitled to SIS per month, are
now entitled to SIS per month In order
for a pensoner to obtain the benefit of the
provision of said law, he has only to forward
his pension certificate to Hon. ]. IL. Ba-
ker, Commissioner of Pensions, Washing
ton, D. c." with a letter giving his post
Office address, and the certificate will be
returned to the pension agent, who will
forward it with voucher for the next pay
ment, at the increased rates. No attorney
will be necessary to obtain the increase.
STEPHEN Thomas, Pension Agent.
Montpelier, July ,, 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMoUTH.-Monday
evening the annual prize speaking for the
lockwood Prizes drew discriminating and
enthusiastic crowd to the College church.
There were twelve competitors, six being
elected by the two classes, the Junior and
Sophomore. Senator Patterson was chair
man of the committee of award. The speak
ers generally did thems elves AMI the institu-
tion great credit. The successful ones were
from the Junior class. W. H. Davis Of
Chelsea took the first prize, and IL. n.
Allen, Jr., Of Guildhall the second. The
prospect Of a large class next fall is very
encouraging, as the number of applications
this week has been unprecedently large.
There have already fifty applied, and usually
not more than half the number apply in
Commencement week that make application
in the fall Among the number was young
lady, Miss Gage of Nashua. President
Smith was very much annoyed at her ap-
plication, and advised her to leave town as
soon as convenient, as there was no hope of
her gaining admittance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
Notice

MIR. WILLARD ll- received thc letter printed be-
low. He has information pcctiu- the scholar
Ship except what i- contained tsc letter. IF amy
person in the LIST Congressional District desires %
avail himsclfoi this -oho.Ir-aip, Dee win oolise DIS
addressing MIR. WILLARD
LOUISVILLE, Ky. june -ath l~s--
", the H.u. a. U- UTUfri, EFprtssttItIra fraHi
fte lsf tougr.s si.igf instruct ~ Vermont
DEAR ~It--Ihe enclosed certificate IS herewith
sent YOU. You win that upon the receipt OF tins
certificate duly made out, and -lEuet by yourself
As Rcpre-cuttiyy of the I-t Congressional District
of the state of Vermont that any poor amt deserving
Young man selected uv Won from your District Will
hs entitled 10 Tie Beneficiary scholarship dWarde
bv the Trustee. of the louisville Medical College
louisville KY 90 the LIST Congressional District
I of the State OF Vermont
The officers of this College DO You The justice 90
believe that you VIII, early possible alter inc
receipt tins notification cndcaYor 10 tui IN youl
Z district some young man who, through yourself
can be thus materially aided and benefited. II is
| respectfully suggested that an inquiry, over Noui
| official signature, published IN the nearest news
/ paper will enable YOU to confer this heneidctor
I both promptly and appropriately. onr earliest
/ possible attention is especially asked
I The Faculty request that i'm giving certificate
] Won Will use the enclosed blank form, which Ia
been adopted and sent to you for reasons so neces
sarv and prudential, 10 render amy explanation
supernuous- -,
communication beacknowledgcd, and that, through
( the undersigned, the Trustees and Faculty of Tn
COLLEGE be Afforded the earliest possible information
Z rs 10 The name and address of the young man Sc
lected by yourself for the Beneficiary Scholarship
I awarded TO your Congressional District.
f. :. GAILLARD, NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

MASONIC The Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons at their recent annual cOnven-
ton, chose the following grand officers:
NJ. E., Edward a. Jewett, Burlington
Grand High Priest.
E., John w. Clark, Montpelier, Deputy
Grand High Priest.
E., Robert 5. Southgate, Woodstock, Grand
King.
E., George F. Skif of Monkton, Grand
Scribe.
Comp, Chas. W Woodhouse, Burlington,
Grand Treasurer.
Comp W. II. S. Whitcomb, Burlington,
Grand Secretary.
Comp, Rev. VIM. j. Harris, Rutland,
Grand Chap lain.
Comp, L. c. Orvis, Manchester, Grand
Principal Sojourner
Comp, W. 5. Hopkins, Yersennos, Grand
Royal Arch Captain.
Comp Collins Blakeley, Waterbury, Grand
Master Sd Vail
Comp, Chas. F. Spaulding, St. Johusbury
Grand Master ID Vail.
Comp, David Baker, Barton, Grand Mas.
ter lst Vail
Comp, Owen I. Marsh, Woodstock, Grand
Lecturer.
Comp, Carroll s Page, Hyiepark, Assis-
tant Grand Lecturer
Comps William BrinsmaiI and Daniel
{. Barber, Of Burlington City, Grand Stew
ards
Comp, J. Il. Mcintyre, Rutland, Grand
Sentinel.
Comp, j. B. Copeland, Mid Ilebury, Grand
Tyler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

HAVE IT ALWAYS At observation-disclosures
viii happen in the best regulated families,
and for this reason among many others, the
MUSTANG LINMENT should find place in the
cupboard of every household. In all the
world there is nothing comparable to it as
an application for cuts contusi0ns, burns,
spasms and scalds, and when every other
preparation that medical ingenuity can sug-
gest :, has failed to afford relief in rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore throat glandular swellings
muscular cOntractions, cramps, toothache,
&c, this powerful anti-indammatory and
pain-destroying agent Immediately assuages
the sufferers agony and eventually accom-
plishes a radical cure. Probably there Is
not a connoisseur in horse flesh orIan amateur
horseman in the land who does not know.
either from personal observation or reports
that the MUSTANG LINBENT Is the suprem
remedy for all external diseases and injuries
of the horse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
symptoms OF Liver Complaint and OF
some or the Diseases produced ny IT.

symptoms OF Liver Complaint and OF
some or the Diseases produced ny It.
\ sallow OF yellow color of skin, or vel
lowish brown spots on the face and other
parts Of the body; dullness and drowsiness
with frequent headache dizziness, bitter or
bad taste in the mouth, dryness of the throat,
and internal heat; palpjJltiOn. in many cases
a dry teasing cough, with sore throat, un-
steady appetite, "a raising of food. and a
choking sensation in throat distress. heav-
mess. OF bl5ated or full feeling about stomach
and sides, pain in sides, back or breast, and
about the shoulders collie, pain and sore
ness through the bowels, with heat consti-
patton, alternating with frequent attacks Of
diarrhol, piles, Hltulcace, nervousness,
coldncss OF extremities rush of blood TO the
head, with symptoms of apopleNy, numbness
OF limbs especially at night cold chills
alternating with hot flashes. kidney and
urinary difficulties female weakness and
irregularities, with dullness, low spirits
uusocIability and gloomy iorebodings. Only
a few Of the above symptoms are likely TO Be
present in any case at one time. Al who
use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for Liver Complaint and its complication.
are loud in its praise. Sold by all druggist:
/ everywhere
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
Tn Enlarged and Revised Edition OF
The Medical Adviser and
Guide to Health,
FREDERICK MORRILL,

OF TuE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No
7 F3 Ru ach street. BOSTON Mas. has been be
public the first Of August last and has
probably with larger sale 7nd more general
apDrov,i than any other Medical Work designed for
ton that has be Ore been publ shsd
the United The whole subject OF physical
debility resulting from set.-ahuse, mpo speTma
torrhRa etc, in males early dech ne. huOr albus
prolapsus all irregularities ecs with full and
co mplee list remedies for every di incident TO
ema of every age whether married single, with
and suggestions adapt ed 10 ndtlon in
lie This valuable and interesting book of 595
pages tor the Morrill, Medical Institute only,
and will be any address receipt of tn price,
81. UOCTOR MORRILL, can be consulted at all hours
at his Office all diseases Of general special
character. matter how severe of how long-st
ing with every assurance OF prompt and speedy re
All letters confdentialy regarded and promptly an
swered A consultation Zee of s. accompany all
letters soliciting medical advice Remember the ad-
dress The Morrill, Medical Institute" No. Bulhnch
Street. Rnston. Mass. F4fYl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

In Philadelphia, June 18th, the Republi
cans made their nominations for members of
Congress and the Legislature and city Offices
by the Crawford County plan; that is,
by a direct vote Of the members Of the party,
without preliminary caucusing. We believe
this is the first instance IN which the Craw-
ford County method has been attempted on
so large a scale About 10000 votes were
-cast, the highest Republican vote ever polled
in Philadelphia being about o., 900. The
Press says the candidates for municipal
offices constitute a much better ticket than
the party has had chance to vote for for
several years. The Congress nominations
are also good The Hons Leonard Myers,
William d. Kelley, and Charles O'Neill were
all re-nominated without serious opposition,
and the choice Of the two former were unani-
nous For Recorder of Deeds there were
six candidates, the successful asprant re-
ceiving about one third of the aggregate
poll The nominations for the Legislature
were mostly good men, but it is admitted
that some VIGOROUSLY corrupt persons sue
ceeded, as also in the ward nominations ioI
councilmen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

DR.. Urann, of Boston, who has made so many
wonderful cures of cases supposed incurable, IL
almost every town in this State, Will be at Pavilion
Montpelier, the cath and 10Th of each month
Every invalid should see him as thousands have
been cured by him after all other means have failed
onsulta ion free.
Read the following from the Newport Express
DIR. URANN.- We desire to call the attention Of
all invaids to the advertisement of DR. Uranu from
which II viii be seen he Is soon to visit y export
again. In justice of the doctor and for the benefit
ofthe suffering, olcited, refrain from
abiding to several remarkable cures he has effect
ell in this place. Mrs. +. B. Shaw, for ten months
confined To her room, unable TO bear her weight
upon her feet. Mrs. eOnard Field, for several
months an invalid, and Miss Maria Daggett, for four
years unable to walk, have, under his treatment
been restored to health, be walking out
every day, and able to perform light work.
1t IS no humbug, and we refer TO the parties thus
restored TO corrobOrate TO our statements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

Ct,tD ri suestitut tor Castor Ola family ph
&c which is pleasant to take and does distress
grippe but is to operate when all other remedies
have failed. II is purely vegetable preparation con
tanning neither Minerals, Morphine Alcohol, the
result Of fifteen experimenting by Doctor Samue
Pitcher. II is perfectly harmless and far effective
than Pills Narcotic Syrup Castor Oil. By soothing
the produces natural sleep, ard particularly
adapted to crying teething children II kills
cures Stomach Ache, Consumption, Fiatulency and
Derangement OF the Liver. No family afford TO be
without this article. 1t but so cents-ask your
druggist to get for YOU and he will always keep
FM2iw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

FRANKLIN COUNTY NoM1NArIoNs.-At the
Republican County Convention, held at
Sheldon, Friday, Hon. d. R. Bailey of st.
Adams, Geo. A. Ballard, Esq, of Fairfax, and
William Ii. Stiles of Montgomery were
nominated for Senator'S. Mr. Bailey was a
member of the last State Senate, and a
capable and excellent senator Mr.. Bal
lard has been States Attorney of the county
for several years, and represented Fairfax in
the House at the last session. Mr.. Stiles is
a prominent citizen of Montgomery. All,
of course, are stauneh Republicans.-Free
Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
MARRIAGES.

In West Alburgh, at the residence of the brides
father, June 9th, bv Rev. J. Laurence, Mr.. Will
LIAM GEORGE YOUNG, tea merchant of New
York City, and Miss CYNTHIA L. DARBY OF Al
burgh-
In Jamaica, ut the residence OF the bride, june
18TH by Rev. j. Enrght, Mr.. JAMES W. BROWN
ING OF Athol Mass, and Miss ELSA J. ALLEN
of Jamaica
In johnson, June 26th, by Rev IL. II. Bement,
Rev. CHA RLES DUNTO\ of Troy Conference,
Manchester, VI, and Miss NETTIE BELDING of
Johnson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

Time and enlightened experience have
shown that certain substaCces formerly used and re-
lied in medical prf cttce, are unBecess try a ni
dangerous vet some of these substances have found
their way into medical compounds. DR. WALKER 5
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITrERS, however, contain
nothing injurious being composed exclusively Of veg
etable substances from forna. For all disorders
ofthe liver kidney bladder skim and d gestve organs
purifying the blood they the most wonder,
tul remedy known. FNZoW4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03

The wheat crop Is likely to turn out etter
than was anticipated The June report of
the Washington Department of Agriculture,
confirms the hope Of a fair crop. One hun
dred being the standard of a medium pros
pect, the general average of condition for
the entire crop is set down at ninety-four
The gross yield is estimated at about 900, :
600 600 bushels a. against 80 600 900 last
year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-03
SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitudes Of them suffer, lin CT and Gle, because
/ Pig-Ho-mS. The only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous Of an worms in
children or adults is DIR. GouId's Pin-wor IN
syrup. Purely vegetable sure death to all worms;
valuable osthartic, ard beneficial to health. War
Iauted. Price reduced to so cts. per bottle.
Ffm6 GEO. {. GOODWIN & co, Boston