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q tract Of land lying in the 4Eh civil dis
tTiet Of said county, continuing about
IS acres, mere OF less, bounded on The
south and west By TIA lands OF John "
level, north aad east By those q the
widow EeWett and W d. Henson
Levied on and 20 be sold As the property
OF Mary III. Scott, wife Of said Jonas y.
Scott, TO satisfy said writ.
Aug. 8. d. II. PARSONS. Sh'G.
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Land SaIeY
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A Splendid Tract to be Sold.


DY virtue of a decree of the County
ID Court Of Giles county in the cause
Of Robert l.. McCord and others VS..
John A. Perry and others, will offer
for sale on the premises, on
Friday, September 9th, 1879,
the land belonging to the heirs Of Fran
els 5. Perry, decd. Said land lies in
the 10Th district Of Giles county, ad-
joining the lands of Ben. Wheeler and
others, two miles west of Brick Church,
in good neighborhoOd, containing
1872 Acres.
There are upon the place good
dwelling and out houses, orchard and
the best of water, and is convenient TO
churches and schools, making it very
desirable place.
TERMS OF SAXON a credit Of and
? years, with interest, except a cash
payment Of five per cent. Notes with
approved security required and 8 lien
retained. III. H. AYMETT,
aug29-zt Clerk.
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Il MONTHS CREDIT !
FLOODED STOCK FOR sALEi
GREAT BARGAINs-
Horses, Mules, t'attle, Buggies, HaT-
ness and Farming Implements,

"AVTNG determined to close out
III the entire stock OF Horses, Mules
Farming Implements, Buggiess HaT-
ness. etc, belonging to the state Of Z.
w. hIeMiEiion, deed, I will offer for
sale to the. highest bidder, on the prem
ises, one mile and a half west Of Brick
Church, Giles county, Tennessee, on
Friday, September 2Os 1879,
the following. personal. property be-
longing to said estate: 10 good Brood
Mares z Work Mules and Yeariing
Mules; 3 2-yelr old Ffllies, ] Yearling
Rosseau Filly Mule and 3 Horse
Colts, sucklings; 2-year old Mule;
half interest in No. JacF, Blue Sat
in; ] 3-year old Watson Stallion;
2-year old Watson Filly; No.
Saddle Horse, 4 years old; Swear old
Gelding 50 head of Cattle, including
several Good Mixers ; l 4-hoTse Wagon
and Harness; Buggies and Harness /;
% Sheep, so Goats and 90 or 30 Hogs;
Several Thousand Bundles Of Oats; all
the Farming Implements, a Good Sill
yer Watch, etc.
Purchasers viii be given Fourteen
Months Credit for all purchases
above So. A rare chance Is offered to
persons in need Of any of the property
above enumerated, or who wish TO in
yes: in
Fine BlO0ded Stock!
The stock consists of good Work
Mares and Mules, Fine Brood Mares,
Fine Filiies, Good Mich Cows, Sheep,
Goats, and
A Bob johnson and q Watson
Stallion.
Notes with approved securities viii
be required of purchasers.
G. II. MCMILLION,
ang29- Administrator.
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WE MAKE TIE srunrNr


A thorough Book Keeper,
Quick and Accurate IN Figures
An Elegant and Rapid Penman,
A fluent Speaker and Writer,
Conversant with the Laws Of Business.
Posted in Commerce, Trade & Finance,
and In general thorough, wide-a-wake
business man.
Every farmer and merchant should
fit his son for successful life by sending
him for q few months to our institution.
We have unequalled facilities for i'm
parting a thorough business education,
Our teachers are all experienced ac-
countants. We have a course OF lee
lures on business, arts and ethics unsur-
passed IN the United States. We have
Hnequalled means Of Introducing our
students into actual business operations
in St. Louis. Students can be placed In
the family of one of the Professors and
under his charge.
Young Men Seeking Employment
We have perfected arrangements by
means of which We can Guarantee a
situation by special contract, to
those finishing the course satisfactorily.
REORGANIZATION course aud
situations on new roads guaranteed by
special contract. The Mound City Is the
model school of the West.
Send for circular and other informal
ton to THOS. A. RICE, Pres't.
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shexiH's Sale.

10y virtne Of 3 writ OF veuditiOni ex-
D ponas Issued from the Circuit CosIrt
Of Giles county, IN favor Of Thomas y.
English vs.. Jonas I. Scett and Mary
II. Scott, viii sell for eash 70 the high
est bidder, g the courthouse door In
.1s.lnal-i- On
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The wife and daughter Of Horace
Greeley arrived home last week frsm
Europe.
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Hon. Robert McFarland's major
~ for Supreme Judge is about 40,
90.
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D.. J. c. AVER & CO., Jewell, Ness,
Prssttoal and Analytical chessists-
SOLD 81 ALI DzueoEsrs EvEKxwHERE.
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HOUND CITY
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
(FOrmeriy called Rice . Stewards,
NOs. 21O s 212 North Ath Street,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
THOS. Il. RICE: President
COURSE Or

FULL COURSE Or
BooK-KEEPTNG,
COM. ARITHMETIC
PENMANSHIP,
ENGLISH GRAAIMER,
BUS. CORRESPONDENCE,
COMMERCIAL LAW,
PREPARATORY STUDIES.
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.TAYLoR'S ADDITION.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
l EAST Hill. FOR SALE.

HAVING purchased smaller resi-
II dence better suited TO the neces-
sites of my small family, 1 olfer my
RESIDENCE ON EAST HILL
for sale. The house contains six rooms,
is modern, substantially built, eonven-
iently arranged, comfortable and desi-
ralle. The grounds contain % acres,
all ullder good fencings, well laid on 10
OutbufliingS, such as kitchens, stables,
etc, are convenient and well built, A
well Of splendid water in twenty steps
of the door. Altogether it Is one Of the
most convenient and desirable places IN
town.
For terms and further particulars APP
ply to Z. A. Taylor
augS-R
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Hurrah for Cheatham!
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surely and eheciHally control them. The tes-
tiTno1y Ofyour best citizens, e AZ classes, es-
tsbiishes the fsct, that CEIERKY PBCToRAL.
win and does relieve and cure tlse affecting
disorders Of the ThFsat and LuEgs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous afsec-
tons Of tie Pulmonary Organs yield 20 is
power; and cases Of Consumption cured
by this preparation, aFs publicly known, so
remarkable Rs hardly 90 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As rem
ely it is adequate, On which the public may
rely Tor full protection. By curing Coughs
the fo7erunners Of more serious disease, it
saves unnumbered lives, GnG an amount Of
suffering not 70 Be computed Il challenges
trial and convinces the most sceptical-
Every family should keep 1t on hand as
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks OF Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met AZ first, bat which become inoura-
be, and too often fatal, IL neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and It is unwise 70
be without t. As safeguard 70 children,
amid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves. and saved 20 tine love and affection
centred on theTa- II acts speedily and sarely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
health-restoring sleep. No one win suffer
troublesome EElEenZa and painful RrOls
chitis, when they know how easily they can
Be cured.
Originally the product Of LONG. laboriOua,
and successful chemical Investigation, no cost
or tod Is spared in making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. II may be cosii-
IDENTITY relied upon as possessing al the viz
tues Z has ever exhibited, and capable Of
prodaeiag cures as memorable IS the greatest
i has ever effected.
PREPARED 81
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which Is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
sing the hair.
E SOoa re-
stores faded
or gray hair
to as original
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
sn0h e COngla, Cs5lda, WEoopings
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption

Among the grest
discoveries Of mod
d eFn science, few aso
Of mere real value
20 mankind than
this efectasl REM
sdy Cor al diseases
OF the Threat and
Langs. A vast tris
NJ Of its virtues
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that e does
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but appear to tell all the rats in the neigh
borhood about il, and eventually the
house Is entirely abandoned by them,
Notwithstanding the houses around may
he full Of rats. Third, the Dutch method.
This is said to be used successfully in
Holland; we have, however, never tried
il. A number Of rats are left TO them
selves in a very large trap or cage, with
no food whatever; their craving hunger
will cause. them TO fight, and the weakest
will he eaten by the strongest Aftcr a
short time the fight is renewed, and the
next weakest is the victim, and so it
goes on till one strong rat is left. When
this has eaten the last remains Of any Of
the others, il is set loose; the animal has
now acquired such a taste for rat flesh
that he is the terror Of ratdom. going
around seeking what rat he may devour.
In an incredibly short time the premises
are abandoned by all other rats, which
will not come back before the cannibal
rat has left or died.
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Wonders OF Boarding House.

A carving knife that is not shaky in
the handle, and which, 90 great PERSIA
sious can be induced TO cut
A silver fork on which the precious
metal is still extant, and which has it
proper complement of prongs.
A chamber looking-glass, which, if MOI
propped up with your hair brush never
turns its back ON you when you 60 &c
shave.
A bath which does not leak, and q
water jug that is not very dangerous to
lit.
A very grand piano, whereof the
keys don't rattle like the bones of Negro
minstrelsy, and whereof you can imagine,
by powerful fight of fancy, that the
notes have in their infancy been even
heard in tune.
A door mat which is not provided with
hole to trip up all your visitors when
they come to call.
A table cloth or napkin without eleven
holes in it.
A window that has not at the least one
sash cord broken, and that does not vi.
brate noisily with the very slightest
breeze.
An easy chair which gives you any
ease when sitting in it, ard wherein you
may take your usual after-dinner nap,
without any apprehension of castor
coming of.
A teapot, out of which, with excessive
care and patience, you can contrive to
pour a cupful without dropping the lid
into it.
A sitting room, wherein, to avoid
smoke suffocation, you need not keep
both door and window open when you
light the fire.
A minute in the day unmolested by an
organ-griuder.
A window shade which you can manage
to pull up, even to the very top, without
wrinkle in it, and then not find it come
down with rattle on your head.
A waiting maid who looks as if she
sometimes used nail brush.
A ceiling and chimney ornament
which are neither of them cracked.
A ,s,fa at all softer than a hard deal
board, and which has not its springs
fractured exactly in the place whereon
you want to sit.
A picture or engraving, hung up by
way Of ornament, which with any candor
you can call work of art.
A pair of decanters which are not an
odd couple, and half score of wine
glasses any two of which will match.
A door which does not let hurricane
of draught through it, and which you
can actually shut without slam.
And, finally, bed that you may go
to without trembling, and bill that you
may pay without fear OF being heeced.
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How 10 Drive Rats Away With.
cut Poison.

ft'th Wv %a"''e"f 'f'ff anu '"h'Nts
We know of three methods: First,
the old French plan; this is chiefly in
Paris by men who make it special bust
ness. They take a deep tub with water
on the bottom and little elevation in
in the middle like an island, on which is
only place for just one rat to sit on. The
top is covered and has large balance
valve, opening downward. On the mid
die of this valve piece of dried pork or
cheese is placed, and when the rat walks
on II TO get the cheese the valve goes
down, drops the rat into the water aud
moves back into position. A road is
made from the rai-hole 10 the top Of the
tub by means Of pieces Of board rubbed
with cheese, so US TO make the walk at
traeuve for the rats. In the course Of
u night, some ten, twenty, or even more
rats may go down, and IL the island was
not there, they would be found most all
alive Ia the morning quietly swimming
round bat the provision Of the little
island saves the trouble of killing them,
because their eeotistic instinct for preser.
rtion causes them TO light for the exlcu,
siye possession Of the island, on which, in
the morning, the strongest rat is found
in solitary possession, all the Others be-
ing killed and drowned around him.
Second, the New York plan, invented by
one Of our friesds. The floor near the
rai-hole Is covered with a thin layer Of
a moia caustic potassa. When the rats
walk on this il makes their feet sore;
Ihese they lick with their tongues, which
makes their mouth sore and the result
hat they shm this loeality--not alone,
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FOR SALE!
100 ACRE FARM Z!
- BARGAIN.

TN the city limits of Grab Orchard, Ky,
l. adjoining the springs property, convenient
depot. Good Improvements; select fruits, 100
apple, peach, pear and plum trees; grapes,
Strawberries, etc, nevor-faiing spring Of pure
cold water in the yard, which Is beautifully
set with shade and evergreen trees and thickly
matted with bluegrass. JAS. :. FISH.
3-lm
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NEW STAGE LINE!
From Stanford to Somerset.

w iord 10 Somerset with rstlass stock and coaehes
with careful and accommodating drivers.
We are prepared TO convey promptly, and AT low
rates, all freight and express or paints the line
stages leave STANFORD every morning al o'eofk and
arrive Al somerset NJ O'Clock, y. m
Ofhee-Myers louse, STANFORD, aud Sonlersst HOUSE,
SDrae1set. zg-3n X. kEWLAND a CO., Pros
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Iraius nsng North c,nnrtts 81 isuistiiir 90 an
Isints North. East aud West
u7tsi time tals giving the latest tune b., al fsuiss
g. al parts 81 the country. may D. ulaaius D., a,g
cstian to stallion asrats.
Thnaush ticle,t. To- lu.hanaI-i. ~ iaus, thpa.g,.
kan-as ftty, iaS rtntr, fsvru Wsrti - itsst. tira
"a, NSntgr, ~sn iranrsIa aud all pfinsIsil points
Wet, can IT, pfsuud af ti,tet enri Il ~ ir-ii ~
stausHi.
ffrghi iuins have L'nisylis he liylnssiau al Gal
Returning. lszTe ilNiuatun % o. a. fat,s,-tiug
o. -innt'r'i 70 and fruiu Ri hIaansl.
~iisk tr Nashville, Atlanta. MamIiis NolIls Nee
tHlsans, and paints south ntIkfs rs tiun a.
Lebanon Iunrton With sis-k trsias rs,ine -ssuth
frrghts friui tinrinnnn and the fast r,usiuned q.
ias agent - ne tsuissif fnd Nahviils LaiIsmd 90
isuisille slli D. uiapril Hifti rhnn1r at commits
don. W a. KING. a. a. 4 4 81
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Agricultural Report
The report Of the Department Of Ap
riculturc, for October 1872, has been i
sued, and rs many Of our readers vii
not receive Il. we make the following ex
tracts. 600 Is an average crop.
WHEAT.
The New England States hail to repor
an increase IN the product Of wheat, witt
the exception Of Maine. In the Middle
States the falling oil has been quite
marked, the crop not having recovered
from the effects OF frecz'ng N the winter
In the South the product Is much larger
than usual, both from increase OF area
and from superior condition. In MIS-
sour, Kansas, Michigan and ohio' the
crop VIII DC short; IN Indiana and HUI
no's about the same as that OF last year
The percentage OF states making an IN
crease are as foiiows' the comparison
being win the product oil iast year
Maine, ioS; virginia, ioi; Norm Oaro-
Ina lso; South Carolina, 10; Georgia
lol; Alabama lSS; Mississippi loi;
Texas, azo; Arkansas, loz; tennessee
Wf West virginia, lo4; Indiana Ioi;
Wisconsin, III; Minnesota, i3o; Iowa.
liz; Nebraska, 40; california 40; or-
egon, loo. A decreased product ap-
pears IN the following states; New
sets, w; Connecticut, W; New YORK,
~; New Jersey, 90 pennsylvania 90;
Delaware %; Maryland oo; ONO, %;
Michigan, 70; Illinois, w; Missouri %;
hansas, oo.
The crop IN Kentucky was very short
last year, which gives a favorable aspect
70 the present comparisons the average
being 10, and indicating an increase
from four millions OF bushels to seven.
Christian, shelby, Mercer, spencer and
other counties claim to have doubled
'"e'r as' Proouc'lon' ohelpy-hVer-
age yicio, 10 pusheis against % iast YEAR
l""".y improved ~ per cent Memo
ms-ruiz wheat o'd very we'll Mer-
cer-Acrcage increased 20 per cent
onn'on-lArger anu pe''er 'n''i usual
h'hcoih-Des' crop ever r''sed' a por-
.'oh 'njureo ny wet L'Vihgs'oh-'ery
'i'''e wheat so"n'
CORN
Inc average ior Az 'ne o'a'es Is NO.
ih'' PROMISES one u inc iarges' coih-
crops ever Prouuceu' Inc november
returns VIII give inc aggregate product
upon 'he 'o'"i area
N.Sroohi,'one,oy corn ma
'u'eu oe'ore .ne orou'n SCI III; i"'e
Pia"''hes g'1'.iy snor'cneu' DaViesa
- rs:.... E|s.,,... g.
wm -. cu -.
, - -.
~ ., - >. .,;,;.. :.
q, :: a III, ::
- ): 90 :. o. w. o. e
49, : -. ~ - o'o 20 - =
-'. 80 -: We" 60 70 w.. e ~,
-. y. III ~.
r. ~: -,
,' o Pc. 0. IS. t:, -.
~ ~ : ~. ~ w
80 ~,
aoes ara .. follows. Virginia ~. North
Carol;na on. south corol;na se. rIor;.
!. *. o.. 90. AI.Lan,a 90. M.
- ,r a.
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OF Franklin, Kntucky
To Bee-keepers Everywhere:

To Bee-keepers Everywhere:
The following points of eSccllcncc comprise
few 81 the many, that NAV he truthfully
claimed for my hive:
| |. Ii l. simple in construction. neat in APP
pearance and is the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in.
vented.
:. The only material required in it, con
struction is 20 feet Of lumber. the nails nooes-
sary 10 fa-,en il together and few small scraI,s
Of wire cloth Ia cover ventilators. Not a
crew, screw eye, hook aud eye. hinge. pivot,
piece of tin. tin tube, glass, or other expensive
material is used in its construction.
8. When properly used, IL Is the coolest hive
/ for summer AMI as warm a. the warmcst for
winter use, ahorling ample prp.ection for the
successful wintering Of colonies on the sum
mer stand.
4. Iy its Use the necessity for "honoy boarls"
or "honey bars Is, entirely dispensed with,
while the chambers may b. contracted to suit
the condition Of any sized colony Of from one
single frame 10 ten, enabling the kccrcr TO con
/ fine the animal heat "a the space only occupici
by the colony.
). lass time and labor is required in hand
ling, and the brood is leo exposed than in
using other hrst-elasr hives.
6. While il does not claim IA he positively
moth proof" under all circumstance, vet il l.
provided with the least expensive aud must
efiectual device for the capture aud destruction
of moth millers ever attached Ia hive, aud
will do more 10 protect the bees from the raw
ages Of that terrible soourge. than all the ex-
pensive and complicated traps" ever Invented
aud will in most cases afford perfect protection
7. The construction l. such that the frames
and false ends III equally welieither the brood
or surplas chamber
s. A number Of small colonies OF nuclei
may he used in the same hive, or one or more
may be kept in surplus CHAMBER receiving all
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined To the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be enumerated, but
the above arr deemed sufficient.
An examination Of fifteen MINUTES, will,
believe satisfy any disiHferc~tsd practical Apia.
rian, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless Hive
over any, and all others; and CHALLENGE
COMPARIsON with any Hive on the AMERICAN
CONTINENT, North, South, Esra or Net
Farm Rights and sample iIive....S1O 90
Peerless Circular ssd Besisaers ss1usi-. 10
Territory will be sold very low To- those
wishing Ia purchase, and the terms made easy.
For any further information enclose stamp,
and address, plainly,
l-2t j. = PROCTOR,
Lock Box ~ Franklin, Ky,
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RAILROAD s
RAILROADS.
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

ooNNENcEs SUNDAY. sEiTMuER a. issg
UmAlNs tst-ssn i4ulssiris ani Ii,inr.ion ~iIl run
i Gli1xst
con. sstru
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STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK |
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

tn crest Nlarf LiHs ffasa fsnsfasafi ~ Csfa.lns
kaaf
saving ~ tu IN nss aud arriving aH trlius tp al
vance at MIN YORK.
saving v milss, and arriving Gi hour. 10 adysnco
a BALTIMORE.
saving m,l.. and arriving "a hour Ia nayapc, NJ
4'eaehins PHILADELPHIA one tain the quickest
The Great Iron Railway Bridgesl
over tROhio river, At rarkersbung and Beilaro aro
complete More ng aud night lines Of lulinans PAL
ace dra~inT-nam and sleeping ears arr run on this
pute irum Cincinnati oT ColuInbss 10 Ballnlcre aud
Washington city,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
ny lbs rute you avoid all omnibus Transfers and
hgrss
"a Tickets Gar Sals n all iiek.t Offices IN the south
aud vwt L. ". te, general ticket agrut baltimore
No I" MitSin, master transportation BAIT more,
uhia.
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uIySIIaIl,HI;IIss
R|IIl4|ERsFlCiA'
GfglsgasIylsJ5:s tor;

$1,000 Reward offered To the Propristors Of aHy
Medicine inr rheumatism and Neural la able pro-
ducc one-uurth ~ many genuine currs made within
the SINE erod of time a. ilr Filters Vegetable Rheu.
nent educated physician, aud the On reliable specific
ever discovered.
$1,000 Reward one,ed 10 any Person proving
the eclerated University of pennsy ania In lisa and
Professor u Chemistry and foxioology,
si000 Reward to aRy Chemist, PHI sIcian, or
oihefs ale 10 discover loide of lotassa Cochican,
Mercury a. any thing injurious 10 the y sten In Dr
FILTERS Rheumatic syrup
500 Reward for any etidsnee than or. J. p
FILTER has NOD heen particularly and suocssiy treat
Ing Rheumatism and Neuralgia, rssianally, ~ s-
eiaity hT many years Curing o. IN every 100 treated
$40 Reward for the nams Of aay preparation for
rheumatism and Neuralgia warranted aud sid under 4
similar legal guarantee, setting iurth the ekaat numbef
u bottles 10 eure or return The amount paid g same
10 the patient IA ca u hilure 10 full desrip-
W letter to philadelphia. The guarantec siriei and
stating quantity t0cure, will he returned By mail Niih
al vice aud Instructions hout any charge Adslns
letters, Dr. J. y fiilei, a. sonih Fourth Street No
other remedy Is offered On such hanorahle terms.
sloo Reward l. offered for asy Ere ~ Nearalsla
~ iheumaiism tf any loruii pronounced cuTalls
that d. FILTERS RIEIMAriC SYRUP viii noi
The pToof that no other sIehc 81 iss h f,una
Ia every community la Iersons Afflicted lr many years
ieciac did cfia fhis ia0sd "a = r fiters Neict-
able khoumaie syruRls sold By drusxisis ai u 2jp
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