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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

We note in our obituary department
the death of Mrs. Mary Bendon, of Gallit-
zin township, at the extraordinary age of
lG3 wears. We have been unable to learn
anything in regard to the life history OF this
remarkably aged woman, except that she
was born somewhere lii the eastern part of
The State and has resided in Gallitzin twp.
for about thirty years. She was no doubt
the oldest resident OF Cambria county. if
not of the State. Mrs Will. ConneI Of
this place, is grand daughter of the Ge-
ceased.
james Palmer, son of VIM Palmer, for
merly of WilmOre, subsequently of Johns
town, and now residing somewhere in the
west, was so terribly injured, at Conc
mau9h, on Tuesday evening last, that be
dled at one o clock the following morning.
Mr.. Palmer was employed as dispatcher at
that point, and had just stepped from one
of the locomotives, when another moving
III the same direction struck. knocked him
down, and passed over both of his legs.
manghng them shockingly. He was bur
led at Summerhiu yesterday.
Prank Fienner, OF Portage, this coun-
ty, was killed on a log job near Osceola.
Clearfield county, on Thursday of last week.
The top of falling tree struck him on the
forehead and knocked out his brains and,
as we learn through our correspondent
''SOlterO," death resulted in ten hours after.
The deceased had been in the employ of
our friend and patron, Mr. J. NJ Cyphers,
who says that this is the first fatal accident
that has occurred to any of his men during
an experience of twentY-six years as a log
contractor. The remains of young F1euner
were brought home and inferred in the
Catholic cemetery at WilmOre on Sunday
last.
1t was not possible for us to crowd in
''Soltero's'' letter this week, owing to its
late reception. This extract, however, con-
tains all that we did not have in type when
the letter came to hand ''Our chirogra-
ply is not worse than that of the late II. G.
and yet your devil makes some mistakes,
Notwithstanding. Last week we were sur
prised and chagrined to read Ploffner for
PlOttncr; and last fall when we CHANGED to
dig large hill of potatoes the freeman
had it 80 more than the actual number, III.
If your devil amt more careful in future
we will do cur level best to have him sent
to the Legislature. -
-Messrs. Akers & Baumer, next door to
the Post Office, Johnstown, are going to
slaughter the huge steelit hey had on exhib-
ition at the Highland Agricultural SOccty's
Fair, held in that place last fail, for Satur-
day, the 22nd Of this month. This Is 10y
far the largest and fattest beef ever sIauCht-
cred III Cambria county. Weighing over
5000 pounds live weight, it may well be
called premium beef, having taken several
premiums in Ohio, (where it was raised,
and where it was purchased by our butch
friends, Messrs. a. & B. as well as the
highest prize at the Fair at JohnstOwn last
tall. Persons desiring piece of this rare
/ Nef should send in their orders soon. so
tia they can lie flcd satisfactorily. Per-
sons n this vicinity who send in their orders
in time. can have theiTmeat sent on Friday,
so they W u get it on Saturday morning. if
they so wis.,.
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LocaL Coarespondel,ce.
SOMEWHERE, Feb. II, 1873.

SOMEWHERE. Feb. II, 1873.
OT. Editor. One of your large mauufac-
turing establishments-the overseer l mean
has offered me t,rstTe cents a day if 20 to
work. This is good wages. l could buy q
pound of rice, pint of milk and a cat for
this, which would be more than | could eat
IN one day but l don't need to work.
want TO learn. [ have gold enough. / want
knowledge, which is worth as much as gold.
/ am greatly puzzled with your language
1t is worse than ours. How do you pro-
nOunce ''oUgI" in the words though, through
thought, slough, hough and enough? That's
enough for me of your language. What
does Cerst0y and iDSe dirt mean? Cannot
spell feast, feest, fest, feste, feeste, or fest
Doesn cat spell (sat) and con (son)? Why
do you sound the II before i'll the words
where, when, why, etc?
Your society here puzzles me more than
your language. The rich and the poor, the
ruler, officer, priest, merchant and laborer
dress all alike, and mix all together. How
is this? Why I saw a merchant, preacher
a policeman and nigger all drinking wills
key together. This cannot be done i'll my
country.
But your religion puzzles me most of all.
1 went into temple on last Sunday and the
priest kept shaking his fists and clapping
his hands at me all the time. And | didn't
see single idol in all that temple. This is
funnee!
1 like some of your inventions very much
especially steam. l bottled quart OF steam
to send home, but before got 1t 10 Adams
Express, it turned into a spirit. l couldn't
see it. What is steam?
l don't like the big feet of the ladies in
your country. l saw one female buying No
7 shoes one day. If we had such women
they would be killed according TO law.
You don't punish your prisoners very
much here. 1t seems to me L would like TO
be u prisoner in this country. You feed
them like other people, and give them a nice
house to live in. We kill them. Your poor
too, live much well, and fifty OF them are a s
expensive and costs as much as all our gov
erument. But L must close. PO YANG.
\. B.-Thermometer down to Cicero this
morning. p. Y.
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Votes uE2GI faxes.

ED. FREEMAN Permit me smal! space
IN your columns, that may say word con-
corning Local Option"
Taxpayer, how will you vote-for or
against liscense? If against, why? To
prevent whiskey drinking Doubtless So
should we, il the result would be such. But
Will it? 1t never has. Massachusetts, the
great anti-iquor centre and agitator, proves
the futiHty OF mo license laws. Every
where that it has been tried it has been
found Intellectual for the purpose designed,
the invariable result being no decrease IN tie
consumption Of liquors on the one hand, while
taxation has been greatly increased on the
other.
Look at our own case. Now we have a
large revenue paid by liquor sellers, which,
il suO license is allowed, will he taken Oft
them, and it DJ1Jst be raised, IT Will be OBJ
tanned in the shape of additional taxes lev
led upon the farmer, the artizau and the
laborer. Then, taXpaying voter, vote for
license and keep down the taxes. COnsrlt
your own interests. Low TAXES.
W White Township, Feb. II, 1873.
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ENCOUNTER WITH \ WILDCAT.-One of
our subscribers informs us that about a week
ago, n boy named ConOr, of SuSquehanua
township, aged about twelve years, with his
dog started in pursuit of "cOons." Coming
upon tracks of what he supposed to be one,
he followed them for some distance, and
finally freed the animal Leaving the dog
TO watch at the tree. he went home and
procured an axe with which to fall the tree.
Returning to the place, he went to work aud
was not long IN gotting the tree down the
animal, which proved to be very large
wildcat, growing at him ferociously all the
while. The tree fell and the dog made the
attack, but the wildcat proved too powerful,
when the little fellow went to the assistance
of his dog and the wildcat turned on him,
but by kicking he succeeded in keeping the
animal off until the dog again renewed the
attack. The little fellow, realizing his stu
alton to some extent, pulled out his pe1i-knife
and rushed upon the ferociOus animal and
plunged the knife into its throat, killing it
instantly. Not until he took it home did he
know what kind of an animal il was nor the
danger he was in. The wildcat was an ex-
traOrdinary large one, and the only wonder
is that it did not tear him to pieces. Herald.
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THE ELECTION NEXT FE1DAY.-on mex

THE ELECTION NEXT FRIDAY.-On next
Friday question OF vast Importance to the
interests OF the people of Cambria county
will be submitted to them for their decision
at the ballot-boX. We refer o. course to W hat
is called the Local Option law, or, in other
words, the question whether hereafter the
Court of Quarter Sessions shall or shall not
be authorized to grant license for the sale
of Intoxicating liquors. When the act was
before the Legislature at its session last
winter, we took occasion to express our
views in reference to the policy OF all legis-
lation of this character, and it is not neces-
sary that we should now repeat them. The
question is now TO be decided by the people
Of the county, and as they supposed TO be
the source OF all power, their decision VIII
he final and COnCIusive-at least for three
years Every man is or ought to be compe-
tent to decide this question intelligently Tor
himself. Anything that we might say,
therefore, could not change the popular re-
suit As the people vote, so will the ques-
ton of license for the next three years in this
county stand or fall.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

COSSUN TX DANGER
The old and wOrn-out treatmel OF the past
has been next 10 useless i'm the { IRE of Con
sumption DR.. Keyser's Lung { ure Is al
most specific for the disease. 1t. ."a specl-
tic if taken in time, and long enoug. TO re-
new the blood and the life The chrOl &c III
valid will grow strong during its use; the
cough will gradually diminish the eXhaJ. VI
ing night sNSeats viii cease the functionsL
nature will assume their wontei action and
health and joy Will return. These are plain
facts. Let those interested act, and they
will get we'll
DR.. Keyser's office, 167 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. An essay free by mail
Price of Lung Cure S1.5O per bottle, or $50
per half dozen.
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SbarfGeS &aJe.

~ virtue of Il writ of FeHd- ErpOH., issued
80 of the Court of Common Pioas OF Cam
bria @, Inty and to me directed, there will be
oynosc, % Public sale, at the BentOrd House,
in JOhusl Twn, on Saturday the ISt day OF
Narcs. M NJ. at O'Clock, u. ~, the following
RCaI Estate % wit: All the right, title and In
tcrrst of Hob, Flanagan of. in ana to lot OF
rround situate 4 the Third Ward of JohnstO~n
borough, Camb. y county, fronting 100 feet:
more or less or ain street. adjoining lot OF
Jacoh GrumIing al the west, heirs of ID. kiefcr
on the north, and Fe> 'er alley on the east hay-
ing thereon erected II j No story Iramc dWeIHrg
the occupancy of John flanagan: Taken in
execution and to be sold pJ the Sult OF Jas r
Neason, Francis O';'riel and w D. MCleliand'
Commissioners OF Cambria &C unity. 80 80
W. b. EACkE;S, Sheriff
SheriT's Office, Ebensburg, Z Hb~ 10, 1873
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yicer1se Notice.

z 1SSSE3$S ~ S1 akc9Ss
ETOTlCE is hershy given that petitions for
"a Tavern and Eating House license have been
flied by the following named persons. and will
be presented ut the March Term o. Court:
TAVERN IICBNsEs.
Barr TOwnship-Nichoas L1mbOUr.
Chest TOwnShip-BIitzer HelIrich.
CrOyle TOwnShip-Frank kurtz
CarrOlltOwn BOrOugh-DOmi Eyer. Ed ".
L. Bender, John w. Sharbaugh.
Carroll Township Thomas ). Weakl%Dl.
COuemaugh Borough Christian Davis, Geo.
Kurt, Lawrence ReCL, ID ward.
East Conemaugh BorOugt-LeOnard kist.
Ebensburg-J- y. Blair, Henry Foster, west
ward.
GaIItzin TOwnshiP-Anthory MiCac
.!ohustown-Nm WiIhOlm, ISt ward: John
S>yartman, John Raab. George KurtZ. Joseph
Shc.ei. oal<er, John ScI.cfTetIr. John AcDermOtt,
+ II y louer- JGhn Coad, I'd ward; John t\arr,
John {. rhart- Philip Hutziuger. john IIena
ing. Jos,'nf Boxier, Henry Fritz. Geo Eaat,
Charles II. herman, Thomas :. Davis, Charles
" Wehn, Ado. d Nolf, john Striuhm, Patrick
O'COunell, In D. Hannah 81 ward; August W lc-
gand, 5th waTd-
.susquchunna -'Jwuship-P- ". Hcigrich.
suni.nerhiil Tow -shiD--Mjchael Calls.
Washington FOwI 'hip-Jaco5 EAieEl- annie
Murphy. Otho HeIly, 4enry harfZ.
WiimOre Borough Cscph Hofncr-
Yoder Township-Jao15 Ream.
EATIEG HOUS.F LICENSE
CrCvIc Tow BsEip-PcteI ErOwD-
Summiuville Borough-Jarlss ". Bradley.
J. h. 4I1E, ClertI
Prothonotary's Ofce. Ebeusburs, Feb. /, 1873
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-~%>

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT of all who
have used or witnessed the operation of 1.-THE
it is the best ever offered in the market.
1t lacks none of the good qualities of other
machines, and its range of capacity is truly
wonderful.
We would call the attention of all in want
of Il first class machine to the advertisement
of the Domestic in another column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

HORRIBLE G. UELTY- Wjtchss on Broad
Top.-A hout one lille and half from the
village of Hopewc,. in Broad Top town
ship, Bedford county, -esldes negro by the
name of Samuel Hall, W. o owns small farm
and keeps several head OF horses constantly
about him. Hall. like quite a number OF col
ored, and some that are not c, 'tored lndiTid-
Uals, has never provided halI 1eed Tor his
equine stock consequently theE nave been
very pl-Or-mere masses OF skin ma bones
and occasionally Il horse would Ie down
and die for him. So frequently & 'd TINS
happen that Samuel came TO the conc uslOn
that his horses were bewitched. y we or
two ago poor, old, wOrn-out, halt-staI red
creature became incapable OF locomotion, a Id
Its superstitiOuS owner conceived that he 81 V
traces of witches He determined that he
would forever rid himself and his property Of
their presence. He, with assistance. succeel -
ed in getting the miserable pile of bones oul
into 4 field he then took and poured coal oil
over its legs and body, piled large pile of
brush around it, set i; on fire and burned up
the living horse! He alleged that this is the
course pursued in the South under similar
circumstances. Several white We're
present and did not interfere. OF course
they are on a par with the negro. 1t is said
that the noise made by the poor brute was 50
horrible that the men fed from the field.
The matter was promptly brought to the at
tentIOn of the society Tor the prevention OF
cruelty to animals, and as we passed SaXton
on last Saturday, agent of the Society
had the fiend under arrest and was forward
ing him to Observation-Disclosures Journal
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AUDITORS &oiice.

John Thomas use, Common Pleas OF Cam
vs.. bria CO,-NO, ), Dec. L,
Burket q Rhodes. 1872, Vcpd. E'r.
And now, Feb. i1th, 1873, on motion of W. II.
Rose, Esq, JnO. L. Linton appointed an Audit
or to report distribution Of the funds i'm the
hands of the Sheriff arising FROM sale Of de-
PENDANTS real estate. }. x, HTFB, PrOth'y.
Notice is hereby given that / viii attend to
the duties Of said appointment at my Office in
the Borough Of JOhnstOwn, on StttJurid.:. MGrcl
lSt, 1873 az , o'clock, p. NJ when and " here all
persons interested may attend If they see pro
psr. JNO- +. LINTON, Auditor
Iohustnvn. Feb. IA. 1SIs.-3t.-
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STORE GOODS at PRIVAii'2G SALE
Anh Sfo1a House oE1 EeaSe.

TVNHE subscribers offer at private sale Ehelr
1 entire stock of merchandise and VIII ease
their Store House, &c, for Il term or year
said property is at st. Lawrence Church, Cal: =
bria CO., and has done Il good business Inc IL
health of the senior partner IS she oniy reason
FOR wishing To sell. No better location IN the
county for a country store. III not disposed OF
by the first day of April next, We WlI want
good man to sell goods for us-oue VINO can
Sneak German and come well recommended
None other need apply. Good wages wilI oe
given 10 a good man. Apply TO " d, ;, pickEf
& SON at C len Hope Cleurficld county, Pa.
" WA. :, DIGKEY SON,
ST, Lawrence, Feb. Il, lS75.-5Ir
N0TTCE.-W-e have no authorized agent doing
business forus in Cambria county or elsewhere,
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SPECIAL Court DoINGs.-A special term
of Court, for the trial of civil suits is now
III session in this place. We append re-
port of the proceedings up to Thursday
noon:
Rodelheim & Affelder VS.. f. T. Tierney
and James Null, Garnishees OF L. Z. Platt.
Attachment in execution. Verdict IN favor
of the Garuishees
{. Emerson vs.. Jacob FronheiseT. sum
mons case. Jury certify a balance due the
defendant by plaintiff of 800.
Samuel Milliken VS.. Mathew Cowan and
others. Debt on estrepment bond. Verdict
for plaintiff for $50
James Hawks vs.. Peter McAleer. As
sumpsit Verdict for plaintiff for S3SS.50.
James z. McCance vs.. John E. McA1uilen.
TrespaSs. Verdict for defendant
Rich d L. Jones vs.. David Powell Sian
der. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $500.
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ESTATE Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
meutary on the Estate of Jacob StiaemSn,
late of CrOylC township, Cambria cOunty, decd, ,
ha We been granted by the Register of said cOun-
ty 10 the undersigned, All persons indebted
to said estateare requested to make iinine eIia1e
payment, and those having Claims against the
same Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. JACOB &, SIIN EM8 \,
South Fork, Feb Il. lS.3.-5t.* Executor.
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EEStaTR Notice.

HAVING been .Fanted Letters OF Admins
1 l tration ON the Estate OF William Kaylor,
late of Allegheny township. Cambria county.
deceased, the undersigned hereby notifies all
persons indebted to said estate that payment
must be ma !e without delay. and those having
claims against the same will present them prs
pcTly prObated for settlement.
MARGARET KAGLOR.
SARA II F.. SCANLAN, Aulii y
AlleghenX TNHD.. Feb. u. IXla It.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.-The man who
makes known his business properly, attends
to it properly, and deals with his customers
properly, never fails to sue :eed. Such man
is Geo. Huntlev, who sells as much in the
way of hardware. tinware, and other goods
in his line as any like dealer in Cambria, to
say the least. The Ebeusburg house-furnish-
ing depot is the right place to buy cheap.
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FExGcuGOrS'

9ELxGcuGOI'S Sale
WILL be offered at public sale. Al the Office
W OF Henry Seaman, Esq, in Carroltown,
on saiur'ss'y. the 1 "a day Of X arch ne<t,
the following Real Estate: ALL THAT GER
TAIN PIECE OF LIN Dl situate III Susquchau-
ma nship, Cambria county, adjoining lands
or " IN. w ca kland, John Bearer, Esq, heirs O. Z
Rich d Nagie, and others. cnntainicg iI2 Acres,
90 Acres being cleared, under fence. and in ex-
ce!ent farming condition The balance is well
tiubeEcC.. The improvements are i two story
Log House and Bank Barn. Title indisputd-
bic and possession given immediately.
TERMS OF SALE Gue-fOurJn in hand and bal
ancc in three equal annual payments. to bC Sc
cured by bond and mortgage 6f ''urchHser.
JOHN &ANNION.
HENRY SCA Nan,
Frcc"iors of MtchGet CI',t...os.;lna decd.
Feb. :, I613-tI
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RIGHT under his nose, the thing that he
blows. wherever he goes, as every man knows
he carries an open sesame for all kinds of
provisions. 1t is well therefore for every
man to know that E. j. Mills flour, feed
and provision store is the right place to buy
almost everything comprised in the single
word grub, - for no dealer keeps better ar
ticles in his line or sells at lower prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-14

A FAIR ExCHANGE.-Myer & Lloyd
have more goods and less money than they
want at this particular juncture, and there
fore propose to take as much of the latter
commodity in exchange for the former as
sensible people are willing to bring them,
and guarantee unprecedented bargainsin ev-
cry instance. Now is the time TO see il they
will do it.
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T6AT's SO, TOO.-Thc clouds may wear their
So 1dsst the sun refuse TO smile and sorrow
with her troop OF Ills may threaten Us while.
Yet stiIl we Cah sweet soiace hnd at > j. Hess
& Bro far-famed store, where clothing tuc of
every kind can be bought cheaper than e'cr be
fors z4l and 243 Main erect, iohnstown, are
the right numbers 20 ca! tVhen rare bar gains
in cloLhinE are souR for.
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THAT'S So.-There's a shady side to life
and a sunny side As we'll, and It's for every
one to say on which he'd choose to dwell
There is stock of clothing, as fine ever
seen, at Jas. J. Murphy's famous store, anG
if you don't buy there you're awful green.
Star Clothing Hall 109 Clinton street, Johns
town.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-20

to it a naval station in the bay, and farther
on to agitate the idea of annexation. AL
ready it is stated that powerful lobby in
terests are to be created with these ends
in view, and that Congress will be asked
soon to pass special exceptional tariff
laws applying to trade from San Domingo
Stokes is reported to have said, when
speaking of the report of the finding of
bottle of poison in his cell, that he didn't
see how people could think he would kill
himself when he is certain of stay of
proceedings and new trial "
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. l8.-The Califor-
MIA Silk Company was organized TODAY
for the purpose of manufacturing silk
goods in this city from the raw material,
foreign and domestic
CLEVELAND, Jan. IS. - Albert W
Chamberlain, young man under arrest
charged with the murder of an old man
named George McConnaughery, at Salem
Ohio, yesterday confessed to having com.
mitted the murder
LITTLE Rock, Jan. I8.-S. W. Dorsey
was to-day elected United States Senator
in place of Senator Rice, whose term ex-
pires on March 4th
NASHVILLE, Jan. 1S.-The Legislature
in joint meeting to-day electedC. NJ, Gibbs
of West Tennessee, Liberal Democrat
Secretary of State His leading competi-
tor was Chas VI. Donaldson, Republican
late Sheriff Of this county.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan lS.-The Su-
preme Court, to-day refused to grant a
supersedeas in the case Of McNulty, the
Chillicothe murderer. A effort will be
made to induce Governor Beveridge to
commute the sentence to imprisonment
for life
In the cases of Michael LAWN and An
drew Heir, convicted by the Criminal
Court Of Cook county of violating the
State liquor law Mr. Woke applied to the
| Supreme Court for a supersedeas, on the
grounds that guilty knowledge was not al
| legged in the indictments, and that the
Court would not permit inquiring into the
| preiudices of the jurors on their ante jure
examination This ruling will quash the
several indictments now pending in Cook
/ county.
| DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan lS-The Herald.
/ the leading Democratic paper of the State.
/ tomorrow publishes articles calling on the
/ Iowa Legislature to pass a resolution ask
/ Senator Harlan to resign his seat in the
| United State Senate on account Of the
revelations made regarding him before the
/ Credit Mobilier Investigating Committee.
i LoNDoN, Jan IS-Edward Bulwer I.yt
ton, the well known English author, died
/ this afternoon, aged 6l
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-20
LOCAL NOTICES.
Special.

Masta's Balsam, at Smith & Bonny's.
Go to Speiders for Renne's Magic Oil.
DR.. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff at Spei-
dels
Renne's Magic Oil for sale by Emil
Koehler.
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy at
Bengstons
DIR. TUFTS Celebrated Liver Pills at
Speiders.
DR.. Julihn's Hydrastin Compound at
Speidels.
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff for sale by
Emil koehler.
Cunderango Bitters, best in the world,
at Bengstons.
Bitter Wine of Iron for sale by every
Druggist in the city.
jackson 5 Catarrh Snuff, at every Drug
Store in Rock Island.
Masta's Balsam, best in the market, re-
commended by thousands, for sale at
Bengstons S
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is
curing one Of our prominent citizens. For
sale at Breunerts.