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anxious to avoid recognition. The next
day Undertook went to Rhodes, as has
been previously narrated, while Goss re-
manned at JennerYille. Undertook trans
actions during the day, his interview with
Rhodes, and his hiring of the buggy at
Penningtonville are slresdy known. Re-
turning to Jennerville, between six and
seven o'clock, on July l, they drove away
together, on the Newport pike, toward
Penningtonville. About a mile and
half beyond aPenningtonville they were
seen, by "a man at .Gilfllan's lanyard
lUdderzook claims to have let the man
down At Cochrapsyi1e9 and at that time
they were driving along leisurely togeth-
er. 1t was then about nine o'clock, and
was getting quite dark. Driving on half
mile further they came to the woods,
and it is thought that Undertook stopped
the buggy and they talked for some time.
Whatever was the nature of ftheir CONVEX
sation, it is evident that the killing did
not grow out of any altercation at that
time. for all the evidence goes to show
that the murder had been carefully stud
led and planned by Udderzook.
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THE ASSASSINATION.

1t is thought that Udderzook had his
lef arm thrown along the back of the seat
behind sGoss, and such time as he was
ready, he threw. his arm around Goss, and
used his dirk with nervous, energetic
arm, shat soon deprived his victim OF all
power OF resistance. A man named Har-
ley, living at, the distance of about a
quarter of a mile, heard noises, words and
groans. Another family, living Just across
an oatield on the other side of the road,
also heard noises There was evidently
some struggling, as the bow of the buggy
top was broken out at the side, and the
shirt Of the murdered man was twisted
about as he writhed under the dagger of
his assassin. In lifting the heavy body
out ofthe buggy 1T fell forward, breaking
over the dash -board. Getting it out, he
dragged it into the woods, then returning
to the buggy threw out the bloody blan-
ket, tore up the oil-eloth which was tack
ed down upon the floor, and threw that
out also Probably in tearing that up he
threw the ring, which had fallen from
Goss' finger, under the seat of the buggy,
together with the bone stud (Which was
his own, for Goss wore no collar) and they
escaped his notice. Then washing the
buggy at stream near by, he drove to
Penningtonviiie, delivering up the buggy
at about II 10, according to the testimony
of the hostler. This buggy has been
thoroughly examined, and although it has
been washed twice since the occurrence, a
codglsAbRE was found on the under side.
the blood having run through crack in
the flooring. Other blood stains were al
so found underneath tho Aap of the dash
board. A microscopic examination win
be made of these stains, to prove that
they are human blood -,anu ,iasa.,
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York y Conn eetlons Et Raw s1nh with the Clever
taudJ snd BittnbnEehi road ~ 5hlsAdE lle, Union
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tick cts via the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
EftN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. - ,9ltniQi
sco stopsoE 6rs allowed Gpon1oea tick eta Local
passengeFs must RuTchaae tokets 70 theif ,htst
stopping place, and may then rppQrchase rom
that p6ln ted e. tinatfoH. l5JA JA-I II -TsH %
w. d, SHATTUC, Genl Passenger& 4 Ticket Agsts
MeadYllle, "a noTto7u-
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Legal Notice.
Edwin r. Braekenbush,p piainti

--EuWln T. bracKenDusIll pIAInIIII
=
John Price, Lewis H. Tyler Pinelzney Walter.
Augustus NJ .GoodWin, corpOrators trading un-
der the firm name of Rice, Goodwin, Walker &
- - Co.,defendsnts
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2 .4Ievoa RAILWAYS.

DFrTsBURGH, F0Rr WAYNE AND
1HEi1al CHICAGO RAILWAY. ..s,,.o1 .,., -. +,
. Condensed Time Card June %. 1873. !
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ALONE ~ THr WOODS yi4a A pIo0DY
CORPSE

And yet this callous murderer coolly
carved away at his, VICTIM working, as
there Is evidence to show, with the great
est delibeTation.g He dug hole to put
away the trunk, but because Of the NAM
berof ffdots in 1.-THE ground it was very
shallow one, SO that when he showed the
trunk into it, the abdomen projected, and
he had to heap the earth, over it to cover
It. The shirt was So STEPPED in gore that
it would have been impossible to burn it,
was stuffed down by the side of the BODY
He went about gathering small branches
chtting them from the trees near by and
laid them close together across the bodYS
he then laid limbs Of trees and brushwood
lengthVay over the esbody sothat the heap
/ Flooked Ike a pile of brush. He Thought
THAI byT this protection the body could
not be scratched out by the buzzardsy but
the result proved that he was mistaken.
The lower limbs he buried With the stock
ings and CATERS stiil upon them. 7 The
oil-cloth ntheI coat and pants, and III e
blankets he burned IN the center .ofthe
woods ct the spot described. The smoke
was noticed by several, but it was mot
considered a circumstance sufficiently ex-
treordinaryss lorE examination. It. must
have been near daybreak when he COM
Pleted this work, for when he reached
SocchlansFHle, iaSrHilS and half beyond,
it was broad daylight, Here be stopped
tolget his gbteakfast, going thence to Ian
nerVIlie ana to his mother. -Er
et binoTe s1S,61fI5 ~ 5,Il5Ip 55,Il5Ip c1,.,r,
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1'H9 9aTaE MOTIVE OF THE oRIAE

Was DOUBTLESS fear lest the conspiracy
fSho1ld be disclosed b. some act of Goss.
INSURANCE. com mpany from Canada just be-
fore the Late trial of an "offer toseif ont,''
aad itis believed that loss caused a great.
deGi tSoubIe by his novefnehts He was
in P PhiladeIphia last Decsnber, which was
entirely too near tor safety, and, indeed,
was SO reckless that the insurance COM
Z parfes would have had but fittle trouble
lnzFestoFfpg hiR-teH his mourning friends
before the ynext7 trial. This, however,
Would hardly have been agreeable, as var
fous personages figuring IN the previous
tFiS l-woVid gbeS exposed to trouble for, 9
EcoIspiracy I'd dafrsnd Especially Udder-
zooss as he was The prime mover IN the
affair, and SO it was necessary % get rid
of Goss.
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w 81 WE'RE B s.. CURED. R

a, q. 8 3 4,iasalI1A ss5ii5sR PAINTING
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.loda9bow aER Il 4ISs CONG WEST E..-. : - :
STATIONS ~. soJ ll1IL EII- sO7I EEPEO
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e udderzook the Murderer Of, ,Goss-
8 7sET ~ .Csgs Peculiars RavaIaffon NJ ~

~ - him. II VuEEEOn n
KOCi Mr. D. AF4ihIE thel lsther-in-Iaw of W.
=, Scott Goes, and Ma FL Hampspn, who
al had known Scott Goss Tor the past fifteen
or more ysars; and who at an early period
2 .K.E Of the ecq9sIntanSe boarded lat the same
house. haysla beeni to Pennsylvania and
slsf saw The remains of-tfle DEAD imam there,
,-sls ~ and Both are ye.la TIE. opinion that
they are not the femslps Of W. S. Gesss
MIR, Ardin SAys the NOSE 81 the corpse is
.slaGsRils ssnSugh spfessfved sfor q comparison
.sstosb be made, and thatlt is not of the Same
shPpeor si7e as, vas. that of Goss, and that
thehsad generally n1ust be that Of diff
arJ0s teEentPsnonf fsom Goaz. II 400 sIsaHl
20 ,Agl 1rhAs rHEoaT or fiE MURDER.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

OwING to tho fact that the steamer
Eckert will be engaged on the wreck of
the Belle Vernon until the 18th and, posi-
bly,, later, the Qui Vive Coterie have
concluded to have dance ut the st.
Charles hotel on Friday evening" Septem-
Der 3, instead Of the excursion announced
for that date, Although time is short in
which to mako.prcparations, no doubt
there will be grand good time at this
dance u. the Coterie always have at their
dances. 9'4-2t
| Sun please copy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

OUR wide-awako and enterprisine dry
goods merchant, Chris Hanny, knows the
value of printers INK, and is out to-day
in double column advertisement. Hanny
has advertised with us through thick and
thin for the last two years, and is the only
merchant who, during that time has no,
complained oc duh times. Advertising
paws.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

On Friday September ., =, l0oclook II.
m, there will bee sold ity or ix,y
watches Mt public auction, for repairs, that
have been on our hand. from two e. three
years, If the owners of the Same DO not
call and pay charge. and take them away
previous to tina. date. IAHEE Bros.
DAN. lIA,TMAN, Auctioneer. g-i-2t
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4 SOCK FOR rHr mi,Llom,

MEME, MEME, TENEL urHARsiN.-l,
the sentence being pronounced against
the scamps, who have sought To pirate the
high reputation of Mr. McCabe.s Re-
nowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy
which has never failed curing cholera,
cholera morbus and all bowel affections,
by palming off villainous dccoctlon, in
similar bottles with label closely rescm-
bling the genuine, thus joopardl2ng tho
lives of thousands Of the innocent Pass
the seams around. 9.3-d&w2w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

In the circuit court yesterday, Jacob
Covett, one of the negroes engaged in the
attempted assassination of But Anderson,
engineer Of the tug Cache, was tried,
found ,ail,y, and sentenced to tho pcni-
tertiary for term of three years.
Anderson Harris charge larceny, plead
guilty and was sentenced to eighteen
months ia the penilontiary,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05
THE
Gentlemen
Didn't Speak
Tho Park Meeting
Monday Afternoon,
Are requested
To bc present at
The Council Chamber
Tonight.

J.. +. Tyson, Ccntrslia; j. y. Jones
Evansville; VIM. !. Allon, city \. l..
Anderson, Commerce, Missouri; Mrs.
Moore, jonosboro; Geo II. Crumb
Bloomfield, Missouri; VI. TiIt., Frank
fort, Illinois John Cannon and wife,
Mt. Vernon, Illinois, b. Wilson, shawnee
town J. y. NJ Harrison, Jouesboro II
iIarrod, lIarrodsburg, Kentucky; +. NJ
Newsome, Jackson, Tennessee W. H.
Lesch, Michigan WIN. r. Benny, lick
man, Kentucky y, " Mscphie, Clinton,
Kentucky; j. White, Michigan W. T.
Bangs, St. Louis W. G. Campton, Gin.
cinnati; G. Ncgner, Cincinnati; l. T.
kinning.kie, II. Louis l.. A Dade, Mis-.
.issippi Centrni railroad, were registered
NJ the -. ChArl'- hotel yesterday
KYLE AMI Winter nre agents for the
Walsh burner Olirc. 40 Ohio leyce.
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KING OF THE BLOOD. --Cancerous tu-
mors. Case 1t is with pleasure | write,
in behalf OF my mother, who has heen
taking your medicine, King of tho Blood,
for n tumor, can say she most is entirely
cured. She has taken four bottles of the
medicine. The tumor was rs largo as n
goose egg when sho commenced. 1t is
now only about tho size of grain of corn,
and rapidly disappearing. Sho has doc
tored hundreds of dollars away without
benefit, until using your medicine, for
which we shall ALWAYS be thankful and
can recommend tho King Of the Blood to
any one needing it. My mothers name is
Sarah Duin. Yours, Respectfully,
SARAH MCMINIs, kenton, Ohio,
See advertisement in another colum
9.3-lw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

MIR JoHS SAcHBERGER wishes To re-
turn thanks to tho Bismarck Bund for the
promptncss with which his claim against
tho corporation has been settled. Some
time ago Mr.. Snckbcrger received injuries
fran the effects of which he was confined
70 his bed for several weeks, and Tor
which he has received n sick benefit of
ton dollars per week. s-fo-'t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

TnE Mississippi river from tho "point
70 Grcenlields landing is reported TO be
so full of snags, rocks, etc, that pilots
dread 20 attempt to take their boats
through it, oven those bright moonlight
nights. The channel is constantly chang
ing, and great quantities Of tho ombank-
ment on tho Missouri side are daily being
washed into the river.
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LEAVE your order for the Walsh bur
ner st 40 Ohio levee


A London paper contains nm advertise.
ment Of nose machine This machine
! the Advertisement informes US. is con-
trivancc which IL applied to tho nose
daily, so directs the soft cartilage of which
the member consists, that and ill-shaped
nose ia quick y shaped to perfection. We
suggest that this machine might be of use
to Wooton, and would be n great benefit
t. the city, if making his ugly nose bean
tiiul il could also make il useful.
WE must not expect that II man who
has devoted himself to The Lord must en-
dure insult and contuuoly of all descrip.
tions. Even the Savior, angercd at the
insolencr of the money-cbnngets, dashed
them out Of the temple What wonder
then that Row. Mr.. shores, angered by
the fact that his once deacon. but now
sinner, Hopkins was peddling Shoppers
libelous pamphlet, met that gentleman
yesterday on the sidewalk and struck him
on the nose, making that broad member
spread over the cy.dcacons face We
applaud Mr.. Shores, while we advise him
10 he calm. II ho must vent his wrath.
let him go for the marplot Sleeper.
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TIL r b L LII ETTN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS

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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS
'"'''''''"''''''''' ".-""""r.'.r,.".r,c...
Grand celebration
h C The
II Eleventh Anniversary
Il of the
Turner Society,
Sonmefhschtfest.
5ebesls Washington garden,
Monday September 8, 1919
Come one, come all.
Eb BrpgR,
{. MgnsEK
=. HEB-AcKER,
Committee Of Arrangement.
Tar Oid fellows met last evening.
Roam to weal.h--buy the walsh bur.
ner
PARE meeting tonight at the Council
Chamber
1hEtE was meeting Of the Iiihcrnian
Fire company last night
Tpy II = w.. ,,..
W.l,e,a.r ""
~ 'f"s'
Tue steamer II. Luke j. r@ra-..d hsrd
| aytound on the middle bar AT Island No
IT,.
Tuy Csiro sh,o,ir, c,u, ..o ,,.,,,.
,,.,,,.,i,, o. -o,.;.. ....,. 80,
from Cbic,,o '''' " '''''
..
d.i,,, ,.., ,,.,...,
o.. ,,...t,,
...--
&. \. BgcE, general superintendent Of
tue Illinois Central railroad IS IN the city
Wv '''' I'M
j. y. BiGa>, Of tho Tsnton, Ten
nes.e New. was in town yesterday. On
business connected with his paper.
p,,,., ........., ~
-. 49," 10 ''.'''E'!'
dDc;' constituted the day bu,ine...
VI" P'"y '"' i"'u'ah
tlub tomorrow, NJ Mound CITY. Mr..
Charlie Saup, not much Of II player but
bright in All IL" rules &" Ih' game, viii
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COM VI ERCIAL
Pace CURRENT OFFtcE, I
Thursday kvoning, Sep. 4, 1873. !
GENERAL LEMARks.

NV beHhrNl inhGh't Hilhoisn th' N'Hihh'
for everything is small and transaction
limited.
Corn ia quiet, white ia plenty an,
mixed scarce. Prices hrc quoted IL,
same on each Receipts oi mixed are 10,
light for the demand stocks of white ar,
accommodating ia tho hands of sorne whole
salo dealers, owing to the Instruction.
from their shippers 10 hold Cor 5}c. ~,
stock on hand would find fair demand
at lower prices. BE is quoted as an ou,
-ide figure to-day.
oats i. very scarce md in active de-
mind to I'LL order'. a day or two Of lih
oral receipts would supply the market d.
prices are too high here 90 .h,p on .pccu
lntion
There is 40 demand for anything in tho
way Of hay below choice timothy few
ear, Of this would sell at reduction in
price on late quotations. Nineteen dol.
lars il outside quotations to-day.
y"Correspondcnts should bear in mind
that these quotations are for round lots
| rom fret hands. For broken and small
lots, and in filling orders, an advance Of
to Be il CHARGED over these prices ..esg
THg MARKEr.
FLOUR-Very quio,. Price. continue
unchanged but orders como in -low and
transactions are limited. Sul,r embrace
100 bhi.. choice winter - -. 200 bbl..
10 = %; 100 bbls. xxx winter 50 90.
100 hhl. NX ~ 90, lro bbI.. XXX
rring 20 30; 100 bbls. variou. grades
- TO 30; 200 bbls Do u - to s 1i:
100 bbls. do 4 to - AID 200 biz. do
g. - to 90.
HAI-Dull and stocks arc accumulai-
ing Prices are lower, There is no de.
mnnd for anything below choice Sale.
were 3 cars choice mixed 81 dol and /
car strictly choice timothy $40 del.
CORN-Roceipt. of white nrc liberal,
and the makct fully supplied. Under in
-truclions from shippers, some
dealer. arc holding white for SIC
which is above the market today, BE bee
/
ing the highest offer. Buyers make no
difference between white and mixed
Sales since last report embrace 3 cars
white in bulk, on track. 4a"iici ! car
white choice in heavy sack, H., dol: :
cars white in sacks del 52.. carl,tl.
.,I a.. ..,r., -, 49,
80 No.
VA lH--lhere is an active order dee.
mana ard no supplies. The market l..
bare to-day A few cars would supply
,r.,r.lc g.. o. r-...,,, ,ri,.. thar, ,,.
t.,
margin Tor s''pi'"s' lure" cars SOFA IN
sacks, del, nj i1G, iN'.
CORN MEAL-Qliet Dealers are
ho,df,.,, a., -, ,ovi,,,,,,. s,,.. Wo.,,,.
's''' Oh -o' 'o'7 - - - ~ "N' ~" DDS
do - 50.
BRAN-Dlu. Scllin. slow a, .l3. del.
RI-TTEp--plar,v and min, in oil
.''''! "''' '''''s !" "''
E'""'' '"''P''U''''! '""'''' "a''7 were
10 buckets common zoe 10 pigs choice
northern 2'cDE''' 10 pN;s in'l''i" &c anu
- ""s" '--.'''''''''' ." 'i'''''" 'o6''-"o'
EGGS-'t'iet, receipts hsh', sales O.
cases md 800 dozen shipper count Mt y
"'..'
nv
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

ATTENTIoS CHAMBER OF CoMMEECE.
Tho members of the Cairo chamber of
commerce are requested To- attend II called
meeting at the boar of trade rooms, Fri
day, September ., Mt 10 am. Business of
importance will be brought before the
board and full Attendance is desired.
T.. ID. MATHUs, Vice. President.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05

''NN . ! ''l u.
County court spent another day ycstcr-
day in selecting jurors for the next torn
Of the circuit and county courts
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05
TO GAS CONSUMERS.
WEALTH IN YOUR PURSE 3

Having secured the exclusive right TO
sell the l. y. Walsh gas burner and
regulator, in this city, from G. H. Gar
trelI, Esq, sole proprietor, We warrant
and guarantee ~ saving o; gas to the con-
,umcr &C from 20 to % por cent over
any other burner now in use, and at the
same time give brilliant and steady
light. We are permitted to rotor to the
following certificate Of citizens of Cairo,
who have examined thoroughly and wit
messed II test of this burner, with either
burners now in use in our city, and cor
tify to the following:
CAIRO, June Is, 1873.
Having witnessed on Tuesday evening
last, in this city, n tost between ~ common
Gas Burner and LAVA Tip against tho ].
&. Walsh Gas Burner and Regulator, We
willingly certify that the following state.
ment is correct
Tho Lava Tip consumes a feet pei
hour. The common Fish Tail burner con.
sumes 6 feet per hour, Tho Walsl
Burner and Regulator consumes "a foot
per hour, and gives superior light.
w. NJ, Williams,
T.. w. Halliday,
Louis l.. Davis,
VIM. Winter,
ID. +, Bowen,
T.. G. Pace,
| T. Rross
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street between Washington aud Walnut,
is prepared to accommodate few moro
day -ho,rders, also boarding and lodging
fora limited number. References given
and required. Sept. j.lm.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partner hip existing between Ar.
thur Mackie, If this ci,y. and William II
Purcell, of Chicago /. til. day Dissolved
ny mutual consent, John -. MacKir Ior.
chasing the interest Of W II Purcell IL
san business. The business will bee con
tiuucd under the style of 4. Machic y
Co, who will settle al outstanding bust
nos OF the late firm.
ARTHUR MACRIE,
W. II. PURCELL.
C,IuO. IT,. Ju'y I. l--9
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-05
$50 -
KING OF THE BLOOD,

THE MOST TH1RoUGH PURIFIER OF rBE
MOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CI-RrS ALL UUMORS, FROM A COMMON
ERI PTlDS 10 TIE VI ORST SCRoFuLA.
ly us use Cancers are cured, aud
CluDcrOUS tUmors aye dispersed without tis. sur
rouu's Guifr-Ncniula conquered, and Con.usip-
lion prevented sul cured.
EcneFcal Diseases, Mercurial and Miner-
al Pulsous, and their effects cTadCated, and ygor-
On, health and u sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and Disease;
nrupsy. general or partial; Sweliugs, external OF
internal, aud Iumurs are reduced aud dispersed
ln "a very short time.
ErysIpeIas, salt Rhcum, scald Head snd
Fewer Sores are soon removed by TINS p""HI"
Scorbutic Diseases, Dandrna, soa'
or Rough SGin' ana tlnlpl5s, lr''A1 s'' "a''
chronic Diseases, Fever and Agad. WIS
,r,l'r'I Liver dyspepsia, rheumatism, NerNnns
Nnarti1us General Debility, In short, all the
uumerous diseases caused by bad blood are con.
,lI,'rrd and give way before this most powerful
1,r'''inr tls King of the Blood.
Encb bottle contains between forty aad
rr'v Nriiulry doses, costing only one dollar.
Fron, one TO four or Ave bottles WIN
rrrr salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Pin
PIC, ON thc Face, Biles, ordinary Eruptions, etc.
From two 90 eight bottles viii core
Cankcr In the Mouth and stomach Erysipelss,etc.
Erom two 10 ten bottle. VIII is~tofs
healthy action 10 the Liver ana spleen WI 'es'
uatc the BE wells and Kidneys .m
Prom Two 10 six bottles I'll be fosad
cnCctua in curing Neuralgia, sicTheadaeas, H.
Him-' Dance aud Epilepsy, ,,,
From five 10 twelve oosties WIZ eu'c
tho worst cas- es Of ScrOiula 80
From three 10 Twelve pottles WIN
curp severe and ohstinNe cases or Saiarfh.
Erorn two TO irur bottles VIII cure ths
80, r9srs of Piles and regulate CostiNe Bowels.
From two TO ten bottles VIII SURE
bad cases Of DNnsy.
Price - per ootties o' U oo'"o' '"' ~.
Sold by all Druggists .
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