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PROTECTION AGAINST. FIRE.

10 ths Editor of Tho Chicago Tribune:
sm; In your issue Of Fob. Il, you rotor to my
sunoi"l MI afua; reao nt n,oat c;t;aa ns
bility or: not only ohcago' oae no71 cleles, ns
"fooblo arguments, "ana proceen e. pIova ~:
That was not the object Of ny eommnneosslon a4 ,pa
rranf citv 70 for boeyo that cven you, Mr. E-
PROOF e..y' ~. nue ran, Nv fo,oia1 In Tia
TOT, slttng III soou5 ,a lou, III, ~ % nat ottamnt to
elegant 1nlnosE puuS Ill., M ~ l. % ro.nroof or
Tint it ID much superior in that respect to the
.,t-, +hat want mn in Rmoke. No doubt, il the
NY sl~' '1;,a,no raa a,;rroun5oa by build
inra yn'' ~ ike % character for circuit Of half
hnrn ID down.. ). but. ii another fire shall
49, ,,r,or 1,oadvov in the Wost Division, under
eet uAeo. ro"..' 80 hoPoro. v,r wi,
as favorable circumstances al pelore' you VIII
find your beautiful building mostly. III tho cenae
uoxt day. Nothing saved any part Of tue First
National Bank building before, except that ii
was attacked in tho roar, where there we're no
openings OF any klna, any Jet H. w.
building was destroyed ~ a. eae aooa a
TENANTS Who phla nRn lohss ~ .n, ~, NI - n,aio.
aS io;r % patrona for to ontiro loss Of vast
| numbers OF vainaoie pap9la. a., ,t+o,,r.;n,
do not wish to po undotstoou ~ nslelap..n| ". ~
that te spnte tho ~ 159 IT, trca
that is Claimed 1or 5Aeuli oAeoPs sSs ~ IT, 49,
expenso nut upon thoni has not I9oao ihona ,, nr9
proof and that the expense could not ho aMosd-
Cd by tho owners o. al tno RtopeII1 "tsnn -
radius Of half milo. and, Il thoy cop4d, tenanss
Gould not be had to occupy tnon WHO Goulu .o ~
would pay anch fental as wo.lo ay ~,
contage On tne cont y. eusm saa,,t r. :. 1;n,ita;i
Such building will not pay, except 70 Aniteo
extent for the uGo Of auch buslnees aa requires
special protection for Valnaple paPeEs anu
seouritios. What POT cont On tho IN
ycatmont your building T. psys ,gyoetea you snoT @
better than nns II a ~ |rS ot ivcs'e1 now uIf ~I
Of tho buBlneaa-contzo, y wousa y lios py 'o,',
YOU got lonn Of u w suv -, w.
building from any hfs1-clasn coupnay ye VI sntet
bunlness man, Withott po!ti1cy u
ngH III the rebuilt districts OF un1eago, oi & our,
gerons charaotor which c9phuneu r lv.o I'LL, St.o
0 their construction than IHE IA.nuS1 piooA'
! grant it; but whyf AaoK O. tn9noy ,u, ~,
You cay TINT hra-pioot pnll9i!RE ~ ~ o1'
u cost about 10 per cent more 1nah ou!aas!ss W
Q dangerous character. u 20, why As1 @ ". P,J}
erty-ho!dera 80 r " mpo Tus reeson
them? omcago mon alo upesai oS, UIu ,ran't i,
+ tat it is not faot; nnd then thoy naVen -
t monoy The average ooet OF ~ to ~ nu" r',;t an
ings has oxecoded tue y. .ne
q from 20 to 80 nof eent: o.a ~ H. anat r. s.
they must, without reteTenco 70 ~ liz ioGS Il
d buildings. tonant W. ,va pny WIZ H. hma,noaa !
I'd will warrant anu, ~ . n.o"n WI I'A ~ ,,rono,t
l. will not oxceea thae is d ~ ,t,ia nn ~ nrs
owner must nha VIZ to9 ~ ~ don,anIs NJ Fl
ity OF his improvements ~ eao a',i mnt r. !
10 tonant that Ao Gun Beaulo. AIu' - up' 'o,,I W
g. "1eebie, hsaolt 'naS ,';n .,,r tha ant;ra bur
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Funerals; vs4 4xPnrtics.
ppincotta .Ndgazine for March has the fol-

=-Lipp3nc0!Fa Ndgazl7le Tor March has the fol-
lowing;
a Southern correspondent sonda tho follow
ing Incident from roal life, which illustrates the
. Gus festivals: lady friond Of mine was much
heset q few days ago BY her cook for permission
to sttond tho funernl Of some relative The res
nngustn forbade her lowing just at that time,
mistress Haid: 'Rose, I really foel very ,aprry
for you, but yon shall lose nothing by staying at
home. I promise that you shall 60 to tho iirst
pasty that ia given BY any Ct your friends Saa and
replied, claw! Miss Susan, how Kin you talk
I like dat2 You know don't set no vally on
partios, Forty parties couldn't pay me for do
sight Of ono oorpi" She Haw tho "oorp."
, 1873-02-18
HICKEY AND GUHD.

70 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN; IN a former article, have shown that
Hickey and Gund aro removed, and that their
nlaces aro Vacant I showed also TINT tho public
intereats not only did not require, hut we're OPP
pousd to. tho!r restoration, ind that no one who
, 1873-02-18

london corrtsponde'sce Of tho Heu Pork Tribune.
Lord Lytton waH deaf, and at simea yory deaf,
his malady varying In intensity. 1t was + ia,
foible to wish to conceal it., especially when the
partial return Of tho aenao gayo him q Chance; nee;
An old friend, driving with him one day. raisea
at me so3" exclaimed Lord Lytton. :" OH my
Lord waa the snawer ii Thought soy seemed a
rather moro. deaf than usual" Deat y
horeamea Ills 1ordahlp, In not deaf, d.. a|9 .
fSa fbe drive iS tSera sSs Was Isi1 great sionoe
, 1873-02-18

Tho tomb Of John Philip Kemble, at Lh,1-
eanno. In Switzerland, la In \ dllapidatod cond!-
tion. + vii bs repaired o rea Gd H.. Ksn1e iatSo
dral OF LkunAuuo.
, 1873-02-18

grants na1o to the Companies; that they Wero
reaorvod mud oxclndod from tlom mud that, on
boing abandoned by the Bottlors,. thoy ga not
inuro to the Railroad Companies, hnt oolongea
th,ts claimed " llnllrond Conpanloa throughout
tho Woalcrn statos and Torritoriea amounts to
own 4 MILLION OF AGREES
For portlor Of tl1on. tho Companies nmvo
tions lavo bcen selected but no eonyoyalleos ior
tIlom have yet ho"n mado by tho Department.
THO Companies CHIN t1ae, Wl,ou they rcoolyo
patents for thcao. lands from tho popartmont,
Tint no further action caa bo takon IL renpoot to
thom by tho Executive officers. And this Beena
to bo tito Wow takcn. by tho Commissioner
Of tho General ,l,s,a ha,a ~ oillee; rSf,go1 to
pntents. having boon iasnod as,a Tor tno,m, 9 sn9
lille iad pnsncd to tho Railroad Companies, aug
that L. had no longor any control ever saen
lands. It ig claimed, on tho osher H. n9u =,
mont hns no power to make legal titte to y any
trnot of land, except when authorized py ION
gress; and tliat my attempt to convey TO !atl-
road Comnnny lanis not granted 70 y oy oon-
gregB Is moro ;lullity, conveying no titio'
,pELANo TRYING 10 DE sQuAnE.
but tho practice Of tho Department which On"
couraged those bold and rooklosB transactions on
tho part of tho Railroad Companies, Waa noml-
nsy by tho ng gtat 1a r eractg of opd
held By valid adverse olnins at ths tImo the line
Of railrond is definitely fixed, are reserved ant
excluded from tho grant made to tho COMPANY
revert to the Goyornmsnt. It now appears that
having thus, by one bold atro1.c, re-eatablish!et
| tic oyerthrown barrier Of tho law batweon tht
Rai1road Companies ant. tho settlers, end in Dc
sued sued to % the local T Lsnd o1loo, through oomrnip
aionor Dr,mmond, insidiousls, and BY dog!oes
torn away that barrier, and has aotually rendero'
bis Boyd decision Of no oftoot"rAgain an IN,
1nohae quantity Of public lando arc placed witlli
| tho rrasp of tho Railroad Companies. and man
thousandh OF poor aettlers loft unprotected t
yield ready victfms' to their: greed; TO accnn,
| CliBh this ond hae boon the constant aim OF tn
! railroads sfnco tho dooiHion waa made.
| Tho whiting prouosa commenced NTH til
following circular Of instructions to tha loos
Land ofllco - -, -, ..... .,a,..,
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80 IA 80 ~
ospectus
BETTER THAN EVER.
New York Ledger
FOR 1879.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.

Instructive and entertaining as the Ledder
haS. been IN the past, we hope and intend to
make IL still more instructive and entertain
ing IN the future. ON experience is greater
than heretofore, and our ambition to make
the Ledger the best paper of the kind publish,
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1T Is tile aim of the Ledger to cultivate a
taste Tor reading in the rising generation, and
AT the same time, by the character of its con-
tents, to contribute constantly to tllelr moral
AMI intellectual Improvement and growth.
An eplctVe MtghtNs well underta ke to writo
down what he would have for dinner every
day for twelve months to- come, rs for us to
attempt, ut this time,G catalogue Of all the
good things that will be spread before the
readers o fthe Le8gtr in 1873. Our old sub.
scribefS Will bear us witness that all the
promises we have ever made have always
been more than fulfilled. We never let slip
an opportunity to obtain any really good and
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stand in our way, And in this respect, as it
mas been IN the past, so 1t will be in the flu
ture.
The Ledge3, is particularly devoted to the
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One great and guiding principle with us is
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Beauty Sleep.

Sleep obtained two hours before
midnight, when the negative forces
arein operation is the rest which
most recuperates the system, giving
brightness to the eye and a glow tc
the cheek. The difference in the
appearance of a person who habi-
tually %retires at ten o'clock and that
of one who sits up until twelve is
quite remarkable, The tone Of the
system, so evident in the complex
ion, the clearness and sparkleof the
eye, and the softness Of the lines Of
the features, is, in q person of
health, kept at concert pitch" by
taking regular rest two hours be,
fore twelve O'clock, and thereby Oh.
tanning the "beauty Sleep Of the
night. There Is a h~eayiness oftht
eye, a sallowness of the skin, aid
an absence Of that glow in the face
which renders it fresh in express
sion and round in appearance that
readily distinguishes the person
who keeps late hours. -
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The Pope prays.

The Pope, in a speech yes
terday declared he had ever
prayed for France, but he would
now pray with greater conf
'dence, for the election of Mac
Mahon to the head of that
country was a guarantee of or
der and justice to civilization,
which was menaced on all sides.
The above telegram comes to
us. from Rome. We are glad
that Mac Mahon's election ava
kens in the old man at Rome,
such a devotional spirit. Pray
Ell is good for him. "But one
swallow doesn't make q sum-
mer," The Republic isn't dead
because the mere circumstances
put it in the power of the mon
archists to make Mac Mahon
President. d The people believe
in Theirs. Gambetta. Democrat
cy. At any rate, ifone will ac-
cept the verdict Of history it is
quite evident that God has new
er had much palate for tho
prayersoQf Popes,-y has never
given their sppPlieatioPs any
very propitious audience. And
50 they themselve have be-
lieved, or else they would hard
ly have taken matters in their
own hands and gone to work,
by rack and dungeon and ak.
and fire, to persuade men. Per-
haps no sadder calamity could
belall Mac Mahon just now
than to be prayed for byoPope
Plus. Some mems OBJ ulrgations
are infinitely better than their
supplications.
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No PersOn can take tn ese Bitters aecoTt
pg to directions, and remain long unwell, provide
heir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or otht
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the poll
{ repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pal
Il the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness Of the Chest, Dr
illness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach, Bad Tas
n the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of I'll
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the regior
IF the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom
Ire the ~oifsprings OF Dyspepsia. In these complaint
/ has no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter gua
mtee Of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
70 Female Complaints, in young or oil
narried or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or II
urn Of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided q
influence that a marked Improvement is soon percel
ible.
For Tnflammatory and Chronic Rhcu
matiam and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and lnte
intent Feve.s, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidney
Ind Bladder, these Bitters have no equal, Such ID!
Eases are caused by Initiated Blood, which is general
produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Organs,
Chey arc q Gentle PUrgatlvo MS well n
/ Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit OF actin
Is a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or lnlinnI
nation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, aud in Billion
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Emptions, letter, Sa
2heum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Dolls, Ca
,%uncles, Ring-woms. Scaldr Head, Sore Eyes Ey
ipelas, Itch, scurs, niseoloraions Of the Skin, Humol
ind Diseases Of the Skin, of whatever name or nature
ire literally dug up and carried out of the system III
hort time by the use Of these. BilIers
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIZ
rERs the most wonderful l~uyigorant that ever sustaine
he sinking system,
WALKER, Prop'r. R.[E. MCDONALD 81 co,
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco, CAL.
andco Of Washington aud Charltq1 Sts, New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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SPLENpIp ILLUSTRATIONS

executed IN tho lApst Jaultless and artistic
style, and portraying accurately ami fully all
lendmg events within twenty-i four hcnIs after
their occurrence. Those 'wlf0 have inAus
journalism u study, and fully appreciate the
great enterprise manifested in the collection
and publication of news by the aid Of tlictcl-
cgrapll, steam presses, and the d|eyelOpemcnt
OF our journalistic talent, have been
fond OF advancing the theory, that the
next advance in that field Would re-
suit in u Newspaper furnishing regular
Issues l%tcfures OF all current prom lnent
events. That theory Isl theory no long;
err; the newspaper Of the future Is the newspa-
per Of to-day, and that paper h TUE DAILY
GRAPHIC. The processes which render TINS
marvellous achievement I'M existing fqst ave
the result Of the most Careful study and M
endless variety of cx perimepts, gradpallypcr-
fectcd during the past twelve years. They
depend upon improvements IN lhth0giQplly
and the application Photographic cnmoro' Hy
llleir aid d piUture Is engraved and made
ready 10 print In from twenty minutes, TO two
hours. Costly and1elabaiatc pilates, works OF
art, scenes OF interest, arc reproduced ana,
pictured forth with equal facility and the
most scrupulous ilGhlity. Illustrations OF
leading events a~rcieagraGed anil prepared for
the press even before The accompanying. writ
ten narrative or description leaves the hands
Of the cOpp0sitOr. <
For the proper practical working Of so great
an enterprise, THE GRAPHIC COMPANY
was formed has
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OTR TERMS FOR 1873,
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"BoB, is your sister at homer
"Yesi but she won't see you to-
night" @Why?'B SBecause she
said she was going to have one
more plate Of onions if she never
got another beal.'1A GIAd lIA
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DR.. RAILWAYS
ResolVent,

- Ll... n.t,. T..
Ready Relief and Perfect Furgatlye Pllls,lh
written testimonials from all parts OF the
world, surpassl IN wonder me eHtravagahi
miracles or enchantlnent fhyslclahs unu
medical :len in al countries pronounce tnese
wonderful remedies = mystery, that neitner
their ssieneeo OF analysls or eheinical sSitlG na
explain. True, these meulclnes eheot t.o
mostmaryelous cures, ahu restore tne dylhg 70
fering victim of his fortunes, in from one 10
tlee1tg minutes, and although they Know some
0ithe ingredients OF their eolnp9sltlpn anu ~
R9dwny mas pnpllshed lhelr torinula WIN
both French, German, English and American
chemists andpharmaceutlsts utterly ran WIN
inc same ingredients as prepared ny tnenl. Ing
great success which these wonderful rchleules
are constantly achieving, lies IN the great Sc
cret of combining the ingredients together,
after exercising due care IN selecting the pure
anu genuine roofs;
a., ri f.. -,
Grtah NpnYIlnnA of Madam INlnunI ia! ~ ng rho
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMApnE,s sPEcfrTd pty.rJs.

lreparod BY j. GARANClERf,
No. 2li Rue Lombard, Paris.
ModleallfAcplty Of Franco as tho very hest rcTaedy
n all cases OF Spermatorrhma, or Seminal WoaknoSs;
Weak hpnoi Depoaits In tho Urine; Norvoug Do.
bilty, and all the ghastly trkin Of Diseases arising
from Abuse and Secret Habits, They rue when al
etner romonios IA, and have been uHQf NiIh hstpniah-
tho past u y0arg. Pamphlet Of AdviGo ia each boz.
o. will DO sent FroD 70 any address. Pride ~ per
b1Ns nont ny mai, securely sodfeI .UnM al 1bher.
q i@, OF, racoiptof price by any advertised Agent.
OSCAR q, MOSES. Is CoRTIANDr bf, NEW YonK.
Solo General Agent for America
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r. r. II r..

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF!!
Cures the worst Pains In from I to 20 minutes
BSynNOT ONE HOUR after reading this
advertisement need amy orc suffer with PAIN.
RAD1YAY us RB1DYA RELIEF
Is u cure for every pain. 1t was the first and
Is the only Pain Remedy that instantly stops
the most excruciating pains, allays inilamma-
lions, and cures COMPOSITIONS, whether of the
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other glands and
organs, by one application, in from one TO
.twenty. minutes. No matter how violent or
exerueiating tile pain, The Rheumatic, Bed-
ridden, lntlqn, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia
or prostratedw with disease may spireS
RADVA US READY RELIEF
~ win afford instant case:
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of
the Bladder, lrllanmationt OF the Bowels,
Congestion OF the Lungs, Sore Throat, DIM
cult Breathing, Palpitation OF the Heart, lIys-
Headache, Tooth ehe, II 6GfdIgiS, Rhs1SR2
tism, Colds, Chills, Ague Chills.
The application OF the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pair or difficulty OK
n aonrdpsIin half tnmbler, Water viii,
In o few minutes, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache. Diar-
rhma, Dysentery, Collie, Wind In the Bowels,
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry n bottle OF
Radway's Relief with them. A few drops In
water will ypreyentNsickness or paths fyQp
change OF water. IL Is better alah Fre1ch
Brandy or Bltters rs a s~tinlulant.
FBVT1R "A NrD AGUB.
Fever and Ague cured for 50 cents.
There IL not u remedial agent in this world
Malsrlons, Bilious, scarlet, typhoid, Yellow
AID btlerF eyers talded by Railways Pills. so
quick ~ Railways Ready Relief. 90 cents per
bottle.
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r nd, Gin. & Lafayette Railroad
u.i5i '-'f 3ni ~ 90
Great Through Passenger Railway
70 all Points West, Northwest and.
Southwest.
rhis Is tho Short Line via IpdlHapqlIs.

The Great Through Mail and Express Pas-
'senger Line TO st, Louis, Kansas City, ST .Jp-
.scpfi, Denver, San Francisco, md all points In
Missouri, Kqnsasiand QolpfndotA HeAuJ 81
Tie shortest and only direct route TO In
.dilmmi0lis, Lafayette, gerrp cllDutc, CAM
bridge City, Springfield, Peoria, burlington,
Chicago, Milwaukee, ~. Paul, and all points
lin the Northwest.
The Indianapolis. Cincinnati a Lafayette
Railroad, with its CONNECTIONS, now Offers
passcn gprsi morufaciIiies In TlIroiiEhl oaeh
land sleeping Car Service than any other line
from Cincinnati, ~hayingrtlln advantage lof
Through Daily Cars from Cincinnati to st.
Louis, Kansas Lity, ST. Joseph, peorii, Rms
lingtOn, Chicago, omaha, and all interncdinto
points, presenting to UolOniets and Families
such comforts aud accommodations as are
afforded By no btlief route. D9sthl n ~.
Through Tickets and baggage Chceksto all
points. Iua iflifN ffH1U T. lA Niatfitll
Trains leave Cincinnati at 1850 u. In, 500 p.
M, anil y 40 PIN. 90 tiitt f4l'nllf w llIl
Tickets can be obtained ut No. 1 Burnett
House, conner Third ind Vine, Pablo NintlI
Ing, corner Main and River; alao, NJ Depot,
corner Plum and Pearl Streets Clneihnati.
80 sure 10 purchase tickets yla lndlanap-
oils, Cincinnati x Lafayo tte llallfoid. yeW"l
&c. l., DARRINGER,
Master Transportation, Cincinnati.
M e, KyLORD, H.
Chief Ticket CLERK, Cincinnati. z
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M MEDICINES.
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL!
NATURE GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
THROAT AND LUNGS!
ETIsHART's PINE TREE

II Is gratifying to US To inform tho public
that DR.. Il. q. {. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, ior Throat and Lung Diseases, has
gained an e~nyiai!9 reputation from the At
lantlc TO tho Pacific coast, and from thence to
some of the first families of Europe, not thrO'
tho press alone, butby persons Throughout the
states actually benefited and cured at his
oglcc. While he publishes less. so say ouric-
porters, he is unable to supply the demand. 1t
gains and holds its reputation
First. Not by Stopping cough, but by loos-
enin8 and assisting nature to throw or the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat
and bronchial tubes, eghich causes ig1ftdtiOn. \
Second. IL removes the cause of Irritation
(Which produces pough) of the mucous menu
hrane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs
TO act and throw oil the unhcalthy secretiOns,
and puliiles the blood, >
Third. 1t is free from squills, lobelia, ipccac
and opium, Of which most throat and lung
remedies are composed, which allay cough
only, and lis0rgHnizc the st0mach. 1t has q
soothing etqct on the stomach, acts on tho
liver aud kidpoys, and lymphatic and nervous
regions, THUS reacding 80 every part OF the
system. and in its myigorating and purifying
effects II has gained II reputation which IL
must bold above all others IN the market.
.". N NH .#.a.U 1900" ..U.L. ..
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
RELIEF IN E MINUTE s,
BnYANIs pULMONIC WAFERa

bItFANvH TULMONIU WAFERD
lure OouaHS. COLDS, ASTHMA, B%RoNcInTIs, SoRE
Illh0AT, hOAasIkEgg. DIFFICULT BRRATHINo, In.
ulPIkNT CohRuhu,rfoN AND buHol DmRAaRa. fhsy
Ahhyo no taste Of medicine, and any child win tako
men, Iho1sapds have, been roftorQd 70 hePlth that
q cases, Ask for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prtce 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES, Propro.
lor, u COrtlAndt Btroet, Now York.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-02
OVARIAN TUM0R CURE,

Never has Il medicine taken internally, been
Womb, Uterus, Ovaries or Bowels; the knife
has been the sole reliance in the hands Of eX-
pcrlenced surgeons; hut DIR. Railways Sar-
saparillian settles this. question. II has cured
over twenty persons OF Ovarian Cysts and
IumoIs, as well as Tumors' in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DrOpsical Efusion,
Ascites, and Calculous Concretions, '