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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28


19H; Orleans 40. Flour steady. sprina
wheat firm andI aVsS.{ Ob1h frmE
Western mixed e.6BTf9be3 Pork yefi;
frm-new 16.05016. l5. Lard finn
Western steam S36@8 ll18. Freicbts
quiet. Money firm. Gold arm, at 1877.
Governments dull but arm. State bonds
very quiet. Exohange-long8 81; short 8,
z p. M.-Sales Of futures 29.pOO
bales: March 1877: April 1S g.18.
18 1916; May 10. 19L; June 1pek, lB96;
July 19 sic. 1917; October l7%.. Uot.
ton steady; sales 5, 1913 bales
19H; Orleans 20. Flour aaiet and
steady. Whiskey o.. Wheat fifm: buy.
ers and sellers 2@3o. apart-red winter
Western l.70@1.87lS. Corn in mode.
rate request and shade Armsr. Rice
quiet and steady. Pork very strong, at
Id. 6.25(9l6.80. Beef steady. Lard Hrmer
good demand for futures. Freighta
quiet. Money 1-l6 aud interest. Ster.
ling steady. Gold 16L@l62s Govern
ments advanced 169a5. Statcs very
BALTrMoRE, March 27.-Cotton irmer
-middling 1875; receipts 2l5 bales; sales
361: stock e.sla. E!on. G.:s. and
steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Rye
6o(090. Corn firm. Provisions de-
cidedly frmer and active. Mess pork
l6 25C@16 so. Bulk meats aotive and
higher. Bacon active and firm-shc.,-
ders z; rib sides 81. Lard 8k(0Sh.
Whiskey irmer, ut 906.
ST.: Louis, March 27.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn steady. Whiskey
dull, at 81. Pork Arm and q shai6 bet
ter, at Is. .50@16.62L.- Bacon sseaty1,..
clear rib sides buyer I'm: Msy;i 91buyear,
III first hal, ofSAlStils 10l seller ID, Au-
gust. Lard hold NigtIdI, ,rst 6. &. ISss
C1Nc1NNATHsM MeFeh p Flour doll and
Z o snaoe iower.ff5 gofh quiet st: 3B@39,
demand. rs lEs0s held higher. Iihfd
auiet put nSm 6sgQa AtM ders
oia; ciear f1oshstd Sa0; g IT, Saaaee Of clear
9s M,' q nov Asid aksxsedS fot next, week.
TrisKey steaay. at. 90. - -. -. a.s.... s
i,oolsvlLLh, marcn s2l Flour quiet
and unchanged. Grain firm. Corn ao-
M t've; az oz ior nI1ed 54 for white. Pork
esla u 10, 1oC916.0o. Bacon sold at
oA 20 Sts. Sugar-cured hams 13H@l4;
Ilain !of, PACKED. Lard 8k@sA, in
Het9es; 91 (@i0 ior kegs; steam S@8L;
smnn ofaer lots 5s(9Mc. higher. WINS
Aey n.gner, at oo(9S1.
CaaAhhEs!oh. March N.-Ootton
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APPROVED January 16. a. u. 1878.

DEATH OF A NOTED South CARo1ISIAS
-''The Immortal No" is' dead. Hon.
Joseph Powell died at Greenville, Tenn.
lately. after al eventful life, and one act
in it entities him to an Immortality of
fame. He served in the South Carolina
Legislature. und was the only man who
voted "No" at q public meeting that
passed the qualification resolutions. A
gold. headed cane was presented to him,
inscribed ''The Immortal No." During
the rebellion he served in Bnrnsida's g
army, and was imprisoned at Richmond.
lC9eoetand (Ohio) Banner.
On Monday night last, difficulty oc-
CURED between Amos Love and Joe
Thomas. both oolorod, in which the lat
ter received severe wound from the cut
OF knife near the region of the heart.
There are hopes OF the wounded man 3
recovery. We have not been informed
OF the particulars OF the difficulty.
Chester Reporter
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-28

The pious ladies' of Des Moines, Iowa.
visited the abandoned females of that
city last week, and urged them to quit
their sinful habits of lifa. The aban.
doned females asked the pious Indies If
these latter would And them homes and
furnish them with other occupation.
Tho pious ladies said that that was wan
dering from the argument, and elevated
their skirts and their noses, and in a
second the abandoned females were
abandoned again.
DEATH OF j. WILSON BAKER This
aged gentleman. residing in the lower
part of the County, died ut his home on
last Friday, the 2lst inst, and WAS
buried at Fairview Church, on Saturday
morning, of which he was o member fol
sixty-hve years. He was aged eighty.
six years. Greenpile Enterprise.
A Pennsylvania woman challenges any
man in her County to wrestling match
for the championship.
Muskegon. Mich, has exoavated a
salt we'll 1,730 feet, which is altogether
too deep to be called salt cellar.
The Miksdo has issued az edict to
curtail pigtails, and the Japanese are
naturally put out on losing their queues.
Mr.. O. 81. Warner, q we'll known oiti.
zen OF Augusta. died Wednesday after.
noon.
NJ. Theirs goes about at night in
slouched hat and military CLOAK, a Ia
heavy villain in the play.
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INJUNCTION. County Treasurer
of Abbeville has been enjoined from pay
ing outeny moro money from the taxes
collected for school purposes in that
County. As near as we can learn, the
injunction is but preliminary one,
granted by Judge Cooke. The follow
ing appears to be the case in brief. az
now presented, viz: Under instructions
from State Superintendent Jillson,
Treasurer DuPre refused to pay clsims
for services rendered by teachers during
the fiscal year 1871-72, ont Of funds col.
lected for the fiscal year 1928, where
upon Mr. ]. J. Knox brought an action,
in the nature Of an Injunction, against
him, when the preliminary order was
granted. The action of the County
Treasurer in this matter is in, it is said,
entire harmony with the ruling of tho
Attorney General under similar cifoum-
stances. Mr.. DuPre has retained coun-
sci, and the injunction will, in all proba.
biiity, be dissolved, aud tue affairs per-
tanning to his Office will then move on as
smoothly as heretofore.
Epeni,i0 Herald.
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
hpreferenoe TO London Porter and SCOTCH
4 Ale. Why1 They know 1 10 upadulter4teN
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Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale.
7 OFFER MY PLANTATION, situated near
l. tho town OF Greenwood, &. c., for eale.
It contains 900 acres. about one.h half OF
which Is woodland. well timbered, and partly
in the corporate limits OF the town. Most OF
the open land is yory good, containing thirty
high state of cultivation.
On the placo is an excellent Dwelling of
eight rooms. woll 6uished. and all necessary
oat-bailainss; largo Barn, feix rooms, j With
up with = fne Gin, in good running order,
The buildings in the yard are nearly al brick.
and In good repair. FERNS easy. Applications
must be addressed to
Or to r. A. ARNOLD, Columbia. 8. a. OIL
II, KinArd Il Co. Maroh imo
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|
nues. All the circumstances of the case
have been pretty we'll sifted, but nothing
which might reveal the cause of the ira
gedy has been discovered.
NEW YORK. March 27.-Oharles Moore
and Frank Morton, two saw.dunt swim.
oilers, were tried to-day, found guilty,
and sentenced to one years imprison-
ment. and to pay 81, 900 each; to stand
committed until tho fine is paid.
BOSTON, Maroh 27.-In tho Senate, to.
day, an effort to rescind the action OF the
last Legislature in oensuring Sumner,
was defeated, by vote of "a tot.
CHICAGO, March 27.-Rev. Chas. Fl.
Tucker, Of this city, was suspended, Oh
the 18th inst, from the ministry of the
Episcopal Church, by Bishop Littleioh u,
OF Long Island. fuckers offence is bis
othclating with Cheney, o degraded mi
mister, contrary to the laws OF the
church.
PARIS. March 27.-The final decision
IN the Trans. Continental Railway case,
In which Fremont and others are charged
with the tissue Of certain fraudulent bonds
OF the Ell Paso and Kansas Pacific Rail
road, was rendered to-day. Fremont
was sentenced, in his absence, to five
years imprisonment, and to pay fno oi
5000 france.
Financial and Commercial.
HAVANA, March 27.-Coffee 1lc. high.
or. closing strong-Rio 162z@l9.
LONDON. March 27--Noon.--Consolt
9256. 6s 905a.
L1vERpooL. March 27-3 P. M.-Cot
ton firm and unohanged-uplands 9L@
996s Orleans 91s@95s; sales 15.UOl
bales; speculation and export 1900
from Savannah or Charleston, February
or March. 8 16.
LlvRRPooh, March 27-Evening. Got
ton closed steady aud quiet-uplandt
W; Orleans 9h995s; from Savannah
or Charleston, deliverable in March and
April, 9]4.
NEW York, March 27--Noon.-Co Cot
ton steady; sales l,277 baies--uplaudl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25

The largest railroad at present is
the Pacific Railroad, oyer 3 600
miles in length. The greatest
mass of solid iron in the world is
the Iron Mountain of Missouri.
1t is $50 feet high and two miles
in circuit. The best specimen of
Grecian architecture in the world
is the Girard College for Orphans,
Philadelphia. The largest aoue-
duct in the world is the Croton
Aqueduct, New York. Its length
is 40! miles, and it cost So. 50O.-
600. The largest deposits of an
thracite coal in the world are in
Pennsylvania, the mines of which
supply the market with millions
OF tons annually, and appear to be
Observation-Disclosures Enei-
neer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25

A LAND OF WoNDERs.---The
greatest cataract in the world is
the Falls of Niagara, where the
water from the great upper lakes
forms a river of three-quarters of
mile in width, and then, being
suddenly contracted, plunges over
the rocks in two columns to the
depth of 175 feet. The greatest
cave in the world is the Mammoth
Cave of Kentucky, where any one
can make voyage on the waters
of subterranean river, and catch
fish without eyes. The greatest
river in the known world is the
Mississippi, 1000 miles long. The
largest valley in the world is the
valley of the Mississippi. 1t con-
tain 100000 square miles, and is
one of the most fertile regions of
the globe. The greatest city park
in the world is in Philadelphia. II
contains 300 acres. The great.
est grain port in the world is Chi
cago. The largest lake in the
world is Lake Superior, which is,
truly, an inland sea, being 400
miles long and 1000 feet deep.
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p. G. HALLBERG.
1876 COMMERCIAL ST..
EmpOria. Kansas. 81
Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.
10000 APPLE TREES

Il =
Seventy varieties, cue. two and three
years old. BIaekberries, raspberries,
straw berries. gooseberrics and eurrants.
In large variety. Twenty-Five varieties OF
budded peach trees. PIums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Eyergreens
and deciduobs trees. Clim bling. monthly
and hybrid perpetual roses. Lilies, pao.
aies. gladioluses. aitheas. Japan ounces,
and other Towering plants aud shrubs.
Linn2us and victoria rhubarb.
We sell our stock at lowest market
rates. All our stock Is propogated and
grown by us, and customers visiting the
nursery can choose their trees, vines and
plants, and see them taken up from the
ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad.
and the road runs through orr nursery
grounds. Give us a cali.
CHAMBERS * BAYsINGEEs
uar4fo~1 -. tt.
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SIZE Guns ans HAIR.


You can always tell boy whose
il1other cuts his hair. Not because
tho edges of it look as if it had
been chawed off by an absent
minded horse, but you tell it by
the way he stops on the street and
wriggles his shoulders. When a
fond mother has to cut her boys
hair, she is careful to guard against
any annoyance and muss by Law
ing a sheet on the carpet. It has
never yet occurred to her to sit
him on bare floor and put the
sheet around his neck. Then she
draws the front hair over his eyes.
and leaves 1t there while she cuts
that which is at the back; the hair
which lies over his eyes appears
to be surcharged with electric
needles, and that which is silently
dropping under his shirt band ap-
pears to be on fire. She has un-
consciously continued to push the
head forward until his nose presses
his breast, and is too busily en-.
gagged to notice the snuffiing sound
that is becoming alarmingly fire.
quent. In the mean time he is
seized with an irresistible desire
to blow his nose, but recolIects
that his handkerchief is in the
other room. Then fly lites on
his nose, and docs it so unexpect.
edly that he involuntarily lodges
and catches the points of the
shears in his left ear. At this he
commences to cry and wish he was
a man. But his mother doesn't
notice him. She merely hits him
on the other ear to inspire him
with confidence, and goes on with
the work. When she is through
she holds his jacket collar bach
from his neck, and with her mouth
blows the short bits of hair from
the top of his bead down his back
He calls her attention to this fact
but she looks for a new place OF
his head and hits him there, ant
asks him why he don't use hi
handkerchief Then he takes hi.
awfully disfigured head to the mir
ror and looks at it, and, young a
he is, shudders as he thinks o
what the boys on the street viii
say.
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AHLWAUKEE DIVISION.
1925 A.M.Ie Cedar Rapids 1910 P. NJ. ar.
iO:4O A NJ ar Center Point 1880 A M lie.
$3.50 a NJ lie Postville 7:40AMar.
1O:45A NJ ar West Union 6:10A Mle.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
I:40 a NJ lie Cedar Rapids 80 NJ ar
1000 n lie Vinton 3:25 p NJ ar
TOO NJ ar Dysart 1:45 n lie
MUsCATINE DIVISION.
$3.50 A Nile Muscatine 12:45 PM ar
700 A NJ ar Nichols I1:42 AM lie
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ARRIVAL AND DEPART
URE OF TRAINS.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway.

On and after Dec. Sth, 1878, Passenger
trains on this line will run as follows:
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GENERAL NEWS.

Black Hawks mines sent $50, 700
worth of gold bullion out into the
world last month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25
Connections are as Follow,

Palace sleeping cars, owned and opera
ted by this line, accompanying all night
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Connections are as Follows;
at Burlington, with Chicago, Burling.
ton Is Quincy railroad for Chicago. Peoria
Cincinnati and Louisville. Keokuk. Ouin-
cy and Kansas; with Toledo, Peoria. q
warsaw railray for Logansport, Column
bus, PIttsburg and st. LOUIS. via Rock
ford. Rock Island & st. Louis Railroad .
with Burlington 81 Missouri River rail-.
road for Ottumwa, Red Oak, Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington g.
southwestern for Pennington, Bloomfield.
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction. with Chicago
q southwestern Railroad for Washington
and Leavenwoyth.
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad, for Iowa CITY.
Des Moines and Davenport.
At Nichols, with Muscatsae Div. b.. @.
II. & NJ, for Muscatine.
AT Cedar Rapids, with Chicago & North
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Chicago, and with Duhuoue 1.
Southwestern Railway for Dubuque.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls. viii,
Illinois Central Railroad fol indepcn-
City.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee &
-. Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City.
At Austin, with Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway. for all points in Minnesota.
AT &c: Paui, for all points on Northern
PACING Railway, the great Lake Superior
region, and all points north and north
;" 4, i RETf t!.n'i Ss. WI GREENE a...;
c. J. IVES, Gen'I Ticket AGENT.
Cedar T.nfs1s Iavr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10
Total, u feet and z inches
pEArrLrEoRo

NEkTfLhhok3.
A snow storm came and driued in
place., aud tbeu q rain and mist came to
settle the snow banks little; query
whether we have any more snow than
we had a week ago.
Trains from both directions have
been hiudered by various accidents.
The Can,ala OF rhe "Haymakers" i.
to be brought out by our singers.
Our High school. under Mr. Bling
ham. charge, ranks with the best aead-
emIes IN the State.
1t is said CLARK & willard drug
gist. have dissolved pArternership, and
Nj. willard continues the business.
Mics Sprague has a singing school At
the Congregational seFuy, Tuesday even
ings.
The Unitarians hold their >ociAhles
At tie Brooks House, The dining room
gives a nice chance fof tie dancing.
Mr.. Edward Crosby has began the
brick balidiug ia rear Of tie Crosby
Block far lbc use Of Leonard 4 Eoess
cigar mGkefs.
The Furniture FACTORY blow s whisils
Al = past Eve ia tie mou,ia hereafter
Oh-h dear
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meuarl many pen baijaE. On Nest
nan opposite. stands in Hiae aoa To
Gem, a beautiful cottage 81 Jonathan
Gas che view from ibis spot b uasur
passed. Coming down Prospect Avenue
from Plusheld. we also daa improve.
ments going on, MI piekersaa Is moving
aua repairing bis bouse, be 80 is, whose
slower gardens supply mauy a lad aud
lass al Columbia Han with beautiful
bauueis. Further down. ou plateau,
stands tae palaHal buiidtug of rardee
Carpenter, Brook side" 81 the scene
from tal. house. the beautiful words ot
william Morris may be quoted as titly
descriptive.
eA. dozen luta 70. vale Dee eaa q.
Ana le.d bis breath as t auaa.d
Ir aa iis iaeflge-ss
Ilf b. fba rHu ils deptas did blrrs.
IS Hsatsa up irsw slia % side,
A eass shaf valley. nothing slide.
But srsr ful oi al tasuss lair
Al oar depot our energetic and ever
ready buiider, Nj Hoag, Is bnsy fixing
up residences already rented and the
call g. for more. lie chr. lioagl has hi,
shop built and is only awaiting a chance
to put himself OPP home. Many inc
residence adorns our little town, Mcssrs.
Gay, DR.. Bates, aud many, many others
+ that would vie with homes ia our elite.
/ In point Of architectural design and beau
u. Messrs. GAY 4 Gillet are busy on
Flint st. and Railroad Az. aud the sound
orthe hammer and saw is no unusual
sound at that place. RNmLER
NEw LEBANON, y. s.
. -Bioriag commenced ia the elias,
Mandatory on Monday the 5lh.
Mr.. Marvin Sackolt, one Of the in
iurcd from tie railroad accident OF last
week, !. recovering quite rapid,
and will sustain no seriou, injury thero.
from.
Warren Fowler left on Tuesday the
slh for Rochester, aud will return with
his trees hy the lst of May.
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8ars send - Ypuf maass or give 3 -
feat l.ossmaafr. uost q whota, lu fowls
10 tAls rIssaltf Al - sgsnia ior - Jagu.
SAL, and Ieg tlm tsaHh. We msau haFi.
Hsss
The 4H wzs changed ~ LAT meeting
Of she legislature 10 thai school taxes v3i.
e8 Previous ts tie ar,t q April shall Re
assessed ou Use grsud l.sl of tie previous
rear The lAw also provides that Tie AL
ual seho8l meeting 81 which taxes are
generally voted SHALL be held oa lbe last
Tuesday af March To obt.alo th.s DO.
araltt some 81 tlse districts adjourned
their meeting. untl after she anl -
April. but a majority o. She districts yot-
Sod their taH 10 March which places Il 0B
Che old llst aud wiIl Ia some cases WORK
srtlors mischief Whist ibc object Of the
Legislature was ia changing Il Is difficult
70 see, but they probably wished 10 do
something 20 immonaliye themselves.
rAurom roNr.
- II. B0Hcsteel has something 10 Say
yb9ut new spring goods IN the adveri!s-
ing columns People generally Ike to
trade with Mr.. Bonesteel
The completion Of the Baptist Church
b. the srriyal aud setting Of the stained
glass windows has wonderfully added to
it. beauty. Il j. now a perfect gem in
al IT, aspects.
--Rey. c. II. Dun,ou will be absent for
the three next sundays, attending the
annual conference.
Zion Church will be opened Tor d.
vine service on Good Friday" (Fast
DAY lu the morning, ST eleven O'Clock.
The annual meeting Of the parish Of Zion
Church for the election Of officers for the
ensuing parochial year will be held on
Monday the l4lh inst, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ
at the church.
Rev. >. w. Clemens leelurcd on the
subject Of temperance at Adams Hall, Oh
Wednesday evening Of last week. The
weather was bad, yet there was a good
audience who were well pleased with
the lecture.
%. NJ Howe has purchased lot just
east Of the drug store where he proposes
to erect building for il dwelling and
also a shop.
C. II. Young has shown Us kind OF
lamp chimney that will never break, al
least BY the heat, it being composed OF
mica which is indestructible by heat, In
these days, when ordinary chimneys are
such transltory things they ought to have
large sale,
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@taEf Rests
M Ea5ssE Fa. BHf a.
e. IL ktsnHu rIeJfIatsfs
basis Areas 81 80 tftteF A& - ,
3s 1aaa.aa. Ieassi a@
@atssssafa, rfa4stslaz.
Agg se. 81 hsH hss3es faslf.ta dsga3 haa4sJs.
y tslassasft sua 5Fstt1t 90 #As
H4sg sstsa. ..srss Ma. hssssf rsslgaa1 afFa,
FaassRst gnafsatft sa4 ~sfsfaHy' - ~ A.
aAs8 sffsrs = la a. tftaa Gasns Aatth,
rsva ta4ssaes. Eosisaaesss. NsasasT a..
~ sarH. ITapfattar.
srrs.s. II Manchester railroad depot Naaaags
s8nessisfs a. fnAEfa - D. o.
Gf7t atika. ietfss Manchester rslirosd depot
TassdtYf EharsaaFs tta Saturday. - 81 e. H..
snsf sststs3 = BE- s. 4. = trsla gasna NofiA,
gfgm gsaasals,rs p n.sse-
SD taus. Ffaprletar.
Malt. tIass.
SOUTH D. fslltaaa - Ne~ insk. Alhahy Troy
aaatA ass West a. 30 o. a. 81.
NuBTn D. rstsfosl So Hallaad. ijafAuRtsB,
N8il 49, Aasi az ~ f.N
IsitsIs ~ hsu Yafk Alussy. Troy. A., sbeu
tsa lsts faf l# g9 q. BAA SIS lar@aFaeii ai lN
q = ne kaiss@A
GRANVILLE ms.l 10 Stage slosss A. ia - a. s
rusT uFflgE apsa from .. b. toe ~
Nal. fram tas Nasib STRIVE 81 thf rast Office ''
30 NAe
ssls tfam iss saaib arn's st 'he Poet oi,es al
A4HFR.
as.8, 81 rs4a I.aBAErgfa. E9udul.s Jamaica
At 10 stage ri0se 81 fsrtQfy FeaHl post ui'
ans a d Iass3sys fhursasys ssH Sal
urdsfs
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tested for a number OF years, rs used 10y families
and indiyiduqls sud Is well liked aud found 20
be safe 70 use and sure to cure pain. TRuE, it
costs more 10 make II than il does common llni-
ment bat it, use does more good, and 1t Is clean
er and safer 10 use.
Try Renne's pdn-Kiing Magic on for Headache
Try Renne's Pain-Kilng Magic on for Catarrh.
Try Eeune's Pain. killing Magic Oh for Neuralgia.
Try Eennc's Pain-kiug Magic on for sciaica
Try Rcnne's Pain. Killing Magtc on for Sprans.
Try Ronne's Paln-Kilng Magic oil for Sore Throat,
Try Eeunes Pan-kiling Magic OF for Cramps
suppose you try It for Dog or Cat Bite,
Suppose you try Ct for Frozen Feet or Ears
Suppose you try 60 for Rusty Nail Wounds.
Suppose you Try IL Or a Bruise or Strain
Suppose you Try It for Poison with Ivy.
suppose you try It for Fits aud Splsms.
Suppose you try it for Crick 10 the Back.
Il won't hurt you. Renne's Magic Oil never
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mix it wth water for sore eyes. II you use It for
earache, don't put any cotton in the ear Get
the genuine VIM. RENNE SONS Manufsc.
tures, PittsGeld, Mass. 3ll6wi6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10
Crntaur Imminent.

There il no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, it, effects are marvellous. II has
produced more cures OF rheumatism neuralgia,
lock jaw palsy, sprains swelings, caked breasts,
scalds burns, salt -The cum, ear-ache etc upon
the human frame, aud of strains SPAWN, gals,
etc, upon animals in me year than have all 9th
er pretended remedies since the world began
1t is a counter-irritant, an all-healing pain re-
lever. Cripples throw away their clutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less and the wounded are healed without a scar.
II is no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle 1t is selling as no article ever be-
fore sold, and il sells because it does just what
it pretends to do. Those VINO now suffer from
rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to suffer
If they will not use Centaur Liniment. More
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures in
GLIDING frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, etc, have been received. We
will send a circuar containing certificates, the
recipe, etc, gratis, to any one requesting il,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper tuntaur Ltni-
menl is worth one hundred dollars .orrpay.ued
or sweeuIed horses and mules. or for -.rgw-
worm in sheep. StocR-owuer-- tnj- Eminent L.
worth your attention. N,hnily should be- with
out Ceutsur LtnImcnt !. 4. RpsG n Co.. New
York