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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERM1FUGE COMFITS
viii destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
Ing or other injurious ingredients usually used
in worm preparations
CURTIS X BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold bV D rUGqiSiS and Chemists. and Dealers in
Medicines al TWENTY FIVE CENTS a Box. Jly9
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EVERY man who can afford it-and we
may add every woman too-should have a
garden. The merchant who busics him
self all day in his counting room the tail
or who tolls from morning till night on
his bench the editor who writes and clips
till the universe seems to him no more than
a rostling news paper the clergyman who
pours over his theology till the ju ice comes
out of his flesh the sedentary females,
shortening their respirations and their
lives over their interminable sewing-all
should have some refreshing outdoor inter
est Tor morning and evening recreation.
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Fashion Bazaar,
No. 6 Mammoth Block,

THE National Government has sen. out
notices that detectives will come around
looking for unstamped checks. Ii would
bc a good thing to establish stamp agen-
cies so thai the people would be relieved
ofthe present difficulty of obtaining stamps.
Ifall banks would refuse to take checks
unless they are stamped they would save
innocent parties from the danger of prose
CutiOn.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The partnership heretofore existing between
Wm. Hefey and G. L. Hefiiey, known as the firm
of VIM. Hciilcy X Bro, has been this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. G. p Heflley retiring The
books and notes are in the hands of &. L. Hefliey
for collection, to whom payment must be made at
once by all persons indebted TO the late firm.
WIN. HEFFLEG.
&. L. HEFFLEY.
NOTlCE.-Henry Hefiiey has purchased the in
tcrcst of &. i. Hotey, and the business will here
after be carried on under the name of w. * ii.
Heffley who respectfully solicit a continuance of
the public patronage.
WM HEFFLEY,
may6 HENRY HEFFLEY,
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--Irr is in session.

-TmRT is in session.
Trr birds are holding morning NATL
-g,.
syov-rLAKE Flour always on hand, and
...sle At Cook & Beerits.
s,n. ForSrAIxs are being taken ont OF
,1er quarters.
S-oyE crooks, Jars, Pitchers and Jugs,
sale at Cook & Beerits.
rur clink oi the croquet mallet is heard
-,hc land.
FILL supply of large clover-seed on
s.7i at Cook and Bcerlts.
TuF Anechenies are still covered with
r.ral inches of snow.
SATURDAY is the anniversary OF the fire
.tieb devastated our town IN 1872.
F,pvs For REYT.-Val. Hay has two
.,al farms for rent, on shares, or money
mt.
aCoxNErIcUT man has patented a YER
-uce he calls it "The Early Bird.
COOK & BEERITs will trade Fish, Salt
-l Corn. for Oats, Potatoes and Bacon.
TaE click OF the builders hamer is heard
5orr streets, and houses are sprlnSinS up
nall sides.
FoR SALE OR Observation-Disclosures
..Ie Somerset Foundry.
''' ". J. BAER.
COMMUNICATION from Jenner y Roads
raavoidably omitted this week, it will
.jsar in our next
OWING TO the recent proiracted rains,
IL farmers are behind hand with Their
r-ng crops.
Mr. JACOB KooNTz has workmen en-
a-ed on the foundation ola large barn, on
farm at Fairvicw.
H,pr-TINEs come again no more. For
..1r al s. per barrel, for cash, go To the
--oery and Feed store of Cook " Beerlts.
she E,icd the halter to he. waist, and
u The cow to water, the brute got scared
1i gave a twist, my daughter, Oh my
-l-Aier.
VIZ. HAETLEY. of Bedford county. Is
5,osed by the Bloomsbury Columbian
Is proper candidate for auditor general
the democrat ticket.
500 bushels of Potatoes wanted, for
s4lch We will pay the highest cash price
, exchange best brands fish.
c. f. RHoADs K Bro.
FATHER when you 60 TO the store ask
~ q bottle of Morrison & Bros, Cough
syrup and Liniment, as no family can do
without them. mll2m
BRICK BRICK - BRICK at W.
v Davis d Bros Works. Building Brick,
fire Brick, Pavement Brick, Circular
Wedge, and Cornice Brick.
COURT called on Monday afternoon,
l-ige Hall presiding. The attendance
va, 7cry large considering the inclemcn-
y Of tho weather Proceedings next
yeek
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Miss JOSEPHINE BRINRER, of Johnstown
will take pleasure in furnishing the ladies'
from this county, who visit that city, with
Millinery Trimmings, Gloves &C., at very
low rates. Miss. Brinker is a lady OF un-
cXceptionable taste and ladies will find it
TO their advantage to consult her in matters
OF color, taste &c,
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Lots IN Wesi Salisbury.
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

When death was hourly expected from Con-
sumption, all remedies having failed, and DIR.
ii. James was experimenting, he accidentally
made preparation of Indian HEMP. which
cured his only child and now gives this recipe free
on receipt OF two stamps TO pay expenses. Hemp
also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach
and Will break n fresh cold in 81 hours Address
CRADDOCK y CO, 1892 Race St Phila
manning this paper. |
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SEAsoNABLE HINTs.-We commend the
following from the DeLarare american in
relation to n general renovation of our
homes and all surroundings as well as the
ornamentalion ofyards and gardens TO the
thoughtful attention of all: AT this time
when the annual family revolution is in full
force there is good chance to pay little
attention to precautions for future health.
All cellars, vaults. garrets store rooms, and
especially such places as have been used
for the preservation of vegetable or other
provisions during the winter, should be
thoroughly cleaned, deodorized and white
washed. Six foul cellers in n township,
are of equal value to the medical fraternity
with small epidemic, In the towns, see
that all your drains and sinks arc clear,
and when you put new paper on your
rooms, be sure the old paper and paste is
all removed, otherwise YOU are nursing
fostering sources of malaria. At this sea-
son too. some attention should be given TO
the ornamental as well as the practical side
of life II you have only ten square feet
of yard or garden, plant il with something
that shall be pleasing 10 the eye, and in
most cases practical usefulness may be
combined with pleasing ornament, by set
ting out small fruit trees, or vines whose
nrodu,t shall tickle your palate as well as
delig.h yo;ff eye pnt up bud houee ~
your garden, where the ieathered beauties
may rear iheii young, sing their songs of
praise over your libcrality. and you from
sleeping until the sun blisters your nose.
There are thousand and one act. Of sosts
less lhoughtir iacss by which lIam may at
this season add TO his surroundings. and
draw down upon himself and his family
heavens choicest blessings of health and
happiness" go
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Mem I1dperLisemenis.
SALE OF In

SEATED Enthusiastically 10 the pro
visions OF act OF Assembly, directing the node
Of selling unseatcd lands for taxes and other pir-
poses, passed the 18Th day Of March, A. ID. Isi5,
and the supplements thereto, passed the 18th day
of March, a. ID. 1917, and the 20th Of March, A.
ID. 1924, and the 9Th day Of March, a. ID. 1857 the
Treasurer of the county Of Somerset hereby gives
notice all persons concerned herein that unless
the County, State, School, Road and Building
Taxes due ON the following tracts Of unscIted
lands situate In Somerset county, are paid before
the day of sale, the whole such parts Of each
tract will pay the taxes and cost ehargeable
thereon. will be sold at the Court House in Som
erset, County Of Somerset, on Monday, the sth
day Of June next, for the arrearages Of taxes due
and the cost accrued thereon, and the sale will be
continued from day to day till all are disposed Of
All taxes included IN the following list must In all
cases he paid before the day Of sale, with cost Of
advertising. or the property will be sold adyer-
tised. GEORGE III. NEFF,
Traug of SOfnergpft' 10
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JOHN T. BLYMYER
DEALERIN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS, &C., &c.

The following partial list of goods in
Planes Saws Hatchets Hammers Chel Plane
smiths Goods, Bellows Anvi Wees Files Hammers &c Saderv
Hardware Tab Trees Gig Saddles Hm Buckles Rings Bits
Table Knives and Forks Pocket Knives Scissors
largest stock in Somerset County Painters full
Lead Cored Paints Tor inside and outside painting
anh Tupentne axseed OIL Brushes Dryer
&c Window Glass of all sizes and glass shape The
Oil always hand Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps large comprises
elegant styles DsOns Circular Saws Mill
Files ofhe best quality Porcelain-ned Kettles
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KENNARD & OUDESLUYS,
Butter Commission Merchants.
S3 Exchange Place,
baltimore Md
baltimore Md

The now ten cent notes which so closely
resemble fifty cent notes are being coun-
terfeited by having the figure 80 printed
over the figures on the note, SO, reader.
examine them carefully before putting
them in your pocket book
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The last report of the department of
Agriculture gives some valuable intorma-
ton with regard 10 the tobacco crop of the
country. The small area actually occupied
is rather surprising. Allowing 100, 900, 600
pounds increase over the 2G2, ,13j, 341
pounds reported by the census, il seems
that twenty townships of land yielding
eight hundred pounds an acre would suffice
This fact shows how easy it would be to
glut the market. Three Counties in our
own Sta,e-Lancesler, York and Bucks
produce nearly all the tobacco grown in
the Commonwealth. An immense increase
is shown in Lancaster, from 2,692, 5S4
pounds in 1870 To 1868, 600 pounds in
1873. There were only fourteen States in
1870 that produced each 1000, coo pounds
Kentucky and Virginia raise more than
halfthe crop, the tormer State standing
at the head in respect to quantity. For
the fiscal year ending June 30,1513, the
whole amount of internal revenue collected
in the United States was Sl06, 2j6, J31, 81,
of which S34, @S6, 303,09 or nearly one
third, was derived solely from. tobacco.
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GENTS ScarfS in white (Brocade and
Plain Black, Colored, Chequered, Striped
and Barred. Gents Bows and Ties in all
the late English styles. Gents Ply Lin
en- Collars and Cuffs, new shapes at,
Mrs JAS. Il. TREDwELL's,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

VIZ were not very much pleased to see
7py Of the HERALD used as blind ia
.teyent the passers-by from seeing game
! s.edge that was being played by a party
p Sunday School boys, - on Sunday last,
4 least We judged it was sledge from hear.
i- such remarks rs Hearts are trump,
--l . m after thai Jack.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

Col- JOHN w. PATTON recently remov.
y 'he frame building, occupied by him as
'ogt room from the time of the fire until
!, removed TO hIs present elegant and
.l.llodious storeroom, TO his lot On patri-
=. sIeet. lie has had small back building
,,-SDhed "a 10 il, and we understand that il
,'' ,'i Oe used as a dwelling until the Judge
/, = . argerand more roomy house erected
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

CoUGH COLDS, SORE THROAT, and sim
liar troubles if allowed to progress will re-
suit in serious pulmonary affections, ire
quently incurable. "Wishart' Pine Tree
Tar Cordial reaches at once the seat OF
the disease and gives immediate relief
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Nwe advertisements
TIE he copyrighted.

On rcceiPto hf;ccn cents, l will mail to any al
dress, neat card with either of the above; show
Ing in the one ease how 1.-THE light will give lgh
on any subject; and In the other case how '.th,
OF Heaven. Or viii send the two cards for TWEEN
ty-iiye cents
Address &. =. WALKER, Fricdens', Pa.
THAT the alphabet is n science in Itself, is Ger
tainly something new, even in this day Of inycn
tion and discovery. Though If Mr.. Walker sus
tains the assertion by actual demonstration, VIC
will all have to acknowledge the truth, and If we
do find Il in the meaning Of the letters Of the al
phabet i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

ACCORDING TO the provisions of the
School Book bill. which has passed the
Senate. two ofthe five Commissioners con-
stituting the board of control shall be
Democratic, while il is expressly stipulated
that no textbook of a sectarian character
shall be adopted. Another feature of the
bill, and one which will commend itself
favorably TO the consideration OF parents,
is that il requires that no book or series OF
books shall be accepted ss q stspdard up
less the publishers agsre TO- furnish the
same at fifty per cent. of reduction over
.he charges now made for publications of
the like character and size.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

LADIES by ieaving their measures at
Fashion Bazar" will be furnished with
Batiste. Linin and other suits, made in
latest city style at from s., 90 to. $500,
Mrs. JAS. b. TREDwELL.
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE

Estate Of Joanna Neville. late of L. Turkcyfoot
tp., deceased.
Letters tcstamcntary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper au-
thority. notice IL hereby given to those indebted
TO it to make immediate payment, and those hay.
ing claims against II will present them to the
dersigned nj the office Of Baer X Bacr on Satur-
day, June Is, 1874.
GEO. W. BENFORD.
may5 Administrator.
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/ HAVE been dyspeptic for years ;be-
ga to use the Simmon 5 Liver Regulator
NO years ago it has acted like a charm
my case.
REV J. c. HOLMS,
Clayton, Ala.
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a LETTER has been received at this
office claiming that we were in error in re
gard to some ofthc particulars of the death
of DIR. Fred. Knepper OF Berlin 1t ap-
pears from this letter, that DIR. kncpper
had been in the habit of using opium for
the past five years, and had been using it
TO great excess for the past six months, in
order 10 drown his troubles with his
church and others as is claimed On the
day his death he went to his Office at
the usual hour and passed the morning in
conversation with two young men, who
left him about noon, they state that he was
cheerful and in his usual good spirits, and
was not intoxicated as was rumored. when
they left he invited them to call around after
dinner. He was discovered at two O'Clock
and medical aid Immediately summoned.
No empty laudanum bottle was found near
him. Before leaving home in the morn
ing, DR.. Knepper complained of feeling
badly, and it is supposed that he took an
over dose ofopium.
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CAsToRiA is more than substitute for Casio
oil. Il is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimia,e the food, regulate the bow
els, cure wnd-cUlic and produce natural sleep 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest. aprl2.
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BILL imposing a new system of taxa
-l upon all corporations of the State, in
lihg tax Of three cents per ton upor
4 coal companies, and also tax upon
4, -,iaends, has been passed by the LegiSla.
... ..,s al Harrisburg, and signed by the Gov
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

TExARCANA, Texas, claims the distinsc-
ton of being the Enchanted Village of
the Lone Star State" is about seventy
five days old and was built in the midst Of
a dense forest. Ii now numbers over two
thousand inhabitants. and there are two
hundred buildings going up. Ii contains a
general ticket Office, two railroads. two eX-
press Companies, two telegraph lines and
forty saloons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

lot CAN MAKE 1T PAY 10 examine MOI
.-ns woolen goods at the Hill Hotel, Som
Ere, on, Tuesday ofCOurt where his wag-
70 may bc found with full stock of goods
-ade Of Somerset Co, wool and HO shod
b.
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DH' MORT LIyEE -PILLs,-lt is easy
.lgh 70 make apill, ALI that's the diff
ss There are cheap, harsh, drastic.
-that are OF even less benefit than a
\, 4, o. salts but a good medicine, like
Il. Aois Liver Pills. which penetrates to
m ta Of disease, is desideratum indeed.
sia positively cure all diseases ofthe liver
\, q -Se'eefywhere. John r. Henry, Cur.
PS'A 20 Proprietors, and o College
-'eM lork. g.
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LADIES Hats and Bonneis in all the
spring styles have been received and opened
at Mrs. Jas. b. Tredwell's. Trimmed
Hats or Hats Trimmed 10 order. cheaper
than ever on account of the decline in
Ribbons. Every thing in the shape Of
Hats or Bonnets. Frames, Flowers. Rib
bons &c, entirely new and Of the --latest
stlye,
Fashion Bazaar,
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DIED.

SNYDER--On the 23rl of April, Mrs.
Ann Snyder, al the residence Of her SON
in law Mr. J. II. Bngcrman. OF Mt Pleas
ant Pa. aged 90 years.
Dearest mother thou hast ieit US
Anl thy loss deeply feel,
But It's God who has bereft NJ,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
The deceased was the widow Of the late
John Snyder OF Donegal Pa. She leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Bingerman and
Ella B. Jones of Ursina Pa. and large cir
Gle of friends to morn her death.
MAC.
WEIMER-On the 2Gth ult:. Cyrus Il.
Weimer aged II years, 9 months and Il
days.
Before the Sun of Righteousness arose
upon the earth, the mourners IN pagan
lands who sorrowed over the death of the
Young, consoled themselves with the
thought that chose whom the gods love
die early" But now we say in case like
that of our deceased young brother, BLESS
ed are the dead who die in the Lord. II
matters little whether we die young or
old, providing we have the assurance
which he had Of a glorious resurrection TO
life and eternal JOY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-05-06

4 PATENT has been granted for a new
5leOf trousers, the peculiarities Of which
te that they are worn without suspen.
a'. and have ap adjustable strap and
-ckle over each hin.
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Why VIII You
Suffer?

To all persons su |
icrlng from Rheum a
tism, n euralgia
Cramps in the limb
or Stomach, Bilious
Collie, Pain in tn c
back, bowels or side,
we would say, THE
HoUsEHoLDPANACEA
and FAMILY LINZ
MENT Is of all others
the remedy you want
for internal and ex
ternal use. 1t h a :
cured the above com
plants In thousands
of cases. There Is no
mistake about it. Try
II. Sold by all Drug
gists.
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s.:sburgh & nellsville
RAILROAD.
ryllrgl, Washington & Baltimore
aSHORT LIME"
ITERATION OF TIME.

.i,rer sunday, Febuary 18th, ls5i' Trains
-po,5 will Depart and Arrive from Depot
ct and Water streets, as follows:
rITrsBURGH TINE. ARRIVE
IN s.sOa.m. NcKeesport Ac-
Ial va, s.an a IN com .....-.. .o.45 al
--ls,,,. H''' $50 am. Mckccsport Ac-
It way com m..........7.35 am.
Lhee'l-N 11.ISarn. W. Newton Ac-
sl ...-,,. .I com ...... .S:.5 a m.
l1e.i'''''' a.g5 nm. Through Ex.- 800 am.
-l Connellsyllle Ac-
hr'I'' ..25pm. com ........l0 1850 am.
., Ar- McKeesport Ae-
Ne"''A t.aopm com m....... 1910 pm.
-H.,-+ &c M'keesport Ae-
gAeesP'r comm com .2:O5 pm.
sn.i.,,,, 500 nm. UniOmtOwn Ac-
---Ia-h ~ com .6:l5 pm.
LAe''l'' l1-0Opm N'kecsport Ac-
Hn. 80. com .9;40 am.
Tsi ~, ia..5pm. Through Mail. $40 pm.
--'a ''''' West Newton
Church Train. 1905 am.
! lHTNDMAN SAML !. HUUGh' d.
Gen, SIIt. zen. Pd@' Ag l.
,.neral Ticket Office, 43 9th Avenue
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BLACK LEICESTERSH|RE!

STANDS L hands high. weighing sco0 uouds. fe
perfection as a Draft Horse and - a sire uftIs
need be said as he has already attained a rennfs
tion IN Westmorclant and this county. second to
none IN producing colts Of the AiSheSt perfectioy
as al VIII admit who attended our County Fair
t>t iail some OF his yearling past weighing, from
iloO 70 1870 pounds. Il. =. NcNillen was 0ffere,i
6y Two different parties s3 0 for his colt and los
hlhS 500 Tor his Premium colt. and saws $50 j.
the lowest dollar that will buy him: and Others
prices ranging from $50 10 s2DO.
Insurance S25.OO
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MARRIED..

LAPP-EVERLINE-On the 2Gth
April, 1874, at the residence the of brides ia
ther by B. Knepper. Mr.. Philip Lapp
of Frostburg Nd, to Miss Annie Everline
of Somerset County, Pa.
SWASK-HoFfIAN--pn the 5rd
inst, in IlDversville, by the Rev. j. X.
Bricker, Dir. Daniel Swanlx of Johnst own,
Pa. 70 Miss Iayina Hoffman, Of Ienner
\ Roads,
FARM ER---SANNER--O On the 23rd
uit., by Josiah Berkey Esq, at the house
of John Cummins, Mr.. Winfield Farmer u
Miss Esther Sanneri both Of Milford twp.
this county. ''''' -
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DON'T FORGET THE BIRDIEs. Boys
and girls did YOU ever observe how quick
ly the birds take hintI No sooner is a
bird house erected in the garden than you
will find some little brown. blue or
specklcd coated, songster prospecting
around. examining within and without,
with many a Girt of wings and tail, and
many quick and observant glance at the
surroundings, and shrewd calculations as
10 its adaptability for summer residence.
When the question of location is decided
in the affirmative, the little stranger and
his wife Immediately set about furnishing
their new domicile. Little chips, twigs,
bits of thread, cotton and wool. picked up
at a long distance away perhaps, and car
ried home with weary wings, form the
household furniture of the newly married
couple. Laying around in corners, and
rag bags and closets are odds and ends go
Ing TO waste, tithe of which would furn-
ish 4 hundred such little houses. Place
them were the birds can find them, and
see how quickly they take the hint and
avail themselves OF your kindness.-Ddiiy
Telegraph.
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There is no pain which The
Ccn.aur Liniments will not re
lieye, no swelling they will moi
subdue, andno lamcncss wbicl
they will not cure. This i.
strong language, but it is true
They have produced more cures
OF rheumatism. NEURALGIA. lock