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The Scored Of those FrIed Potatoes.


The Saratoga correspondent of the
Springfield Republican says Saratoga
potatoes, the poetry of a common life
and costly charm of Delmonico's and
Parker's can be made in perfection IN
any kitchen by the use of a very simple
apparatus consisting of a sharp blade
set slanting into wooden trough with
q narrow slit in the bottom, two wire
screens or sieves, and a common spider.
Select eight large potatoes, pare them
and slice very thin with the cutting ma
chine, soak them in cold water for two
hours, and stir common table SAT- into
the water, one teaspoonful to quart,
and allow them to remain In the brine
half an hour longer. Pour them into
the screen to drain, and put on a spider
with pound of clear lard over brisk
fire. Wipe the sliced potatoes dry on
a towel, wait until the lard is smoking
hot, and pour large plateful into the
spider. The result is like a small sea
in a white squall and now the cook
shows the artistic soul which every Vo-
tary of that noblest of the arts must
possess to be worthy of the name Pa
tient aud calm, with steady and inces-
SAINT motion of the skinner she pre-
vents adhesion of any too affectionate
slices and watches carefully for the
tender blush of BROWNIES to appear.
Slowly it creeps and deepens until it
rivals the hue of the fragrant Havana.
Haste then takes the place of caution,
lest any martyrs burn for the perfection
Of others and they must be quickly
spread upon another sieve to drain I'M
til dry and greaseless enough for the
fairest fingers, then served hot, to melt
like kiss on sweet lips, with a dying
craekle like the fallen leaves of autumn.
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The Grand RovoEutlOn X MEDU1AL
TzEk-arExr, which was commenced In 1850, is stin
IN progress Eothing can stop Il. for It Is founded
On the principle, nov universally acknowledged
that physical vigor the most formidable antsgon-
ist Of all human afImeBts and experiences has shown
that PLANTATION BErrERs Is peerless iEvigorant,
as we IS tbs best possible safeguard against cpl
s-~.sfr 79raaaaz
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rhe Lassaes, sorosis CIub, Of New \,

The Ladies' sOrOsis Club, OF New York,
Gently changed their discussions from Womans
suffrage to hair preparations and Pimpls Bsnish-
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-
doyzed them with beauty, It vas their right-yea,
their duty-to seek Il where they could SO they all
voted that Magnolia Balm overcams saIloHnssa,
Rough Skin and Ringmarks, aud gave the complex
ion most fsttsclse (Sorosiana and marble-like a-
pearancs dangerous to men, no doube aud that
Lyons Kathairon made tbs hair grow thick soft
aud awful pretty, and moreover prevented tt from
turning gray. If the propretcrs % these articles
did not send the sisters invoice, they are noi
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PARIS GREEN is a safe remedy for IN.
sects of every kind of plant except sal
ads, cabbages. or any other plants the
foliage of which is to be eaten. One part
OF the green provided it be pure, mixed
with twenty parts Of fiour, Is sifted mp
on the foliage when vet with dew, from
sny convenient tin box with perforated
eoycr. For small operations q wide
mouthed bottle like = quinine bottle
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As AN evidence of the popularity Of
Proctor & CANDLES Extra Olive Soap, We state
upon good authority that the sales OF this one
brand Of soap exceeded one hundred thousand
boxes Iof sixty pounds eachl, CT ak million
pounds, the past year. and the demand is IN
crossing daily. A superior article ana fun
weight tells IN the end
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one 90 Gent Bottle

one 90 Gent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINSTSUDDEN
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONTAS
GIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
THE MOMENT RADWAY'S READY RE-
LEE Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR IA
KEN INTERNALLY, ACCORDING To d.
kkOTIONS- PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE. CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPoRrA Er.-AIiner-, Formers and others re-
cunt % secure the services or a physician. RAD
~ q H'S READY RELI 81 b inVaiushse. II can
Dc used with 20 dttTe assurance OF doing rood III
al cases where paa or Discount fort Is Experienced
% II seized WITH lufueu1a, Biptheria. FORE Throat
Bad coughs. HoarseEess, Bilious CcfIc, Innam-
nation OF The Bowels. stomach. Lungs, Liver al
ne5si o. with Coup Quiusey, Fever and EfIe: or
VIE eseuralgfa, Headache, Tic D1loreuT. irootn-
acne. Enreches or with Lurlbago, Pain IN the
zS11sek, or rheumatism; or with pisrrhna Cholera
OF o.. brlisesi OF with stratus, Cramps OF spazEne
ne application Of RADWAY,s kEADf RE
II ~ vii cure yo1 OF the worst OF the5s com
Twenty drops IN half tuHhler or water vSfu in
lew nom ents cue CRAMPS. SPAEHs. e0IIR
g1AkR H6EA. DYS EE1. ny. COMO WIND n
- - ~ ~ Els, anG All INTERSAL FANS.
Iaheist5 should always carry a bottle % RAD
way = READY RE II EEi with theta, a fos ilrapt
" water VIII prevent sickness OF pains nom
enanEe Of water. Il is Better Than Frerch BRANDY
or Bitfers as = stimulRnt.
Sold By Druggists. Price so Cssis.
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EcoSoalx, comfort, looks, all COM
bine to make SILVER TIPPED Shoes indis-
pensabla for children. Try them. Never
wear through at the toe.
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conclusions, the setting forth of which
we look forward to in his expected work
on the DroseraceB.
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A GUINEA hen at BIorristown. Pa
laid ninety-two eggs in as many DAYS
She tried to become the anthor Of nine
ty-three, but Victor Hugo Is still one
ahead, :
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WHEN a stranger stands on public
square IN Denver, spits on his hands
and cries OUT climb on to me by thou
sands J even the postmaster pulls IF
his. coat and goes out 10 make the re-
spouse q sucCess.-D Detroit Free Press.
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Inlitators should never encouraged.
Their goods are always inferior in quality and
intended to deceive. Buy the genuine Elm
wood Collar. It has all the edges folded 50
that they VIII not turn out.
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THE FAMILY REGISTER,

A SPLENDID engraving i4xis inches in size
"A and beautifully cOiored- Place for ames Of
parent and children, marriages. WI en- and by
whom, births ana deaths, when aud where. sent
postpaid on receipt OF 20 cents three for so cents
Address W. NJ BUHROW.
Bristol, Tenn.
Agents Wanted.
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OAUGHTH RS COLLEGE. Harrodsburg Ky.
18th Session begins september 40, IS "a &.
All branches tanght hoToushiy aud practically.
No publfc exhibitions allowed: al Natural
sciences taught eNperlmentaily or by observation
Ladies specially trained Ia Normal OF Teachers
depari Enent without eE ira charge Telegraph and
IaxIdermy iaHght. Muaic- Languases and Paint
Ing az MOD rate prices. Rooms well fuTni- he'll.
Glasses hmlte and Sc ect. For new catalogue ad-
oIess Z. u q ) o. AuCl. w LII nEs.
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siren 9Th OF GLASS TUBEs.-M. Gail
letet has found that a tuba Of thin
glass, 203 inches in length and three
quarters of an inch in diameter, was
crushed by an exterior pressure of
1,155 pounes TO the square inch, while
similar tubes we're burst by an i-terior
pressure one-half less. In making use
of very thick glass, capable Of resisting
a pressure of foyr or five hundred at
mospheres, he found the glass to sus-
tain no permanent change of form.
Upo2 this fact he proposes the construc-
ton of a very sensitive and very sim
pie manometer.
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TmRTV YEARS ExPERIENUE Oh An

EGAAAsAA kk1A4eS- ElAE-AlA1AAa4ANl14O ~ -
OLD NURSE.
Nh. Winslow's Soothing syrup Is The pros5ziR-
ton OF The BEST femkls pnyEiclana ana
nurzaa IN The United states AID mas besu usoa ~
thirty years with never 1allinz safety saa HuCesa
by mIl6as Of GlOthers and chIldren. from the ~
BILE infant Of week old TO ths adult Is corzosl
Asdity OF the stomscli, relieves wind cola, FaEz-
Iatss the bowels and gives resi- health and cofoFt
e mother and child. We believe It 70 b the bost
and remedy in the world in All ef dEa-
entery and diarrhoea In children whether Il Arises
from testhiBg or from any other CAUSE Eall IL
rectioHs for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS q
PERKINS Is the side wrapper.
Said by all medicine deaisra-
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Not Quite so Fast, Mr.. JOnes!-A horse
doctor in Phiiadelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Liniment into other
bottles, and using it as his own recipe. Honesty
is always the best policy. These medicine Ike
to follow up such fellows. It cured the lame horse
all the same; but it damaged the Doctors reputa-
ton, and benefited the proprietor in proportion.
We have heard Of so many Rheumatic persons and
lame horses being cured by the Mustang Ldniment
that we advise every housekeeper, lTeryrnan and
planter to invest in 50 ct. SlOo bottle sganst
accident Beware Of counterfeits. Ii IS wrapped
in steel engraving, signed q G. W. Hestbrook,
CEIILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICH
nom no other cause than Asying worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFU9E CoMFTTS
VIII destroy worms without injury 70 the child.
being perfectly WHITE and ffes from all color
ing othsz Hjnricns Ingredients usually used IN
worm psepArAkonH-
CURTIS a Brown, PrOpries0rs,
Nc 25 Fulton street. New YORK.
sold by druggists and chemists, AID dealers IA
medicines. at twenty-five cents bottle.
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In the days of old Rome" SAYS a
writer in Belgravia, "when "a senator
was reput1d Of great wealth, he would
receive q kind permission from the state
to undertake the making of a new road
or other public Improvement. Often,
indeed, as a means of psrpetuatiBg lis
name and fame TO pOsterity, lie would
voluntarily undertake some magnificent
work OF the kind. It is a pity that we
cannot devise the means of BRINGING 70
pass noble emulation on the part of
the owners of enormous fortunes TO dis
tingulsh themselves as magnificent ana
splendid, not 50 much in feast a, a fnr-
niture and equipages, as in public iro-
Ovements-colonnade picture-Qalier-
les, statues-devoted TO the good of
their fellow citizens.
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.e Grand RovOIutIOn X }

O. . RIvsE.Ias wee 0uEs. aa1aIl.oa. y.
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John MitebelI.


Jno. Mitchell, thsexlie, who has sailed
Tor Ireland to engage in the politics Of
that country, says that no good can
come to Ireland from the British par
Lament, and that Ireland can never be
prosperous or happy till she has com
piete control of her own destinies, and
the connection with England entirely
severed. With regard to the present
home rule movement he thinks It does
not repl esent the real hope and aspira-
tons of the people. That il is a siclxly
and nervous effect to patch up the ma
uond quarrel in an incomplete and IN
satisfactory manner. He considers the
whole movement a mere milk-and-water
klnk OF national effort. He will not
place himself IN antagonism with the
home rule movement, but he intends to
demonstrate to England and TO the
world that there is something stronger
and more determined in Ireland than
home rule. He has q firm conviction
that England will never grant self-gov-
eminent till forced to do so, and that
all her delusive concessions to Ireland
have been wruDg from her by force or
the fear OF it. He himself will seek
the SURFACES of the people on the broad
principle Of Ireland's right to complete
He has a belief that the
British government viii not arrest him.
but should they do so heis prepared to
take the consequences.
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ADUIrERATIoH IN INDIA RUBBER.
The Bulletin Therapeutique says that,
In order to use old and worn out
pieces of India rubber scraps left from
factories, manufacturers having easy
consciences wash the material first in
solution of supercafbOnate of soda or
potash, and then, when dry, pulverize
between the cylinders. This powd. T.
placed layer by layer between sheets Of
new rubber and heated to a certain de-
which the fraud cannot be detected.
The mixture is, however, weak in tenac-
ity and elasticity, and is unfit for sur
gical use, while dangerous for belt
ing or other industrial employments.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills.

rsIieetiy tasteless. elegantly eoatsd with sweet
stTeagthen RADyyiAaYIis FIFTY FIFTY sles9,ese. and
al uiso5Gera OF the stomach. Liver BovvsIs xid
=. tlaol9efs , eFV0us Diseases Headsche z,7u-
Ci21ssIveness INDIGESTION OF she Bowels
s.r w. - = gesneisis OF The Internal VS.
&c. pie containing mercury, Hainsrsis. %
49,. observe the following symptoms resufsfnr
fso,stfSs.s 49, " tns ~ estive organs;
BIeod 20 the Head, Acidlty 81 the stoins n So.
So EtolEns D-asust Of Fcrr1 FslsInars -
M IS ~ y ne stomaehs song ErastaEons isE.
ssllne ol the Head HgrFied and T1iEIcuff
ttnss ElutteEing At tbs Heart, ChoFins- a. 81 80.
, s2ssr45ssAtlons when in Lying Posture Dim-
% ~ f, pots or Webs before the sight -
sirsto " an ~ the tfead. Deficiency Of Per
~ the side. Chest, Limba and udfcn s,1-.sh - ~
AeaL Burning IN the Fleafr = 49, . -
.,A, lev 90 IS 81 RAILWAYS Pills win nee the
y I'm iiola Al tie aooye nausd disorders.
Price IS Cents per Box Sold By HruQzist..
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
rS os5e letse5-s aInp % RAILWAY q Co, No
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The folLoloiag EXTRACT Is from an Editorial Ar
tiete tehIch appeared w The Buffalo Nei0s Of Nay
Sd, 1874:
A Mammoth establishment and an En-
tsrprfsing PrOprietOr.
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5s,s5r - rleld Estaout TsERtseTss Srrrz-.
- VII IN reaeh, lacire -, =
Standard rem zna lie fe1 dSsss Of ~
hili,,r-1ss lQf Indigestion cons7fDSffor, 49,
M sse relieve every fstres i,,,-i =. . 80
TIE r5., ", y. .-ti serous CONSEQUENCE Fr - ~,
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WAIERS CONCERTO 0RGAHS

sss,nd oIe letters amp 70 RAILWAY q CO Ne
IL ssSfsels new YORK. fnfcrta Ton e.-tt
thousands Viii be sent on - 'so'th
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&ES con per day at home. Terms free. Address
QOr PEO GEO. sTINsoN g Co. 20 .Lland. Maine
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The Baby's Death.

There came. morning at last when
the baby's eyes did not open. DIR. Frs
kline felt the heart thron family undev
his fingers. but he knew il was beating
its last. iie tremblra fos Elizabeth.
and dared not tell her She anticipated
him.
doctor" she said--aud her voic@
was SO passionless that il might almoss
have belonged to diseInbod led spirit
II know that my darling i dying"
He bowed his head mutcly. Her very
calmness awed him.
"Is there anything you can DO to ease
herr"
Nothing. do not think she suffers.
"Then will you please 20 away. She
is mine -nobody's hnt mine = in her life
and in her death, and want her quite to-
myself at the last
Sorrowfully enough, he left her.
Elizabeth held Der child closely bus
gently She thought in that hour that
She had pfyer loved ANYTHING else
never IN this world should loscapything
again She wanted to cry but her eyes
were dry and burning, and not tear
fell on the little npturned face, chang
ing 50 fast to marble She bent over and
wispered something ii the baby's ear
Wild passionate prayer that It wonlS
remember her and know her again i'm
the infinite spaces A look seemed to
answer her a radiant. loviug look, which
she thought must be born Of the near
heaven She pressed ber lips 10 a las
dsspaiiIpg agony DC love q the little
face, from which, Al she kissed II, the
soul had fed. Ter white wonder ha6
gone home. This which lay upon hey
hungry heart vas stone Some Womr
ems Hearts "
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RochefOrt breaches c0mmunisn8
very ably, bat he don't practice it,
When heand Grousset and Jourde
were going through the country he
held the travelling purse made up
for them in Australia, but when he'
got to New York he Appropriated
to lis own personal use all that
was left, he refusing 10 share iths
his fellows on true communistic
principles.
j. Al. Macgahan, correspondents
TO Khiva, has received from the
Russian government the cross or
the Russian military Order OF ST.
Stanislaus, with the words cross
ed. and Inscribed with the words.
For Bravery"
Rhode Island has just adnittedi
its first coIored lawyer to the bar
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The Great Remedy.
Are you afflicted or sick? Use
EAEIRNGY'S
Blood Cleanser Or a,aacea,
1t acts as q Physic and Tonic at the
same time. 1t Regulates the
Liver and Cleanses
the Blood

Call at Bridges or any Of your city
DrugStores and get bottle, and copy
Of the Health Messenger, which con-
tains history and testimonials of the
medicine.
Read the following testimony, from
one ofour most reliable citizens
MARTINsBURG, Jan. 1874.
DIR. p. FAHRNEY, Bro. q CO.:
Gentlemen: My wife has used sew
eral bottles of your Blood Cleanser or
Panacea and has been benefited by
using it, and thinks it will do all you
recommend tito do, and can cheerfully
recommend tito the public.
Yours, p. N. HOFFMAN.
va Be sure you get the genuine.
Prepared by
DIR. p. FAHRNEY, B2o. s. Co,
Waynesboro', Pa, and Chicago. Ill.
ian23
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SPECIAL 10 The LADIES
Burt's Celebrated Shoes,

We have just received small in
voice Of these justly cele brated Prize
shoes, certainly the incest and best
work in the United States. We shall,
in the future, keep full stock of them,
to which we invite the attention Of all
those in want of a REALLY NICE and
GOOD article.
GETT1NGER IL III KE
apl29 Blondefs Building
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PARsoN LIE.


To drowsy country village
Came certsin larson Lee,
And man All qnaintly different
From all the nthes men was he
That the 'Squile himself, the skeptics
Came Is church to hear him pray
And 10 note the stranger thin Is
uttered
By bis marvel 81 the day.
The eccentric said this planet
Wasa true aud gandly place,
And the only thing ii wanted
Was the mere IL heavens grace.
And he fought ID show the people
Ilaw IL think and work and i've
So that each should help the other
Aud unto tie neely give;
How the aoor TINT leads 4, heaven
Was most amply broad and wide.
And hpweach cnald tnru the handle
And 80 easily Inside;
hat TIE very gentlest Gats.res
Inthe ~prla may yet be strong,
Aud how trntl Is always wisdom
Aad All wieke.lness is wrong.
He explained nisw tgne religion
Was day wafking. nothing more;
n At this v'otd was nut an ocean
Nor we pebbles on The shore
Bnt thai thinkiug men and women
Should tjnd better things to do
'rhan III twisflns (tud i command
iicuts
o. quit breakiag them il two
As CIR acting IKE our ne.ghboss
Why, we naneo rs are fool
Ian cannot he made i Christian
Urdef everybody rules.
II yonr ncighbor ]. not is good as
ilveF yaa would have him be.
Inst yeu q aud beat hin"
Said this candid PArron Lee,
ext, be told how complaining
Was q slnxioas choking weed,
That the flowers scarsclv hlossomea
F,fe they changed to LONELY seed
Ilaw that seed again sprans upward
And bore many Hpw'rets more;
Alri that lie was ever fading
Aid renewing DER aud DER.
So, This man. 81 honest talking,
Worked his wonders il the town
Bat he never Gated for praises,
Aud he Mughod At high renogn.
Yet The people lived him dfarly,
And they blessed God for bis sigls,
TIL al last the master left them,
On i cold, dark winters night.
Tins bc went. they knew not whittier
Have you ever met him, pray?
You would know bin by his smiling
And the sunsnine On his way.
We have hunted DER creation.
Over land aud over sea,
But no traces can discover
OF our missing PArson Lee.
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10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
SPECIAL TO THE GElTLEAE I

We ask the attention Of those in
want Of a really nice and good article Of
Dress Boots Or Shoes.
to our stock. Of stitched Congress,
Alexis, Prince Alberts, English Ties.
&c, 4c., rom the most celebrated 10 a.
kers in the country, all Of which we
can warrant, both az to iit and quality,
with the utmost confidence.
GETW NIGER X H0k H.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
apl2qwtf Blondeps Bui din
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4 BI. ESSING 40 THE MORBID.
HGppIEST RELIEF

ono UTS AND BRUISES, the action
Of C0SMOLINE is almost magical Ii
promptly applied, it prevents soreness.
and the wounds heal very rapidly
FOR PILES il has proved to be an
unequalled remedy, aud many a sufferer
has blessed the daY Of its Introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon.
mend it with the greatest confidence. es-
pecially for Salt Rheum, letter. Eczema
etc. and Teething humours.
We might 60 on enumerating the many
other conditions for which is is une-
qualled, but will only add that wherever
there is inflammation from any cause, cos
MOLINE brings rapid and happy relief
and will he the
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THE FAy0RiTE HOW REMEDY

This unrivalled Medicine is warranted
not to contain single particle Of Mercury,
or any Injurious mineral substance. bit is
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NTILL attend to the Real Estate BUSH
wv ness in all its branches. VIII buy
and sell lands on commission. Persons
having Land or Town Property TO sell,
will consult their interests by placing
them in our hands at once for advertise
ment All business pertaining to lands
attended to. Titles examined and taxes
paid, when requested.
Nov. Nv
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COSMOLINE is the concentrated extract
Of the healing properties Of Petroleum,
which are known. II is the most bland
and soothing remedy ever used beside
possessing more healing power tha ans
substance or compound ever prepared tits
NATURES SOVEREIGN REMEDY
for almost all the daily casualties which
occur ia households, the workshop, or on
the farm, as well as for many Of the dis
eases which affect humanity
FOR BURNS AND SCALDS
it is Invaluable, cooling and soothing the
injured parts AZ once aud producing a
perfect cure in very short time, without
leaving any scars For this purpose
alone, it is
A BLESSING TO TIL q WORLD.
FOR FROSTED LIMBS. COSMOLINE
is fully as effieacious as for burns and
scalds, restoring healthy action to the
injured parts very quickly. Il Is also the
best possible remedy for Chilblains and
aapped Hands.
FOR RHEUMATISM, especially lnfam-
atorv, most forms Of NEURALGI :
swelling Of Limbs or Glands. C0SM0-
LINE affords in the shortest possible time
the
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18
Woolen Factory
JOHN. j JOBE, successor to Wn4
Jobe IL Son, in the manufacture OF
Wooden Goods. Yarns &c.

At Brucetown, Frederick County, Va,
mile from Vaudeville, station on
w. p. Il Strasburg branch of the B. &
O. r. r., purposes prosecuting the bus
mess in all its Details. with vigor, and
will endeavor to sustain the enviable
reputation of the Fac DRY. Improved
Machinery, Good Stock, Experienced
w orkmen, and a careful supervision of
the whole by the proprietor, justify the
promise on his behalf and the expe ctr
ton on the part Of the public--of first
class goods
P. o. Address, Vaudeville, Clarke
County, Va.