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TIE OvERIiA 70 COME.
DIsMny OIL SecOr KeDeson and zl,.
COniederates.
From tic B .ton Herald.

Here is Secretary Eri.tow, the yru,;s
and efiaie"t administrator ot the overgro
Treasury Department. Are we to sup
pos> that the ,:alwart youag lawyer would
have abandoned his lucrative KENTUCKY
practice to Lake the seat of the pusiilani
NOUS RI-hHr Isou. if he had f,reseen the
rc.ults OF the 5 ot November. Of course
not. lie would have stuck to law aud lie.
IolItcs alone.
Then there is our new Postmaster
General, OF Connecticut and St. Petersburg
lie came home for what' Why, to be
Republican Pre.identia, candidate Now
he finds that he has exchanged very
comfortable diplomatic berth for worth
less position at the tail end Of the Cabinet
of = broken down administration.
Contemplate for moment the feelings
which may be supposed to be MIR. koben.
sons. lie had resolved to provide for him
self hy securing Senatorship. For half
year the Navy Department has been
administered by an Acting Secretary (,he
people have known nothing about it).
while Mr.. Ry5eson conducted his Campaign
in New jersey. But the New Jersey
Legislature is Democratic, and Mr.. Robe
son must either remain IN the c Ibinet aud
be Investigated by D-mccrati: House, or
retire to private life with prospects Of Il
permanent stay there. That Robson and
his department will te Investigated tax &
to be certainty. The ecandals which
brought on the Intellectual inquiry in 1871
have continued to be current. Thcf inres-
tigotion failed uhen on the brink IF most
think that thsre is really more corruption
in the navy admins;ra: ion than IN any .her
branch the Government.
Does any body want to know what the
third term candidate himself thinks about
the result! Those who think thsy know
! him best say that he really doesn't care 10
the least-that he believes the Republican
party took him up because it could no,
help it-that he regards the party as un Ter
great obligations to him, and himself uuler
no obi cations to the party: and if the or
ganization has gone to the devil, it is no
| funeral of his: that he still believes that he
viii be re elected by some party-he dces-
| emit care which or what. 1. is his trick to
| be impassiye under all circumstances, to
betr,y surprise at-a eoDgressiona, inquiry
into his own affairs, viz: the real estate
jobs, gold speculations and o.ter transac
tions which have gone on at the White
/ III ouse
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF an execution issued ont of and
under the seal of the Circuit court Of Manito-
voc county upon a judgment rendered in said
county the l&th day of February A. d
1874, be fore. t.. G. Qlmstead County Judge of
said county, in favor of Henry A. Bohne and
against William IIaaley. a transcript of
which said judgment was duly filled in the
Office Of the clerk of the Circuit Court of
Manitowoc county and sail judgment duly
docketed in said office on the 25th day of
March A. D. 1874. have levied upon all
the right title and interest which the said
Willism Hanley had on the 25th day of
March A. ID. 1874 or at any time thereafter.
of in and to the following property to wit:
The n. of N. s. W. and tn, N ! of
N. s. Z / Section 36 Township No. IS
North of Range No. % East being situate ed
in Man,ovoc county, which said described
property. viii! sell at public vendue 10 the
highest bidder a, the the front door OF the
Court House in the city of Manitopoc on the
3lst day of December A. b. 1874 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
Dated Sheiifs Office Mantowoc DC Wis this
18th day of November A. b. IA.
r. b. SMART Sheriff
P. PIERCE Under Sheriff
Ii. G., & W. J. Turner, Pif's Atty. SlS-6v
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STArE OF WIscoxsIx, }
Ohee Of Commissioner 0fSchools
and University Lands

and University Lands
MADISON, Wis. Sept gath, 1874.
State Of Wisconsin, Dane county.
The following described lands in Manitowos
countyhaving been forfeited by re sson of the
nonpaynent Of interest upon loans granted
the:eon Nstice is hereby given that the
same will be offered at public auction, and
sold to the highest bidder, at the Office of the
Secretary Of State, at the Capitol, in Nsdis-
on, on the 10th day of December, A. q. 1874
unless sooner redeemed according to law.
Said sale to commence At . o'clock A. NJ.
and continue froE day to day until al OF
such lands shall have besu so offered.
The minimum price at which such lands
will be offered will be the amount named op.
posite each tract under the heading Total
amount due State,H) which includes the
amount Of loan; the interest to the first day
of January, A. D. 1875, Il rec per cent. dam
ages; the taxes which have been returned
against such lands, and the cost Of adver-
Using the same.
Said lands will be soli subject to all taxes
which may, at the time of sale, be due there.
on Other conditions Of sale will be an
nounced by the Commissioners at the open.
ing of the sale.
DBscEIPrIoN.
George, Ludwig Lot No. in Block No.
232 In the village Of Manitowoc. Amount
due, $500 90; Amount Of interest, S2l 90;
Amount of Penalty. $500; Amount of
taxes S59.7l; Amount of interest, penslty,
taxes and advertising, $97.3l; Total amount
due state, 1897 81; Years for which inter-
est is due, 1874.
PETER DOYLE,
S4l 9W FERDINAND kCEHN
A. ScuTT SLOAN,
Commi,sion--s of School and Unirfrs,tv Lands
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In the matter Of the estate of Frederick
Ochldricl 4, deceased.
On reuling and fling the petition of John
Eickert of town Centerville representing
among other thing, that Frederick Oehld-
rich late of town Centcrvlle Oh the first day
of October A. u. 1874 at town'of C,nterville
died intestate, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this state, and that the said
petitioner is father-in-lsw of said deceased
and praying that administration of said es-
tate be 10 Dominicus Schneider granted, it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of Court on Monday, the l4th day
Of December, A ID. 1874, at 10 o'clock A
NJ, ut my office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to
all persons interested, by publishing n copy
Of thi. order for three successive weeks pri-
or 10 said day CT hearing, in the Manitowoc
PILoT n weekly newspaper published ut the
city Of NanitJwoc in said county.
Dated Manitowoc the 10th day November
A. b. 1874.
S4S-8w T. G. OLMSTED,
County Judge
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

A sweet article for the toiet--a honey
comb.
An affair Of the heart the circulation of
the blood.
E1.Queen I.,belIa has been reduced to
ls4 nightgowos-
A Pennsylvania baby i, said to have in
herited the ave. and nose of his father, bit
the cheek Of his uncle, who is AN insurance
agent.
Oh! What blessing it would be if we
humans could turn away our minds eye as
we can our physical.
I'VE need not be ashamed of that now
which We are sure we will not repent Of
Nhen We como to Gle,
Twenty-four hours make ore day, bu.
1t tnkes fourteen days to make one night
tina, il, one fortnight.
The honeymoon il we'll enough" said q
prudent Lelle, "tut what uans to see be-
NoIu AHal is tUc PROMISE OF uho adTfcst
moon
Boston has sock. .dsrning ociety OF
vorng ladies', or old maids, who take up the
stitch in tins" for bachelors. II is pre.um
able that at the close of each session the
dock.ology /. sung.
There was young woman named Han
nah, who behaved in frivolous nnuuer
while her pa stood IN prayer, she ut taUks
10 his chair; which he sat on, and cu.-ssf
his Hannah,
"Ju.r keeping it lighte ] for another boy,
is the latest Juvenile invention when m mo,he
suddenly comes upon her little boy with
lighted cigar in his mouth.
A Lady being on q yacht during ,quall
Was horrfei at the unseemly levity of th'
Captain, who told her that Things wa, al
square," whea ei,e could see With ker owr
eyes that he meant that everything was il
wreck tangie.
married lady was complai ming to
~Idox Of her husbands cruel ISLANDERS upG
her, when the ~ida~ grimiy replied. "I'v
had three husbands. and net one of 'en
Ewes 70 say a word agaias, me-"
The Frcaeh Keep sp their little Jokes
"sAn Alsatiaa WOMAN gees 20 confess
Father, have committ-d = great sia
'Weil.' L dare not say it, 1t is too sriesou.
Come, came, courage I hare married
Prussi.n,' Keep him. daughter That
your lenance.
A shreMish vile, bcinE very III, caik
her husband to come and cit by her bedsis
This is sad world, my dear" said ii
wife, plaintiseiy. VERY" answered t,
husband. Were j: not for you, shou
love to quit it," "oh. ny Gear" eager
responded the husband, chow could ye
think l would interfere with your happ
ness, Go, hy all means. J" The lady r
IL.
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a San Francisco wOmas, who has had
six husbands, has been rather unfortunate
in her selection of them. The fret ran
away from her End is now high detective
officer among the Mormoas; tie second
wa. hanged for murder; tue third was sen,
10 the penisentiary for forgery; the fourth
and 9Th are in tbs sane place for burglary
and highway oobery; and the sixth and
last is servlo out a life sentence for high
way robbery. The woman says she never
married Congressman, anyhow.
The Russian mother in law was on hand
when tn dear baby was born. Edinburgh
was sent on all sorts Of errands, and was
as docile as lamb. He wen: for Victoria,
carried The crib up stairs, brought UP a
tray Of tea things. and made himself useful
in many ways Aud then be sas sent out
of the room, and Mrs. Edinburgh and her
ma had the usual 'talk." Edinburgh I'm
gered near the door until he heard bis wife 8
mother sny: "Ous all right" villain"
-"Oh, if Id K nown this''-'The raf6an!'
And then lie left.
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IN PRORBTE-Mnnitowoc County

TN PRODBTE-Mantt County
lCSura.
In the matter of the estate Of Christian
Mcrr,man deceased.
To Al Whom it May Concern: Letters Of
Administration on said estate of Christian
Merriman late Of Manitowoc County deceased
having been issued to August Brundy on the
3lst day of August A. u 1874 and six
months from and after the 10th day of No
vsmber 1874, being allowed and limited f,r
creditors to present their claims for examin-
ation and allowance. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned will on the 10th iay
Of May 1878 and OIL the st Monday of each
and every month intervening that time and
the date hereof at the Probate oshce in the
City of Manitowoc in said county, receive,
examine and adjust all claims, and de-
mands of all persons against said deceased.
T. G. OLMSTED,
Sf-4w County Judge
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SIIERIFF'S SALE,


cTATE OF WISCONSlN--Crcu
> Court ManitoW &C Comfy.
GOTrLElB ScHSEIDER,
Against
MARTIN WoLLESBgRG,
AMELIA WoLLESBKRG his wife
AMI WILLIAM WoLLEHBER0,
Defendants.
By virtne of an execution Issued out Of
and under the seal of the Circuit Court Of
Manitowoc county Wisconsin upon u juag-
ment rendered in said court and for
said county on the 23d day of Oc-
Schneider Plaintiff, and against Martin
Wolleubeyg, Amelia WoEenterg his wife, and
William Wollenberg Defendants. l have
levied upon all the right title and interest
which said Defendants had on the 23i day
of October 1874. of in and to the following
described property to wit: The West hal
Of the Northwest quarter of Section No!
twel,. Il2) Township nineteen t!9) Mort.
Of range No. twenty-five (s2) East, situatsh
aud heiny in the coun.- Of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin Which -aid property !
will sell Mt public auction to the higu:.t bill
der at my office in the Court House in the
city anu county OF Manise~oe WISCONSIN ON
he l2th day or Duvvtubar a7i At In eiesock
in the forenoon of said day.
Dated Sheriffs office Manitowoc Wiscou-
sin this 29th day Of October lo74.
r. d. SMART. Sheriff,
3s-6w Manitowoc County
9sEES & NASH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The Enmily Business still Pronsab



The Secretary of War eas recently asked
by President Grant tc remove the suffers
attached to the various forts on the from
tier If the State, and turn the busines.
over to Orvil Grant This the Secretary
was 10th to do, and lid not do. Tber.frre
the President sent the Secretary written
order &C carry e.t h.s wish, when it wa, at
"oes conrIied with. The story further ran
that Orril Grant had yrsiiec the fur.s in
question, aud taken advantage of their ina.
bihty 10 make Use af them after eir r..
uoval. had compelled the suffers 10 turn
oSer their stores sad structures at IA merely
Demioal value Or course we paid little
heed TO this trie " hen IL was told Us, DIT.
suming. because of the extreme i.1proprI-.y
of the Whole alleged proceeding, that It
was pure political fabrication But the
matter is recalled to our attention nv the
/ follosins paragraph in Saturdays. Press:
"Oryii l.. Grant, accompanied By three
! assistants, left the city yesterday 70 stoci
] W the ers' stores at posts beyond the
Missouri
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PHASES Or CUsAs REsELAaoN.


HAVANA, Nov l4-On the 9th Of ttia
month eleven Spanish artilIerym.n were
shot ia Nuevitas fer having revolted ut
| Fort st. Ililario. The solJiers say that
they were starving and sick, and could
stand it no longer. They took their arms
aud started for the coast, where they took
possession Of a Spanish coostiug schooner,
and told the captain to take them IS any Of
| the English West India islands. lie pror.-
ised, as he had no other alternative, but
ran tue schooner ashore near Naevitas,
and, under the presext Of soirg for aid,
informed the Governor of the town, who
at once sent . gsnboat and took of the
mutineers. Ga the 9th the poor fellows
were executed.
There has been . rumor here of two
expeditions having been landed, bringing
men and amunitioa il plenty. The greater
part Of the Spanish troops are laid up with
fevers caused by the continued heavy rains.
The hospitals are filed. The village Of
Mayari has been inundated comp letely for
forty hours. All Of the houses have been
destroyed and the provisions carried IF by
the food. Unless speedy su,cor is sent
the people are in danger of starvation,
there being only three days rat:ons in the
hospital for the si:k.
The war steamsr Isabella .Catolica could
not 20 to sea the other day t'r want Of
money. At last Mr.. Baro lent to the
Governments $4,000, and she sailed the
next day. The voluntary Offering CT all
of the loyal Iuha bir.nts" of i've per cent.
Of their capital is hard OF collection. Gen.
Concta says that he intends to enforce
payment and enforce fne Of two per cent.
for every ten days the tax 10 not paid,
which, With the costs Of collections AID
.t.mped paIer, will be 6fty or sixty per
cert. Foreigners are liable to this tax on
capital, and thsre are to be no e1cep tions.
Consuis are writing to their governments Tor
instructions. 1t 10 said that the represen-
.a:;ve OF Emperor William has advised his
coun,ryman to pay under protest.
MANzANILLo, Nov. t. lS14-Is is au-
thentically reported that the Marquis Santa
Lucia and Gen. Vicente Garcia have four
thousand well armed men with them now
In this jurisdiction, and that they are treat
ins with Gen. Concha. The Cubons dc.
mand til. unconditional surrender Of Gen.
Cali1to Garcia before going any further,
saying that he was trcacherous;y captured
while negotiating with the Spauiards.
This accounts, in measure, for the non
activity Of both parties for ,ucli long
time.
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R. D. SMART, Sheriff;
S45-6w Nanitowoc County
GREEN & NASH Plaintiffs Attorney,

g TATEtOF Nsmanitowoc
= CouDty Circuss Court
In the matter Of the application Of R;ch-
ard Klingholtz for the appointment of COM
missioners to estimate the value OF lands ta-
ken b; the Milwaukee Lake Shore and
Western Railroad Company for the uses aud
purposes cf its railroad.
To Tn. M,lucukee Lake Shere and Western
Railroad Company:
Take Notice that on tie 81 day Of Noven.
Der A. d. 1874, in the office Of the clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Manitowoc county was
flied the petition of Richard klingboltz Of the
city Ct Manitowoc in said county and state
praying for the appointment by said court
of three jisintcrested and competent free.
holder. who reside in said county to view
and examine the lands and premises Of the
petitioner therein after described and the
baildinsg and Improvements if any there On
taken and required by the Milwaukee Lake
Shore and Western Railroad Company for
the uses and purposes Of ssid company and
to estimate the value thereof, and all the
damages which the said petitioner may have
sustained or shall hereafter sustain by rca-
son Of the taking Of the same as aforesaid.
The land so taken for right Of way is .
strip belt or piece Of land not exceeding one
hundred feet n width or fly feet on each
siue VI tut CcHtcT VI tnh Ioau Vi shld CoiEp1
ny running through tha following described
lots or parcels of land of SAID petitioner to-
wit: Lots No sixteen (l6l seventeen U7)
eighteen 49, nineteen (l9) and twenty (?0 }
in Block No. two hundred and ore l20ll =,
and Lots No. seventeen lI7)' eighteen fls}
tweuty-oue lsl and twenty-five (22) in
Block No. Two hundred and two (202 lying
and being situated in the city Of Manito~ roc
in said county and state according to the
recorded plo, of said city commencing on the
west side Of said block No two hundred nd
one l20l), sni extending in a slightly south
easteriy direction through said lots to the
two, (2u2l the mere particular location
thereof being shown by map Of the route Of
,, said railroad through the lots Of petitioner,
| annexed 80 said petition 80 on file, and made
part of the game, and bs the maps and
platts OF said company on file in their Office.
A nd take further notice that said petition
for the appointm ems Of SAID commissioners As
aforesaid will be presented and application
made for the appointment OF sail eommi.-
sioners foc the purposes aforesaid TO the cir
cult court of Manitewoc county at the next
genera, term thereof to be held p: the Court
Socse in the cify OF MapirYwoc in said
county and state. on the 2nd Tuesday being
the Bsh day of December A. d. 1874 at the
opening of the court on that day or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard
Dated Aanitowoe Novenber 2nd 1874.
RICHARD KLlNGUOL1Z
WHITE / Foaxs1, Attorneys for Petitione.
Manitowoe Wis. SA7-4v.
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STATE NEWS.

Ssurssoo Bay wants to .bandon her vii
laEs orsanizssisa.
Ajewelry Store, belonging to II. T. Mili'
OF k.noshs, was rcb5e the other night 0
goods to tn. amount of 81, 500.
Mr.. Clark of Appleton has recently in
vented machine to take the bark of from
ihe wood used in m king pulp.
The 6 Sht between the city Of Watertowr
and The holders OF her railroad bond. hn
at last terminated, and the city comes ou
ahead. e
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dudley, of Delavan
celebrated their golden wedJin recently
James Mardo,k, of Geneva, killed fou
wild gees. at one shot week ago.
Tho P.lnyr. Enterprise says Mr. j. NJ
Edwards, of Sullivan, has done big thins
this season in the sorghum manufacture
having made 2,72I salIons in just 80 days
John Fishe-, of Monroe, has a field o
corn that yields over hundred bushels te
the acre.
The editor OF ihe Monroe Sentinel ha,
received half dvxcn APPLES, the largest oi
which weighed seventeen ounces, another,
twelve ounces, and the six weighed -four
pound. aad niue ounces.
The Beef Slough Booming anu Log Driv
ing Company has resumed the work OF i'm
provement on the slough. A large force i.
engaged in building ne~ piers, booms and
rafting works. The hard times, which have
forced many lumbcrmen into the last ditch,
has had no visible effect upon them a. vet
A barge laden with mer .handise, towcd
ly the steamer Skipper, WAS -unk in the
Fox Rive. last Wednesday. Mo.s of the
freight was saved IN dana .al c,nditioa.
A newspaper called the Independent has
been established at Clinton, Rock county
w hitman & Treat publishers. 1t is y
sve-column quarto.
During the past year Winnebaso county
has Ient thirty insane people to The
Nsrth-rn Insane Asylum, and the cost for
their ke-ring, charged t. the county, is -
1868.
The new cotton factory ct Janesyills con
tame 3i7 windows which is moIe than arv
other building in Ni,consin, not even ex
cepting the Newhail licu,c, says the anes
vile Gazette.
Tho approaching May will bring about
the .ec"nd centennial ul the death If Mr.
qu7s,e. lie ID IN the 18Th. # Nav, 1914
Mott ing could b- done bv iii, Community
which would more emphatic ,ly " press re-
pecs for IL p'on-er than genr-ni rrcJsni
ton Of this centennial by appropriate and
we'll plarned ceremonies. The people of
the whole Lake Superior country should
join in work of this kind, aud m.An.
shoulc lie devised t, secure the erection Of
mcnrnent to the memory of Father Mar
qustte NrgduHre Herald.
T. Mitchell Son, of Nrnashu on Thur.
day made voluntary assignment for the
hcnrh, Of fcrednars. Li.bi itie., abou, 49,
eco: assets, abput sI2 600. T. Mitchell,
ci tins hIm, is one Of she oldest merchants
in Mrnasha, and the firm Was thought to be
soutd financially until within few days
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/ LEG.iL fOTIC5fS.
II

IN PROBATE nal.tcwoc County
q Court.
In this IN 't.-r of the Estate of Wiihslmine
nautE, deceased.
On reading and fling the pe;hiv.. a Jonn
Dr.Eeims, adwiu;strot,r Of the estate Of said
deceased, representing, among other things
that he has fully administered sail estate
aEi prayIn, shat time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account of
his administration. fl led il this Court. IL is
ordered that said account he examined by
the Judge Of this Court on Monday, the I'D
day Of November, A. D 1874, at 40 o'clock
A. ut my Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all
persons interested, by publishing copy of
this order for three week, prior to said day
of hearing, in the Manitowoc PILOT, a
weekly newspaper, published at Manitowoc,
in said county.
Dated at Mnnitowoc, tie 9th day of Octo-
Der, A. u 1874.
7. G oLNSTED, County Judge,
& t6-3w
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L Court.
In the matte Of the estate of L onold
Steibie dcceas
On reading and filing the petition Joseph
Steibie Of the town Of Eaton representing
amour other things that Lonold STERILE late
of the town Of Eaton on the 81 day of July
A. D. 1874 AT the town Of Eaton, died in,rs-
tate, leaving goods, chattfls and estate with
in this State and that the said petitioner is
the son of said deceased, and praying that
administration OF said estate be to him gran
tel, it Is ordered that said petition be heard
b fore the Judge of this Court. on Monday
the seventh day Of December A d. 1874. at
1" O'Clock A. NJ. at M Office in said
county.
Ordered fur ther, thst notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to Al
person. interested. by Publishing a copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the. Msni,owoc
PRIOR weekly newspaper published a,
ManIto-oc in said county.
Dsted Msnitoroc, the 18th day Of Novem-
Der A. d. 1874
TG OLMSTRD
s]s " County Judge
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DR.. S4BIN'S ~.
BLOOD and HERB CA7hAR1K
II Z K T. 8 F..
FOR ALL
FOX ALL
PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSlC.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

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an increase Of conAdenee In reccommSudinx
them to. the public rs ffe ssost safe, clecfusl
and reliable medicine ever oSered to man.
kind .heiha aided to themselves victo.
~ upon victory by restoring thousands Of
Of the sick to blooming health and happi-
ness.
Over two millions of bottles ofthese Pills
have been sold during the past year BY or,
new method Of introtrslnS ] them. We VIII
every family to try them, and If you should
not b. satisfied With them, We will as cheer.
fully take them back A. We would take your
money for them. To all we say: try them
and become convinced Of their superiority
over all other Pills. The