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Common sente 10 an element in which
many penons are sadly wanting. Some
are % unfortunate . TO b born without
it. Others grow to maturity with such
to.al disregard Of 1t that they are virtually
IN the SANE condition. Common sense
implies sound perception. correct reason.
mental capacity and good understanding.
It 10 not to bs acquired entirely BY edu-
cation, for Ne have seen horse thSt 10
actually believe had more Of 1t than some
educated blockhesds that We have had the
misfortune to meet It has to BE- born in .
man. 1t may Be polished and made more
acute ~ experience. 1t takes man moro
than . life time 70 acquire it. It he de-
pcnds enli ely spon book. k.learning. There
10 great deal Of sound philosophy In
little common sense s0metimee, and the
exercise of il upon certain occasions
would savs many mon from much subse-
quent humiliation and morti6caaion.
HERs is hint for houss.eepers. and .
very important one. Merely coveriss up
. bed with blankets and counteTpsnss will
NO more protect II from dampness ~ keep
II dry than pane of glass will keep out
light. The atmospheric moisture will
penetrate al woven fabrics. Hence, tho
importance of keeping the beds N spare
r,oms regularly aired. Many sdear ftissd
or welcome visitor hss bsea cent to sn M
timely grave or afflicted for life with die.
ease, BY being put into bed which he'd
been permitted to stand 1n0ccupied. Keep
the spare beds, when not in NE, from ~
covering bot slight spread.
HAN ToAs1.-Yhes . ham gets ue.
slightly fer the tahlA take on = msch Of
Il = yos require and mlnce finely. To
one pint Of minee put two tablespooafuh
Of cream, or ffesh. rich milk, Boil Il are
minutsa, prepare veil buttesed toaa& asd
spread The mince % tAems.. 0tssy Uvss
this we'll gTaasd hread csuma. lits NDpsl-
~ and Soma smali pieces d ba)(6.-
Hspwn II qairk ovsa an ssgve -
I Gasasa SRAIs-Oee Aalf esp q =.
~ lald, ona cap Of uplaaasa 60 g
speoafal Of Alsrai0e with jass eneo =
water 70 dissolve L. oas teaspooafalN
elaeg. ard jsss eaoagh 42a1 y ron oel, u
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The Trade lDseaaaaR.

The trade dollar, which has bsen intro
'iuced in the .oirage Of the United 6tates.
promises TO be of great value to the coun.
try. It is . handsome coin unlike tho
Mexican dollar, it is uniform in size and
weight, and the pure silver in 1t exceeds
in value that in either the old American
or Mexican dollar, and 10 the same - tho
Japanese yen. The Chinese have assayed
il. and finding it really of more value than
he Mexican dollar. have given 1t the pr f.
renee. In Japan the Oriental Bank, Nh
important corporation. has officially An.
nounced that it will hereafter be received
in the ordinary course Of business 1t par
with the Mexican dollar. The design Of
the trade dollar was not only TO supp!ant
The Mexican dollar. and thus save tar
from fiylto seven per cent. upon the com.
merce Of the United States With the ORR.
ept, but Likewise to afford au outlet for
the silver bullion pro Iuct Of the Pacific
States, and both of these ends are likely
TO be attained. The British merchants in
China have fought stSenuously against its
Introduction in that country, but without
success; AID its only question Of time
when London merchants doing businsss
with China and japan will employ tho
new cOin for their transactiOnA
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u LODGE No. 20, I. Q. Q. 7
i Ellis, n. r., every Thursds!.
|embers Of the Order alwayl
it; \. Q. SIMPSON, W. c. I.
kgR, 6cc'y.
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>NEY AT LAW-OfIice. first
Perkins' brick building, Main
eman. Will practice in all the
be Territory.
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lNEY AT LAW-Ofiicc in Per
brick, up stairs. Main street
Montana. Will practice in al
Nc Territory.
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NEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
NJ. Will practice in all Court.
tOry.
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Mxs GRANr.-Mrs Juscph r Hawlcy
writes to the Hartford Times correcting q
statement of correspondent of that jour
nal concerning the wife OF Presiden,
Grant. Tho correspondent charged tha,
Mrs, Grant had '.cold Manners and had
her friendly notes answered by . secretary
Mrs. Hawley writes that Mrs Grant suf.
fered for years fOm severe inflammstion
Of the eyes. which affects her sight .,
much that she cannot recognize faces IN.
less very near to the person, and this ne
cessarily affects her manner in public, Al
he often cannot tell To whom she Is speak.
ing. Of course her notes Of friendship
must be 'answcred by . secretary for
she cannot zee 10 write even to her own
children, when they are separated from
her 1s il not q pity to give go wrong ~
impression of kind and u ilue-hearted wo-
man. suffering under 90 great IN affection!
Are there many of Us who, under such cir.
cumstanccs. would deserve the praise
which all unite in giving her. as \ good
housekeeper, = good wife and mother. -
lex.
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J. Davis,

NEY AT LAW Office on
street, Bozeman, N. +. VIII
II Courts Of the Territory.
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~. Edwards.

NEY AT LAW-Oflicc next
A. Iaamme & Co.'S, Boeman,
Will practice in all Courts Of
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came In, and We allowed the Judge q
take beeathtuE spell while We tackled
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Number 90.

no sensation of being whirled through
spsse in charge of An angelic express com-
psny-no,hine but desire to be relieved
Of . feeling of faintness Opium smoking.
~ experienced By the reporter, was nau.
seating novelty.
The haaqnse eaeeed q Avs e'elaek -
essday s1ornlae, and coss - Chinsss IN
The neighborhood Of @1,50o.
Effects Of the Geld on Blrds.
baltimore SUM-
The severity of the recently extremely
cold weather in it, effect on the birds of
the Or and the waterfowl has been men,
tiosed. Many Thousands Of crows were
fN,zen and starved. Hundreds Of them
had been fund blind. unable to navigate
from loss of sight, and helpless from cold
and want of ftod. 1t 10 learned that the
blindness is caused by tie starved birds
picking each others eyes out at night on
their roosts. where in their reduced state
Of hunger they fight with desperation.
and practice in extremity sort Of canni-
balism ON each other. Many wild ducks
have been captured. stupeAed and starving.
A gentleman living few miles from Bal
timore reports that the robins. in great
numbers, having exhausted the food avail
able in the up-c'untry. or cut off from
supplies BY the ice and snow, are driven
to the borders of the city to satisfy their
hunger. In some cases they have stripped
the holly tyees Of all the berries and CUB
bled mp oil the food they could find. In
one instance there was . robin on bolly
tree for almost every berry it tre, the
tree being within few yards of one of
the windows of the house. The humane
master of tho house fed them. and not only
the robins but the English sparrows and
other little birds found hospitable resting
plare and secure harh0r, compensating
the family BY their songs Of thanks and
presence. The pigeons have suffered very
much from the cold. All day yesterday
the strange spectacle was presented in the
harbor of frsternizing between . large
number of crows and seagulls, which
seemed moved by one common impulse
the desire to find food. It was not IN.
common to see . score Of gulls and twice
as many crows together on the ice In 10
calities where rome choice morsels could
be found. which had bcen cast overheard
from vessels, aud III cawing Of the crows
commingled With the shrill notes Ut their
white frianda, the gulls, made rather die
cordaat music. Theopinion was expressed
hat the crows. being enable to find food
IN, lAnd. were driven by starvation to sosk
subsistence in the hartsnr.
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sitter to rest long in that state. 6stisfactos
terms were arranged with the uncle %
aunt. and 1t WAS decided that the narr,ag
Ishould take place at the good old Ne,
] England annihersary-Thanksxlving.
: Early in the evening the ceremony W
very quietly performed. and the happ
husband started With his bride for fly
ling yisit to tho homo of his parents In
'laelEisbosing town. Ned hsd been give
. holiday fer twenty hours. which b
was passing with . relative in an"the
|portion Of the city; 20 that On unusua
sense OF quiet, almost amounting TO deser
tion. settled over the usually busting ea
tahlishmcnt If the Towners.
But at midnight the quiet was Yudel!
broker, and tho neighborht.od rang will
sharp cries Of "Fire!' A defective flu,
in the bakery had caused the misfortune
the flames lea3ed rapidly from room Il
RON Of the old wooden building. % tha
when the FIRE department reached thu
scene they fouad the fire bursting on
from basement to attic.
Just 40 tho hremen commenced opera
tons, Ned dashed upon the scene, breath
less and excited. He saw the dense smoke
pouring from the window of LUIS room,
and wildly inquired for the occupant
But no enc answered his question, fol
none understood his meaning.
Calling her name wildly, he rushed up
he stairway. What transr;red aftcrward
only the eye Of the Infinite saw. A daring
fireman attempted to follow him, few
moments afterward. but the hall at the
read of the stairs was sea of fame,
through which none could pses and live.
Hours later, when tie fire was extin
yuished, fum out the RUNS was taken
something which, though bearing little
resemblance to the human form, could
still be identified - all that remained on
earth OF Ned Snyder.
Lu, recalled from the strange dream oi
her new-found happiness. stood behind
the coffined remains and heard the story
Of his death. The memory of the dis
agreeable days and years was all gone
row; she remembered his many uncouth
acts of devotion, and the heroic manner
Of his death. in supposed effort to save
her from the flames.
who would have thought that he cared
80 much for me? she said. Poor fellow
poor fcllow!'
Yes, dear Lu, her husband responded,
you see that even such - he may love 81
that life 10 dlsregardei in trying to render
= service 70 the object Of that love. PooI
fell'w, indeed; but his death shall not bt
in vain, for will learn from bis example
TO devote my life to you, as long IS life
shall last, and it would indeed be to my
shame should my love prove less unselfish
than the love of fool
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Sale Rocisiry.

rriva'r cal of \ V tlusbic House and Lot IN
Bstvcrtnwu. y. 4. Wrtgel Agent.
Thursday N,rch, llth. aaron Dentis. miles
west Of l.llehurg, large si ocN ftr'niug
Implements Live stock Sc. Sec u Ne.
Publl' Sqle NJ s. Hplshue n Co., NcCluro city
psrsYnL Property.
Tu sity. March 81. inn1thqn Nuaser. Centr.
township Personal property. SEQ bills
Tue i,v. March. 10. Veritmin \. Eisenhower,
be'ver twp four u.le' West NJ VI Tile
burg. iIn;scs Cattle, fnrinins iinpiu nc 4 =
ani Houschpli vp,ns. See BINS.
Mondiv March u. r,vii Brycr nnd I IN
Bdcy executors, ot Gorge \. Rover ot 'c1tfe
twp d,c'd, Lrrge stock Personal rr perty. See
hills.
satu~itv, N,-ch - Dtniai or. Noir Paxton.
willie. Hou-ehbil goods S'e bile,
Thrr4'oy Narcn 81. N.lu-'Tt ~ Cuunin ..
Mu'r , Gov. II tel furaitur'. Ac. Ac. Sc,
Bills.
Friday March 10. franklin Rov Executor
Penn townsiip. COw, COX stY'c canl other
household goods
Friday March 10 ". ~ row. peru township
Harness, saddles Brides, wdiP', &c &c.
M,rrh -. Mary ~ Hosvr. Bclvcr t,vnship.
miles west Of ii lilrDlrE GOV, hay, po'
tI1es, Beis AMI he'd ling &c.
Marrl - 4. Farm St,'k aud Personal p-ore-
" J hu V Kulc, Limc',onc township, U"l,u
County.
Monday, March 22ni. Franklin township. v VI.
shitk. Icrslu properi! Two Horses, Cow
Reaper 81.
rs' Sotice like 'ho a'ov' are inserted WITH
out extra cha grs when we ttiut the bi.ls ur
nd,ortis. the ale Nu,cs 'ur sale ~ ~ cents q
dozen. ". Tho having hil's urintcI 1t thi.
ttn and y ant good tr.cr wa urd e 20 to y
edyutase to make it known whon oricrits
ltlis,
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CnAs. G. SEEBoIp. We would call
the attention of our readers to TIC
advertisement of G.. G. Seebold in
another column Of this paper. He
means business, and has reduced all
goods in bis line TO fair prices. You
will find him clesver aud accom-
modating business man. Give him
d call and we guarantee satisfaction.
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rtuTl0N Notice il hereby given
- that Ne have this Srh fay " Iapu,rv 4 u
l>i5, IUr, ht-r,l et Constable Stln the frllI,fur
g., II Ur1 r1p 'v sliI - m" urupyrty Yf ! .IIr
iiu~rl, u VT SLo'os, = l.ds and u ,litu. !
Co. stove. i'ur",u | ~iuk. sand, Rrc' -
iu' chair puu 81 q trtirs, kiuG Crti.", I
ca .1ri,I Chest I N'Rt stand, l Tub. . BHll.
es | Lamp, Table. . y tri- u CRtp'i AMI %
IT ot .rtirl,. Too trdi'u. tu mention. AuI that
"" have lett the Same No the pO.-.s.inp ut John
Hnsd and all Te--uus ar hereby c,utilunl u't
Ia m'tiil" with ur IN luy stso Interfere with the
same, 10 thy vili DO dealt with acr"~ltug to
law. HENRY NON Ek
Fob. 4 rs JACKSON Howell.
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T.. F. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron

This truly valuable tonic has beer so thor
oughly tested by all classes of the communit,
that II IL n W deemed Indispensable as q ToniS
and yives tone TO the stomach, renovates The
system and proiong' life. Everybody should
havei ~.
FOR tho cure of Weak Stomachs General
Debility Indigestion. Disease Of the stomach
and br all cases requiring tonic.
This wine inclu les the most agreeable AMI
Efficient salt OF Iron w. possess-Citrate VI
Magnetic oxide combined with the most en-
erxc,ic Of vegetable tonicS-Ycllow Peruvian
marx.
Do YOU want something to strengthen yout
DO YOU want good appetite
DO you want TO get I'D OF nsrvousnesst
Do you want enerly
no YOU want to sleep well
Do you want to build up YOUR constitntl0n'
Do you want tt feet well
DO YOU want hri,k and vigorous feeling
1fSou io try kUSKEb'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
only ask trial ot this valuaM tnnlc I
beware of countcricis, as kunkcIs Bilto'
Wine of iron Il tho only sure ani eiie ',ual rein
nf Dvspensia and Deb. .llty, an as thcrc a re q
nun,bnr of limitations oIcrcl t. tho public
wsilA eau ion the community t. purch,sc none
tut m" youuiIc article, ~ IN iitc urei 10y I. y
kunkel and having h stamp IN the cork NJ
very bottle. Ia" vcry ~ that others are ~
tempting to initiate this Nnlr'hc tcncly
prove. II. worth AMI sp AXIS volumes in it% hvoi
sold only In ii bottles Sold By drug yist'
and dealers Jys'y who're.
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Bcavertown, March :. 1875.

EDUCATIONAL NOTES wcn'N-thrcC
Sttic- now have county or district su-
ipctvlsion. The state superintendent
of iudinua says Every sue 'c.Slul
state has been led by necessity to
tdnpt it. Maine csnvs This system it
* believed, has added - per cent to
the va uc of 'hc school work. The
,r"n,ni.tlrc ui the Limos state Teach
cr~ A,-iclntiun say: Tho education
of the children otthc State is of vital
impoliinc". lfa corporation had H.
~" workshops would not every one be-
'auNc1 after hv a man who understood
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
&. g The True Cape Cod Gran

{. & The True Cape Cod Gran
G. berry, hest sort for Upland
Lowland. or Garden. 10y mail prepaid
II per luO. - per 1,OOo All the new
choice Strlwhcrrics and Peaches. \
priced catalogue of these and all fruits
Ornamental Trees, Evcrsrccns shrubs
Bulbs Roses. Plants. &c. and FRESH
FLOWER x GARDEN SEEDS, thc
choi,cSt collection ia the country, with
all noycltic, will Ice sent gratis to any
plain address. - sorts of either Flow
or, Garden. Tree. Fruit, Evergreen, or
Herb seeds. for sion sent hy mail,
prepaid. U'hoisUc Griaiogrr 10 IN.
Trdfic. Agents Wanted
B. VI. WATSON, Old Colony Nurse.
rics and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth,
Mass. Established iSi2
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Americans nrr y spiirI ot ~, .prpt'cs.--
We tic ia@ dissipttc "ni MI ettly grav''
Weiri X ill kins e alroh II" ~ rits, nnA
svtiiow without mi.ticati ~, pork, yrcose,
and very kini uf lite dcstroytnx system 6 'g-
ziug, iniiVes,ilic t'ni pV WNLNLW'- Nio'
Er,H.g NtNt1AH HtrrrUs viii tcnuVc tie
evil elects aul the roc ,crri pltic with
pnrc, ttiIi,si electrical rlilt nbwiNJ through
iis veins will n We cctr,t hcli and cunlcr
ia lgcmrut, wal "A added - cNpe-icncc, will
cidsc HIN to ah.tiin IN tue iutura. Mae. IL, 10.
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~ ED,

CA IL" ith inst, On tlua borough, lufint s'n u
William aud May Smith,
On the 2,th ult., ~ Fremont, ~ con-umuti on
AVID dtursy. Anna Natis, wil's - Jonas shy.
Ter, aged - years, II month, and tvp dtys'
On the - ult., ~ D'rl'ur township Minlin
county. of Cltarrh Fever, Horny Co-ullIs, infant
son ~ Po'cr anI jatGiriuc Arnold, az /
month and % days.
on the - h nj, IN West Bpavor township,
Wn. shilling ~ 4 s. ,cr-~, month. He was
hurl'i un tn 1 inst, NJ TIE samuel Church
Decatur MI'1n Co.. IA. when = llrg" riuhrr ~
relatives, rrifr'pr. aud friends followed hiu g.
his rest ing lace and thus showed thotr h-t ri.
h3t" of respect to him whom many had .onruui
To 1--we. ".
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CAUTION Notice is her by Civ.
" en- thu have this 9th day ~ January 1875,
purchased at SheLiIs sale the following personal
property sold as the property of samuel narr, hi
0t: Bay Maze, COW, Sprips WAGON, Slltes,
Wi'.t Mill, Cook ~try,. Goal Sf"v", S'httrs,
tr'Grr '"p''nii, zSnk. tH"s! L.. to'il',
IuH-. u rlI Ni'.E t-t uf H,N. ~ n' Coz. Fn'
.,.t bod, ~ OF Il li koad I,r, and other ar
tclos too tedious to mention. And tnat he has
len the same IN the possession ~ Samnol Dlrr,
and all persoi are hrrch, caUii iNnod not To- med
dla with or in auySisn iuteri"r' wi.n the sane
a. thew will b. dealt with a'cHr liup o. law.
Feb. a5,'.J. FERDIN kND SDNFS.
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FROM BEA VERT TOWN.

Mr.. EUiTop -
In your last issue there
appeared q lengthy letter and all sbou,
\ iamshurg and its tcachers--in fact. tn.
burden of the song wnsa eulogy on til,
teachers to which we do not dcmur e,
the reason that it may he mcrted hut W
simply wish To say that IL n comparison is
made hetweon the teachers OF Adamsture
and Beavertowp. the batter, in point of CT.
iicicncy aud qualification, will crop out in
the foreground.
II Is true our school room bal not suiii
uicnt blnck.ho'rd surtIce. but our ingr
nions teachcrs Appropriated one sile Of
The room 10 thIi purpose. Let me nsh our
Adanshurg ucighbcrs why they cant raise
al EyMhiti,n! am full hloniai Bca
yrrjowner aud mean to nssrr' boldly. free.
ly aud without fear NJ succrs-'ul contra
liciion that Ne hAv. the best. if not the
s,ry hsi t.,chcr4'f ~! district IN th,
county. L. l.. y.
Bcayertown. March :. 1875.
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Head anil all complete In two hours No fee
I'M he 4 passes seat. t. ami stomach Wotu
rom ivei Iy ~ kunkcl, $50 >orth Nin S''c I
sen for 'rcuiJr, or AK So 2 druggit lur i
bottle VI kunkcls Worm syrup 1t nNcs iaii'
Price, 81.
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NJ AR IS1IIlt.

On tn iH'h nit by Rrv. u, VI. S,otl"r, D,vii
Kline, ~ n'ar Nr'ir~- CITY, 10 Mis-, DchlA npss
~ Middle r-ek tnsn.htp.
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INNECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
y Itcs'amont ~ on the csjp'c ni Iohn Lott .cl
late ut Jackson tpwns'ip iccctsrl having con
grtutcl ~ the unlc-slgr'i, ~ prrsrns know
iuU themselves indebted - .ili estate arc 70 e.
uurstci & maize pay urnt without iclly, white
those having claims viii pre- cut thcn duly
authenticated tor se'''emcnt tn
Ekl DERRICK LFIrZEI.
ANDREW BENftR,
Matrh i.iil Executors
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\ nMINISTRArORS NOTICE
d. Letters tcstsmon'a-y on the estate of Isaac
luungfDan late Ct West petfy twp snyder
cnutty, Fs dscN have been granted % tho
uudefr!"nci. All persons knowing thcm snlVcs
Indebted t. said estate will plct'r make i'm
mediate payment vhilo those h1VIng claims
against said estate will present thom tor sot.
Element to MARY NOr NHMAN,
JACOB ftRRN
Feb. I, rs. NdmInis trat o
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Daniel Meyer dec'l late Of Adams tow nship.
snyder County. renn'a.. having bcer Erantcd
" thc undersigned, all pNrsons knowirW ihem
selves Indebted to said csate are requested tn
make immeliate payment while those havI Y
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement TO SAMUEL a Wt1ZEL'
March. ", 1875 Administra or.
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TUE INDIAN COMPOUND

lllE lNDllN ibNfbl Nj
II ono of the most successful melicines ever of
ierci 10 the public, VIA For trtmp colts, mar
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This celebrated Liniment has no equal in the
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By all who hayc usci II.
KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
Thi' wonderful msiirin', which Is purely aveg
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GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For tho relief and cure OF Bilious Complaints OF
all kinds, dyspepsia, Jaundioe, iisaday he, In
digestion, lmpufity ofths blood. ac.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
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Full directions Tor use accompany each and
that lbr. * Gordner's name Is prin,oi upin
every Label. Information on any d ,soase cheer.
Dr j. Il GORDNER.
Light Street Columbia 90, Pa
For sale at oil Druggists and ountry stores. .
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