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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

As We expected, Holden, of the
Farwcll Rcyisicr, Indirectly admits
that there's nothing in the law,
authorizing the publication of de-
linqucnt tax lists in supplement-
form. All the reply he seems able
to make to- our recent article. isTe-
pcating the statement that it "has
f, been the custom for 20 years" to
print tax lists ia 'Eorcign supple
mcnts, '&c. You've got hold of the
lame side of the argument, slim
N.Y." and are doubtless like the
man who fell head foremost into II
barrel full of soft soap. lie felt
ns il he had something to say, just
then; but for the life of him, he
didn't know how to utter it.
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-N@ghbOrhOod News.

We find the following in the Lud.
ington papers:
Apples, and very good looking
ones too, raised in Mason county
are offered for sale at grocery stores
The yield is large, and the price
fair.
The shipment of fish from thi,
place was never larger than it is a,
present.
The government drc'lgc returned
to this port last Saturday com
mcnccd work on Tuesday. The in
tention is to drcdgc between the
piers to the depth of fifteen feet.
When this is accomplished, the
largest vessels Oh the lakes will be
able to enter the .hafbor in time of
a storm with perfect safety.
The mill owners in this city will
put in their usual amount Of logs
this winter. The p. Nj. l.. Co. cal
culate to do as large logging bus
mess the coming winter as in any
previous year, and next season run
their mill ut itsfuil capacity. The
numbering here, Notwithstanding
the low prices and hard times, WI,
be continued, therefore, trade next
Summer will be fully as good as it
has been in the past.
The supcrstructurc at the cx
trcmity of the north pier is nearly
completed. From where it joins
on to that of 'thcsoli one, it extends
out into the lake 100 feet, and will
doubtless stand the beating of the
waves for long time, for the work
has been well douc, and has been
pushed forward as rapidly as cir
'cnmstanccs would permit.
Wards norrh mill shut down yes
tcrday evening (Oct. 12tD. They
have cnough'logs to keep the south
mill running for about n week yet,
and then it, also, will shut down
for the season.
a man down on the Clay Banks
offers to furnish potatoes for ten
cents per bushcl, If somebody will
dig them.
That hunting party, consisting
of DR.. Tatman, j. Cory, Geo. PAIN
ter and others, which were absent
abouttwo weeks at Star Lake, Lake
county, met with good success.
They "laid low nine deer, besides
considerable quantity of small
game.
The Manistcc Tins & Standard
has the following:
There is yet several hundred
acres Of government land in this
county, that may be mad for the
taking.
j. ID. Austin, Esq, of Plcasanton,
raised six bushels Of plums from
four trees, this season, and sold the
plums for S8O. And they were
splendid plums.
From the Eyart Rcriew Of Oct.
9Th:
Dexter & Co. shipped on Tues
day last another carload Of wheat
from this place, making five ear
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Dr.. psrxor,s Tonic Bowel ana Pile Pills.
DR.. Bsrger's Compound Fluid Extract Of
Rhubarb and Dandelion.

Tho hest combustion Of purely vegetable medicine,
o entirely replace Calomcl or blue Pill Itstimulates
he liver increases the now % bile and thus
torpdity OF the liver, biliousness and habitua
onstipation. and the diseases arisng from such a
yspspsia. sck head lohe. fatulcncc, etc The cffco
iveress Of this Extract will be- proved. viibly. at
The patient ~ one two bottle hre sufficient b.
Hear the complexion beautifully. AMI remove pimpic
md stains uise Ivy liver Troubles Prico per byto
bottles, So will be sent receipt Of the priu
snv asires~. free ~ chnrle. Prepared only by
2. ALFRED RBtCHtnDT. PHARMACIST, i0e fovRrI
AvESrE, NEW York CfrY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

OWING to the inclcmcnt weather,
the Mason County Fair was not as
good this year as had been antici-
patel; yet the show was by no
means IL failure. Mason county
took disappointment" display of
fruit at the State Fair, and is not
generally rated second in the pro-
duction of handsome vegetables.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

ANOTHER snit has been instituted
by the pcorleof New York, against
Boss" Tweed, to recover $933, $40,
alleged tn have been fraudulcntly
paid on six warrants certified By
Tweed. The 0riler,6f arrest was
served Oct. Sth, rcturnablc Oct. Dist.
BAIL was fixed in the sum of ST.
co.. 1000.
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Ono has gloriou>ly redeemed
herself in the recent elections; ehav-
ing elected a Republican, Governor,
and rcgaincd Il Republican majori
ty in the Legislature. We can still
feel proud of our native State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

The Supreme Court of this State
has decided that the law taxing
liquor dealers is valid and constitu-
.tional. I'VE hope to be able to pub
lish the full text of the decision, or
the substance of it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

Pr sIDsNT GRANT has not vet
made an appointment to fill the va
cancy in the office of Secretary of
Interior, caused .bv~thc resignation
of Dc!anO.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-14

TnE Huntingdon hcc"ra says
THE First Fair of lake County
Agricultural Society was held at
Baldwin, last week. 1t was Il sue
cess.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
Bald,cin City, Mich.

Parties desiring 10 forward matter by Express
from this point should deliver II az the Office nj
lcart thirty minutes before the following hours.
Going EAST. ':is a. M; going WET, D. m
All money packages valued ~ SIS or less, will ne
sent TO any srriUstts Office " the COMPANY for Iu
cents cnch package; packages valued ut from sis
10 go, 10 cen's G. K. RADorirFR,
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TERMS, always in Advance 90 90
"A YEAR.

Two Copies for $500; 3 for 81. so; with
u copy of the premium mczzotint Oh X
B) "CHRIsrMAs MORNING." aztec dot
!ar c,,grdri"J, to the person getting up
the Club.
-Four Copies for $3.50; : for S11 .OO
with an extra copy of the Magazine for
1876, w. q premium, to the person get
ting up the Club.
Five Copies for $3.50; = for $3.50; II
for $500; with both un extra copy of
the Magazine for 1875, and the prcni-
um mczzotint, a .fc, doii,,. c,tg,1,ci,,1.
to tho person getting up the Club.
Address, postpaid,
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3o6 Chestnut ~, fHiiotciphia, Pa.
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Ravases arc everywhere cities,
towns and households suffer. Provide
defense before the iiend comes. All
fires arc small when first seen, may
be easily put out, hence Fire Extin-
guisher at hand Is better than Oceans
too late. Extinguishers are used for
nothing else, hence arc always in
place. They put out thousands of fires,
saving Millions Of dollr,s in 1874. All
sizes and styles made. Smallest size
weighs, charged, as pounds, equals $50
gallons Of water, throws stream rs to
80 feet. Price s45. Largest size
equal to 10000 gallons of water. Price
$1,000.
Canvassers wanted in every town
in the world.
Great American Fire Extinguish-
or Company.
Louisville, KY.
GIL --3-2S
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LAKE COUNTY STAR.

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So Az our advertiser has not made his advertise
ment altogether distinct, will interpret and cabo
-ats II rs follows:
Ic. B. EOOTI1, MD.
Author ~ Plain Home Talk Medical Common Scnsc,
Sci nee In Story. etc. 1?O Lexington Avenue (cor
Ea-t 2Sth Strcctl New York, ISDErEsDENr
PHYSICIAN. treats all forms OF Lingering chronic
Diseases. AMI receives letters from all parts Of tho
CIVILIZED World.
by his original ,cav Of conducting Medical Prac-
r. he IL successfully treating patients In
Europe, the West indies, DorniniOn Of
Canada, and In every part Of The United States
NO MEISCURIAL
Or delctcrious drugs used. He has daring tho past
weniy three year. treated successfully nearly quits
carefully recorded whether they bo communicated Ivy
ettrr In person, observed Ivy the Doctor hi,
associate physicians The latter all scicntih.
medical mon.
Row INvALIDs AT A DISTANCE
Are treated. All invnllds Mt distance arc required
~ answer list ~ plain questions which elicts ever
wnioin under which the invalid ,ufcrs Al com
THntuHons fe1fed strictly conddebf,aL A complete
wtcn " registering prevents mistakes OF confusion
List ~ questions sent free On application TO any par
81 fhr world. Sixty page pamphlet of EVIDENCES or
sUrcEss, nlSo sent free. All these testimonials
rom those who have bern treated by mail and express
ADVICE ~ orrtcE- ON pr MAIL, rnEE OF CHARGE
Call on OF address
DR.. z. b. FooTE
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WQDnu WILD II g. worth " lille to call MI
'WunH WnlLb. thi. Office and re the great
family paper. the "srAR SrASoLsD BANNKn," Led.
ger sizc cody - year. AID choice u fwsiye Ii.
gants hivn.,s. AIbiIsls. Hooks, &c., " euch sub
srri'rr. We rc'i,e-s0lscribrrs NJ only ~, which
secures the piper !rarand Ir Iiinm., an ,snf J,,t
or. wew will club u with the STAR and supply toih
.Jor ohiy S2.7j. tuHoSd zee TIE Loy.r. d..ss
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TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A prominent New York phy.cian lately COM
planned to DuNDAS DICK X o.. about their san.
DALwo0D OH. CAPSULEs, stating that sometimes
they cured mraculousiy. but that patient Of hs
had taken them with"Tt effect. TN being informed
that several limitations were sold, he Inquired and
found his patient hdd not ben M.iny Dt MIDAS
DICK & cos.
What happened to this physician may have han.
penctto Others. and DUNDAS DICK * CO take
this mcthod'oi protecting ply iiaas. d,uJgists AMI
themselves, aud preventing OH. OF SAND .LwOOD
from coming into disrcputr.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Car sui ~
will continue 10 oSO. for they contain i.m ie or
In the 6esf0Hd cheGyest form.
DtNDAS DICK 4 co. use more CiLOF SANDAL
wooD than all the Wholesale and Lciail lrlirgi T.
aud Pcrinmers IN the United States combined. and
this Is the soie reason why III Ia,t OIL. sol cteai
6 in their Capsules than In any other furIn
Oiigf SdadairOod H. fast super cdiny every other
remedy. sixty Capsules only bring required t. insr.
safe and certain cure In six or CHI days. From
no other medicine this result b. had.
DrNBAs D1ck * Cos SOFT CArsrIEs solve the
ploblcni. long considered bytmincnt PLY srians .;
how To avoid the nausea and disgust experience In
swallowing. which well know t. drtract from
II not destroy, the good efftc;. Of many taIu,blc
remedies. .
Soft Capsules are PUT up In tin saItan,l ne box.s
thirty In each and ale the oniy Capsule, pr scrbcd
by physicians.
TASTELESS MEDICINES. -sia.t,r { N ami man,
ether naus Oils medicines We ..ukeii ra i.y am,
safely In DUDNAS DICK 4 tU'S 5OF c kPSiI.Es
no TASTE. NO SMELL.
These were the lly Capsules admitted TO the
last Paris Exposition. wv
Send for Circular to 81 Wooster street. "
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES JIERE.
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SEWING MACHINES

The Family Favoritc for family use: needs no rec.
emni' ndatiun. The q. +. No l IL larg.r than +.
r aud II adpted TO family Use az well light man
uiacuring. g. L. No 2, Just out, II made csprciuj-
~ for taiors and shoc work. and just the machine
for factory use. Stop motion On q. +. machines.
$40 extra.
Special Inducements offered TO Cash Customers
AMI Clubs.
60 Send for Price List. Canvassers wanted
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Warehouse, Toledo Ohio
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'QUAD'S ODDS BY n the Free rss Pres Pre-.
sold In Elk weeks-Third Edition now rcady-Eve-
ISay , s"dDsr,S,as AGENTS wanted to
crywhcre. r. D. s. TYLER & CO., Detroit.
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CANCERS

Removed without pain. or the use ofethcr caustics
or the knife radically cured. II painful, and
an open ulcer formed medicines will be sent by
Express To give pronipt relief consolidation by let.
ter, Oae Dollar. Send 20 cents for Book with de-
scriptNc cascs, References and Testimonials.
HtN DRs. PARK K McLEISH.
No. ~ East 10Th Street New York.
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Thrilling Tales And yoyrlriies

Arc the best published anywhere. IN
Wc most I,ODUittr Writcrs are cn,J,iOycsl
10 W''ifc originality for "Jtfcrsoa." In
1876, I'm addition to the'llstIal quantity
Of short stories, Fire Origjnoi (oDy-
'ighf NOrci'tfcs will he given, by Mrs.
Ann =. Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict,
Mrs. FIJI. Burnett, anil Others.
Mammoth colored Fashion Plates
Ahcad of all others. These plates nr,.
engraved OF steel, f,cicc nc usual size,
and arc unequalcd for beauty. They
will he sIpcrbly colorcd. Also, House
hold andothcr recipes; i'm short, every
thing Interesting to ladies'.
N. IDS TIE 7sLiishcr n0W pre-
p',ys tic postage tn dW mail suJscrib-
crs, "Itferson" is cheaper Than crcr;
IN fact sMc cheapest H he vo,iI.
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TO ADVERT1sENSs The STAR
is!M Cks, Lwrst wsS he L.ml;ng Paper
IL LIKE coan'g-haSs y,a L"g,a Circu'a.
E.., .~i 4 'ccFSmss xioa'd yverrn nems,l~s
-,Sosi;ny's
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Land For Sale,

:, hnerhsnts To SCENE an animproved farm In
bay conni,, Mich. tue Hundred Acres of timber
iand-ihc ON " \, see. II, Town 10 n
Range y; eighteen miles firm liairoad. and we'll
mnitird' VIII br sold cheap. with lRt cush down,
aud time On bulancr. For flrtLsl 10 ,rticulnrr nd
drcss ltcvsS. T. BATTER, 10 Huron e., Tortla o..
tHAx RAmIirPF
81. Daidw in INV Mich
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(,l!1!;| ]ll|||]!8!lN|

Conprse a large and varied assortment Of Patterns
for Ladies' Misses, and Chirens Garments OF foreign
and domestic designs, by the most accomplished
elaborate, and yet the most simple patterns ever pre-
senicd to TIE public and take the lead wherever intro
,uced. Agents Uahfed. Send for Illustrated cata-
lcgue. Address,
" Domestic " Sewing Machine Co., New.York.
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Hslo advertisements,

"'rhc very best ladies magazine publish .d"-SeD.
ecd Falls Nv y COU,i,r.
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e;0' Specimens sent graft. ifvrIttcu for.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01
A Lucky Journalist.

This Is told Of james Taylor, very
wealthy owner and manager Of coal mines
In Perry. Ohio: He was formerly jour
nalist. Believing that Perry County was
the heart of the trans-Alleghany coal
fields, he went on a pedestrian tour OF
thorough inspection In that section, in
tending 10 describe what he saw In letters
10 Chicago newspaper. After gathering
all the accessible Information. he stopped
at Columbus, where he met the late Gov
ernor Tod, To whom he described his trip.
The Governor appreciated more fully than
did Taylor the value of the discovery
" Don'tpublish ii, he said. . but 20 down
there and buy up and contract for 10000
acres OF the most promising land you can
find. will back you up Taylor had
made the tour on his own account, intend
ing to sell his letters 10 the newspaper
that would pay him the most. SO the in
formation that had been acquired was
legitimately his own, and he used ii as adj
vised. Governor Tod died too soon to
profit by the enterprise, but other men
furnished the capital, and now Taylor is a
millionaire.
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Evening Amnsements.

Amusement il as necessary 10 all health
full home life as study or work. though no
one who cares for the higher and more
spiritual part of his nature would wish 10
spend the larger portion of his time in
mere amusement. To do so would be 10
become weak and frivolous. and to incur
the inevitable penalty of such weakness.
In the ceasing 10 enjoy continual excite
ments. She or he that liveth in pleasure.
is dead while she liveth. Hardly can
there be found. in this bright world. a
more pitiable object than the being whose
life is a vain strife after a qualification of
the senses, round of gaycty, which,
pleasing for the moment, leaves behind it
the bitter taste of lost opportunities and
wasted hours. A diet OF ice creams and
sweetmeats soon pals upon the palate,
and there comes either starvation or a
longing for healthy and nutritious food.
Idle young men and women are happily
few in this land of ours. where most
people live by work of some sort; and II j.
well that IL is so. for the butterflies Of eX-
istence have a hard time of il when the
first noon of their delight l. over. Yet
most OF us must have met occasional speci-
mems Of class of people. refined. culti-
waited, and not Obliged to work. who have
seemed 10 live mainly for enjoyment.
The testimony of such Is almost uniform
in tone and character. They have had
monotonous days. days Of ennui. Of the
hunger Of the soul, or dissatisfaction and
unrest, and the best thing that ever comes
to them is that chill wind of fortune
which shakes them by-and-by from the
bough, and sets them to looking for a
living. However. this article Is not meant
for them. IL is simply intended to indi-
cate few pleasant games which NAV con-
tribute TO the enjoyment of evenings at
home this winter. or may help young
peorle To amuse themselves when gath
cred in social companies. After the solid
food. the light dessert Is refreshing. and
when the working hours Of the day have
been conscicntiously filled. we almost all
feel as though we bad right TO recreation
in the evening. Indeed, in every home
where there are brothers and sisters, there
ought to be the intelligent effort to make
home cheerful, engaging. and charming,
and TO, at least once or twice week. have
q bright extra evening to which all may
look forward with pleasurable anticipa
ton.
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The Miller and MillWright

A monthly Journal OF 10 pages. Every Miller and
Millwrght should take IT, Address IsPsoS & GAULT,
Cincinnati, o. so per annun. Send for sample copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

DR.. Tutt's Liver pills require no change Of
diet or occupation; produce no gripping. They
contain no drastic elem mt.
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SAFE. PERMANENT AND CoMPLETE.-Wil-
hoft's Tonic cures Chills and Fever. Dumb
Chills and Bilious Feyers-those Titans that
kill their thousands where this reredy is
unknown. IL cures Enlargement OF the
Spleen. II cures Hypertrop Of the Liver.
II hurts no one. Ii cures all types OF Mala-
rial Feyers and j. perfectly protective in all
its effects. Try Wilhoft's Tonic, the great
infallibe Chill Cure. WHEELoCK, FINLAY
& Co, Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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METHOD is necessary TO a well regulated
house. Without il the work drags heavily
along from Monday morning until Satur-
day night. Begin the week properly.
keep every thing in order as you 90 along.
and the chances are fair that you will find
yourself In fine condition at the end Of the
week. A judcious manager will never
sufier her domestic affairs TO become dis
arranged. because such contingency in
wolves too great an expenditure Of good
temper and peace in family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

BERGH says that the old popular mode
of killing mosquitoes by rolling them be
tween the thumb and forefinger Is barbar
Gus. as ii only half kills the insects. Tying
shot around their necks and drowning
them would be more humane.
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"A Drop OF Joy in Every Word"

FLEMSGToS. Huntcrdon Co.. y. j., June %, "a.
DIR. X. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. y. Y: Dear
Str-lt is with happy heart that pen these
lines TO acknowledge that YOU and your Gold
en- Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets
are blessings TO the World. These medicines
cannot be TOO highly praised. for they have
almost brought me out of the grave. Three
months ago was broken ont with large ul-
GERS and sores on my body. limbs and face.
procured your Golden Medical Discovery and
Purgaiive Pellets, and have taken six bottles,
and to-day | am in good health, all those ugly
ulcers having healed and left my skin in a
natural. healthy condition. | thought at one
time could not be cured. Although | can
but poorly express my gratitude to YOU. vet
there Is a drop OF JOY In every word write.
Gods blessings rest on YOU and your wonder
ful medicines is the humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood ofthe
virulent poison causing them. who can longer
doubt its wonderful virtues. DIR. Pierce,
however. does not wish TO place his Golden
Medical Discovery In the catalogue of quack
patent nostrums by recommending II 10 cure
every disease. nor does he 80 recommend ii;
but what he does claim l. this. that there l.
but one form OF blood disease that IL will not
cure, and that disease Is cancer. He does not
recommend his Discovery for that disease, vet
he knows IL 10 be the most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that IL will free
the blood and system Of all other known blood
poisons, be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Discovery j. lrarrdnted by him
to cure the worst forms OF Skin Diseases, As all
forms OF Blotches, Pimples and Eruptions,
also all Glandular SweliDgs, and the worst
form Of scrofulous and liberated Sores Of
Neck, Legs or other parts, and all Scrofulous
Diseases Of the Bones, a. White Swellngs,
Fever Sores. Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases
all of which belong 10 >cr0iIlOus diseases.
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THIs notice j. addressed TO ladies only. II
you want to make your husband. father. or
brother handsome Christmas present, give
him a carton of Elmwood Collars. You can
get them at any gents furnishing store. BE
sure TO get the Elmwood, because 1t looks
and fits better than any other.
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orr readers should note the advertisement
on this page. headed Free For One Year."
II i an extraordinary proposition, but there
is no humbug about II. and we trust such lib
erality will be encouraged.
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HAVE the readers Of this paper ever used
any Of Parsons Pnrgdtire PIisf II not.
why noty they are the best family physic, be-
sides being the greatest anti-bilious remedy
there is In this country
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II your horse is lame. sore or CALLED, you
should use ,JOhnsOn's Anodyne Imminent
wash the part with CASTLE soap and warn
water. rub dry. with clean cloth, then appl,
the Liniment, rub in well with the hand.