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The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

DR.. Sumner once held canon's stall in
Durham Cathedral, where he frequently per
formed service. The students of the uaiver-
sity attended service in the centre of the
church. One morning an undergraduate,
coming in whilst the organist was playing
the voluntary, made haste to get 10 his seat,
fIurr, ing past the lcctern, his gown caught
and began to tear. As is their wont, the stu
dents Uttered the unfortunate undergradn-
ate, becoming confused, rushed on splitting
his gown into halves, and be the very noise
made with the tearing drawing universal at
tention. Before he had got to his seat the
canon rose abstractedly, and commenced the
service with, 'Rend your hearts and not your
garments &c. The whole congregation, al
ready with difficulty suppressing its amuse-
ment, burst in laughter.
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Facts.

JANUARY WoRK.-Fill the ice house il you
have one, and if you have not build one be-
fore the Centennial-lS16.
See that the stock are all well sheltered
and fed
Interest the boys and girls in your plans,
and get their cooperation in carrying them
out.
Wcstern farmers, to reach the highest sue
cess must use more hea3-work, read and
think more. In this day and age farming is
not the routine work of bygOne days.
Have fences, barn and out building re
paired good supply of summers wood
cut up, and everything done that can be done
before work comes on.
Look at the tools and machines. See If
the plows are all in good order, tho planter
ready for work and the reaper repairs looked
after and order now.
Farmers, begin the new year on a new leaf.
Complete all your plans for the season. Map
out your work; but first of all commence
the wear with a farm account book, or record
of transactions.
Prepare for big years work but carefully
arrange and mature all your plans, that you
can carry them all out Don't map out too
much and then find yourself unable to com.
plctc 1t all. Practical system IN farming will
make money and save labor.
Start the year 1915 on the cash basis and
so arrange the crops that you will have some
thing TO sell all the time, Feed up the
cows and hens to have butter and eggs TO the
spring market, which, with an occasional
steer, sheep or hog, will grease the wheels of
progress till the crops come in
Note down the lessons ofexperience of the
past year, and give them to the world through
your agricultural papers; and, if you have
not already attended to it, secure good sup
ply of papers devoted to the interests OF the
farm. Every mechanic and manufacturer
has his papers-devoted to his business, and
farmers have their papers, and every far.
mer's home should be well supplied with
them, both for their financial benefit and for
their social and intellectual influence to in
tcrc>t and entertain the young folks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

TIuEIs MoNEY.-Pracical men sometimes
advance queer ideas and advice. Mr.. Thomas
is a sound, sensible writer, but lately he gives
this advice to those who have to get some
one 10 prune their trees for them. They
must procure piece of chalk and mark the
eXac, spot for the cut on each limb to be re-
moved BY fastening the chalk to long
pole this will become an easy task, and er
ior, on the part of the help will thus be
avoided. We can imagise how carefully anil
medltatively hired man would walk
around the trees 10 liking for the chalk marks,
so a, ~ be sure and not miss any. Nothing
woula be easier to find than chalk marks in
the tops of trees, not ever birds nests If
your man with saw and chlsel don't accom-
plish as much us you think you could 90
Yourself YOU must remember that he had TO
hunt up the chalk.marks Another thing
would make trouble with this performance
If a shower should happen to come over af
ter We had got our trees nicely marked it
would be apt to leave very little 10 show for
our work. A better way would be to go with
your man into the orchard and direct the
work right along, using the pole to point out
the work To be done as fast as the workman
could use his toois By this plan double the
work will be accomplished, and you will not
have 10 pay man for time spent IN hunting
cha K marks
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

DoIT ASDsAvE YOUR APPLE TREES Band
age the apple trees: What an idea! Doyou
suppose am gong to put cloth, or paper,
wood bandage aroand every apple tree and
take then off once in two weeks okill the
worms and put them on again, and so keep
dong all summer. You are Ounce, or
crazy, or you don't care anything about say
ing your property which has cost you not a
little to bring into the way OF paying hand
some revenue if you would only take care OF
it, Why would you not take little trouble
to rid your orchard of this worm which rem
ders 50 much of your fine fruit uasaable and
almost useless except to feed swine' You
are wild, man, you must protect your apples
or they are gone up
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

RAISE MORE STocK.-We are raising too
much grain for export and not enough cattle,
and there Is no doubt but that throughout the
great West, for all the time 10 come, the
breeding aud fattening of cattle will be the
most profitable single branch of farming that
can be followed, especially among that class
who believe in saving only the best females
as breeders, and using thereon, by selection
or purchase, none but highly-bred males.
The quantity of beef may be greatly increas,
ed by increasing the size of our cattle. The
substitution of shorthorns would greatly in
crease the quantity by increasing the size
over those of common or scrub cattle. a
shor,-horn steer was butchered il Detroit
recently that weighed A. 10 pounds alive, and
yielded 5000 pounds of dressed beef This Is
believed 10 be the largest animal ever sllugh.
,e-eS for beef on this continent.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13
A Hanging Garden of Sponge is one of tn

A Hanging Garden of Sponge is one of the
latest novelties in gardening. Take white
sponge of large size and sow it full of rice,
oats and wheat. Then place 1t for a week or
ten days IN shallow dish in which little
water is constantly kept, and as the sponge
Will absorb the moisture, the seeds will begin
to sprout before many days. When this has
fairly taken place, the sponge may be sus-
pended by means of cords from hook In the
window where little sun will enter. 1t will
thus become a mass OF green, and can be
kept by merely immersing in a bowl of water.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

PLASTER AND AsHEs.-A Minnesota cores
pondent of an agricultural journal says that
once, while riding in the ears, he noticed on
either side of the track for some distance a
tract of almost barren sand-the only vegeta-
ton seen being now and then sickly white
birch and little, sorry-loeking sorrel. Two
gentlemen, evidently farmers, were talking OF
manures, when one SAID: DO you know
what would clothe those lands with good
crop of cover% The other gentleman look.
ed incredulOus and shook his head. We'll, con.
tinued his interrogation, plaster and ashes will
do it, for have tried it on just such land, and
at the end of the third year there was a heavy
sward on it, He did not forget the conver
satlon, but went home and sowed barren
knoll over with plaster and ashes, and to his
astonishmenl good crop of clover came in
though he did not put in grain OF seed. lie
then tried the experiment on his pasture
lands with marked success, so much so that
he recommended it to his neighbors whose
pastures were thin, and in three years the
pasturc.lands in that section would feed near
ly double the stock that fed on them before.
Ashes in the neighboring village rose in
price, and the farmers today buy all they can
get at sixty and seventy-five cents per barrel
and find it pays well at that.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

How to deal with wet boots: When they
are taken off, fit them quite full of dry oats,
which will rapidly absorb the least vcsti &c
of dam pness from the wet leather, As ii
takes up the moisture tswclls and fills the boot
with tightly fitting last, keeping its form
good and drying the leather without harden
ing it. In the morning, shake out the oats
and hang them in bag near the fire, to dry
ready for the next wet night, draw on the
boots, and 90 happily about the days work
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

CoIIc IN HoRsEs-A correspondent took
a thick bed comforter, bound it round the
horse, went to the well and drew water, and
poured it on till thoroughly soaked. 1t
steamed like a pot boiling. In less than fit.
teen minutes from the time he commenced
the watering process, the horse was up and
eating.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

\ oung lady in astore in Terre Haute, Ind
Ch-ssimas-Eve, was looking at a musIc-box
that had Just ceased playing Wishing to hear
it again, she attempted to start 1t, bat with
out success. oh, pshsw,' said she, it won
90 for me- One of the proprietors oyerhear
ing the remark, stepped up and said; 4 wish
was music box-Id go for you.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

An experienced dairyman says that after
trying several plans Of preventing turnips,
when fed to milch cows, from imparting an
unpleasant taste to milk and butter, he at last
succeeded perfectly by cutting good slice
off the top and another off the bottom OF the
bulb, taking care to remove all roots by the
last slice The centre Of the turhip IS given
to the cows, sliced as usual. If this plan is
strictly followed, both milk and butter will
be perfectly sweet.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

SALT AS MANURE.-Various experiments
have been tried By NJ. Peligot and Others in
Europe to test the value Of salt as manure.
The following summing up seems 10 nave
been arrived at Salt should never be ap-
piled other than III "a pulverized state, and
never be employed on impervious, cold ana
humid soils. The best manner to use 1t Is to
combine it with other manures, a dose OF
200 pounds weight to the acre being sum-
cieDt. When to destroy insects. IT should oe
applied before sunrise. In the case OF &c
reals, salt strengthens the stems and causes
the ears to fill better, and favors the dlSsolu,
tion and assimilation of the phosphales ana
siIicates. It acts vigorously on potatoes; 1t
can be detected in their ashes to the extent OF
one half of one per cent Asparagus Is aver
table glutton in the presence OF salt. dose
of 800 pounds per acre acts without fail on
beets, injuring their value for sugar purposes,
but enhancing it for the feeding OF cattle
Cola has as marked prediction for sal,
as asparagus, and in Holland, where the cul
ture of peas is so extensive, salt is something
like a necessity. Mixed with hay in the pro-
portions of u quarter Of pound to hun
dred weight, the fodder is rendered more ap-
petizinc; but the best way to feed 1t to ami
mails is to allow them to enjoy it in the shape
of rock salt. 1t IS calculated that horse ap-
propriates one tenth of an ounce of salt an
OK one-haf that quantity, and a sheep and
pig one-half that required by an OK
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

The greatest sufferers by grasshoppcrs ii
Nebraska are those who put all their hope
IN corn crop. The small graiu raisers hav,
something left.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

There are yet standing in Maine 100000
fect of pine timber, while the growth of hem
lock and spruce Is said to be almost mex
hausiible
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

Agriculture in Portugal is still in primi
tive state. and the nipple ments employed dit
fer very little from those in use in Roman
times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

An agricultural paper says that kind words
will cure a cow of kicking, but many prefer
the old way of mauling the critter with .
fence rail until her heart is broken.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

Green peas, grown in the open air, have ap.
peared in the Savannah market
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

Florida now thinks "A national garden
ought TO be establIged there.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

Morris county n. Y, last season shipped
2l5 baskets of peaches to city markets.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13

The ice crop Is bountiful.
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FEVER AND A0UE.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents There Is
not a retaodiAl agent in the world that will
lever and acus, and all other malarious, billions,
tosri-t, Typhoid, yellow and other levers taided
by Railways Pii:sl quick Rad sy's Ready
Relief q. Fifty oen,s Ter Bottle.
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel. Diabetes,
Drupry, strppGge of water, incon'inence of urine,
Brighrs disesse, aibuminuriA, and in all cases
where there are brick-dust deposits, or the water
is tnick. cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white OF egg threads like hite silk, there
is n morbid DARK, bilious appearance, and white
hone dust deposIs, and wb-n there is pTicsing,
burning sensation when passing ~ateT, aad pain
in the ssns all of the back and along the ioins-
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Every Day a. Increase in Flesh and
Weigh; Is seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every drop Of the sarssparillisn Resoivsnt com
muuiost-s through the blood, sweat, urine. and
otieI nlids snd jaces of the system, the Nigor OF
lie, fOr il repairs the wastes Of the bSdy with
and sound material Scroiula, syphilis, Con-
sumption grandulhr disease, ulcers in the throat,
mouth Ipmors, Nodes IN the glands and other
paiIs of the system, eyes, styumcr0us dis
charges from The ears, and the wont forms OF skin
diseases. eruptions, lever sores, scald head ring
werm, salt rheurn, eryGpe,as, scne, black epois
worIns in the flesh, tuIn0Gs cancsrs in the womb,
and all weakening and painful discharges, night
swrats loss of sperm and all wastes Of the life pin
cspIe, within the curative range Of this wonder
OF modern chemistry, and few DAYS Will
prove to any person using il for either OF disease
iis potent loser 10 cure them.
II the potent, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition hat is continually pro-
crossing, succeeds in arresfing these vases, and
repairs the same with new msieTia, maze from
healthy h0od-and this the Sarsapsr ilisn will snd
deOs secure-s cure is certain Tor when once this
remedy COMMENCES IL work Of purihcation. and
succeeds in diminishing the lose OF wastes, IL re-
lsirs will lie rapid, ana every day the psJent will
fel himself gro wing better sn6 stronger The TODD
ioa digetins better, appetite improving and aesh
ami weight increasing.
Not only does the sarsaparil ian Eesolvcnt excel
all known renedical agents in the eur- Ci Chrome,
-croiulcus, Constitutional ard Gkin diseases; but
is the only positive cure .or
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Health !! Beauty
strong AID Pure R.h Blopi-Tr.r-c-e Of Flesh
ard Neight-CI-af SKIN aud neaJtiiGl
Complexion secured 10 al.
fsKk. IsADWAY'S
SarsapariIIian ResoIvent

Has maie the TlOs' AEtOnifhing Curcs 90 qu ok, so
rsp,d the cnEn, rha body undorgoes uDdpr
Ih., rtiaeEcc oI this truly wordcriai modiciue,
At
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DIR. G.. ALEXANDER.

Corner of Fifth Street and Chrisfy Av.nue. saInt
~ Louis. No.. with over tw enty Years experience
In the TIRE stment OF Private Diseases. guarantees
cure In ali cases without the OF Mercury.
A6-Dr. AIexander's s :. Basam of Herbs ., is war
ranied TO cure spermaforrhea Semi nal Weakness
In al Its various forms, restores Lost Power ard
Youthful Nigor. when impaired by eNcesses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars sent 10 any address.
kS-Dr. A. g Circular on Private Matters - sent
FRkE 10 any address. which fsliy explains In. nature
symptoms and method of cure OF all Private and
Delicate diseases in male or EeaIale.
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DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tsstsless, elegantly costcd With swees
gam, purge, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
s.renetben. kayvay'e PillAs fos ths cure Of al
disoracrs ofthe Stomach, Lfvps. BovelB, Kidney.,
Bladder, Nervous Dseasea, Hen 3ache, Conetip q
tson, u.st,veness, Indikestion. dyspepsia, ilious.
nss, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Pbes and all Dsrangeeents Of the Internal yisuera
Warranted TO effect . positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, Containing no mercury, miners,s, or
aelt ferrous drugs.
sSoeserve ihe following synpsons rssaltsng
from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
Construction, Inward Piies, Frlness Of the Blood
in the H.a,, Acidity of the stomach, eausea
heartburn, Disgnst oi Food, Ful.ness os Weight
in the ctcln.eh, Sour Eruptions, sinking or Fiat-
terings In the PIT Of tbs Sto.naeh. swimming o.
the Head, hurried and Difficult Breathing Fiut-
t-fihss as IN Hsxr,, Choking o. su1sesting sensa-
tion when in . Lying Posture. D1mpcss Of Vision,
Dots or Vets beiore the sight, Fever saa Dull
Pain in the Mead, Deficiency Of pin tica, Yei-
lcvness Of the skin and Eses, Pain In the side ;
Chest, Ii nhs. and sudden Flashes sf Heal, Burn
tng IN the Fiesh.
4 fes doses Of RADWAYS PILLS VII fsce the
system, fro;n al the above named disSrScrs.
fricc IS cents Per box. Sold BY Drusgists-
Resa s'FAISE ARD TEUE."
send eus le.ter-s,amp 70 RADwAY & CO.. N
- wan-a 81, kev fork. ln:srlaatsea worth
thoAAnas viii Be- ssut ysu.
sprtil3th-Sod&v.S6
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sumOr of Twelve Years. Growth
Cured by Railways Eeso'yeEt.

BEVERLY, Mass, July 10. 1863.
ia. EADwaY:-i have bad ovarian tumor In the
oyaTi.s J Il towels All the doctors said ''there
NO hep fcr it'' Tired everything that sss
I-oompi-nd.d, hut pot5irg helped nae. saw
Sour Eesolvenf, and thought / would try it; hut
had no faith in II, because 1 hsd suffered for
twelve yesIs 4 took six bottles OF the keso;vent
and one TO, of Railways PIlls, and two bottles Of
your ktaoy Relief, there IS not sign OF tumor
TO be or felt, and feel better, sRiarier and
happier than have for twelve years. 1he worst
tuner in the left side of the bowels, over the
groin. write this 70 you for the benefit os Others.
ou can pabiish IL II you choose.
bAENAE. z. KNAPP.
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Essabsfsbed In e. Louis s0 1897.
Cures ali Private Diseases in q short .ilae either
In male or female; ehsrsos 20. ices. uses no m-r-
DR.. BoHASsAps 'sTreatise Oh Special Ia,-
eases, Z" which fully explains the nature, czuses
syTaptoIDs &c. VI .spermstnrr ''or Seminal
Weakness syphilis, Feaa.c Complaints, all irs-
Jstimeiits Of Marriage, and ysuabie inforu:srion
On other delicate sabe ecfs, cent Fk.E TO sd3I...
In plain, sealed envelope. on receipt of one stamp
DR.. B0HANNAE's VEGETABLE CURA.
TIVE permanently cures all forms of 'Spsr,rst-
orohea' Seminal Wsatrsss' in fro.n txo to
seven weeks time. II rcsfSres Lost Power and
brinsh TACK the youthful vigcr o. those VINO have
destroyed IL by sexual eScezsss or sTI practices.
This remedy has been used by Or. Isvhannau IN
his private pratios tor over thirty yesrs, aud has
reveT failed in curing even the worst .asss. Tric,
Five Dollars rec. 10 any a3irtSs, tfIss fIop, oh
servsttual.
DIR. RoHAsEAN's Vegetable yphilis Curs,i
warranted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In all
is s.agss, and eradicate he last ve~tye Of SypAil-
iuc poison from the systaLa those having the >.
ease lurking in tEeiE blood, concealed from obsgr-
vatioE, in Its constitutional form, thereby leopard
ixing the health and hsppiueR Of another, IS wall
ss that q their offspring, should immediately Use
this medicine, and be cured for rJaE. Piscs II ,e
Dollars. Sent TO any address
DR. ROHANSAE's Pile Ointment IL gusrsr.
teed Q certain cure for Ples, no matter what form
or how long standing, IN from thTee TO I've DAYS
Price One Dollar Sent 10 any ediIess 10y mail
fneeD cent? extra fcI postagel.
Address Dr. q. A. BoRASEAN Nc.srs North
Fifth Street, ST. Ionis, 10.
SS-Fersons Ienitting Lioney by Insii Tor uiedi.
eines, ~ill send by 'Poetof,ce Order or 'Rogis-
ssred Letter dee2aJ&v
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DR.. WHITTIER,

6l7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, No.
Has been longer saqd1si &, the special ef AL
venereai. Sexyai and Chronic Diseases
Syphilis, c o,oryhooa, elect, srricturc.
Orchitis. Hernia. or Rupture, ali Crinar;
Oisea SOS aaa syphlilticcr or nsercufiaI affec.
TORS .. The throat, sx! or Bones, are tre.si
Seernatosrhcoa, Sexual Debility and
lmpotercy, IS he result Of self a5gse in yoetA
ps sree.ses Al ataref years. vheh
3rotGee sone Of the foor5s effects: sesa
ezis,iea. aebif:y' disas.s Of sight Srteetss rse,orI
2irps' on rs y1es fhssical decay evs-ssos 90 seacy
fnses oo-ioa of td,rs loss Of serssi eoser.
d.-iss marriage lmpropsf or unhappy. ar.
sbsre sent 10 sseed enueicpe for postage stamps.
Diseases peculiar 70 women. sab 4"
.hiss. CA,Jrsss DIseeses and orrAsvcs
sfs1iiN &C. sa>oessfCliy tre,tet. Des--fr.i-. p@- -
ssf &c tfed Tor stalps vi.h experience
nt tits seH eridsntts At Physi=.zn ihsts
encs Of eases .T-y year seqares great ss Physi-1s
koo~us tsis frequently rsccmmen8 persons care
isted. Ghsn i- inoonveriert to visi. tac ~ fsF
esenes be express essfr-b=r-
Cu-seie guaranteed where evsts 70 i-f-a.
s;st.t- ora-e aSG-s "a Il. toIP- n. snBdsys lzs Z
Pg F~ss,s altf IN tss cisy asr beur, nc, CA
arset to re ofos. II at nj 1t ring the Door BsLL
The abs-Heet 10 whole hons OF twelve rcols ia the
mast ertsaEe IA the country, smbraeine Reception 49,
tSl-usziiOr rcras- Boarding snd eeepins aparsrgs:
H.los-i and gspcf Rs:hs; conpresensivs Lahorztory
vslrc al r.iicn the are prear-l
AZ. rar. ,-s,,o; .; eli The IersTy, WHERE tie "a ali
latest st,ass-i ~asr OF al' sscs medicine are
foGsd .is .ai-si pises Ifs ave and co!Srs liz.
tiEs:rr.i oSaii,ic7- which have beea proearef
fnn = fraE--, rrrardacss ~ expease. and
a.. - ' ---.r = /. J -a.>rs. Addr,,s as 1ses>
0EkhAcx-cs-xA1xxyS4s ElSszanS1 u
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c. and 20 West Menrse 81:
mare7-ikv.lsm CHICAGO, Ill.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
NEW YoEK, Oct. II, is1o.

from prominent gentleman and resident of Gin
cinnsti phia, ipr the past lorty years well knosn
q" IN. 4 aper pabiiSherS Throughout tue United
S.R'.s:
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'r IN. aper pa biishers Throughout tue United
s.R'.s:
NKw YoEK, Oct. II, is1o.
DR- RAp~aY.-pear Sir:-i am induced by
snze duty 10 t.ss sufe lug 4, mcse brief STATE
'ssst oi the working VI your aetieine on my SELF.
FoS : yoTai yesis tad been Affected with soDis
tgoutle in the bladder and urinary organs which
s"me Twelve monik sgo culmins.ed IN n,o-i ter
ribl. Affecting disease, which the physicians all
said ~rs prestaiie structure IL ihe uretha ~ so
Inflammation OF the kidreys and bladder, snd
gave IL as their opinion that my age-7S years
would prevent my ever xeiting radically cured.
had tired \ number OF Phys'cians, and had taken
large quantity OF medicine, both allopathic ana
homeopathic; but had got no relei- had read
of astonishing cares having been made by your
remedies, and some four months ago read
iice In the Philad-lphis SATURDAY Evening Post
OF cure having been effected on q person who had
hong Teen suffering - had Lssn. went night OF
sni got some OF ca h-your taraparillian Resol-
Vent, Ready Re;ief, and Regulating Fils-snd
commenced tsktng them. In three days vas
greatly relieved. and nov seel - velr % ever.
c. W. JAMES. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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