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At tho Inst session Of tho Pennsylvania Leg
ialnture the House passed resolution direct
ing its Speaker 10 appoint n committee
charged with tho investigation of tho State
Trunsury, aiil authorized TO send for persons
md rnperR and 10 llnyo accoEH to nll rocortlB
in tho office of tho Treasurer. Tho Commit
toe waa duly appointed. It wnited npon tho
State Treasurer ansl huggcHtetl TINT it would
like to look Mt gomo figures, 1fo refused TO
''rccognizo" tho Committee. 11o declined to
produce hia accounts. The representatives Of
tho people Of Pennsylvania wore informed
that not d scrap OF pnpor, not leaf of
book, not q row Of figures, would be shown
tholn. Dishonesty Ind no it1ea Of furnishing
tho proofs Of its own guilt. twill bo re1nen-
bercd that certain oficin1 thief mined TWEED
once declined to "recognize" a demand for
the production of his accounts. Tho mn
ne,1yre did not pay in tho long run. Tho
willy person Who sits In tho Treasuror's Office
Mt Harrisburg is apparently not vcrsod in
recent political history, else he would scarce
ly lnvo takcn this disastrous leaf ont Of
TwEEps book. Tho refusal to submit tho
accounta Ia tantanount to MI acknowledg-
ment that tic accounts nro--milt1ly spcnking
wrong. No other Inference can be drawn
from it. Yet mark how tho press Of Phila-
delphia receives this exposure. Hero is tho
Press, which prints tile Coni1nittees report
on m inside pnge, gives 1t contomptno'ls
heading, and makoa not the slightest editorial
reference to tho graye mntter.
Tho COMMITTEE managed to recover from
the blow Of not being recognized" by
MAc9Er. It proceeded to Investigate this
porpon without lH assistance. It hns pub
lisl,cd aproliminary report, which is important,
not only for whnt it says Of future investiga-
tion when the Legislature has met and tho
House orders tho necessary books and papers
| to be produced, but for itself. Three points
nre made.
During twelve yonrs from Dec. l, 1862, the
| State Treasury has received not cont of ill.,
tcrest on the funds deposited in bnuks. The
average monthly balance in the hnnds Of tho
| Treasurer has been 81, 1000 Interest on
tllia, at + per cent, would have amounted to
more than u, 100000. Who got this money :?
It WAS paid to somebody, of course, and that
somebody WIS not the State, If tho
Trons,,rer rotninel this interest for himself,
he is liablo to fine, imprisonment, and re-
moval from Office By impeachment or judicial
decision. In plain English, the nattr
amounts to this: From December, 1869, to
December, 1874, some pcrson or persons
pocketed 100000 n year which belongs to
the Treasury of the people Of Pennsylvania
rhia is what tho Philadelphia Fress considers
not of sufficient importance to require odito-
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CHQRPENNING AGAIN.

The CIIOnPEHHINQ Case l8 9GAln 10 tho front.
This man Cf1onrENHlSu hol certain contracts
for carrying tho mnif in California md tho
Territories for two yenrs, ut very liberal
price, The contract called for tho delivery
Of the 1nril BY a certain route, but he obtain
ed permission when n portion of That route
in tue winter WIS impossible to ',so another
ronte. Subsequently lis contracts, because
Of his failures, were Cancelled. He presented
his accounts. md they vera settled, md he
was pail. lie then presented claims for OK.
tra compensation for carrying tho mails over
tllo route, mud this claim WAS settled. ne
next appealed to Congress, which body VIC
think voted him something, which he got.
Another demand was made by him, and Cou-
gress directed tile Postmaster G. euerat to tcnr
open aud relear an1 resett1e his cnse. Post
mastor-General DRows, who went out Of
office in 1856, though protesting against tho
honesty Of tho claim and acting in obedience
to the resolution Of Congress-, reaudited the
claim, ind allowed him S1D9, QUO. Each of
tl.cso settlements was "iu full" by tllis
time CuonrE$s1sa had been rail twice tho
amount which all his contracts called for,
G.,a",,'.>,,,.>,, 1,o,ro,,ox ~. ,,ot ,o,,ovc;1
uAa,a-ss ~, s,,,,,;aa,;o,, 1.,. tho Do.
~ .-. .oo". ~ s-.s, ..,i,as n,an. T.xoo|.
.s''.a ~, .as.'sa, ~ $500. H. a,a.
aua . .,.t 49,. ,'se. s,a,,,! .1.o;.,a, on',
nolus .t''' :. "1 IT, an',os,ss1 I ~ ran ~,
'oau nys N',-' " ,ouAva 49, Hfp ~ 49,
s.es': '.':, "n'oa n" 10y r;'.au,, -, 49,, 'o:.
,''o4N'ona n1.sa. ..:at ,.a,e,,,.;a, an
no -.;naa.aa ~ r.. 1or. crs... ~ ponrsv1.
6'aeeso ~ 49,. 80, =. .''a .sn. ;.naa.,,t
'"A'"' "4n r.so1' ~. n.a.-as.a@ 1o1aro1 -
.. a. ] n,.enn.,,.rn 49, a,so a.,a,. th;a Tina
| ofoA 7,'",s..s.. 60, -
." 49, r.,....,...,, nj, =
tnN' ''~"'A.' ;, -.,.'.1..,
pNs0aso ~ o .ss.,.,' ,a.as $500, H.,
!.oa ''xoa.sanh1aa " @ ' H. n.,.r. ' ~ e1a1sonnr
s e.a e' '.e. -' 49," :.to-'s;.,s. IT,.
~ .,s. d~a,. m h,, pa.tn,as.se ~ +se f.anara, ~ 1,naa
wn1, T., earor =, cuonnrxx,,a .raa ,oau;ra
49,. 49,. ~. ,.7 ~ -, 49, ,rrss~"- fH
nmsae % IT. IT, ~ -. 49, - ;usn. @ ~ % 49, 1,.aasa.'
''s. on., ss.., ~ ~. 49, ,,'a % nos.,,octas 49, ~ Ca,,
"n 49,, 0 ,,an ..a'aaoa ' w ~. ..aa ,'a., =,
1,' -: 80,
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M ~ s -,
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POLITICAL NOTES


Mhssachusctts' In sheer deapeFat'on' nv
turned from her profosalona' poAt'c'anst ~
Ben busler ana osKea Amos, anu askeo oa
ecnola1s 10 take fafs ~ puolo aha'tS' t1o+
seeIye' OF Amherst college, sla well kno"n'a
memnot OF conefess'eleos anu 11eN'asa,
Eliot Of AowaEd' and ffealaone cnaooou.os'
"1ihAmst arc henuonea tof oeasenliA' o'r
ernor.
West Virginia now claims thepalm for ousaud
out in1Iat,on hou1 I1,c1,ts hut, no doubt, By sk
tlmo the opiu.uns OF Apr public men have baes
thoroughly calyxaHod, tho common herd vii
have como to wiser yiows. Buc1 was tho esped
enee in Missouri, Which WAS formerly tho mod
pronounced imitation State In the Union, but not
haa within her borders only ono loading usEr
paper preaching imitation doctrine.
The Democratic managers in OHIO arc t1sfps
to have Mr. pcntlloton appear ns a nor. of h.pp1
compromiso between Allon aud Thurman nj
1,ava tho authority Of tho Cincinnati Corr
,nerctat for tle a atatcmont. Tho int,matiop is, d
courac, that pcpdloton has thus fur been ths
chief aainer by tho l,apaor Hill Conyentia,
md In caae Of its Endorsement at tho poll
wou,d bo tho ou1y available Presidential csrdl
,,ato from Ohio bofo.e tho Democratic Nstloas
r,nv.,1t,on.
It, rh.r,o. .o,ro,o-,. .rr.,,u,,ont NJ La
u... vo,,. ra',,t ~ hnna,,. h.. not t.1,cn n
~" ~" ns.a ,.sa., ~ 49, u..to !. .horoucs,
ou'. o*ae ao r. esa " , @ - IT, nj
, 1875-07-26

Tho Postmaster General continues his
crlsnac against derclict nnil-service contract
orr, and Inns placed In the hands Of tho At
torney- Gencral tho names Of thirty-nino who
fai]ed to execute their contracts, md who
will DO sued for the additional cost 10 tho
Government involved in relctting the routes
ut higher rntc.
, 1875-07-26

Republic from disintogration- For this mnn,
therefore, to revive the bitter memories of
TINT ttrnggle nt this late .lny, is only 10 re-
yiso lis own infamy aud 10 secure his own
condemnation
, 1875-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

r,,r rv1o, or THE ROSES, TnE WHITE AND
the rt II rrrfru5 cnohAnii1r nn tin fh cn"rt tMns
have t,san hJamted With lAltd's Hlt"tn ~ tm,; ~.
tbs. s,old ty MI druKRtsts.
, 1875-07-26

LAFAYETTE CHATTER, No: z, z. 4. M,-st7tc1
business aud work tho II. II. uegrce. " order VI
The II. r, r.. ~. IGGht-Ats oeet
, 1875-07-26

uoo1rr's T11EATHE-Raudo1rh ntrees, brswern
Clark an1 1saalIc. Engagencnt "t tho unoh square
t,ompai,y. Tho Two Dr1tlans."
, 1875-07-26

Greenbocks on Saturday opened at S91,
advanced 10 and closed ut 8o3.
, 1875-07-26
Tbe Gblfstop GIlbasre.

Monday Morning, July 40, 1875.
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was ssrerly looked eat Cor. Then 81
uho could would leave their work ard
starr FER tie post ofFoe. Fierce ere The
Discussions between the BeechsFi,es sod
11uonlies. Many pleasure seekers arc
here, dram hiihsr By SLOW q cattle and
cong Of birds Mrs Or. Woodward has
Fons on q trip west. Mrs, DR. Hoy, has
been very 81 bot is now recovering Oar
old.,ime summer friend, J. W Snow, 4
recovering his health. Orchard u him
self nxaiu. for which all rejoice. The
little whiie church has renewed ils youth
hy means 81 msgic coat Of paint ard
now makes pretty picture for ibc eye
20 rect upon in It's frame work Of living
green. An amusing Incident occurred
during the heavy thunder storm OF the
STD inst, showing that the days q hero
ism and self sacrifice sre not yet over
A brood Of Young tender turkeys having
escaped the parental wing, meandered
through a sunny meadow land rejoicing
Ia their freedom the bright day the
pcseefal skies, forgetfal Of storms, eager
eyed hawks, sickness or death Bot The
heavens darkened, Che thunder pesled,
the winds howled, the lightning flashed,
and these foolish yonng turkeys, realiz-
ing their distance IRON the shelieripg
roof, were filed with dire alarm, aud
knew not where 20 turn. Just as they
were preparing to "give up the ghost,
the mistress of the house, an old lady
with bent form and "sIlvcr threads among
the gold, = but like Martha, careful and
troubled about many things, having
forseen their dangers from her seat by
the settle, brayely opened The house door
flew up the avenue, through the barn
yard and into the meadow to the relief Of
the wildly distressed brood, actually per-
.formiag the part Of the mother turkey
by brooding them through the storm
There was something touching in her
devotion. The lightning played about
her feet but she stood on unmoyed
men might me ana men might so,
Bat dtc stood on forever
When the storm was over, one by one,
she transferred the little forms TO her
apron and was seen vending her way
homeward, a drenched and dripping
figure. Are the days of martyrdom over
July IS
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SaB0 Capor Ehti luenceaf thg stomach IS
hs hBlH shoaid De eapiully berded Lft the
stomach b. in Sigh degree o. ulbed ana ne
rlArl nervous syst6a becomes q suno er BRING
tho 8 auaeh to healthy on1, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes pejfedt running
order HapNy hgyt y 10 necessity l0r any long
diserhuNoncli of he flnc IONS " tho stomach
since n A}rR's lttjs SIC have 90 perftc, a com.
hiiatou sdmiFahly adapted forrohtf They have
s God the les Oi years and have CNhiltcd stoit-
achic properties most wonderful. Their wise uso
BY keepne the eslom Ia perfect order. promotes
Hngeu y aud nha Is Ter tier, ensures lhu fuli
enjoyment ~ The tlmn spout De va usc Thorn
cad know hHr value tafence (Kas ronccf
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InpoarANr 70 rnAy.Lens.

when you visit or leave lhe City Of
NEw ioRK, save annoyance aiid expense
~ carriage hire aud stop ~ the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite ne hRkND
CENTRAL DEryT. II has ovef $50 elegant.
~ furnished rooms aud j. l4ted up 81 an
expense Of over s90)W0 Elevator f,
.team and all modera improvements r.
European Plan. The RES fAIkANis,
Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best llle markets can fur
nish. The c0taHe Il unsurpassed Rooms
Tor a single person, 81 90 and g. per day.
rich suites fJr families pfop0rtiouaieiY
low, SO that visitors b. ne ciiy aud lrag-
eiers can live more lnxuriauslY, for .ess
money, az the GRAND UNION, thsu 81
any other Grst-claes Hotel ia the city
Stages and Cars pass tic Hotel every
minute Tor al pAfis Of the Ciiy. @. r.
4 w. ID. GARRISON, Aahagers.
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1T Bceause It il adapted 70 al the wants Of
family sewing
a. Becau-e Il can be readily comprehended
by any one wishing 70 sew.
81. Because Il runs easily
i.h. Because t j. always rtady and never
takes 90 ''dts
5ib Beesure It vii DO any Hind Of sowing
sith lees changes AID river ia attachments
han any other machiaa
gh Because itls set-bdjusflug
1th y cause u Il made II the very best ms.
tcrial- aal in the most thorough manner, and
siii nfysr wear cut.
Itisatso thread naciHne making an elastic
Lo,k-sbich
Itha- a str ight short needle.
u hsh y shuttle with Fetebt Spring Tension.
IL uppe Tension requires no manipulating
70 sdmll the passage q kiBly - uneven thread
sheihsr hnen cotton on silk
lie ai1ng II done upon the under slde BY
tarulng It ~ On iis hinges. aud soiling goods j.
impossible
H. stand i solid AID ffn.
III table b. long and toum},
Every part sDrts positively, srd ~ Hoi1 suJ.
joei 70 ihe yielding W uncertain operauol u
syringe
reps8s
< eIies aud an srleits required are fur.
aisheJ 81 ess prces tHsh those Tor ether ma.
chimes
fAc above -owiag Machine j. offered ~ shit
paper ~ ptemium lof eiibs Hre trrms
Al ers ebHied ftr every ipEh % thi. vicinity
AldiCas ~ Aboea sad sfate IL whst phper yOg
sA4 tAis aaye rsealeat et
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Min. EDITOR: Not much worthy OF
note has transpircd over here "among
the hills since your last issue, aud yet,
| suppose old residents, now 10 distant
iaud., look out weekly a. eagerly for
"Saudgale locals as though i were the
stage, whereon grea, events were trans
pifing The farmers "irom early dawn
10 set a sun" may usually be seen plow-
ing, boeing Of moving Tic boys gcner-
ally end time 10 take iheir sweelhearts
ont riding ufter The lGbors Of the day are
o'er, and those that haven't any sweet
hearts stay 81 home and mix The cows
The children with one seccfd go bare
ioof, Stag ont % school and pick berries.
Ouc schoolma' am was seen sitting In her
realm with one solitary pupil, not bend
iug all her energies 10 form The youthful
mind but fast asleep. 'Twas q picture
FOR al artist --ihe afiefnoon sun casting
is beans scross the 1eor, the open win
doHs, The scent Of pew mown hay filing
he room, The fair precepuess tipped
bsck with one hand grasping the ierule,
evidently enjoying her siesis, aud the
child tirtoeng carefully around, book
80 hand ready TO edo lhe sludious" al i
seconds warning. Bot We were no ar.
dsi, %, sfer moments glance, stole
softly away All The political ard mora
questions Of ,he dsy are 81 zeal0usly dis
cussed here ~ u the great cities. hfea
vas be anxiety 70 know ibe verdict Il
lie BeeeheF trial, aud tie approach O
1 "sloveF,7 bearing the tri-weekly mai
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TIE nf1t nfaa1sf tsHnmaHiasgser 81 kaat.lFanl
Ladae II a A. NJ wl be heA a. Thasslas
srtHiEE, 9alF it. lssa 81 Aae ~ rset
] a. WHirFtE. w
AiI"Rifam Chsptst. 81. n, "a. a. u.
Next lesn.Af tsavecatiaa ea Wt3aea8st stru
iuE say 81. II 10 e'giask
II +. sfMnNps. Nfr.
W. u tgK. sect
Skinner rost SO. "a. a. A. a..
Meets o. Ge3Safn nofsr Hail Faetafy Paial ga
shv agd Euralsy vfcu ~ q rsaa mualb
ESQ q SESSIONS Commander
Grant lodEc. Ne. fet, >. - q.
Merts AZ A6ams Hsl esofz We3Hesdaf ererinr
a. o'eIoek al memhrs = thr "af8rtr ARE
lnutea btRWa meetings ttuf' afs, aaA thifa
BedafsiAt fyvhisE e tssa meata a u'eaet
e. d HN1T. J. lt
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Telegraph omss
Open from sA n. 10 ST. y
aorEL ARRIVALS.

fns Egrnos noCsE. Y n DAVIS, Proprietor
RF Conoyer. Neu fok
Mrs.. ". H. DlkonAn. Washington
Mr. If. l.. Leland. BfooAiyn.
Geo. Il. wkgrpn AID wife Troy
Mits Isacawo0d. d.
J. &. ToWBsoud. Connecticut
NJ. aad Mr., N Br9wn, Nrw iogk
cisrcheo T. Brawu, do
Kas'y l. brown and maid d
l.. Margan DC
Mr.. s klntrsua. Boston.
Mrs. G " Ihayer, 90
Miss Annie H. Within, whiiinsvl 9.
R.F Hatfield, IT,, Scw YORK.
Misc Hatfield, do
J.K Freddy anil wife, I1disde'phs
Mss,er Freddy. Do
Mfs Geo Dodge, Cleveland
\ o Dodge, %
Miss IuoH. a.
g3lett Ward, Orange, n. J
Mrs rhdip Ward, %
Niles Roberts Neu York
Miss Eya Van warl and mAil Hew York
y. r. Stanton, %
Joseph u Brows aud wiic, do
Master nraHh.
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btaAAHlNt hAfhtNtAb7 - Aat ~ huhpNf
OF brick for sale.
Gen. Bowman was Ia town this
morning, lie reports the road ia the
summit Of Mt. Elainox in lne condition
and business Increasing.
Tho genial DC. Brown left for New
York yesterday to attend TO bushes COR a
few days. There IL almost vacuum cat
the Yves, End" when the doctor leaves.
Tho fruil crop Ia this section will be-
light. The apple trees blossomed very
encouragingly, bat most Of the young
fruit has already fallen OF.
--liaying comes week or two later
than usual, but there will be very fair
crop on most farms. On old worn out
lands the crop will be very light.
&C. r. Long, Esq, OF Detroit, has re-
Gently placed very Gue vase IN bis lot
In Dellwood Cemetery This makes the
seventh now In the cemetery.
III the ushers at the Congregational
Church could be Ia their places little
earlier Sunday mornings, !, would be
much more pleasant for strangers who
q attend church.
More than seven miles 81 the Harlem
Extension railroad lies Ia The town Of
4 Manchester, ga rods In school district
NJ, 6, so 10 No. -, 23i Ia No 3, $40 ID
! No ~, $50 II No. 10 aud POI With depot
] 10 No .. The road was assessed At $500
per mile aud The depot at 5000.
"a foe specimen Of the rare iiower
night blooming ecrcus, at The green house
In the cemetery, has blossomed twice
during the past week The blossoms
s only appear At night aud are very fra
gron,, illIng the air with delightful PER
iame.
The facilities for preaching Manchester
iteea New York by way OF Troy are very
good. Steamboat express leaves Troy Al
500 a. IA. aud arrives at Manchester a.
i0s20 a. m. The New York Drawing
Room Car Express leaves Troy at :Si
p. IN, and arrives al Manchester At 3 :3i
p. ~.
-Tave.ofs 10 and from saraloga arr
very well accommodated By the present
arrangement Of ,raius Leaving SAratogl
at9a M, via Rutland they will arrive
Al Manchester q, 2:2o p. IN. Leaving
Manchester At 2.2s m. via Troy thel
arrive II Saratoga a, $3.50 p. m
The batter manufactured At The fac
tors of HOLSTER a Welhttbee i nsed ex
e.usiSeiy fof the liable al the Eqaino
Iloate, ard i universally praised, eve
b. ihose Who are accustomed 10 est ID
famous orArge eaaaly batter. Wit
proper esre and SKIN 10 she msnotso,ur
Vermont batter snd cheese can beat ID
world.
e. y. Muutou Ia. taken several PAL
ties to tht summit q Nj, Eqainox dal
lag she past lwo weeks. The road IL
dee condition, and - drives to toe 70
Wiih his excufslon ssgens, where Geu
Bowman whh smiling couulenance
ready 10 receive ali " ho come WITH ID
beat The hoass saofds THIS oaght 20
place 81 more flsqaen; Teeorf.
The fsli term Of Barr end Burte
Seminary commences Augua 2aih. II
trustees Of tic Institution arc HaAkia
quite extensive fspairs % the inside
the building aRd The stH3enls' rcoms
well ss pew roof Thosc wishlng
avail themselves u The benefits q e
txosien, lasslsaslon sboald apply 10 q
principal 81 oBoe.
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. h. onlt MaN tn ,nre an.II,an,..-

Avoid ~ rong pursaitt pi5l- which only ex
hansi ne mnrou- Score sons aud wear put nature.
in HAWWsnSs pfRtsTAtric iazFNas are inss
the opposite tn res Gro he digestion Quicken
hp liver. and +; ue up the whole systcm. lhns eur.
ing Dyspepsia. Headache, nMziucss pCs and at
hrr n suits az BsHtruh CONSTIPATION ne chief
Gauss u u health. ospocia ~ among women. Trial
boz Soc. Large box Coo. mailed free for this lak.
price.
On HABRIsON's ICELAND BALsAM,
a splendid cure Tor CoUGHs HuAR=ENKss, aud all
fnHoAT and LuNa complaints. For sale by Il
S. HARRISON q o., Proprictors No I Tre.
mont Temple Boston, and by all Druggists
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1he most Hasrsfa alss Is fhe srta 81.
haaa soc ring iru Dyspepsia nnd tieff Cnn-
Fisiaf. awo hau seye p-hyC p.r COST s. ne
Ie las tbt lHrei iatesAr6 sflaBa tp8ih lhaut
lWa a-tsrs aUd tAglf fterfs such - sour
stomach PISA llfaiaehr. HaMiuai Ceahyencss
taipttsuoa q the g art Hear. -turi, Wattg-lrast
suaSlnb ana harnipE "a us a ule , IL V ibe
ssamagh ict8g St3u= aatd feusur ana eiss-
ersb.a isse IN thg mta b. eamine np " FL "a
aft,f sstag, Few sp3u 4 AZ. Go tas dtue store
vt MNi q llaf Manchester of \ Gpttuf, ~.
Ter, fnint and get q s. oaut bottle ofa sample
li't le iar lo cents IFg t Two doses All ~
heve sou.
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READER
Genue's Pan-k tlllng Magic oil cures Headache
senne's Pain Killing Magic Oh cures losIhaehe
kennc's Pan-kiinug Magic oil clrrs Neuralgia
Eennr's Pau-kiiinR Magic Oh ourcs ChOer, MOrhus
Henne's Pain Killing Magic OIL cares Rheumatism
tonnes pain-kiliing Magic on cures Lamcnessi
teuues Pain Killing Magic oil cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem 10 be proud OF telling hos.
'lame their shoulders arc Of "my cnck IN the
back or, 81 have got the sciatlca and de
ight IN braEgng that nothing can cure me -
out when we got su' ''aNiul folks % use Rem
NE's PAiS-kuIISa MAGIC on faithfully We
aot only cure their lamencss and charm away
their pains but We acsuslly take all that kind Of
'brag out Of theml' and they frankly own up,
aud sHy, 1T works like chafml'
sold by Druggists, Merchants and Groeers.
Gail for lenne's Magic OIL where you usually
trade.
1t is put mp ~ three sizes, called Trial size"
MEDIUM Size, aud Large Family Sizo bottles
WM, RENNE q sons
Sole pfoprictors and Manufacturer,
Pitts6od Mass
Sold by Wait& Hard Manchester, and by v
Grover, Factory Point 0eomly
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE pERuyIAN SYRUP

lie fEhUAIAN NJ hbR
yitaizes and Enriches the Blood, Tones up the
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