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, 1876-12-16

OPPRESSIVE TAxATIoY.-The curse
of cities is that their management too
often is cOnfided to irresponsible par
ties who find :heir profit iu plundering
the public. New York had her Boss
Tweed and his ring, and now We have
Philadelphia, which city is in about
as bad a way as New York under the
reign of Tweed. In Philadelphia it is
estimated that tax lew OF S3 so on
the s10O will be required to meet the
expenses Of the city government for
the ensuing year. On the face of it
a levy OF nearly four per cent. on the
taxable property of city is proof of
al effective system Of robbery in the
principal departments of the city GOV.
erDment. The net product Of the
wealth of a city Ike New York or
Philadelphia cannot be over five per
cent. in ordinary times, and is even
less in dull times, How then is a
property holder to pay IS 50 on each
slO0 of property-that is So 50 of
each So he receives as income. and
live on the balance, unless he is some.
thing more than a millionaire? Be.
sides this be has his State taxes TO pay.
and indirectly very onerous natioual
tax. When Government demiudS
more than one-Lalf OF the income from
man property for protecting it, ii
IL about time Government should he
arrested as robber. The PhiIadel.
phia Press says in reference to ,bi,
outrageous tax levy: property can.
not stand a tax of nearly four per
cent. when the banks fiud il difficu,t
to loan on collateral security at five"
, 1876-12-16

CAPT. E :. FovLFn, one Of the feuniers Of Port
Townsend whnh. lived there for more than quar-
Ter Ul a eeHtury, del that place last AuudIy. ne
hzi be aIiing NON a cnrer Tor nunier OF yesls,
and le.ta came 10 him Ike vic guest. lie Nas
man oi limited early e'neatioD, but Possessed OF
god native julgs1., Mt He here 1Il It
VlldaIn s. an let al g.r7n OF roses, equs TIM,
10 LIS ell drln a tar woI0iy competency, aisl the
priceless ieaey OF unsui.ied nzHe.-sssiste Dts-
f-dfe5,
, 1876-12-16
- go RE WAR,D!

4 GRAY MARE AND FOAL have strayei from
- ne un1rrsisuet ier the return Of wnich re-
ward OF n EN $40 DOLLARS VIII be nail TIE
Mare Is tTanded with a capital over an II, on the
LEFT shoulder and was last in the neigh hood
of hiehatd Wells. in Spring Val ey Tie a owe re-
ward w!t oe paid 20 ny WLo viii return tie sai
are snd teal TO the Lewiston Stage Barn, in WaIa
Wall8.
Also, GRAY MARE, branded P. on the left
s'@dtief sic siTayed nom Ranr-ils faTm On Rus
sell Cret <; sh= i well known a. Henry SeicIis -
L viii pay TIN so DOLLARS to any one WHO
VII return her to the Lewiston Stage Barn in WaIla
j. rliz-
2sx+ WITJIAM lTT-TrTc,O
, 1876-12-16
WILLIAM MULLIGAN
BAND-ROX Los

I o 7. between WaIla WaIlt am the ton the Rlns
u Mountains, or the Sunimerville Road, BAND
BOX, eoutaiDias three LslIes' Hats AMI uulnerou,
othsr articles The finder viii te Ibera;ly reward
ed by leaving the same at this office. 2sv.
, 1876-12-16

JOSEPH WISE was fund dead in lis t-,i a. P,.
land on ihe morning Of ruesia st hsvl,. sb- t;
ssif Win small po ket pistol Mr. wise ,,,s 80
ssei N business At Prairie City, in Grant e9untv
an haNnS i<cJsie embarrassed iI.aus.lfy e,or,,
e. 70 take this method settling his atssrs. He Iv
Asiis and fur children, -ie 11afss
, 1876-12-16

a OugER SroEY.-A rather high
favored story comes from ST. Peters
bprp. TO the effect that the Gear sent
for the American Minister, the other
day, and impaired TO him in confidence
tie statement that the Russian MedI-
,erranean fleet had been ordered 10
repair to American waters. The IN
plication is that the Gar cOntempIaies
sending the fleet out of harms way,
and thus virtually declining contest
with any maritime power. A sapien'
news gather, who evidently brlPves
the whole story, adds that huSsla
could not adopt any other course. for
the reason that the Turkish fleet alone
is sufficient 10 overwhelm her navy.
If this statement be correct, we can
only say that the Turkish fleet mus!
have grown wonderfully during the
past twelve months, for year ago 1t
certainly was not an oyermatch Tor
the Russian navy, and even to-day
we are inclined to think that the Rus
SLAMS have one ship-the Peter the
Great-which might tackle all the
Turkish ironclads singlehanded. But
if even it were true that the Russian
fleet was so weak, there would still be
no sufficient reason for the alleged
despatch of it to America. For it is
as doubtful now as it was in 1884,
whether any vessels float that can en-
Ter he harbOrs of CrOnstadt and Sc
bastopOl under the fire of the fOr.s
and batteries, and the Russian fleet
might therefore lie there, and be
available for emergencies at the same
time. Unless the Gar thinks Of send
ing the Mediterranean fleet 10 prey
upon English commerce. there IS no
conceivable motive for his alleged in
tention and ironclads are not such
remarkably fast sailers that they
would be of much service in chasing
fleet merchant clippers. On the whole
we are inclined TO class the story with
the many apocryphal yarns, which
troublous times, and the temptations
to interview emperors, set atloat Tor
the benefit of whom ii may concern.
, 1876-12-16
tn .DyEKTIsERS.

The waila walla STaTEszAN has a n;1rh iarser
Circulation than any other paper puDl.sh-l IA ~
iuhuoemsr - 90 advertisers who would reach the
very best class Of paying customers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08
Ashes Oh Corn,

On light, sandy soils or loan, ashes gener
orally produce better results than on heavy
tenacious clay, also in u wet season more thar
in dry one. But, as rule, ashes are val
liable as fertilizer on all kinds of soil, and
for the various farm crops, because the pot
ash they contain is an essential property thai
cannot be dispensed with IN the production
of plants.
In planting corn upon moderately rich
soil, a half pint of good unleached hard wood
ashes may be safely applied to each hill a,
the tine Of planting, and double or treble this
amount of leached. After the corn is up, and
before second cultivation or hoeing, a sin.
gle handful additional may be applied with
benefit
There are few farmers who can afford 10
sell their ashes for twenty-five cents per bush
ell, especially when the land has been cult
vated for number of years; still, many do
sell them for from six to ten cents, and think
they are saving money by doing SO. We
would say keep and use all the ashes you
make and purchase all you can at a reason.
able price ana thereby keep up the fertility OF
the soil --Rurdl Nep Yorker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

In order to have fertile and productive
soil there must be a generous supply of avail.
able ammonia, potash and other mineral e!e
ments, when the growing plants can take up
Without proper management of nitrogen,
potash and phosphoric acid no farmer can be
in a high degree successful. He grows nc
plant upon his farm which does not contain
them. lie sells no product, vegetable or AMI
NAL, which does not carry them away. He
has no soil rich enough to endure for any
considerable length Of time the dratt made
upon il for these substances by plants with
ont losing its fertility. They must be sup
piled or exhaustion follows. There are in
1000 pounds of wheat, %: OF oats, %; peas
-: of potatoes, IS; and ofred clover hay, q
pounds Of nitrogen. respectively. In 1000
pounds of wheat there are 237; Of cora. go
of oats, 12S; of potatoes, 515, and OF clover
16l pounds of potash, respectively. In 100
pounds Of wheat there are i9s; Of corn. 5Ol
of oats, 149; of pOtaioes, 1l3. and Of clover
63 pounds respectively, Of phosphoric acid
v. l. Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE OF grain, so iieritdbs
ruth other STILES of Threshers, be SAVED ty this
Improved Machine, sufficient, eray JOB, IL than
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds hreshed, separated, cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually pai3 for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work
rhen Others utterly faaed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting comFlica.
tons, such ENDLESS AproI, 'RadGies," "Beaters,
"Pickers," etc. are entirely dispensed arN lees than
one-hsf the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes, and Journals
ly repairs dust no " literngs" to clean up; not
troubled by adverse winds rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are ported
In the large saving made by it will not employ infe.
rior and wasteful machines, but will insist this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for G, 8, 10 and II Horse
Powers. Also a speciality Of SEPARAToRs designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz: our i'm
proved triple Gear, and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted " on four wheels.
If INTERESTED in Threshing Grain Raising,
apply TO nearest Dealer write to US for lustra-
ted Circular sent fee giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
These unrvalcd machines and extras for same are SUI
Piled at lowest factory prices by f. ID. s"EEIsEh'
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Dayton Wooden Mill.

The undersigned. having leased TIE ABOVE Tl To- me
present season, would niOiin the puag Lat 'tey lave l
axIi lair rnt q goods when ties .Tupot" 70 *
chance To- wool % literal terms ~ VII sisJ = cash a.
IL market val1e ca tesirl be lots %: w9...
Persons wishing NOof cArdsd into rolls. cared srd
sngn, have the sane done az r - la ,Hr card - ar
C .Jr car!ug asd spinning Ia lots 81 forts pounds 20 ~
arls u col .Eued FOR ether D. % IS raj - TVS
place and vii D. retCrLed win a. LITE delay -
possible.
Parfes havirC wool nat taey prefer 20 have lfac
tErsd into blankets or stocking yaru IN 0s q lo h %
over rather than 20 ss a. tie seeming low prices which
must prevail ais season ca have j ~ %
reasonable terms. JESSE GkEEN SONS.
] Dayton. Il. Nay -, isst.-5tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

Professor Kobe, of Leipsic University, in
the course of experimenting with salicylIc &C.
I'd, has made the discovery that it is a mos,
powerful antiseptc and anti-ferma Milk
treated with it in the proportion of about .O4
per centum of acid remained uncoagulated
thirty-six hours longer than other milk not SO
treated. Eggs, immersed for an hour in a so.
luton OF the acid, were, at the end OF three
months, as fresh as when submerged, ana
meat busted over with il in a powdered form,re
tanned its fresh ness for several weeks These
discoveries naturally lead to speculation as to
the probable utility ofth compound in dairy.
ing ana other farm interests. In so far as its
effects upon the animal system are concerned,
the professor, after repeated tests on his own
person and that OF others, concludes that II Is
quite harmless when taken IN the fluid state
Beginning with doses of y gramme, dissolv.
cd in water IN the proportion of to / 600 he
gradually increased the strength until each
dose contained ~ grammes, without the
slightest bad effect The same experiments
were also made upon other medical men with
similar results. Administered 10 the powder
ed form, however, the acid was found TO in
lure the mucus membranes of the mouth an ]
iusophagus Meat, therefore, over which il
has been busted, had to be washed carefully
with water before cooking.
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Demonstrating the Quail.

Stockton Independent, James Littlehale
has for year or two been raising quail in a
very successful way. He recently SGT fifty
quail eggs under hen, and three days since
thirty eight Of the llveliest humbebees ever
seen were Matched out. To those who have
never seen young quail this swarm of them Is
a curious and interesting sight. They seem
to take particular delight 10 their big mother
gathering around and under her constantly
Obeying her call and taking the food she
scratches for them, while she is the proudes,
old hen that ever laid an egg or raised fami
". II hen with one chicken is concerted
hen with thirty. eight quail is superlatively
so. Mr.. Littlehale has, besides, thirty or fol.
ty grown quail that keep the family IN eggs
which, although small, he asserts to be of fin.
er and richer flavor than any other he ever
ate. The quail are of two species-the noun.
tain quail brown, with white and black spots
and the valley quail, blush slate color, with
black tufts on breast, head and wings.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
The Language of Fowls.

Is there anyone who keeps fowls who ha.
not noticed the great variety Of sounds they
make, expressive OF their feelings 1t amounts
almost, II not quite, TO a language; probably
more so than any other creature except man
Even the mOdulatlon of noises made is very
significant of meaning. First, there is the
piping of the little chick, calling for the care
OF Its stately mother who continually keep:
answering with the assuring "cluck, cluck.'
AS the chick grows little older, the piping
IS succeeded by chirrup; then there is the
thrilling song of pleasure they make under
their mothers wing when sitting down to rest
but just put your hand under the mother anC
pull ont one of the little chicks and hear it,
cry of terror mingled with the defiance ane
abuse OF its parent Throw large beetle IN
10 their coop, and hear the CONSERVATION ut
tered by all the little family, mingled with
the warning voice of their matron. Now
throw them some dainty bit and hear how
soon her voice changes; her children under
stand there is something extra nice for them
by her peculiar defamation, which brings in
all stragglers in great hurry. How well the
little things comprehend the peculiar cry OF
their mother in case of danger, such as the ap
preach of cats or hawks or let little strag.
CLING waif peep into the coop, and hear her
timely warning to keep out. la the course OF
time the mother tires of her charge, and gives
her children the slip, who express their for
lorn feelings by a whining cry, while hunt.
ing around for her. In due time the young
gentleman chick tries his voice at crow.
Could any one ever believe that such STAN
mering, such straining and croaking, would
ever reach the clear, rich song that has been
celebrated in the history and the poetry of all
of the great nations of the earth, and caused
so many great "awakenings" in all classes of
society? Soon he begins to feel gallant, and
if, by chance, he finds some rare bit, he calls
some of the nearest bellies TO partake Of it, but
they frequently arrive just in time to see him
bolt 1t himself. One of the next musical
strains is the pratlng Of pullets when they feel
happy and well; then there is the alarm,
when startled by anything strange, also the
shrill cry raised by all, should hawk ap-
pear. Another peculiar noise in made when
you approach their roost at night, uttered and
answered all rouHJ-a slight, thrilling noise,
as much as to say, hawk what's that strange
noise (which is deepened into sharp tut.
tut, if danger is suspected, and into a shrill,
piercing cry, If taken from their perches, evi
IDENTIFY suspecting that you may be thinking
of chicken pot.pie? think there is no do
mestlc animal that has a less offensive voice
than the domestic fowl. 1t will compare ia
vorably with the voice of the duck, turkey
guinea fowl, goose, or pea fowl. Their loud
est noise has 4 charm for many tancler
when they set up the cry, Come! Come
Come! Take the egg.'-HenTy Hales, In
Poultry Bulletin.
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" Live and Let Liye!"

Something new. Shoe shop in North ottawa. HAY.
ing opened a shoe snop in Siscos house. south OF MT
Bruss and 20 rods of Luke Ivn-stons Drlch mousse
am PREPARED Il do work nearly one hair the price OF
other worknen will half sole mems for SOC 70 &c
wonens shoes, SOC to soc childens shoes according 10
size Work done short notice and satisfaction gunren
teed will do work cheaper than you can buy ready
made Now don't forget the place but give me atrial ana
GU " III never regret It, (may6 ST, B, l.. BENTON.
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These unrvaled machines and for same are sup
piled at lowest factory prices by F. ID. SWEETsER. a
ottawa. Ills.
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NIGHT CLERK

Can ne fonni up sa.-s Third door Pre,rnp'Ior
put M a. A.. L'Jf- - Coa.Ig'elt CLERKS o. "lII"s'
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Printed IN f..c as s,ye .; ne re Trader gee yes,
I OF 'Gou-t H6a-- iasre. USNAN q HAPtMAN.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Centaur
LininnentS.
The Quiekcst, Surtst ana CReacest
Remedies.


Physicians recommend Snd Farriers declare
mat no Such remedies ~ cor hef, "a been
IN use. Words arr clltay. but a. nropr c,n-s OF
,hesc ticlcs Will prcscut IT. - tt!eS n,diea
mon Gratis, rnd wi -u2Ttni - ,auiy rsE II ana
obtained.
The Centaur Lhinient. white Wrap
ro..
wu cure Resuma;ism. y ,ua l,ia, I.umbseo,
>et-iiea Csked Breasts. 50 u Nipples, trosiv
Ordinary
FLEsH. BONE or Nus,E G ArlxrNa.
" VIII extract tbs poison % hltes al stingS,
1nu hGl burns or sCaid W Ihout = scar i.O0k-
Jaw, Talsy, ", Ak Back. Cakf 4 BreSsts Ia schv.
hooth,She. Iteh and CutaG sous Esupllous Rad
NY yield 70 Ito treatment
hehty hlaek: OF Ads, lardin county. e'hio.
rays: MY wife has hat rheumausm for ave
yeafs-nI rest, no sleep could scarcely V us
~, ~. 'ue i'oos she Is how UompeleiI cured
ns me Use or Ceiuanr -tuiment. W. all II Il
thai kfui 10 you aud rccoi Amend our woLdvs nil
mediciu- to oar friends
James 1urd. OF Zno.N lille, Ohio. says: The
Centsnr Limment cured any neuralgia"
Alfred Tu>h, OF New IMk, writes: send
me Que dozen bottles ny xpress. rhs Lirimant
hsS saNeu my leg. wsn 30 distribute IL, etc"
The sale OF thi' Liuie ut is liner .as M rapidly.
The CenIaur ri aim,enI, Yellow
Wrs Ppor,
is for the tough skin. DC ga and muscles OF
-, HORSES, MULE AND ANTMALs.
we nave mover vet teen "a cas- OF SPAWN.
Sweeny. King bone Wiz d "a J. Scratches or poll
evil, which this J. MIN at Nonld ltol speedily
peheht, and we never ~ IA hpt few cases which
Il would not cure. Il wills c.. g Ayh-r anSthiny
can IL Is folly To speu Ssu 5ra Farrics hen
o@e dollars Worth Oi '-Dtap CRn,enr v do
better. Tho toNONihr~@r--sess7Y5 II the les,'
mony prouuc d:
JEfFEnsoS, 10. Nc,, a,aer %. lS.s-
some llhie ego " ~ III pp4G RurscS . -
Lonis. got one he nsy criUai, . Ia n car
with great difficulty I ,ot him Ia u st,hAS. o'
Fourth Avenue. lac siab c-kc.p PEI gave M
botile - your CeniAu r Lin.m-n', wh,eA used
with snch success tina IN ~ o days the horse was
active and nearly wei. ] have ose n veterinary
surgeon fer thirty So trs, but your LinImeA
heads anything eyc' u act
4. !. MICA R'F't. veterinary surgeon.
For a postage 1T 'n,p will mail Cent,u
AimHuag, conlsinil < llh.r eds OF crrt,hcatei
from cycfy State IN me MOI. j1ieae LiIiiin MI
arr nJw rOd by all et lerH iIi the cuui'Iry.
LABOEATt ,Igr .jF a. y. kosE - Co.
Vi Deg St, New York.
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others.

Csstoria is the res;lit ~ 20 yes expert
ments by DR. Sauut:l Pijc. ier - lasr iehuartts.
[. j. vess abe Prc sratiga sns 'tiv % casio
oil, bat p rfeCTly Icssani 20 the tasb<- IL can
b.; taken by thc yoafgt 81 IufAI 3. AMI nSithsr
gags nor Grjpci- er. A. J. Green Of dsysfoa.
Indians. .sys 81 IL:
SIR---i have triesl the astoria and car sPesk
highly OF its InerrTts. II will, q YAK, d. 4uas
entirely with caster oil; 4 /. sisas sHt aBd harm
less, and Is condo fully yficacious IS HPsfeat
AID laxative. IL Is tho very thing.
The ca-tOria DESTROYS worms. lre=sIates the
stomach, cures Wind Ole. and p -rmiIs OF n.-
tursl, healthy sleep u is very ncac.ous Ia
Group, ana Tor Tee;hin.s Children Honey - not
plrasanfer 10 ths lasts sud Castor OIL IL no. 50
certain in its Elects. II costs buE IS cents, Ia
large bottles.
j. b. RosE & Co. Is Dey 81 New York
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ASSIS "IIN uHtIII1lE -UIi Nh 040IVHIu
CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.

Desr Bro. Meek: Rditor TIE CeRtra M.,Ltodlst,
Cattlesburg. kentucky
see in the As5 cSa{rat mat yon want rem
edy for sick he ad: che. II YOU will use a remedy
am sure you will be gre,.- " benefited thersoy.
and believe surtd. havs been u sufferer from
sitkheadacht. can saT lmost frVm infancy,
and have trito every rem ;dy could get, and
never found ANYTHING q D ine any good until
used "SIaM NEs'H LIVER 1iEaUIAToR " IL has
been nearly three yeais since fret used II, and
have never I eed but two packages Apd = half
OF the Regulator had a sister last sPrihg
that had from enc to two spc Us OF sieK-heaoache
every week. 1 rent her hal Of package snd
sne says enc has not had II 81 feel for any
one that su ters viii that ten fblc disease snd
hope you Will give g. trial. and also hope 70
hear that II has cured you. ~---s.-
/ am yours, 70 6 NORRIS
Brownsville, W. Va. Sept q 1915.
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TINE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
or TRAVIS.

To the shersH or any Constable Of Travis
county, greeting.
You arc ber~py commanded 10 Summons ~
publicaflou r n. eACLKSEk. s TIA rielt per-
rsrn 70 be sDd appear before me ~ my One IN
Msnor ~ 10 . c1S. A ~. on the second nan
dsy IN Jznasry. a u. 1871, thsn and tnere 70 an
citizen Of Travis co1nfy. Texas, for the san ~
q lTty-eiehf coIlEfr, dnc from sad fauiEser 70
- GrAEes a = certain prom ssofy note IN
words and figures a. foil yus. to-gif.
So % THayI- CoCSTr- Ik1kzs Snne ,, $50
sky dsys SIZE at- I p-onlire 70 pay 10 e..
A. Caves OF order tn s1rn a. ATTY -aFe diSll1r<.
uifh inrefess, Tor vsiae received. a. rrr cent
e noah from fzte unr ptid. NIiholt any re-
Hsf srnarcrcr lrou vzia,flon OF 1ppfntEfncnf
l19a fSlsncdl T. y. fADLkSEH,
Upon wh,sh = indo-srd Iie fcll0wng credit:
sspf f9th. CT s4k
iseresn I'll M. bat u This viii made due e
tEru - tbs ltW CirecEs.
6Iven u1teF ny k8rd and oiici1I signature
thls tbs elertzth car 81 DECEMBER. A. y. lE76.
dels1- g. WILtflkoS. = p. 7. {.
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mrsoELLANEoos.
WHAT Is llEEN,S lELIGHIf


rissplsnt thai grows in the South. and Il ths
oaiy aetaal blood purifier ever Discovered, W
which all diseases that center IN the blood can
~ ersdleaiea at once aad forever. 1t expeit fe,l
lifc ei scrofulous, Syphtljt.c, Cutaneone gAa
EAeamsiic affcctienn aRd Is the ONLY TRUE
REMEDY for this class OF diseases. Alone. q
IL searching alternative, bot when eoHnntne4
with Honduras SarSaparilla, Yellow Dock ana
o,her rsots sn6 herbs Il becomes . blood pay1-
Ges unsnfpass,ole and unsqualed. such htae
combination q
mn. TUrTss SARSAPARILLA AND
cuEESsS DELIGHIs
forming the Eost powerful Alternative kneWn g
Medi-si Scieaec foe the cure OF old Ulcers aAA
Sores Diseased Johns, Foul Discharges frc1
The Ears and Nostrils. Assesses. ska ahees
,ioss. Rhesuaf isn, Dropsy, Kidney Consintss
xvi affects VI Secret lsactces. Diseased scalp.
pisUrdc4Cd Liver and Spfrca ana al diseases
tina; certcr in the blood IL 20 sesscs the .
ca! ar i,ESPs-iy OF iWPagtlns fsis oonPls~asA
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CAUSES THE BsOnT To GAIN IN
SOLaR ELkSH.
II. vaa. cannot be too strongly impressed upsA
Tie alt, EJlOp ~ those who havcbSsa exposed ~
= "a nt 81 ia proper ehaszc,,r. Tho sfaetea are
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trans CT The cay, bat Is prepared uPon seleauao-
principles, by physle,aS sf thaFty yesrs szDe-
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