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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

mended by physicians and apothecries 10
be the best purifier and cleanser of the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
In its praise who have been restored to
health.
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FIT guaranteed or no sale, Tor 81 so,
$5 90, SIS 30, Sc 90 and up to IS 90. H.
Frank u Bro, 46 Twelfth street.
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Book BEER at the favorite Opera
House Saloon to-day. Call and try it.
Also o. p. A. q. o. /. P. served from 10
A. NJ. to p. NJ.
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BLUE LICK and Congress waters, fresh
at Logan, List d Co.'S
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JUST received, another lot Of Ladies'
Seamless Side Lace Shoes, at l.. V.
Blends, 1875 Main street.
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Book BKER-Louie and Will would
Be pleased to have their many friends
cali at the OPEN House saloon to-day,
when they vii have Nail City book beer
on drsnght ..ss9a vel .sasysH
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BARGAINS IN second hand Organs at

BARGAINS IN second hand Organs at
Sheib's Music Store, Market street:
One Eureka Grand Organ 90
One Estey, 5 stop, l25
One Yogel & Hughes. s stop, ll5
F." = 20
One Sheib Organ, 5 stop, ITO
8 100
One Mason & Hamlin 90
All in perfect order and good as new.
stock of Wood and Estey Organs
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A Family Kniiinq Machine

Now attracting universal attention by
its astonishing performances and It's great
practical value for every day family use.
fancy work
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Book BEER at the favorte Opera
House Saloon to-day. Call and try it.
Also .. p. A. G. y. /. P. served from 10
A. NJ. to 3P. NJ.
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IL you want fine and nice fitting
Shoe, 90 to l.. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street.
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RnKRvKD seats 70 the lecture of the
Wandering Jew, BY DR.. Wise. can be
had at Adams & Lncas' this morning 1t
Q O'Clock.
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MATRIMONIAL. - The Christman
House, on Market square, was the scene
of a happy event yesterday to the parties
interested. II was no less an affair than
the marriage of Frederick Hauser to
Miss Mary Z. Hays Rev. Father Nc
Manawsy officiated. In the evening a
large number of relatives and friends
sat down to an elegant supper
spread in the dining hall of the hotel,
where JOY and merriment reigned SUI
preme. Mr. Ed. Christman and lady
did the honors and they succeeded ei-
fectusliy in making everyone happy.
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Go TO howell, PAUL. & Sinclsir's tea
store. 1929 Market street. when you
want a good article Of tea.
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B. +. GRAvKLY's celebrated CHEWING
tobacco l. scld by Howell, PAUL & SIN
clair
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CAN not be beat, those Fine all wool
pants at S.. H. FRANK & Bros.
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j. w. FERREL is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and Is selling
them at ruinous y low prices. You can
save money there.
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No chalk or alum in Logan, List & Go 8.
Excelsior Baking Powder.
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Book BEER at the iavorite Opera
House Saloon to-day. Call and try 1t.
Also o. p. A. c. o. / 2. served from 10
4. NJ. 10 3 p. NJ.
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The ladies favorite Shoe is the Seam
less Side Lace. Go to l.. V. Bonds,
1875 Main street.
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HOW'LL, PAUL. i SIScLAIR. See
the celebrated Vanity Fair smoking to-
hacco -.
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J. w. FERREL is receiving aud open
ing splendid stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets lie is offering great bargains.
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LADIES fine Kid Box Toe Side Lace
for $500 at l.. V. Blends, 1885 Main
street.
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MEETING OF THE BAE AND Court
OrrlcERs.-A meeting Of the mem,
bers of the bar and officers of the court
was held yesterday to take action in re-
gard to the death of Sheriff Brown.
Judge Melvin was elected chairman and
Geo. D. Davenport, Esq, Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. John o. Pendleton,
it was resolved, that the members of the
bar and county officers attend the fun
eral Of the late Sheriff and that COM
mittee of three be appointed to make the
necessary arrangements. The chair aP.
pointed Messrs. Pendleton, Woods and
McCollock as q committee. AZ &
Messrs. o S. Long, Judge Kennedy
and Col. Allison, the com nittee appoint
ed to draft resolutions, l. :, reported the
following:
Richard S. Brown, Esq, Sheriff of
Ohio county, having been taken from our
midst by death, it is proper that we, the
members OF the bar and officers OF the
several courts, betweei whom and the
deceased ootn personal anu Official reia-
tions have existed, should express our
sense OF his worth and our grief for his
untimely death.
As an officer he was prompt, courteous
and faithful, discharging bis duties with
fidelity, and he carefully watched over
the interests committed to his charge. In
bis personal associations with the mem
bers of the bar and the officers of the
courts, he was uniformly pleasant and
obliging, and his demeanor was indica-
tive OF the warmth and kindliness of his
heart.
He was a generous man, full of kindly
impulses, warm-nearted and benevolent.
He was friend to the poor and to, all
who needed aid, and his full hand was
often stretched forth to relieve those who
were in perjury and want.
In his death the county has lost an
efficient and faithful oficer,sa valuable
and influential citizen, and those who
knew him most intimately, noble
hearted and generous friend.
g.. w. B. ALLISON,
}. w. kENNEDY,
O.S. LONG,
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Upon motion of Mr.. Good the preced-
ing tribute OF respect was rdopted as ex-
pressing the sentiment OF the members
of the bar and oYcers of the courts.
Captain Dovener and j. Il. Good,
Esqs., were appointed a committee to
have the tribute of respect entered upon
the minutes of the several courts, and
also to furnish the family of the deceased
copy of the same.
The meeting then adjourned.
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No Dyspepsia m bog.n, Ina q CO..
Rxcslnor Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-28

TRUE economy and health in using
Logan List Il Co.'S. Excelsior Baking
Powder.
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ALL wool made 10 Order Pants at IS
III. FRANK d Bros. As Twelfth, street.
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COOP Pants can be bad at $3.50 made
10 measure at II. Frank i Bros.
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THE CoURTs.

PoLrcr CouRT-Jssdge 0as's~. s. .
The following cases were disposed o.
at the Police Court yesterday; i >3,l.a
Barney Kelly for drunkenness was com
mitted TO the city prison for thirty days.
James Whitehead and John Patterson
charged with disorderly conduct were
fned two dollars and costs. Both paid:
Conrad Kalsbau1, Henry Briggs and
John G. Crangle, charged with drua <
enness were fined two dollars ana COSTS
each. They all paid.
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N.u Goods and os,p.s.a. tslaa
wv. FKRKkl's.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 2s. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Grand Social Ball-Turner Hall.
Nail City Book Beer Christ Siebke.
The Old Reliable Placer. Il.
Sweeney.
Executrix' Notice
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth, u Co.
Grand Lunch-Centennial Saloon.
Trustees Sale.
Nail City Book Beer-City Hall Sa-
Icon.
Lecture by Rev. Brickman-l First
Pace
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vECETIN e
Will Cleanse Scrofula from
the System.
HONEST OPINION.
MR. II. r. STHYENS:-

NJ II. n. n. STEW hNSs-
DEAR SIR-This is 10 show that my son
was taken sick In January, 1885,, with
Scrpfula, which came out in large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
swelled more than twice its natural size.
He had several doctors OF high standing in
their professionalism nom Boston and
three from Charlestown- without getting O
bit better. He was obliged to lie wherever
he was placed, for he had no use of his
limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes of his living we were told 10 try
Vegetine, the great blood remedy and he
had taken II but q short time before we
could see great change. The sores run so
bad that we had to change the cloths four
or five times day. Still, he was getting
better; for he could move his limbs and
help himself q little. He was soon able 10
sit mp in bed, and, by constant use OF Vege-
tine, IL has cured him. He has lame leo
which he will probably have for life: brit
We all honestly believe II we had used
those doctors. Ii would have saved the use
OF his leg. and restored IL TO natural health.
hope all those troubled with Scrofnla
will read this testimony of me and my son,
self. CATHERINE MAHONEY.
DANIEL MAHONEY,
gTrenton 81, Charlestown. Mass.
The above plain but honest statement
conclosiveiy shows the quick and
In scrofula.::
Vegetine IL acknowledged by all clssass
Of people to be the best and mosf reIia He
olood purifier In the world.
veeetsne - sssd ~ an Dsussisaa.
febl2b
1000 AGENTS, TEACHKRe, sryy.
lUvUDENT9, Mem and Women. wanted
70 sell CKxrRNNlAL 6AzEffKHI OF the %.
=. shows grand reanlta of l00 Yearr Pr,
grees. A whole Library. Boaon Gso6e-Not !
q luxury, but nece9nfty. hfer- Ooesn-
Best selling book published, Good pay.
Wanted 06msoxf Agent In G~9ry 11ty 81 |
!0e0. Addrasa ] c. MeCUnDf 4 co.
Philadelphia. Pa. isDe |
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BELMONT COUNTY ITEMS.
From the st. Gainesville Gazette.

From the st. Gainesville Gazette.
w. +. HUNTER, of Woodsfeld. is
spoken of as q probable Republican can
didate for Common Pleas Judge.
THE Republicans of this Congressional
District will meet at Bellaire or May
23d to go through the form OF re-Romi-
mating Danford for third term.
THE newspapers and anybody else are
demanding cheaper fares 10 the Centen-
nial. Unless the fares are lowered much
more, many people who desire to visit
the exhibition will be compelled to re.
main at home.
MILTON BARNES, of Cambridge, the
Republican candidate for Secretary Of
State, is in town this week, with his wife
who is attending the meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society.
Mr.. ISRAEL DAY, one of our Wegee
subscribers, died on last Friday, aged SIS
years. HIS disease way typhoid pneu-
monia. Mr.. Day was one Of our oldest
and most valued patrons. He was SOL
der in the war of 1912.
Hk lusEdEhWhs Abel hallEUttu
wants 81 SOC, 900 TO complete their road
through TO Wheeling. On this amount
the company proposes to subscribe ST.
600, 1000, which will leave $500, 600 TO be
raised along the line of the proposed e1-
tension to Wheeling OF this amount
the company asks Wheeling TO subscribe
500, 600, thus leaving $4,000 10 be
raised between the preser terminus and
Wheeling. 1t is not likely though that
Wheeling will invest 100000 in this
road s-..
By reference to our report of the pro-
ceedings of the District Court, it will be
seen that the Court granted tue petition
of VIM. Chambers and others, holders
of unpaid Warnock and SomertOn road
bonds, in which they ssksd The Court 10
issue a writ OF mandsmus compelling
the Commissioners and Auditor 20 make
q special levy 10 provide fund: for pay
ing OFF the remaining outstanding bonds
of the St. CIairsville d Warnock and
r. II esville & Somerton Roads. The
Court ordered The issuance Of the writ,
bot left the Commissioners n determine
whether the levy shall be made upon the
lands within the two mile limit, or upon
the county At large.
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Reliable Evidence.

MIR. 81. X. STEW ENS:-
DEAR SIR will most cheerfully add my
testimony to the great number you have
already received in favorof your great and
good ia.dicine, Vegetine, for / do not
tt ink T.. Ugh can be said In Its praise, for
/ was troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and hal such
bad coughing spells that IL would seem as
Ii ough could never breathe any more,
and Vegetine has cured me; and do feel
10 thank God all the time there Is SO good
a M edecine as Vegetine, aud also think
1t one ofthe best medicines tor coughs and
weak sinking feelings at the stomach, and
advise everybody TO take the Vegetine, for
can assure them that II is one of the best
medicines that evor was
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine & Walnut Sts., Cambridge,
Mass
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Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret OF the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETlNE

1t strikes at the root of disease by puri-
fying the blood, restoring the liver and
Kidneys to healthy action, invigorating
70 narvnnS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-14

The annual report shows that Sl499 p
5s,n received from taxes. The
-fiures OF tae town have been, for
- SI6yIl5; NJ. scholars, 443;
',s .,so.4, drew > 50; for poor not on
s55-2-. Taers have been nine
10. on the town iAgm during the
Which the farm has supported aud
7rersser $50, falling short only
.ai To.al Indebtedness OF town.
..s, s. increase OF debt f,om last year
Tel, j., owing 20 The purchase OF
-..-fyr bridge which cost a5ou, 500.
r. eoo7. VA, neatly and ,astelu.!y
..I5gE. IF. Norwood, kezar Falls.
W.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Its us:1raI lor people suffering with Consump-
zion. COUGHS. severe Colds, or any disease oil the
ThYoaJ auJ Lungs. 20 put Of fsom day TO d'y Day'
ia- an article tina; they know has cured 'heif
.bJor. friend or relatye,yet they have no iAlih
il, II rBrIl II is TOO la,s ICyoU viii 90 TO GEo T.
WILSON. -. Paris; J. u. RAwsON, Paris HI
o. n. WILEY. Bethel or any other Druggist ana
49,, bs,,le of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP your
Immediate cure Is as certain as you ASe' i tAS
lately been introduced in this country rom ger
many. Samplcs6o,iles OF this medicine can DC
sb,s.rei COR 10 cents 10 try its superior Ni'Ue.
Regular size - cent?. Try il, two doses van Ie
,..-..-..,a octls eow BY
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APPLETON'S
American CyClOD@dia.
New Reriseh ENiiInn.

Entirely rewritten hv The ah.ef wr'tor- ON every
subject. Printed from new tyne. and Illustrated
with Several Thousand tugrtvings aud Maps.
The yorl, originally she'd unfor The title OF
THE NEW kMEEIC IS tYCLOPIptt Wa completed
I'm 1888 since which time ihc wilocT'u'1tinn which
Il has attained On 40 part OF thc United states, and
the signal developments WleN 'Hsr lHHtn pihc~ tn
every branch of science. 'f'inf rn. and urt. have
induced the editors ana publ % submit 20 an
exact and thorough revision. |it q" '--ur % new
edition entitled TIE ANbWcA- tlCitt EplA.
Within the last tcu year- th' rroerc "i discoy-
ey in every department ot kn'W.ciGc nl' mtie
eIw work Of reference an Imperative Nlut-
The movement Of political ftr- ha- kept pace
with the discovcrie- oi iril-c. Ind iL'ir irUiii
applicAtian 90 the HiI-trI 1t 5000. r-c . sand tt
convenience of and rchn'mc'ln OBJ lri1l Ite. ere
wars and consequent revolutions maze occuUt
involving national changes "i pe'iliai moment
The civil war Of our own country NhInl was on its
height when the last volume oi tho Old Wortlppcfr-
ed mas happily ended aud now course of CONNER
cial and industrial activity hI7 been commenced.
Large accessiOns fo our g'og optical sloWlclge
have been made b. the indeiitgah'e explorers OF
Africa.
Tbe a,re,, poIitica revolutions 1r the l1-t decade
with the natural result NJ tlr Hrac Of time. have
brough. into public view WI'tI.ui' oi new men
whose names are iu every one u"u. Do nnd ~ whose
lives every one h. curious fo SNOW hc "lrticuihrs
Great battles have been iUI-Ei aLI Important
sipges maintained o. which .lr dos '''- ore a8 yet
preserved only IN tine urt.o..'- r1e Trans.
lent publication oi iuc it. H.t |..u ought now
to take their place 90 p'Fn."'nt an- au'henu
history.
IN preparing the present n.ii a far tie pr. 5, %
has accordingly been thr Huu ....t ..- il bring
down the information o. I'D. l..' 'tiD-,
and % furnish au accurate .l.. 'f 'he in"-i zee
cent discoveries 100 science. ...- f. Pr Nl iN'"
ton in literature. au1 nl ti.c ...t .iE .t.Ina- Do
the practical art u- H..l .' PHI" 'H' 'ld
original record 0l ihr Ir'tf " .'-. ' '"' i'i'-
torical events.
The work ban. been begun a..er i..- .aI careful
preliminary .tb1Ifnt "i...
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3D. '-'-'''
''--l ''''e.'.s
Count IIesday-
7.ea s,me method 70 keep ibes,
s--.t he street
% Gsr.arc, Pans HUI. have
|, -r -e~ sign. Business Is gooe
'.' Sl1.a P4ri.. adyel.ises Hi,.'s
-'.' O-.s 30 aao.Eer col. Gail and
''.ao1'a-s-
~''' l. O.. Spusge Offers his stand q,
81 ~orles TOR sac. or the same vii.
si Bs,l advertisement.
Il -r-.e Of Qua Fellows will De
= ..sl a. We,, P.gi, rs,t wss,e.d,r.
''-'es su. commence a.1P.M
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me +irne 70 conquer any disease Is when The
srs. symptoms arc noticed. THIS Is pAr'i'u."
- = ,t,rrh ana diseases Of The mucous mem
l...s vet ,hess ale most frequently neglected TIL
,le system is completely undermined "Hs -
.hs.e symptoms appear Forest TAT "-c -.
Tar 10 solution with The hhaler'' should NC IN,
,5slia,slv and psc.istently used. Mrs rem -
yyip,hss,5r Mass, writes Of It; So" haI / u-'S
-.Fep has done nc q great deal oi 5000 nav
been so free from Catsrrh for three years, -
your druggist i1r Ferret Tar Piep~e"
,......t Tar Co.. Portland Ne.
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,,,l,en Plantation.

81. Milton Reform CLUB held their
mar meeting. March 2nd. The
-, uss opened by singing. and
bv the Rev. Peter Hopkins, our
in The entertainment consisted
w.. .-Vions. dcc'amatiouS, dialogues
..m,rss bY members OF The society.
Ui-a-s has to-e great work tor
,,,s. We have now seventy-two
- -. ~ the pledge, which Is pretty
sweep iJr this small place. r.
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\ SURF hEuJCiNE.-''L. r" Atwood's Bittcrs
IA Potent Remedy mild, harmless, but sure in
It, operation, purides the blood restores the
wasted energies, regulates Sldcranged functions
Sn give, new life and Vigor 10 the whole system
lis uar,yalled as a Liver vsorator, sud highly
concentrated, IS warranted 10 contain more Meii.
cal properties Ia % - cent bottle than any other
lgylsor1t0r" r">arsaparilla" sold for a dollar.
Sc Beware OF Dangerous limitations See thai
&c bears the trade mark IL. T." in red ink large
letters. or you VIII Ice grossly imposed upon.
llmsyiv
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There is a small corner oT ~
.n ulol 10 i'oO' OF the County building.
nv uaoS . suitable tor COW yard or or
P's pen. Il is very desirable ,ba' =
'-O''u &c occupied during Court.
CITIZEN.
We p9b'ish this week, partial il,
" w. S'-'ea meetings. held in this coup,r,
,-, ''''' rs OF organizations which
- -o' mentioned please forward names
a ana times of meeting to complete r,o
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south Paris
W

~. CAME, Morse, o, Minneapolis.
i, visiting here he receives s.
..- vi, 14s from numerous friends.
-.s p1yen o. ior a COUNTY Grange
-s GOES oa . successful issue.
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Ire Grand UNION OF NEw YORK.

Attention is directed TO the card of Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot, New York.
This hotel is ono Of the largest and mos popular
Of the New or& city drstclass hotels, II is so
conveniently located % the Grand Central Depot
That AT expense OF carriage aud baggage express
axe % saved .ts guests. An indi~pgtablc recon-
incubation oft this house Is the fact that guests who
stop There uur" become regular patrons thereafter.
Persons contemplating visiting or passing through
NeW York, or % attend the Centennial. VIII 10
urll lo gave tdr Grand 1 MEN a irial. Inc Grand
mon supplies every au -sntaCc Afforded by first
class hotel viliic the rates OF charge are moderate
eelng suited % the stringcncy o. the timos.
FvOru ny, IS, 1876. lw
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eros, and SickIy Children ca

made healthy ana strong by regulating their
-,omacAs ami bowel, with Ca-Jlria 4, is more
cF.-tvc than Castor OIL sul is as plea -aut to take
s- hoecy. F55 Wml collie, sour stomach
Worms. and Co-t.vcae there g. no.hiu. IN exis.
gHcc equal o. Cs-tor4.
Why will yOu suffer from RheumF
tstn. Sprain-, SuT joints, Svellngs. Burns
Nc-lds or Wcak Back when The Centaur L;niment
affords certain relief Many article, -oo,hc pain
90 a certain extent, but thc Ccn..ur Lia.meni
cures. The White Lmiment 10 for the human
family, the Yellow Lirimcnt is for horses and
animals
febl- }u
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Why viii you suffer ION Rheum,.


IloN'S KtrHNEoN prevents the Hair from
falling out OF uraug gray, rcacws is growth and
giVc- st-cnsth AMI yi-ar. II IS delightfully."- per
famcI aud makes splendid dressing. Il is the
cheapest srl most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
tucci U,el Jy ihc elite. Price only 80 cents.
aprI5 '7j-ly
spring Debility, hasuor, "a -i,uic aud that low
state o. the system peculiar 20 Tie .pr.us,ime Of
the yer. are immediately relieved by the PKRU.
Was NrEUr, which supplies he blood with It's
vital principal OF Ire e!cmcni-iron-.nius iug
strength, yisor aud new life into all pats Of the
system Beng free from alcohol, Is euerg.ziug
elects are not followed by corresponding reaction
but are permanent. sold BY al druggists. Pam
phle;- fee
seth ". Fovle y Son,iProprietors, Boston.
Pact are stubborn JhIpg-. Brigh;s disease,
lr1psy kidney. bladder and slandular complaints
gravel, Diabetes loss Of vitality meatal and ply
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