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Another Railroad Accident.

Joseph HaIler, aged thirty-tive years,
while walking on the Dayton Short-line
Railroad this morning. near Spring
Grove, about s O'Clock, was struck by
the south-bound train, and so severely In
jured that he died about noon to-day In
the Hospital where he had been con-
veyed by officer Moran. He was COR
scious when taken to the Hospital, but
soon sank and died as stated. His skull
was fractured and his left thigh broken.
He was stranger in this locality. ana
stated to Col. Hunt, OF the Hospital
that he was tramp and had no home.
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express, coming south. Fl. G. Kendall
testified that he was on the north bound
train at the time OF tho accident.
1t should have reached Glendale
fifteen minutes before the express, but
on this day was delayed by an accident
and by extra stoppages fully twenty-tiye
minutes. The train dispatcher must
have known this and should have teie-
graphed to Glendale TO that effect, or TO
Hamilton where there is register.
This would have prevented the accident
Henry Merryweather, fireman ON one
of the engines, was also examined. Ths
inquest will be continued ON Friday.
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Springfield Items.


SPRINGFIELD, o., March lover one
hundred persons united with the First
Presbyterian Church last Sunday, and
quite d large number were received the
same day in the Second Presby terian
Church.
A respectable sized audience asrem.
bled OH Friday evening in the English
Lutheran Church to hear Rev. DR.. Hell
wig, President of Wittenberg College.
Miss Alena Burrell, aged eighteen
years, was buried from her fathers resi-
dence, last Sunday.
The Saturday evening prayer meetings
of The young men are increasing in size
and interest.
An interesting case is going on in the
Common Pleas Court between Anna
White and j. IL. Wallace. Several mem.
bers of the Police and Fire Department
are summoned on behalf OF the accused
defendant. They all declare their igno.
rance of the matter in dispute.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Warner, Dresel
u Co., commission merchants, have sus-
pended.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 7-Gen. Fran.
els Fessenden, was elected Mayor OF
this city by 526 majority.
MONTREAL, March 1.-The wife OF @.
T. Marsh, of Belknap fame, arrived In
this city and joined her husband this
morning.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.--Djstrict Attor.
ney Dyer denies that be Is in anv way
responsible for the publications In the
st. Louis Times.
I. BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE United
States Grand Jury has returned indict-
ments against torty-fye persons, for in.
timidating voters at the State election.
PITTsBURG, March THE iron pud.
dlers and manufacturers failed to agree
last night. The men in Groff's mill have
struck, and there is prospect Of a gen.
eral lockout.
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Cincinnati Grand Orchestra.

The fourth concert of the Cincinnati
Grand Orchestra will take place at
Pixies Music Hall Thursday evening,
March 8. This is announced as the LASS
of the season, and those who would EN-.
joy an evening OF delightful music should
not fail to be present. The Grand Or
chestra is an institution Of which adi
Cincinnatians are proud, and on no oc-
casion should they fail to have good
audience. The programme for Thursday
evening indicates that this concert will
be the best of the course.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, March Maria Leary
aged eleven years, and Julia Adrian
aged twelve years, have been abducted
from their homes in Smith street, and
taken to New York. The case has caused
much excitement in the Vicinity. They
are believed to Have been enLiced to
New York by an elderly man for i'm
moral purposes. Their parents are re-
spectacle people and are almost crazed
with grief at the loss of their children.
Officers are endeavoring to find out the
Whereabouts OF the missing ones.
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At masquerade ball recently given
in Atlanta, Georgia, a young Benedict
personated the Devil. Those who saw
him in costume say he was horrible to
behold. During the evening, at time
when the gay masquers were having
their best joy, this personator was re-
quested to 20 to the door. There he
found u summons from home to run for
a doctor. In the excitement he forgot
his impersonation and rushed to the
DOCTORS office and rang the bell. The
ringing was of such terrific vehemence
that it caused the doctor to get out of
bed and rush in negljge costume to the
door. He took one sudden, hasty glance
at the disturber of his slumbers, and
then ran. Being an important case, the
young man rushed through the doorway
and began vigorous search for the fugi-
tive physician. He found him under the
bed, with pistol i'll each hand. 1t took
a long time to convince the doctor that
he wasn't really the parsonage that he
represented,
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ChIoroformed and Robbed.

Between midnight and A O'Clock last
Sunday morning Mr.. Henry q. Kahn,
who lives at 1862 Linn street, was chlo-
reformed and robbed of $155. The money
was taken from his pocket-books. which
he had placed under his pillow ON going
to bed.
Mr.. Kahn and his wife and child occt-
pied the room invaded by the robbers.
and neither OF them awoke until half
past 8 Sunday morning. EntranEe
was effected to the room by means OK n
jimmy used on the back door.
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An exchange gives as reason why
paint peels from buildings that nearly
all the oil now sold as pure linseed is
largely made up Of porgy oil. The ma
ture Of this fish Oil is entirely different
from that made from seed, and it does
not dry nearly SO readily. Paint q
surface with lead and porgy oil, and in u
few hours you can pass the hand lightly
over it with impunity, but press the
finger OH it and push slightly, and you
will fiud, even after it has been on sew
eral days, that the paint has not "set,'
but the outer skin can be easily re-
moved, leaving that next the wood as
soft nearly as when first put on. The
way to prevent the paint from peeling
off is to let each coat-aHd particularly
the trst-remain from ten days to sew
eral weeks before applying another coat
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state Sovernmant...

COLUMBUS, March Gin the Senate,
Mr. Richards House bill to constitute
the throwing OF lhe refuse OF coal mines
and oil refneries into rivers and streams
q misdemeanor, punishable by fine or
imprisonment, was passed ana Is law.
The following new bills were introduced d !:
10 require cities and towns sendine
prisoners to work-houses In other cities
10 pay forty cents per day for their sun
pofti 70 provide that lii contested elec.
ties gassh esAas lsloAa s8s!l Ra tSken III
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dsOlds


By American Press Association to the STAR.
GREEN RIVER, w. T., March IA man
just from Wind River Valley states that
rich mines have been discovered in the
Big Horn and Owl Greek Mountains.
Stages are running from here to South
Pass, one hundred miles. The mines are
about one hundred and twenty-five miles
north OF here, and the stage company Is
making preparations to put on line to
Camp Brown, forty-six miles north of
South paaa
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10 be Secretary Of war,

BY American Press Association to she STAR.
NEW YORK, March THE Herald
special from Washington says: The
President has offered the portfolio OF
Secretary Of War to Senator Lot NJ.
Morrill,, Of Maine, and his name will be
sent to the Senate to-day. 1t is under
stood he will accept.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issuea
since our last report;
John Cummings and Barbara Bean.
Gotfreid Chrothand and Elizabeth Adler.
Edward w. Otte and Anna FOlle.
q. A. Mcmillan and Ezelda l.. DouX.
Charles Luther and EMna Ruttinger.
August Ramp and Fredrlca Habignorst.
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With a little urging, Judge Kelley
might be induced to place himself and
speech on exhibition at the Centennial.
They say the Judge registers himself at
the hotels, "W. d. Kelley and speech; :"
but the twain generally occupy one
room, and the speech never eats any
thing,
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGREss--Ist SESSION
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March g. The Select
Committee to whom was referred the
House resolution calling for the I'M
peactment Of Ex-Secretary Belknap
made a report, declaring that the Sem
ate will take action in The premises ac-
cording to the Standing Rule. Agreed
to, and the secretary or the Senate or
dered TO notify the House. A resolution
was adopted requesting the Secretary
of the Interior 80 furnish statement
Of the expenditures OF the Indian Bu-
reau from its organization to the present
time. Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio, at the ex-
piration OF the hour, addressed the Sem
ate at length against the repeal Of the
present Resumption Act, and Mr.. Bpgy,
Of Missouri, replied in favor Of it; after
which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Under the call of States bills were in
troduced and referred as follows: Pro-
viding for the immunity of witnesses for
the United States; to pension all SOL
diers OF the Mexican war who are over
sixty years of age, and all under it as
soon as they arrive at that age; to eX-
empt from criminal prosecution witness.
es testitying before either the House of
Congress or any committee OF the same;
to reorganize the property and money
department OF the army, and for the pur-
poses connected Herewith; to extend
the time within which the Court of
Claim, shall hear and determine the
claims of the officers and soldiers Of the
late war growing oat of services therein.
In Committee OF the Whole the House
resumed the consideration of the bill to
carry into effect the Hawaiian Treaty,
but took no definite action ON it. A res
olution was adopted instructing the Ju-
dietary Committee to inquire whether
any officer or employe of the Govern
ment used or attempted to use any ille-
gal means to obstruct or impede the ad-
ministration OF the law inithe so-called
Safe Blu urglary conspiracy, and also in
the recent whisky conspiracy trials at
St. Louis. Adjourned.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
TN CNNSIINIPTINES.

| Best quality of Cod Liver Oil-superior to most
that is sold elsewhere III this city for rs cents
pint--only 81 cents; and other medicines at
equally reduced rates. AS l am now testing
with great satisfaction a recent Improvement
in my method Of treatment, preparatory to
publishing new and enlarged edition OF my
treatise on che Pathology and Treatment OF
no cbaT9e viii be maze .f fos Snsn s moh'hs
. W. NJ. LOGAN, Md,
1t No. AS Sycamore street, Cincinnati, q.
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AT a wedding, recently, when the off,
ciating priest put to the lady the ques.
tion, wilt thou have this man to be Thy
welded husbandf" she dropped the pref
test courtesy, and with q mpdesty which
Piled. 'sYes sir. II ROY pleAaa, g' n
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"rhis is spanking fine vinegar" said
John Henry. "OIght to be spanking"
replied young ghopetul-sthere's 'motner'
in, ~
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wINsLoW.

LONDON, March 7.-Detective Dear
born had an interview yesterday with
Winslow in Clerkenwell Prison. Wins.
low is still sick and looks haggard. He
says he wants to get home. During the
interview the prisoner made no state.
ment OF Importance.
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FOR SALE.

LeOR SALE--COUNTEk-Te feet long, in
IL good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap.
ply at 107 w est Fifth street. ja3-if
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BERLIN, March 1.-THE disastrous
HOODS continue and are causing great
damage. The new Pesth Gas.Works
have fallen. The Emperor goes on a
tour, and will visit the inundated dis.
tricts.
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

LNOR RENT-RO0M-Fu front, for
l. sleeping, to gentlemen; reference. Apply
at 2JT George street. mh7-8t
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WANTED. .--M1scELLANEous.

M WANTED-WORK-By the day or week.
w Call in rear of 229 West Fourth street,
entrance on Mcfarland street. mh7-2t
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

ANIEHICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
LONDON, March 7. - The Morning
Times money article says that specu-
lative sec urities are dull and on the de.
cline. There is considerable demand
from Belgium for Government securi-
ties, but they nevertheless closed weak.
The Times says the revelations OF po-
iitical corruption which are taking place
III the United States are producing dis
trust in this country.
REBELLION IN SERyIA.
VIENNA, March IA rebellion has
broken out at Kragujewatz, the political
capital of Seryia. The rebels belong to
the war party.
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BOARDING.

p0ARDING-Man and wife or,small family
l)'o board In private family in suburbs ref
eibnces. Ahdress K. DRAKE, Ludlow, Ky.
mh7-2t ... Ll-
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EOR SALE-SIGN- Suitable for jobber IN
IL brick work and plastering, for 81; cost ST.
Call at 261 Richmond street. mh7-3t
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-HOUSE- One OF the row of
IL new houses on Gilbort avenue; references.
Apply Mt 3O4 West Fourth street. mhG-2t
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n04RDfNG--Nit ith a rsoi6 Tor two gentle-
tIjmen and day-board for fpw drst-class
p9tttes. at ops GreeGup street, C6vnRton. Ky.;
r. seiekeasss Y * 'Eansca mil7-st
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ADVERTISE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNT ANTED : SITUATION = By press
wv feeder. Apply at AZ East Fifth street.
mh6-2t
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VHLANTED-SITUA ATION-As coffee roast
w er; three years. experience. Call OF sd-
dress L. w. MORRISON, 32s W. Third street
mh7-4t
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WTANTED-SfTUAT ATOMIC take care Of
w children by an American woman; good
references. 10 Hopkins street. mh6-3t
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E'OR RENT--ROOM - Furnished with or
l. without board, at 225 W. Fourth street.
mh7-3t
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y'oh hREST-It0TEL- Entirely new alarge
I ~ aud elegant building in the heart OF the
city OF Philadelphia; splendid place TO make
money through the centennial. Address &. NJ.
.TuTlLE, IL West Third street. mi7-3t
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WT-ANTED = SITUATION By two young
w g rls, to nurse or upstairs work; refer
ences. Gail at 167 Cutter street. mh6-4t
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UIoR sALE-REvoLvER-A fine seven
II shot, ~ caliber, pearl handle; sell very
cheap Address Il r. r., 7. o. Box ~, Sid
ney, .. mh7-4t
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w ANTED-SITU ATIoN-As baker, Sec
w Ond hand on bread, cakes and pies;
reference. Address o. h., III Court street.
mh6-3t
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xAI ANTED-IF YOU-Want the best and
w cheapest hair work in the city 20 to 412
John street, between Belts and Clinton.
, mh6-4t
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XNTANTED = STU ALTON by a young
Wv Engish lady as nursery governcss to two
or three children: would take charge OF ward
robe and make herself generally usetul; coun-
try; best OF references. Address IL. Y, POST
Office, Wilmington, Ohio. mh6-3t
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NV ANTED - STU ALTON = BY a young
I wv man 1Syears of age,t 70 do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this Office.
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NTANTED- IrUATION-By German
w lady, to do washing or any kind ol
BUrltbbing Call for Miss 81. 10 Hunt street.
mh6-8G
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NTTANTED--SITUAT ATION--By two girls to
! w do chamberwork or assist in light gen
eral housework. Apply at SO Dalton avenue.
lnh6.2t
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LN0R RRENT-HOUsE-o seven rooms, large
j. lot, fruit and shrubbery, near Linwoed Sta
sion, L.M. r. r. Apply to JOHN AMANN,
Iinwood, y. mhG-3t
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nv ALTON - BY a young
wv married man as porter or anything
else; best. OF references. Address L. k,s46O
Main street. mh6-8t
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TOR SALE - CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
IL SHIP--For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Fgr full particulars address S. p. c., BoxO,
city. ja3-tf,d&w
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VNTANTED--S STU ATfON-By a boy fifteen
w years old, that can write good hand and
Is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
66 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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INOR RENT-HOUsES--Tw good houses
a. 7rooms and u acre lot each, near st. Ann's
Church, at SIS per month. Apply on the prem
WACLAHK. lt#
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VNT NTANTED-sITUATION - By frst-class
Wv painter and glass glider: references.
Address p. y. Box 2O3, Newporr, KY.
mh6-4t
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- WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at 42 W. Fifth st. jy15-tf

WANTED-AGENT To sell tea, good
w commission. at SEDAMSVILLE DRUG
STORE, Twenty first w ard, Cincinnati, o.
mh7-2t*
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WANTED-SlTUATIO L. Garrison
w wants employment in any light business
In city or country; am willing to work. Ad-
dress me at "A Elizabeth street. mh7 -3t*
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FOR sALn--REAL ESTATE.

T~0E SALE-FARM-Of sixty acres; good
house and barn; plenty OF fruit Inquire at
4n Baymiller street. nh6-lt
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TN0R SALE HOUSE - In Lower Dayton,
l. KY, a new frame house of three rooms, cIs-
TERN and cellar, all comp etc; lot z6 by 10 feet
WIN sell cheap for cash. THOMAS III. SU-
San. mh2-6t
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L10R sALE-DRUG SToRE--In a splendid
i" location, doing a good trade, cheap for
GASP. Inquire Of SCHULZ u NEGLEY, COR
ner OF Filth and Main streets. mh7-2t
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VIZ NTED-EvERYBoDY TO KNOW
w The SEN ATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
cigars: give us call; 26O Central avenue.
9. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-1m
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LS0R SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
IL WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
4aym oi 6S acres, is miles from the city, on d
7aiiroad. Address H.. this office. Ja2S-tf
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XNTANTED - CANVASSERS = Lady can
w vassers In every county and city to sci
for particulars, INDIANAPOLIS CORSET
COMPANY, indianapolis, Ind mh6-6t*
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E'0k SAL -LAND--14 acres land In Avon
~ daic; beautifully situated ana we'll adapt
ga f0r subdivision, ut 81 900 per acre. Inquire
Vf SIkOBRfDGE u co.. Lithographers, cor
nor Fourth aud Isace streets.
/, mn7-Tu, ,Tn&S-tf
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ENOR SALk-LAND--5 80 acres prairie land !;
Il good spring on came; in thicKiy settled
neighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade Address ''W,"
this ofhce. jy14-tf
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WTANTED-JIM u CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of TIA Race street, are located
at the 'Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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E'OR' SALE--COrrAGE--W Well built and
Il convenient, with two lots adjoining the
some: house has six rooms and two attics, and
ts within two minutes walk OF steam and street
railroads. Address G. e., Post office Box SAL
mhT-3t
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| NTANTED--MIRR About 4 feet high.
| w cheap. Address, giving size, price and
style Of frame, JOHN RANDOLPH, Mays
vile, KY. mh7-it
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Testim oniaIg.

Testi m o n ais.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the mos capa bic
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commits sioncr of Patents"
"Ihave no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their app
plicatIons in form to secure for them early and
favorable cor sideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
"Mr. r. III. EDDY has made Tor me oyerTIIIRTY
almost every case. Such unmistakabie proof Of
great and ability on his part leads me to rec
ommend all inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be SUI of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
Boston Jan. l. 1876. ly3
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and hesh of
the animal creation Its effects upon severe cases
of SPAWN, Sweeny, Wind-Gall, Big Head and Poll.
Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. j. Mcclure & Co., Druggists, cor. Elm
and Front SITS, Cincinnati, o. say:
ain our neighborhooG a number of teamsters are
using the CeDtaur Liniment. They pronounce it
superior to anything they have ever used. We sell
as high as four to five dozen bottles per month to
owners of horses and mules"
We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures of Sprains, Kicks, Calls, PollEv, Big-llead
and even Founders, which are little less than mar.
wells. No owner Of an animal can afford to be with
out bottle Of Centaur Liniment, which any day
may prove worth twenty times its cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only at The
Laboratory Off. Il. ROSE Co,
Al DEY ST., NEW YORK.