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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
FOR 1876

Algreat Presidential Campaign uil soon ecmnsnee
That struggle Wil determine whether tire Oovsrunsnf u
the Caitsd s,s,ss shall continue 10 he Aaminisssrsi BY ths
party which preserved u frOm dismsmb~rusat 0r ey tb<
men vho endesvorsi 70 destroy or r-fasea 20 hsip save IL 10
Thsss Who dssire the R~rfnblican party 70 remain in ps~
or cannot more en- ciseuy contribute % that end than eyin
crsAsins the circulation q Tuk cnicAGo LxisS>s In ,Asl'
neieheorhoods. Among the leading kspaslieAa ns~srApsr'
none takes . higher rank or siil Weld . m0rs pessnilA IN
nuenes IN the mat Prssidenah Campaign. livery iseul
gent elnren uil and IL indisPenshas Tor tSe taSe aad hsa
nent 10 VIII contain
;rHE rRisrxns rtArroRn
On tbs leading msAsurvs e~forS The puoiie. Tas CHICAGO
rRisrSE holds the following yis~s. believing them T. D
night a. well as Republican
rood a soiJ and .iv,r !. itsovt inlary 70 he debtor cISs,s.
z hsdueuon Of direct STATE. And inairsst SAeSaA iatA
q Y.ooonx Al IR..,oehmsp. IN Public ExpsuJicurrs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

eth epizOoticsl epidemic which disabled
90 many horses, two or three years ago. Is again
prevailing In many localities. Uncle Sans
Condition Powders should be administered on
the appearance Of the nrst symptoms. For sale
BY Ali druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

The Photographic Copying Company OF
Burlington, Iowa, 10 giving employment to hun.
dreas Of men and women a. cAnvsssers for old
pictures to be copied and enlarged, either plain
or colored. Agents wanted In every county End
town in the West.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

Paris Theatre, ChicaGo.-rhis 10 one Of the
moot popular theaires in the West. The nightly
bill offered IL very attractive, and those spendin.
An evening In Chicago should not fail TO Wei; H.
See the location as given in another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
iEosroN. December Il, Is

iEOsTON, December Z, 1863.
Gentlemen-My only object In giving you this
testimonial 10 10 spread valuable Information.
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum,
and the whole surface Of my skin being covered
caused me great pain and annoyance, ard know
ing il 10 be . blood disease, 1 took many Of the
advertised blood preparations, among which vas
any quantity OF Sarsapari Ia. without obtaining
any benen:, until ! commenced taking the VKS-
IriS and before l had completed the fret bot
tie, l saw that I had got the right medicine, Con-
seQuentiyI I followed on with IL until I had taken
seven bottles, when I was pronounced well man,
and my skin Is smooth and entirely free from
pimples and eruptions. I have never enjoyed 30
good health before. and attribute II all 20 the
use OF VEGETISE. To benefit those afflicted with
Rheumatism, / will make mention also Of VIC
IrINI's wonderful power OF curing me Of this
acute complaint, OF which | have suffered 20 in
tensely. T.. II TUCKER. Pas. Agt. Mich. C..
T. Z. = Tyler street, Boston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

A Farmers Paper.-The PArRON's HELPER
has this brief bur very plain platform: To help
turner's ersrytrhers in az their relations Of life:
rhether artI, social or prefsssionoG. See adSer-
tisemept.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

EH-Eiiert'e Extract OF Tar and Wild Cherry
Glands al the head Of al remedies for the cure of
coughs, eolds. and ali diseases OF the throat ard
iungs There /. nothing else 50 good and GER
tain. Sold by all Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

The watch for the Aasoes.-ln another col.
umn We insert the advertisement Of the Great
Western Watch CO. Of Chicago. They have Q
popular fast-eelling watch .. . low price. and .
good time-keeper. They oil all orders promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
Has Entirely Cured Me.

BosTus. O~.ooer, $50.
Mr. II. r. STEvRss-Desr Sir-My o.aghter
after having . severe attack Of whoopingcOu2h,
was left In . feeble state Of health. being sdvised
by a friend. she tried the VEGKIISR. and Afer
usiLg . few bottles, was fully restored To health.
j have been Q great sufferer from Rheumatism.
l have taken several bottles Of the VKGErrNG
for this complaint. and am hsppy TO say Il has
entirely cured me. ! have recon- mended the
SK6HuNE 10 other. with the same good results.
II IL Q great cleanser and poider OF the blood:
IL 10 pleasant TO take: and I can cheesfully
recommend ie.
JAMES MORSE. at Athen. ss,ee,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
A New Thing in the World.
IN ~ ~ H--- A. O.

DIR. G. Francois FRENCH QUEEN SYRUP
"a sure cure for crOop, whOoping-
cough, and severe colds which settle
on the lungs ever in consumption,
chronic bronchitis, and catarrh.
The French Queen Syrup Is one Of the most
powerful remedies that has ever existed in the
world. 1t Is an old French remedy which has
been In use in France for many years, and has
given great relief to the suffering. 1t is well
recommended by all French physicians in
Europe. Be sure to get no other. sold by all
irst-class druggists and drug dealers in the
country, at 80 cents per bottle. AddIe-s DR.. c.
FRANCOIS, No. Sl6 Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
loGY / TnNBLB,
EARN THEATRE,p

:, .,,E !; !6 S! TIHE!:tA;a!T!sR! r.. Ran.
dolph Sts., CHICAGO. ILL.,
v; 3; kkv W. .,.,,n. Nth sr,eI.:. n,sss ;
~ Specially Compeny. All the leading artlftes
Of the day IN rapid succession and constantly
ENGAGED. Visitors and travellers who wish 70 en-
joy IN hour Of fan and AMUSEMENT should not
fail 10 visit the Paris. Our seal, Of prices the
lowest In the Voeid:-lS ets., Is cts. $l.o0 and
$500. Grand Gala Bill every sunday evening.
10 PATROLS or HUsBANDRY
Throagheat the United States.
THE Planters of LouDenna are anxious to fa.-
i ntsh their BruehR Patrons in the North md
West with purS11A lnadulteraied sugnr, molas-
-, riee, ETC., aheetly nom their plantations
Send . posol card with .your name and post
ONCE addreeeto
y. d. WETAORE,
State GHaAgs Agent for LouiaiAnA,
NRW ORLEANS,
and Jon WIN receive in return tpostpaidl . pam
phlet containiIg the dt6efent gf1des OF sngAR,
nolassef, dec, eodee. ate, with adviee - 70 h0v
70 oede1. he eireuloe also furnishes fall list OF
neigte ratee ffoA New Orleans to pota1 In The
EoGtA md West
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
JAMES MORSE, osf Ather. st,cet
NO TROUBLE SINCE USING
II,

~CHAKIrovN, October 80
This ceytifes that my daughter has always been
troubled with . h1mo. which has caused fire.
queEt swelling on Der face and About her eyes,
Physicians called IL the Erysipeias; but anef
having taken two bottles Of the vEoxrIxE, has
not been tYouhled with IL since.
SIMON ALDRICH, Chariestoun, Nase.
De. TC-sII says: at is Unnecessary for me
10 enuneraie the diseases Tor which the Veg
etine shocld be used. I know OF no tiseNe
vAsch VIII not admit OF lie use with good re-
salts. Almost innamerabie Complaints are
caused BY poisonous secretions In the blood.
which can be entirely expelled from the system
BY the uee Of the SHsErISH- When the bInod IN
perfectly eleaneed. the disease rapidly yields; al
pains cease, healthy seton 10 promptly restored,
and The patient is cured"
The remarkable cures effected by yrsETryE
have inc1eec many Physicians and spo;heearss
vfom We know, 70 prescribe and zee II In their
own families.
In fact vEGETINE IL the best remedy vet
discovered and 10 The Only reliable ~
PURIFIER yet placed before The pablo Sold
hv al 410isfe and dealefs eyeryvhere-
On Ac9la ntance Cards, 9 s.yies, no name. itee
ZUD. 3, 9CSTEO, yaa.xp. RerHs. Co. y Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

"Whose goin' to reach it, I should
like to knowg'
"When the wind blows right"
"Wnat then, Wild Rose9 Are you
talking in your sleeps"
"Send a kite Overt" suggested Wild,
not needing the interruption.
"Whew" exclaimed Johnny, sinking
down into his warm bed again.
He didn't speak, and poor Wild
thought he held the scheme in extreme
derision; nevertheless, johnny was think.
ing, even after his sister was sleeping.
The next day it showed all day. There
was no chance to hear n word from the
fishing feet. Johnny declared that he
must go to the nearest neighbours house.
Tie knew the way we'll enough; but it
Tas after nine o'clock before he set
forth.
Presently he returned with his friend,
Peter Petit, and the two lads spent the
morning, with barred door, in Captain
Roses net room.
Wild peeped into the place when the
boys were out Of it eating their dinner,
and beheld, to her amazement, tie skel-
e:on of . huge kite.
"Oh, johnny! are you going to try iti'
she cried, running out to him.
At first Johnny Was vexed that she
had found It out, but in q minute OF two
he wa all over the pet, and vas in high
glee when Wild and her mother Joined
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18
THE COMPARATIVE COST.

As the figures given by Mr.. Higgins
of the comparative cost of ship-build,
ingon this Coast and on the Atlantic
ssa-boards hass created no little COM
.ment, and some doubt exists in Tho
miHds of i few of our citizens that such
. Inference could possibly result. We
cory from a pamphlet issued by tie
San Francisco Board of Underwriters
in 1874, comparative estimate of the
cost of 1, 200 ton ship OF Bath, Maine,
and on Puget Sound. 1t will be seen
that the figures differ only in some in
essential particulars:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18


"EARIT Tines IN OREaos.p -Judge
Strong recently lectured in Portland,
before the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, on early Times in Oregon"
theme upon which the Judge is said
TO be extremely interesting. One Of
the pioneers of Oregon, the incidents
narrated are generally personal rsmi-
niscences OF early times, held in CRATE
ful remembrance by those who shared
with him the hardahips and privasions
incident 70 frontier life. We hope the
Judge will be induced to visit the Sound
and repeat his lecture here. There Al, are
many q, the old settlers Of Oregon in
tAis community wo would be pleased to
hear him. i.t,a ',''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18

u.
SAINT PATnlcKs DAY, rTTo .daya Friu
day. is the anniversary Of Ireland;s pat
rion saint, born, according to most 'aal
thorities. near the site of Fitzpatrick, at
the mouth of the Clyde, in Scotland,
in the year 372. The Asaesscaasi E,,cy.
c'opedia states that at the age Of six
teen ne was carried captive to ireland,
by . band of marauders,, but made his
escape after six months and reached
Scotland. q He was carried off d second
time, and again escaping resolved To
become 9 maissiionaryto the Irish, was
ordained in Scotland and after o, long
PREPARATION, was confirmed, d bishop.
About 432 he went to ireland, and
preached the gospel with such extraaor-
binary effect that, it resulted in } the
general conversion of the people. d St.
Bernard testifes that he fixed his me-
tropolitan see at Armagh, and appointed
several other bishops, with whom he
held councils to settle the discipline Of
the church which he had planted. % In
his old ago he wrote his Coayessio,,s,
the authenticity of which,; however, is
doubted. A popular legend ascribes
to him the banishment of all yenomods
creatures from the isfhnd, BY means of
his |cerosier, or STAFF The Roman Cath
ohc keeps his festival ionsthis. day.
March 17th), andit is generally Icsle-
brated by'natives Of the Emerald Isle,
Ia populous cities by professions, Ora
tionss Inuaic and other demonstrations
of respect forIhis memory: silds sai Y
-ss'y :, - -s-----44.+-a ~ 10 FtA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18
lsaoM THE DAnY, oFINoNpAy.1l

'whAr IT Will DO lsoaii 6fsYMrrrAl. Tho
benefits to be derived from the establishment
ofaa ship-yard and dry.d6ck, 1T this boint
cannot be ovcrrated. ItwIif dad ID our II per.
manent population class 81 skilled niecilaaina.
les with their families, ana immensely in, in,
crease the taxable wealth of the town i and nd
county. # viii give employment to scores
Of labOrrsrs y furnishing needed supplies.
besides developing many branches i Of in-
dustry which can thrive only, where ship
building on large scaleis established as a
leading pursuit. Al faesoryafor the maru.
factory Of blocks will become necessity and
woods suitable for the icasings sis fornd in
abundance in close proximity to thcs bay,
The Lfgnans cite, usually used for the sieycp
being, of foreign GROWTH, must DO imported,
as II is to every other manufactory' Id the
United States, but its cost delivered here viii
be quite as reasonable as elsewhere. Ar rc
walk will be another immediate need. san.
loft win give employment ITO q number of
Triggers. and heiroa.work a new impetus 10
artiticers in that material. All Of these in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18

in the Wenatche county. but no particulars
are given.
THE Independent publishes a repott that
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. contem;
plate the construetion OF also mills extension
of the road, from Kalama pp the Colnmbia
rivsr, al IN early day. q 3 H
mE ids, Opt Browne, left this NOR
ing fos Seattle On her Observation-Disclosures
the new schedule.
TIM Choral Society propose to give another
rehearsal sometime during the term of the
District Court.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18

1t Will be perceived that the aggre-
gate amount saved is within few dol
lars of that of the former estimate.
The difference of prices in the respect
i've periods may account for the discre-
pancies in some Of the figures, but this
is immaterial so long as the general re-
suit is not affected thereby. In round
numbers, there is difference of $20,-
600 in favor Of the Sound in timber.
Let us consider the disadvantages;
Referring again to the Underwriters
estimate, we enumerate 1.-The amount of
iron required for fastening the vessel
at 80 tons, Cumberland coal 20 tons,
canvas, blocks and paints 20 tons, an
chors, chains and metals 85 tons--total
155 tons. These articles can be pur-
chased by the builder here in New York
as cheap rs they can be bought by
the Eastern builder The difference
will be in freight, around the Horn
which in 1874 was $40 per ston4Land
loss ofinterest during voyage on SIS 900
estimated value Of material, say $500.
Pitch, tar and rosin can be made here
cheaper than the can be imported.
Rope can be purchased in San Fran
cisco cheap as in the East, and freights
thence to Puget Sound are merely NOM
inal. All theitems against the ship.
yard here foot up less than %, 900 but
we will say 1000 to cover all contin-
gencies, and we have $4,000 as the
net profit, excluding the item Of labor.
. The estimates that have been made
for labor, have been another stumbling
block to some, but this objection disap-
pears when we consider that skilled work
men, shipwrights, caulkers, etc., OF the
mills receive from $35 to s75 per month,
which brings the price Of labor very
nearly to q par with tie prices in East
ern yards, A, higher rate would, of
course be paid to foremenorspecialiats.
The difference Of wages, in the constsuc-
ton of.a ship Of the dimensions named,
could not possibly be more than from
81 900 TO 81. 200, which amply justices
the, conclusion of the underwriters that
with honest, intelligent and energetic
management, and the employment Of
large capital on Puget Sound. better and
stronger ships Ola given tonnage can be
built from l51tog20 per cent. cheaper
than at any point on the EASTERN Coast
of the, United States. ''s'. a9siii' h?,h
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18
FROM THE DAILY OF TUESDAY.

OLYMPIA CHORAL SocIETY.-At a meeting
held last evening, this Society elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Jno.
w. Page, President; M. E. Hartsuck, Vice
President; Miss Georges. Percival, Secre-
tary; Robert Frost, Treasurer; Rev. q. L.
Fischer, Conductor; W. II. Roberts, Musical
Director; Miss Stella Galliher, Assistant Di-
rector; j. r. Wood, Librarian. The Treas;
urer's report for the past year gives the total
receipts as 1910. Tho disbursements have
been as follows: To the Ladies' Relief Com.
mittee, $54 go, to the Centennial Fund, $40,
for new music. s13 25. for printing, $40, for
hall rent, $53 10. Total, $500 60, leaving q
balance in the Treasury of 50 40. ". bin.
We do not think there lis any one place
within the city limits where one hundred
dollars of public money could be used to
better advantage. than on and around the
public square, 1t is fine location and at
little expense could be made one of the at.
fractions of the town. aOn three sides the
naples arc already large and of iuxuri-
ant growth, but on the eastern side they are
mostly dead and should he removed. The
s,,,nns snS ao,. M. H. S,i.a ~
sna,,ia =. ,,c,'.as ~ III
orssa .;yS PIN p,U "a .na ~, III, !, s'essU wv
Delight to the eye--and Il baseball fp,ayersal .
oA rsIn 3 =, g1,,,. g Ar n,ahh,
Of onr entsrnrising citizens x at stens
tow,rda organir;ps, = hin. s.osn rer,n r,sav
for tba nprnoaa Of i h,ild;nr hs,s 's sssr,a,l
laht. 4 ransht tste,n.whss, ''s ,,asssn.sr ard
frs;oh. nasI :. :. ,.,,, ~ $500 $500.
Olympia ana down Sound / norts. las mrs
will tend towards giving ua "a edaify line In,
and out of Olymoia, we wish the anroject
success. OF arr er9di 5sai syns nos isaI
sru .. ,s,,a o,s,, liz, n, II. u
.sss,sn ~ siasqa ~ NostsI5sE pa 1,s;,I
road aCo has passed Cdnsress ana alS,sita
but tbs sisnatursa III the President 10 becom,,e,
law Ono ii obi. oaid u,ias.' i, appasrs "a
know I'M about IL but a tb a,it eslecranh has
not reported action q, auch bilI va are n.
cIined ID rreoard The story az = earard
Rrrvv,us ~. Ap.,s,.r,.,so Ia 49,. ,,.a.
nn.;cs ~ A :, ss,,,,, .,,rl,nsih. fSCitiv sssSl
b,;.rs aa,, ! ,s,,sss 900 ~ s,:s
from. ~, ,..s,s ~ =, IIrs;o sT. ~.
AN, 1870 - a. ~
ahSuldI have thstmoss sfraI4alni, 5his Ss.kiItsa
nj, y,,;. al uaal1 god 3aIagI. e
afi5c " aUv NJ I'M ~
tdn Railroad AZ .ysrs arscent,Y s s.sS ~ ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18

dustries are intimately connected with the
business of ship.building. There are others
which will find more gradual developments
as the demand grows, Among these, very
lucrative employment will be foand in the
cultivation OF hemp and in tl,e extraction
Of pitch, tar and resin. We do belize that
is Is within bounds y essimats the ID van.
tAges that may be derived from Che inaugu.
Erstion of this business in Sour midst, as Far
greater than would result from the Olympia.
Tenino railroad, even with all the traffic it
could possibly command.
THE City of Panama sailed from San Fran
cisco for the Sound last Friday, 10th inst,
with the following large passenger list: For
Victoria-John Evarts, Rev. John Reid,
I. Redgrave, Mrs. Keene, NJ. B. Smith, Adam
Matson, N; B. Toby, F: w. Harrington, Geo.
Shore, d. L. Shushior, Il Martel, g. E. Daw-
son, H. Foster, ]. 3: Thompson, C. E. P.
Wood, w. B. Hunter, Mrs. Cooper, II. NJ
Cooper and 2sons 0. v. Cooper, Paul Re
burd, and A in the Storage. For Seattle
r. X. Burt, Philip Ritz, Oliver Shaw and
wife, w. A. Jennings and 50 in steerage.
For Port Townsend Miller, J. r. Col~
Inns and in Storage. For Tacoma-A. ].
Smith, Henry Cavendish. Fol Olympia
Miss Annie Frost VIM. Valley and in
steerage. 80 ~,
PRoGREss in grading the west.side road
has been favorable, considering the delay
caused by the inclement weather. The track
SO I'D In, inf. In nnL inc
place. Soon as Spring opens, the work will
be pushed to an early completion. 80 nj
COMPLAINT is made about the scarcity of
silver change. We have never found any diff
ficulty in exchanging twenty dollar piece
for forty half dollars but securing the gold
piece has been source of great trouble and
anxiety to us. ''.'
Hunters should remember that, according
to the game law passed last Legislature it is
now violation of the law TO kill grouse, quail,
deer or elk for sale. This docs not prevent
parties killing them for their own use. e.
s. Our local AYERS that he saw, one day re,
Gently, a lot of black birds, crows, ducks,
seagulls, snipes and tame pigeons, all con.
gregatcd in space of not more than an acre
of land and adjoising water. !' re" 4 'i'1'
THE latest bon:mot attributed to Bclknap
is "The woman thou, gavest me did tempt
me, and | did eat" The language sounds
somewhat ancient, but the sentiment is up to
the times aida, t1a., a.,.t ...sa
.PERsoNAL.--Miss Alice Warbass and Hi"
Allen are to spend their Summer vacation
two monthts) in Olympia. b! add 1fi'lA
Co6nf will convene, in Vancouver next
Monday, and in Olympia the first Monday in
April. - ',-''''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-18

BE Judge q man by Whit he is,
not what he seems to be. S'' '''.A gag
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-21
FORTY YEARS BrroRE THE prBirC.
DIR. &. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIV + K PILLS,
lIepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the
/ edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costiyc, sometimes alter
native with lax the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in tie back part.
There is generally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with a pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A Slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. ] The patient
complains WEAKNESS and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AG l l. AND FEVER,
DR.. c. MfLANL's LIVER Pills,
IL CASES or -tGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
oathartic can be Used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advice all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
TAR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. &. MtLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of G..
M.LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrappers.
Ea- Insist on your druggist or
storckecper giving you the genuine
DR.. &. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To thos. wishing TO give DR.. {. McLAsEs
LIVER Pills trial, we Will mail post paid to any
part Of tue United States, box Of Pills for
twenty-five cents.
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