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y c are indebted to Mr.. Ben. SiCkley iOl
the following account of the Oldest horse now
living, IN the United States, and even in The
world.
The horse is owned in Jackson. Michigan
and is the property Of Mr.. Carter o. that place
"ROmp,' tor so the horse Is named, was bOrr
IN Clarence Erie county, New York, in June
1924, and hence is 80 years old. lie was sire,
by Dragon, Il noted English racer, and in hi.
early days proved very fast. He was match
ed to run race in 1921 but before he fin
shed he stepped on stone and broke hE
leg, and ever after was useless for racing
purposes.
\ farmer being pleased with his beauty
and symmetry purchased him at the time o.
The accident for $40 and in two years he wa.
almost cured In 1898 Mr. Carter repair
chased the horse and drove him in his buggy
for two years. He again sold him to Mr.. 4
J. Henderson, who used him for hauling coal
and for fifteen years Romp never missed ,
day or lost meal, but worked every day
Sundays excepted, and has seen six young
horses die in Their attempts to match him il!
his daily round Romp has a very long bar
rellikc body, high withcrs and every charac
ieristiC about him bears marks Of high breed
ing. The above facts can easily be substan
tiated, ana proves the animal IN question tC
ne the Oldest rs well rs the hardest Iepresen
tatiyc of the equine race living. Surely !,Oml
deserves to 20 where all good IIOuyhnhnnm.
rO-P1&iH BWletiq.
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\ Pennsylvania farmer tells, in i coiempo,
rary, how he treats muck, and it may be a
good way, though many persons prcicrto keep
il g year exposed to the weather and then,
when dry, use it rs an a,Orbent IN the stables
and cow-yards. As the muck was dug, he
mixed with every five loads one barrel OF
fresh lime. This was spread eavenly IN lay.
ers between layers of muck IA foot thick. In
twenty four hours the heaps We're smoking
not He threw more muck over the top and
beat the surface closely to exclude the air,
when in a few days the heat went down.
When he came to draw the muck, it had be
come a black rich mass, that cXhaled very
pungent udor, much like barnyard manure :;
and, although 1t was late in October when it
was spread upon the grass, the color Of the
field became at once Il deeper green, and a
rapid growth started. Wood ashes, half Il
bushcl or more to load of muck. will pro.
ducc equally good results, but more time is
required for decomposition.
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\ correspondent OF the UuSjaDdm0H thus
describes his method of growing fodder corn ;
First ! want good piece of land, not over
rich. This pillow about the 29th TO the 3Oth
Of May. Have good seed; use eight rowcd
yellow, put in with drill; one and three
quarter bushels per acre. Nhonu up, SOW plas-
ter, two bushels per acre. In this way get
it with some small ears on, and the growth Is
all that Is needed from six to ten feet ! cut
witha moving machine or short scythe;
cut when it is entirely dry not any
dew even on it. Let it lay, if good,
dry weather, three or four days; with Il
fork turn it over, and in two or three
days more put 1t in. take a team and two
men, one on each side OF the wagon; pitch on
the wagon all you can put in shed or any
place on top of hay, as there is always room
after threshing 1t may be put in four or five
feet deep and keep good. BE sure and not
have any water on when II is put in the barn
think this way much better than 10 tic and
set up IN the field, as | have tried both and
am satisfied with this way of taking care OF
fodder
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FARM AND GARDEN.
TWO Cooking RECEIVES.

To tie Edttors IF tie Eceaiag Post.
Since the columns of your journal have
been thrown open TO those who want Ia LEND
hand III the matters touching every day
lille, may not women have g chance to help
each other? The task of keeping up varied
menu is no easy one, as every housekeepel
will admit, for she knows that the palate
wearics for any one dish too often repeated
enclose a recipe for Boston brown bread
and one for an omlette, either OF when VII
delight the heart of the veriest epicule living
VIII not some of the readers OF About I'M
House" do me "A favor by sending some reel
pes equally well tested?
BosToN Brown BREAD.-2 cups OF yellow
Indian meal, IL cups of rye meal, egg, |.
pint of sweet milk i pint OF cola water, !.
cup of molasscs, = teaspooniul or soda,
teaspoonful of salt When the ingredients are
mixed beat them well-fifteen minutes is mo-
100 much-and bake for three hours in Il
moderate oven. find the better bread If il
is allowed to stand twenty-four hours after
baking; it should then be thoroughly heated
before sending to the table The tin fol
baking is cylindrical in shape, six inches
deep, four inches in diameter at the bottom
four and three-quarter inches mt the tGp, and
has a tghtfttng cover.
OMLETTE.-Beat the whites and yol&s OF {
eggs separately. Add to the yolks small
cup of milk in which are dissolved . tea
spoonfuls of flour, Il tcaspoonfu Of salt, 1
pinch ofpcpper and the same OF sugar. Their
add the whites, and beat only just eGough IL
mix the whole. This makes large omctte
find the Dover egg heater an Invaluable
coadiutor in all my culinary enterprise. NJ in,
cost 80 cents, and has saved me many dollars
worth of lroubl" and fatigue.
March l. COMFORT HOME.
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Poole r.'.r. gghg Cru0. trnr 'r gr.a l1I 20 pG7-
of fr rfHF ..N Gt"'in uf fln county Court ui la
..r 'v, no f.a state OF Illinois, msd. 900 rr .HH dty
. August g. 70. l CHE same u"lug uUn 90 tn al ui %"
Dolly 'ru A.. 70. 80 OF >uI cuur'N loo a certain cause
Ha.r..4 -.r.u ~uawn. AGuiui,iraf.I., G.d walter b.
~ftWn. Admin Htor 81 ia estate q lEl1 s'rtNU DO.
H.,', were aurTs, and ILuolp.in En"suI 100 Joseph
49, ED"r.ul I'T husband and Bertha Morgan sud Thorn -
d. .grgGL her husband. Clara S'raN1. lila -rHWn Her
.u. J. ~thwu Cora Bell SttVn. Lewis lugur, Peter ST.
mon, fh watts, Louis 'orfhay. Frederick Irls.Iuu
Bragg. Robert H. Moss Alba T. HlaE, III lI'd-.0n. Morgan
Arulm, Lor.s 20 henn,ay. James NJ Coo per taArc- u
Ga. ell, FrodeucE S'unoIG Porter Daniels sarah -'rlra
f. sale u! The Zeal Estate ~ said David SfIWa deceased
.r POO" payment OI The debts Hgaust Dis me "UInT
Adw'Ulfr1frIN and Administrator 90 'IU l.fl'" Of
as. 4N.. -trtWl. deceased viii So ~ .HH." NHT. 90 DO
.rfrap lus or parcels 10 the highest bidder g f south
doug % the County Court House, m 30. ry 90 ottawa loo
-o county OF u >ie and state OF Illinois, Du saturday,
%. day Oh April 4. j. 1876 commencing H 'in hour Ui
tNu ock Ia the afternoon. the following real A'" viz
H., east bait % me southwest quarter ul section twenty
and ae cas- hHi OF TIE northwest quarter ~ Soc
ton lhI'J i0ur, Oh To- township thirty r. u.f range
,Ir' east 81 tie hird princ gtl meTI3tI 30 '.rua.y ui
L. -,ue and state % ILLINOIS.
terms DI sad sales VIII Pc a- f.''Ha- Er.. The
safe or ore fourth 'sTcOT to o.. paid rIH -r" 90 SAFE
and 'e remainder. tn interest thereon 90 Coo rate 81 Zen
per eut pr aUulu 10 twelve months l:'.T, - tile
Cr' 30 % Tie purchaser the deferred ff- fu %" BE-
cured ~ the notes 90 the purchaser a personal FL"
uIT'F and uJr gage on Tie premise - .'. iHr 'he
pr" -'s Sold Will De- executed 10 OIL. .Hs. upon ir
approval OF t.e ale ay sG!d cont.
- H.E t.'-, $50 ts SARAH STRAW ..
NALTrU % -fsh.t.
tal... ..A'liy and AIH.r .-'.... r"' ..n i.'H'r
a. David ~frINu. deceased.
U...HuEs-. Attorney for Admin -a'
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NOTICE.

y oTICB:.-Esr,rE 0F JEaE0E ENEEY. DECEASED
y Notice Il hereby given tHaE ftr Undersigned Asiz
stEaix OF The estate o. G - Emery ate q ue e0uay OF
Ia ale and state 81 lGHis lsC' Hi MI slTtar nciort
te county Go urt % said CUguly TIE third Monday b.
ng the nineteenth CAV ' June is - TIE County court
HOu-e uffauaI In sad county. Wtru avd glers al Ter
-ous haNlu- ciss demands against aid estate are no
uded % attend AT present TIE same ~ writing Tor ad
ustllelr.
ANN EMERY.
a-rstE A1mlalstrAtrr.
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EG09l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,trx,

- HUe rysaI ,,af Hs.,,, O., J.... ram A d. $50
ID, fAltursTU.
Orun wiuau. aat Andrew wH.u. VS. Ava W.uaas
Louis NIuIEr- hobart Bruce NluHU- lfyIuA liter Ella
beth Week. MARY Boyd tud GHurgisub snyder.
10 appearing AFFIDAVIT die iu the Office OF N.
Clerk the sad CONT fnIf defendants lvuit litter
lLal''H Wees md bouT-ann shy der not resident
O said state, and .ad wia.ugu's having Gci their bal
Of complain. u aid HuIt iH. thanCery side thereof
the -st dty ui April a u .-t, herein. and summons
having been Issued thereon accord ug 90 Law
Notice. therefore De- hereby given 10 said defendants Ia.
gut Utter Elizabeth Week. and GcOr.iaua SNYDER thai
unless you h personally De Agd appear before aid Court
40 said . thereof 90 De- held az the Court House in Otil
We said County, ON tue First Monday OF June next A. u
I-s, .aN.I aud where said summons - rstunAb-l, and
plead, answer fomnr or except iH said bin, the vii
l taken Cor confessed against Enu. and TIE matters auH
things therein prayed Cor l..-goi accordingly
CHARLES a. HOOK. Clerk
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N'pE'f 4 fs.-f-IaTE OF t,FErH| I... tTHIu. lIE, 70
y Npt.rr O. hereby given Tat Old. ...- f.f. NDCu
81 % r.r la.' vii aud t.siarer .s-aTlIl il's
- -H. county ct T. sale and -ftl.l H. -"I.. N
4rrs.s before '.H t.rrfg Court tr rH fIH fiF
hiu. isT .nair the fifteenth dag .. r @ TO- 'i' tuHu
D t..t iHu-nl Ottawa. .u -i.l ..l ana a lHTH
PRISONS having claims Jrtals. .l. estate -rf
not .r % attend aal present la .. . 'r'H- Or aa
.gst .Lr.
sfE..s .-I.rIsNTp.
....6. EE'ulfr..-
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Observation-Disclosures. snLrCr-

= fH. 'rrf CONT. .f.If, POP f.' Jim. I.rsl q. o. r-.
"a. '.~."s|g.
T..r F.Hr-Hn .. Thomas Johnson.
D. HHrsf1E from HrIsyit on ME In the 0frr Of ra
rT. 20 si court inst .si defendant. Thomas johnson
j. E.. i'i' 10 -tt 1hi said complainant having
.H bog ' 20 compliant .u aid court. yu fFH CHa-UsTy
-.is thereof. on The -.-f day u April 1851. hUfH1 ana
mons HaEI-- Teen l.-uri fHsTUuu aCCurHu- fa 'tR.
NH'"" H tpfr hrIJIs given 10 sal! lHf H44lr. IbHr
a HH'rHr That uue-- shall personally - ard appear
before ,l court ~ said term thereof Peel 1 ~ fae tvu-'
HnHH .a OTTAWA, % SID county, the -rsf Monday Of
Jane u.tt A. .. l>,f Iaton aui Wtr-H aid -grnr D. o.
tlFl.Hs and plead aer deu1ur or EXCEPT laid bun.
Zoe same VII Dee taken Zoe confessed against son. aud ODE
matter and things therein prayed Cor GHrrryi aggn- u-g
CHARLES %. NDuh. ClyrA-
4 +. WHITNEY ANn --r4......
I.guoLsoS a SNOW. solicitors. a?I-1EW
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\ breeder of poultry writes: Every spring
procure quantity OF cedar boughs and scat
Jered them beautifully in and around the hen
house This is all that is necessary, as the
odor Of the cedar keeps away lice. This rem
edy is cheap. simple and effective, and is well
worth trying by all who have Hens to care
tnr-
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if your gcraniums don't flourish, just graft
them upon tomato vines and see how thai
works y Los Angeles man tried it, and hi,
geranium. or tomatO-t's hard to tell winch
is growing thrittily and blossomng hcauu-
fully.
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STATE Is,LAsAILxco-s.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALLEC Co.'s.
% ~ TIE CHCVl CUart McreQt, 70 Js leinl d. 1876
IN C't0tcPrg.
Robert Wilson and William F. Whmore compainants.
a.. The OTTAWA Manufacturing Company. William II W.
Cushman Alexander ruen, John " A. Hoes, Frederick
Bronson Lorenzo Leland Dwight +. Cameron, Charles II.
Force and John r. Nash defendants
II appearing from affidavit file In the office OF tue
clerk OF sadcourt that said defendant Alexander Bru H.
Is not res dent OF said state and said compliments having
fled their bill OF compl court the chancery
side therco the 18th day of September 1873 herein
and summons having been issued thereon according TO
law;
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant, Alex
ander Bruen that unless shall personally be and ap
pear before SAID court said term thereof to be held nj e
Court House 10 Ottawa in aid county the first Monday
OF June reN 1876, and plead demur except
said O the will be taken for confessed against you
and the matters aud things therein prayed Tor dccrecd
CCrdngly CHAIR Is II. HOOK Clerk.
,ouN Il. RICE. Solicitor. apr2!-.w
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Abstracts OF Title.

Havn. purchased the Abstract Books Of lie sale COun
~ intend TO make Abs,raCtnc OF Titles special bust
ness and satisfied from the knowledge ana experience
That have Of the business Tat can make Abstracts to the
sssigctou Of those who are experienced IN examining
titles IOauiug money buying land. am nov making
and will soon complete very superior GranoT Granite
ITday nv which can readily tell what land land
cr i'm La sale county las ever owned, or what
mortgages he has given DT taken. THIS index All also be
sCk against pos errors a examining or G5st7actng
the little 20 any piece gt .t-'.
For Abstracts of Title or aav .a.arua;ion u regard 70
titles 70 land. call % CO address
:. ". UPPER,
Ottawa. Ills
Office 10 Hoes & Ir-.r.s I..n. lrb''''
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Zegal.

ST'ATI. OF ILi-lNoIS, LA SALLK Co.'s
- IN tie CUcHh Court HereQ 10 Jane Is',a A. d. MO
In ChaRcerV.
James Scott and Burr r. Fleming. partners urd the
meme and style OF Scott Fleming The Brown" ortoa
Paper Company Roswell Brown, william III. W. hslmsn.
William Die iinson Joseph Ripley and Henry D. "a aite
IL appear ng from affidavit on file In the once OF The
CLERK OF said Court that said defendants, Roswell Brown
william Dickinson and Joseph Ripley are not residents OF
said state and said compainants having filed their bl OF
complaint In sand court the chancery side thereof on The
18th day OF May A. d. 1915. herein and luminous having
been issued thereon according to law
etherclore, is hereby given to said defendants Kos
well Brown. William Dickinson and Joseph Ripley that
unless shall personally be and appear before said court
said term thereof 10 he held 1T the Court House IN Otta
wa. IN said county. on ihe drst Monday OF June next
1886 and plead demur except TO said BILL the same
will be taken tor confessed against YOU and the matters
and things therein prayed for dccreed accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
JOIN B. RIcE, Solicitor anl29-iw
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N-OT'ES f-r TX uF Sous ... rE- fT.' Nuftr
y h"rcbs given. That The uu..r- H t1r' I.- 90 it"
last l and .r.ta!eut OF TaHr I llfH .l faa county
q sale af state u Iln0 f., r.1 III Tlfif p ore
TIRE County Court 81 said couufvT Ore third MONDAY being
the ath day q June -1f 10 On. 'NHlit 'oaf % JUS i
Ottawa, In "a county when Ard srr at i--.- DAY if-
claims or demands against said H-t- sf. i"'- % bli
aru present tlr same in Wrifr- l.E "a. Isf1lHaf
JACOB EAISCU
a.r-Fz lAFIgtnr.
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pANi.IkT1I''I' SALE IS IHE DlsIECr
- COURT or THE UNITED STATES. for rh" northern
D,uIcI u Illinois. IN Bankruptcy. .uNe matter OF John
Ca'w'N, Jane, b. Colwe and Henry hrl, bankrups.
Ilg EEdtIs Eei offers tor sale o., following described
real estate: Lots three la Tour u ard i've II In block
eighty six SG states Addition ~ Oh" CITY OF Ottawa. Ia
Sale County, Illinois, together with l' Buildings situated
thereof ~ follows: sash Door an! Bind Factory, paint
shop carpenter shop, Office building. and tine" story brick
warehouse. also boiler, engine shifting pulley, pIgucr
thatcher, SAWS and other woodworking machinery. List
Of TIE machinery VIII De FURNISHED application. BID.
VIII be received for the purchase o "a. above property m
IN thursday May TIA 1916, AT o'c!oCkrD The right To
all BIDS Is rCscrvCj and lHr acceptance OF
Any bid, Is sui yet 20 apprOyll of the court.
THOMAS ID. 'AilI', '-.I sunn.
Ottawa. H., april ~ 1875. ws.
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Note, Letter and Bill Heads

Printed in fstc'ass style En Eve Trader 0fce YVES
of Court House square. OSNAN d HAFtNAN.
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STAT Eoi'ILI-ISOIs-.LA

SIA II fc or iLt1I NpI>-. La SALE Co.'s.
~ ~ me 'ucH& count Nef,O, 20 JMs Ie,1H a. De- 1916,
In CHtI fCeTW.
Margaret Welsh rs. James Welsh.
IL appearing from affidavit file IN the Office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant James Welsh Is not
resident OF aiu state and said complainant having He'd
her bill of complaint in said court, the chancery side
thereof on the a day of April oG, herein. and sum.
mons having been issued thereon according to laws
ce therefore, hereby given said defendant James
Welsh, mat unless you shall personally be and appear he.
said court ~ said term thereof To lie held at he Court
House in Ottawa IN said county the tlst Monday OF
June next d. lSG when and where said summons Is e'
urnab!e and plead, answer, demur or except TO said bill
the same VIII be taken Tor confessed against YOU and the
matters and things therein prayed for deCreed accordingly
CHARLES II. HOOK. CLERK.
CuUBBvCk 4 WALL. Solicitors. aDr29-iW
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Isn't it Worse for Man, FatherP


II is two wears since left off the use
of tobacco. | certainly did enjoy INV
cigar. prided myself on nv fine
HuIaIas and might have been seen al
u,,st any morniu% with one i'm my mouth,
walking down to business and putting
AVA, in a most comfortable manner.
WHY left of was this | had IL little
son about six Years of age. He almost
always hurried to be ready to walk
down with me as far ~ his school. His
hriuht face and extended hand were al
WAYS welcome. and he bounded along
beside me. cbottiu". rs such dear little
fellows only can. The city has in it
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAitN''
H. H.. EDDY.
SOLIC ITOSOF l.

For Icenfions Trdd. Max.
No ~ State Street. opposite hlI"' >..''
Mass ..
After an extensive practice "i nv "' OBJ. r.-
wears continues to -rCuT" patent .. .... ..
States also in Great Britain. France ...- .-
,iru countries Caveats. ~I'r'in' 4. .'' ....
i.uI,nis and all papers "r iiH" .i.- %.
executed GA ib.Ii terms. aHd MI" ' ...-- .
-.-trrh hes made int" American I gore. .-- ..
determine the validity ur uiiIl\ '' .r,t .
vrniiom--and legal 81 Other ad'"' ..tu..
matters touching the same. "Pi'-- "' 49,.
any I,atrnt furnished ~ IrmI' '"-
mrnt- recorded at Washington
IE>IIMuN 200 gel.
Il regard Mr. Eddy ~ one OF il'' ". l.i., .s.
and capable practitioners Win "L''
official intercourse. HAS. ~ y,.rli-
Il have no hesitation in a-~l'iiH- ...r,.. So.
they cannot employ person m"i' '."l -i- 'i'.
trIIStw nrthN and more capable 90 , Do ,r
sII,licatinu- in "A form Ia ~r'tit l' .-,..
and favorable consideration al TIE paw r,r . ,.
EDMUND BURKE Late '"""''
tents. ,.......t1 '..t
Mr. X H. Eddy has made i"l me s,l'r'
on all but one of which patents ha'' ~ -rtt's.'
and that is now pendlna S"'" .- Iatr r'.'
proof of great talent and lmliN "N IL. D. u '
me To recommend all inventors /" 't' III, 90 '''
procure, their patents ~ they may ~ - .u '''.
ng the most faithful attention
cases. and at very reasonable gliII ,truAh'
Boston. Jan. l. I-76-ly join
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cENTAUR
I'M EN7s

10 nearly perfect ar thu r,rlt..
htrful pam soothing and h-.tIri. 900 go
m"nts. that "" can confidently - '''H ...
wat" any pam arising from II, 81 f, al. t..
arrangements. W" II" not Pretend rt., ".l-.
mend a broken lcg "T -AIrrIulI.,t, .H'.
III such casts they will reduce. 'i .,, 'N' ,..
stop the pam Nor can W., --r.,r.,l., ... 90.
results where the body l. Is,-.I.t 100 tt.I-
temperance Is as necessary To- 4 rr... "".'-,.
as mental condition. ''. t',-...
The White Centaur Lrnim,n,
adapted I" all cases of Ih"uult.,r0 - 'I.'.' ..7
ralgia. rry>ipcliS itch. -lI.,if,. ''-. q.
bruises. Stlng-. p"i~'n- ~,.ad- DE ...
back. pans III I'll" side. wounds s-..
burns frosted feet. Ial-, ,.ir..., -s...
head ache. ulcers old ~"T'- hrub.r ..
nipples, >"r" throat CT"up d.prl,,. '.
most OF thr~r complaints liz, t.f.. lie
will cur all "i them II will t,n,t, .'.-.
tract III" poison from hr,~ and ,..r
cure burns and >cad~ without =. 49,. '.'
Ins l. hut "a sample OF Il th"u-iua ~.. -. '..
mails
ANu",u Co. M......
My wife has fol a l"n4 tim, h,,r .'r
irItr from rh"uinatl>n She hi- tr.,.
-lcIanS and many remedies Ih,.r.. ,...'.
has gwen hrI RELIEF l. '"htaur iI.r....
i"ic,.d to say this has cured her 90,
". RIM I..,...-.
Ii l. an lndI-putahlr fact that ri. co.. ''','
mrnf- are pertaining cures never A.,, 700. o..
by any preparation i'll rNl>t,r,. H.. '.'''r
rheumatism of thirty Wears stand. .'I.
fingers aud joints which lad in,I 49,. '..-
Years. taking the ~"rrnr-s from burr.- '.
Onr dollar. OF even tifiN cents .r..,
taur Iinimcnt Will he within r,.t,t. ID. '.
cidrnt occurs, and will Il" ru"i.. ... d. H
amount of money paid i"r meat, , ..'- OH.
w hen phN-Iclan- are called fA,, ,.. ''-..
this Lnimcnt and Of c"ur~,. Chan ...-.', '. .-
fol II. '..-
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY

Warranted PURE WHITE IL Nhp,Tt,.
known throug hnut New England a. iN' " ''''
FINEST and BEST ....
LEAD TAPE, : III. "I", "u ''.'
tam sticks. &.
LEAD RIBBON. from - Z" = .".''
uu reels fnr builders.
LEAD PIPE ut any ~" 81 thl' hh'' alb.
At lowest market price i"I G"'d- ''
tN. FRANCIS BROW Il'"' v,.-
tS-rt23
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The Yellow Centaur Lin!mer

i. adapted t" the tough skin mu,,.,., Ani w..
the animal creation. liz II, ci- s,I...-.
ut spawn. >wrrny. wind gal. h.- ...t g
evil. are httl, less than mafl,llu..
Mrssrs. j. McLur" 4 Go. diu--.-,- ... .
and Front SITS Cincinnati . 50
In our nrighb"rhnnd a uuui.r .- ........
using the '"ntanT LInlm'ni IT,, ,r.l....-
superior to any thin. that tin. tt.r
We sell as high a. fnuI t" M. d.l. .. o.. '
month {" owners of h"T-'-- "Iid l...
We have ~ lumt- "i i-~tlm.D.
cures of -prains kicks I"ll.,u r ...t
founders which are liirlr L. t..I. ......
NV nrr of an animal cin afford Z t... . Pr.
IL, OF C-ntauT Linim-ut wh,N .r,..t
worth twenty times IT, cost ~ut ....
but prepared only al thu
Laboratory "i j T. Eu>. .t.,
H. Day II MN A..-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-30
G A T A r r n !!

Catarrh of 25 Years Standing Cugr.
With Dropping. In the Throat almost 0.
Choking, Pain in the >h"uld,r>. Bs1
and Kidneys. Hradach. and tnIir'
Breaking down OF Tia" system bS