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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

"a l,apel Ia. New EoEl knownas the Nefrs.
10 1918 he was lnelp0er ofthe State Leg
islatutel and was a eonsrieuoas member Of
Tia Conyentiun for remodellng the Gohsti.
eutiou ~ the State.
Ii 1916 owing u The eoohless which had
grown up between the friends Of Mr.. Van
Rercn..aad Mr. pols. Mr. Tildss Withdrew
temporarily from politics. and gave himself
up 70 bis profession. Tie inherited no for.
tune, bnt his legal abilities soon made him
as well known at the bar as he had been as
politician. The large fortune of which
ae is now SAID to be the master is the fruit
# his own talent aud industry.
As j lawyer, many great cases involving
life character crproperty tested the fulncss
of his lowers and displayed his learning and
genius. We have hot space here to refer
to them.
During tho war. Mr.. Tilden, though do
ing everything in bis power 70 avert hostil-
titles, naturally took sides with his section
when they did come, ~
After tho war, his energies were direeted
to breaking up the combined Democratic
and Republicans ring which ruled and ruin
cdNew York ciiy, This was The begip7
ming Of that warfare against corruption
which is the ruling principle Of Mr.. Til
denis action, aud which originated that
tendency to rcfofm which has drawn to him
The eyes Of the Democratic party and Of all
those really interested IN the welfare Of the
cOuatry as the man over all others the best
fitted 20 stem the fatal tide which must b.
checked for the eountry's salvation,
Mr.. Tilden was elected Governor Of Nov
York On his Eeiora sideas BY insjority of
upwards of 50, 200 over bis Republicen op,
poneht. Gov. Dix. and is nov 10 Office. lie
has carried out bis plans boldly and vigo.
rously, saving the people Of his State mil
lionsof dollars BY breaking up corrupt com.
binations, and BY the introduction u ec,,-
nomy procuring reduction Of taxes. His
last triumph is over the powerful aud weal.
Thy caual ring which had 80 long remorse-
lessly plundered tile State. the lead oftlat
ring. Lord bcing convicted and sent 10 tie
penitentiary.
Mr.. Tilden isnoW in his G3rd yoar. He
is Eve feet. ten inches high, with spare g.
gure, blue eyes fair complexion. and lair.
originally chestnut, now silyered VITA age.
He is 4 bachelor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05
BERRYS
Wool Carding Machine.

W. would respectfully Inform oiw nuaneso,..
w etistfnner- th1t or lfzciiines wili be n,
spitn,liil orler ~ tie 2Dfh Sf MAY, and under
ils aqi'illF.llis mdHagamcntOf NJ. ". q. Brown
yin d0nificss ntsintain their we'll e.fal,iis,ed
sharsicicr. ofdoing the hest work III the stale.
uliT burring Machine reader lhe pisskiag ~
wool w hand unnecessary AMI thereby saycs 4
troAblssunie jOb ~ uitr eustainefs.
Wooi Lst wiiii kifkiaud a Co.. Jaines Webb.
Jr., % sentl,y Ekpres - inc n liilis,ofo, viii
=. rsrricd ffee Of clltrge 70 aud frou The pl,es
of deposit. 3. lfN al.t
TEAMS. ~ cents FOR ahlte: lax cents for
nised wool: of one ffth N the WOOL.
urief~ for ll0r.r i'0werN Cifrnl1y Saw Mil.
aHl Aill tearing gneraIly solicited.
fetaec0 box plank always 0n haul.
Jul JOHN BERRY,
june 2s.ft. iIillsboro. N. g.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-07-05

44lE VICE PRESIDENCY. fltf
On the ticket with Mr.. irilden. for the
second place in tie gin Of the people. is the
name Of
4 THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Heis !. present Governor Of Iadiana. lie
was born in Muskingum c.nn.y. Uliio. 10
1919. and is. thorefsre. ffiy-seyen years
ofage. lie was il Congress from 1851 to
1855, and was COMMISSIONER Ofths Gsner.
al Lagd dice from. .i655 to 1850. sEien
be was elected Sens,or for-sis years. 10
1865 he was defeated on his FIRST trial for
the GoFerhorship Indiana. but was elect
% u 1871. being carried through on tie
great rcactiOrary tidal sase which f9atei
tas present Cougress into power. Cover
nor hendricks is recognized as one u The
ablsss men in thc party
lis character i % lofty. Lis talents .
great, md bis services u conspicuous. that
be bad ycrY strong claims to the nonlina-
iiOa for tho 6rst place. His assignment to
The second is no disparasetnent to him. abd
i secures. il combination wilh the nalnc Of
Tiiden one u the best tickets III character
talept, and lOflincss u purpose ever present
cd 70 the country BY the Democrats OF any
other party. Hope locks to its SUCCESS.
necessity demands i. and hope nluss not Le
disappointed, nor necessity denied.
Democrats! Your ticket i before you.
60 70 work and elect i.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER l87e-TR1PLE

federal authorities The bugaboo OF trouble on nc
count OF Louisiaras vote has thus beon laid In this
connection Joy Is expressed that Hampton has
been elected m South Carolina, at the samc tmc that
the State has gone Tor Hayes This result will dsprovo
any charges of Intimidation by the military, for II
would be paradoxics, II tho saying so would not be
also ridiculous that tho could DO restrained OF
Of their chocc Tdcn and allowed FREQ as TO
Hampton.
President Giant left tho city for Philadelphia early
In the day and while the result was st doubtful, but
before no started Attorney General TAFT had inter-
view with him the subject Of the election. and
found him stcadfnst in his faith that Hayes had been
elected. Hc had not wavercd moment from this
conviction since he hrs, formed IT, To the Attor-
ney Generals words "rhc President has not seemed
TO scare worth cent from the start"
Trouble was anticipated In New Orleans, the Demo-
Gratis having demanded under construction OF the
code that certain number OF persons, nearly l1Oo Of
whom they gave a list Of should be appointed by
United States Marshal Ptkin dupuiy United States
marshas This he refused TO do, and they were I'm
med'atcly sworn In by tho Democrats. Marshal Pit
KIN had stormy time about II and asked the Govern
ment for help, whom Tho United States Marines
were ordered 10 report TO him. Ths
Attorney General SAYS that insured peace in New
Orleans The Attorney General now, moro than ever.
his order IN regard TO United States marshals. Ho
docs not hesitate 10 say that II went long way toward
maintaining quiet In the Southern States Tho Presi-
dent he further says. has not for a moment shown
any disposition 10 back down fro that order Troops
would have becn sent to Mississippi and Louisiana but
they could not be obtained, and other steps
taken by the government 10 meet any emergency.
President Grant anxious all last evening md
this morning to obtain reliable in regard the
election returns nnd tecgraphcd Secretary Chan
dlcr but could got no answer, which the Presidents
friends thought quite strange the other hand II is
sald that Secretary Chandler determined not to tec
graph anything until the result past beyond all
doubt This he did this evening" 10 Judge Edmonds Of
the National Rcpubca COMMITTED. claiming New York
State tor the republicans by nearly 1900 majority.
The republicans here claim that Hayes and Wheeler
elected by mot less than the roerred to above
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
President Grant cit for Philadelphia on tho 40
trainto.day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARrNExT,
OrFIcK or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. o-l p. N.
Probabilities.
For Thursday In tho South Atlantic States, station.
ary or rising barometer cooler northwest winds and
clear weather will prevail
For the Gulf States rising. followed by falling
barometer, northcry Winds vcering east and SOUTH
cost, with warmer weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, northerly winds
cooler, partly cloudy weather and slightly higher
pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys, warmer southeast Winds falling barometer and
partly cloudy or hazy weather.
For the upper lake region, northeast to southeast
winds, stationary, followed BY falling barometer.
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake rogon, northerly winds, slightly
cooler, cloudy and clearing weather and stationary
barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States, northerly Winds
possibly backing TO northwest, stationary or lower
temperature, rising barometer and cloudy clearing
weather. except possibly partly clear in tho southern
portion.
The rivers will change but little
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Charles }. NJ Gwinn, Of Maryland
Is at the Clarendon Hotel Judge Theodore Miller OF
the New York Court Of Appeals; Congressman J. H.
Burcish OF Name and Nathaniel Wheeler OF Counec-
ticut ore at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Governor John
r. Dagcy. OF Michigan; William d. Bishop President
OF the New York, Now Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, aud Dion BoucicauI and family, nre at tho
windsor Hotel Secretary OF State John Bigeow is at
the Wcr,mnstcr Hotel. Colonel William Redwood
Pf,cc, United States Army. Is at ths Gilsey House.
Ex-Governor J. b. Page and Judge J. Pfont, OF vcr-
mont, ani Adjutant General James A. Cunningham, OF
Massachusetts are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel General
Edward II. Ripley, OF Vermont, IL al the sturtevant
House. Congressman John 0. whitehouss. Of Psush-
ksepsis. 10 a the Albsmarls Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

man to whose memory tho preceding pages are dedh
Gated OF those who best nsd this relation
to their watchu OF It's necessities mcrciiui 10
It's shortcomings, careful Of It's dignity and eosnznnt
Of It's capacity, may tho results Of his labor DO
handed down to future generations, and may his nnmo
and example DO held in loving aud lasting remcm-
brsncc"
This is high praise from the person who h'd the best
opportunity OF seeing the petty weaknesses OF man,
and OF pehoding his real greatness and goodness do
prved OF their bloom by The ccaselcs Of every
day pcllineSs.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
KILLED WITH AN UMBRELLA.

About halrpast eleven O'Clock on Monday night
quarrel occurred in Matthew McCormck's liquor store
on the corner OF Eighth aud Forty street.
between Richard OKccfe, aged thirty OF No. AS West
Forty-nrst street, and John Fitzsimmons O'Kecfc
thrust The point OF his umbrella into Fitzsimmons
eye penetrating the brain. The latter was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital, wherc ne renamed in an uncon-
sc,ons condition until two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when he died.
schmittbcrg OF the Twenty ninth precinct The pro-
pricsor of tho saloon Matthew Mccormick and Jcre-
miah Dynan wero arrested yesterday detained m
witnesses Coroner croker noti0cd 10 investigate
tho case. HIS deputy, DR.. Macwbinnie will make .
post.mortcm examination Of the body OF deceased
day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
CouNTRY-Sow READY.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains select
story. entitled, slow lie Won Her." together with
Election Returns from all parts OF the Unlon Telc-
graphic News from all parts OF the world; Death OF
Cardinal Anionel Last Days of the Great Exhibition;
Floods IN Cuba Trial OF Commander semmes; Riots IN
North Carolina; the Fatal Prize Fight; Attack on .
Colorcd Club; Lost and Found; Correspondence from
the Indian Country; tho London Stages an Atrocioui
Murder at Poughkecpsie, aud Terrible Railroad Acci'
dents II also contains editorial articles on The promi'
nent topics OF tho day. Reviews OF tho Horse Cattle
and pry Goods Markets; Financial and Commercial
Reports; Agricultural and Sporting Matters; Obituary
Notices. and the most important events OF the week
TKnas-sngle copies, &C. (; ono copy, sent TO any ad
DRESS postage free 81 per year, two copies one year,
50; four copies one year, S. Any larger number ~
81 IS per copy.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
CANADA IN GOOD CREDIT.

THE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW DOMINION
LOAN TAKEN Up IN ENGLAND IN FEW
HOURS.
TORONTO, Ont. Nov. 8. 1S76
Tho Ercnino Telegram has the following special from
London, England, dated to-day
The New Dominion loan OF e. 500, 900 storling, put
upon this market by the Canadian Finance Minister,
has been rapidly taken up. Tho subscriptions to the
loan came In rapidly that tho list was closed yes
tcrday afternoon alter having becn open for a few
hours only.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
THE YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 8, 1879
The total number OF interments to-day was ten, OF
which six were the bodies OF persons who died from
yellow fever
Or. Juriah Harriss, prominent physician, and John
H. Gardner, formerly OF the 1rm OF John H. Gardner
Co. shiu brokcrs died Yesterday OF yellow lever.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
A NEW YORKER DROWNED.

PORTLAND, Nc. Nov. 8, 1874
Lewis Lane ofNew York, wss drowned here this
afternoon by tho upsetting of . boat
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

A-HOw MANY PERSONS PARTICULARLY
those sedsntny habits constantly suffering from tho
effects indigestion dyspepsia which they allow TO go
unchecked until they Frustrated by Ata attack OF bib
typhoid fever TO all desiring speedy cure LOT IN
biou recommend that sovereign
rcmedy ScHExcKs MANDRAKE PILLS. trial viii demon
the excellent remedial qualities OF TINS grc1 meoi
cine. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK; At GREATlY RE-
DUCED PRICES. BKOkAW bisO OIliE mS;
4Tu Av. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

Average temperature yesterday ass
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ............ AK
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
THANKSGIVING DAY IN OHIO.

CINCINNATf, Nov 3, I6I6
Governor Hayos to-day issued . proclamation ap-
pointing the SOsh day Of November day Of thanks.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

So HAT 81 90-GENTLEMENS SILK HATS
S3 10. worth So. Is New Church ST.. mp stairs
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

ARE YOUR LUNGS Observation-Disclosures
Cuxsr AND uyG PROJECTORS insure sound lungs health.
comfort sold aud underwear dealers slNCEh,
Manufactures, 7Ut Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
The rivers will change but little.
THE WEATHER YEsrFnpAy.


Tho following record will show the changes 10 the
temperature for tho past twen'yfour hours in CON-
parson with the corrcsponding date OF last year. as in
dcased by tho thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

A-REDUCED WITH WATER, PARKER's GIN
crR Toxic gives instant relief from the pains and bowel
difficulties OF children teething
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

/ A-FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quality 20 EsPENsCEiD. Manufacturer, il5 Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
The very best 80: tho slightest ALLEGATION TO take
or keen any OF SHIRTS un.ss perfectly satisfactory
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

HAIE,S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR is
permaneut cure ior sore thrvsts colds and coughs
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

COLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESS0RS TO
New York Lead Company, manufacturers OF LEAD PiFE
Gurrr LIZ and SHOT. 63 Centve st.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50 BROADWAY,
New York. received only award for ELASTIC TRussfs Al
Centennial Exposition.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

A.-BURKES' FALL STYLES GENrLEMEN's
DRESS HATS ready at popular prices IA Broadway fArs
Bank Building.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

DYEING AND CI.EANING.-NEW YORK DiElN9
AND PRINTING EsTABLISHENT. staten Island
Cnices-Y6 Duane st., 752 Broadway, 61o 9th av New
York: aud i6s Piercpont st. Brooklyn Established
81 years
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

children seethins soens gums reduces Inflammation,
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

hoporx Centennial awarded to the
now sAuroxArIc' SEWING MACHINE Of the WILCOX 4
GIRBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. send postal
card for n particulars list Of Offices TO 65s Broadway
New York.
PONDS EXTRACr-FoR INFLAMMATl0NS,
conrcs,ions and alterations Its remedial and healing
properties wonderful Try It,
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

s. MAY DRAW $25, cool
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD P0I5s
Oons poluson Absorption Of tntscsoue diesas
ali treated upon In Dr.. KHATH'S book rsA 04ss -
RruaduA Ay. New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
OR MONEY REFUNDED I

DRAWS, NOV. 30rh, II
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

sl7 MAY DRAW $ioo.OU@
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
GENERAL EASTERN AGENT. 7io B

O. W. BARROW CO..
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION co.

Ex GOV. rHos P. PORTER. GENERAL MANAGER
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
sic so OR 81.

YOU CAN NOW HEDUE On ELEOffoNS
FOR THE SMALL SUN OF
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

(yANCER-NEw TREATISE; how CURED WITH
Oout knife poisonous mineraiA Dr STODDARD. No
sMest l4th st.. New York.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-14
girrr Galls gpnrnal.
A. MORSE & son PROPRIEToRS.
Published Every Thursday.
LETTING THE oLD CAT DIE.

LETTING THE 0LD CAT DIE.
Not long ago, wandered near
A playground ~ the wood,
And there heard words from a youngsters
liIs
That I've never quite understood.
"Now let the old ca, de- he laughed
saw Ii m give push,
Then gayly scamlrr away rs he spiod
My lace peep over the bush.
But what he pushed, or where he went,
| could not well make Ut,
On account Of the thicket " bending boughs
That bvrdered the place about.
1.-THE little villain has stoned a cat,
Or hung il upon lint,
And lett {, 10 die all alone" ! said
"Bu! III play the mischief with him"
forced my Way between the toughs,
The poor old cat TO seek,
And what did hud tut swinging child
With her bright hair brushing her check
Her bright hair noated 10 and fro,
Her little red dress flashed by,
But the lovcliest thing Of all, thought,
Was the CLEAN Of her laughing eye.
Swinging and swaying hack and forth,
With The rose light ~ her lace,
sho seemed like bird and hover in one,
Aud the forest her native place.
"stcady III send you up my child"
But she stopped me with a cry:
"Go way g way Don't touch inc, please r.
FIN lcttii & the old cat diel'
"You letting him diel' cried, aghast-
"Why, where's the cat, my dcarp
And 10 the laughter that flied the woods
Was thing Tor the birds TO hear.
"Why, don't you know" said the little
maid,
The fitting, beautiful eli;
"That we call it letting the old cat die,
When the swing stops all Of ltselii"
Then swinging and swinging, and looking
back,
With the merriest look in her eye,
She bade me "good day." and lett her
alone,
A-letting the old cat die
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rest. His little angry eyes went blink.
ing round the room, he teetered up and
down upon his heels and toes, he
moistrned his dry lips with his tongue,
and his hands worked more nervously
than ever, as he detected a look Of
scOrnful, halt-surprised derision on
the faces OF some of the Jerseymen.
But glance at his challenger's de.
termined visage showed him that
there was no deliverance TO be hoped
for, and he shuffied out of the room
followed by Boyle and the rest of us,
who did not mean to loose ght of him.
We obtained two old muskets, and
well knowing that our man would take
sure aim and fire, whatever the other
did, we loaded them only with powder,
communicating this little ruse to no
one, for Boyle would have fought us
all in turn had he discovered 1t.
"Out we went into tho dark and
lonely road. In solemn silence we
placed the cOmbatants back TO back,
George Washington ETC.. heaving pom.
derous, frightened signs enough to
have driyena slOOp from it's moorings.
We gave them each lighted lantern.
and with an emphatic one. two, three |!
they started upon their twenty PAGES.
and at the twentieth, we loudly called
's,opr
Boyle whirled round. as we could
discern by the dim light of his lantern,
but George Washington Kosciusko
Peter Bonaparte Solomon job Slimcum
kept on walking.
'halloo = cried Boyle haven't
you got twenty PAGES yet I!
'No answer but the walking as we
could see, had turned into prodigiOus
strides. The next moment the light
was extinguished.
llallOor shouted Boyle again.
stop, you yillain-stop Yah ! whir-
roo You scoundrel! You miserable
landlub-'
Bang, went his gun, and we all
made simultaneous rush down the
road but, like a snowflake in the river,
George Washington ETC., had evan.
ished ! and from that day to this he
has never more been seen in Shrews.
bury
The story was told amidst shouts
and screams of laughter from the Off
GERS and us women, and If that fire.
eater, little Boyle, ever sees the ac-
count of his duel here, know that he
and Admiral Porter will forgive me
for telling it again.
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1glyER FALLS AND PRESCOTT
WnLlAM D. CARLETON,
Carpenter, Builder y Contractor
RlNER FAILS. WISCONSIN

Keep. f,r ale Door, Sash, Blinis. Mould
irns uf iusids aiid outside work, aud rspty.
tllng lrriaiuiig e. thS trade |. tfeptr u g.
duali Kinds ~ work IN his line ~ reasonable
tenms, sud 10 the latest aud m' sl approved
style. SHOP Lear tue rtsiitncs 81 h &. ttIti
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eral litter ran around our party, and
the Judge and the General looked
dumbfounded. As soon as the recita.
toin was concluded the President of
the meeting spoke out
1.-THE question for our next meeting
will be Resolved, that the planting
Of cotton should be discouraged. The
exercise in defamation will be Spar.
tacus to the Gladiators." And | sug-
gest that our Executive Committee see
tho authorities about securing the
town.hall for q public debate.
This last sentence threw a wet
blanket over the whole party.
Lets go home y said Gen. Boons
eve are the biggest set of fools this
side OF the Potomac.
The guards were called off, and IS
we retraced our steps smiled serene
~ and lit fresh cigar. BY the time
we reached the hotel the last man had
disappeared, with the exception If the
Judge and the General. These clever
old noodles came to time in toierdble
good order.
I'VE must ask your pardon, sir, ("
said the General, as | mounted the
piazza. ave have treated you with
great rudeness but il was uninten.
tional. We regret il very much The
fact is, this Niger business scared us
out of out wits. | hope, sir, you will
overlook our little mistake"
Certainly" replied, with a laugh.
~ understand it all now, and | con.
graduate you upon the pleasant dis.
covery made tonight"
"With permission, said Judge
Miggs, "we will cal in the morning
and show you the town"
They did call the next morning. and
the next, and every morning during
my stay in Cottonville and the upshot
OF it all was that spent a delightful
week. The people Of Cottonville after.
ward laughed at :he idea of an ''insur.
rection among the niggers," and the
colored debating club has Aourished
timely.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-14

A gentleman caught a negro carrying
off some of his fancy poultry the other
night. "What are you doing with my
chickens :" he yelled. IL was gwine
fer to fetch EN- back boss. Dere's a
niger roun' here what S been 'sputin'
longer me bout dem chickens. / sed
day wuz Coackin' Chyniz an he sed
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Nofs fhANhIIN
a WASHINGTON
STREETS,
CHICAGO. Ill

Chartered BY
the State for
tae purpose Of
giving the best
possible treat
nont In all cases
Of PRIVATE nRd
CHRONIC Diseases
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