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River News.

Clear and pleasant this morning. At 7
O'Clock the mercury indicated IS deg, with
wind from the east. Tile minimum tempera-
ture last night was55 deg. The river is ishigher,
with l3 feet 10 inches in the channel. There
is a fair amount of business doing along the
LeYee to-day.
special to the star.
P1rTsBuRG, May 1880 A. M.-River fall
ing, with feet inch. Clear. Thermometer
46 deg. Wind northwest.
The Potomac left for Portsmouth at noon
to day, and the Ben. Franklin goes to Madison
at3P. nj.
The Sandy No. 2returns to Evansville at p.
Nj. She has good freight engagements.
The Julia No. y will leave for the Kanawha
River at O'Clock to-day. She will have q good
return trip.
The Huntington packet Fleetwood and the
Pomeroy packet st. james. are both at the
Landing tina morning well laneD. They will
return tnis afternoon, the former at and the
latter at O'Clock.
The City Of Ports mouth returns to Chio at 4
O'clock and the Gen Lytle will be the regu-
lar mail packet for Louisville tonight.
Tho Emma Graham will depart for Pitts
burg with h fair trip this evening.a'
The Thompson Dean passed up from Louis
vile early this morning. and will reach here
| this evening. She has an excellent "Trip, in
cluuing nearly one hundred Cabin passengers,
! among whom are some twenty wealthy Mexi-
| yans on their way to the Centennial Exposi-
! ton. The Dean will leave here for New Or
| leans next Wednesday,, May II.
| The Nint Shinkle Is fast reloading and will
be in readiness for Memphis to-day, leaving
| piincaraliy at +. M. She is receiving iiber-
ally OF freight ana has fine passenger list
| enough TO give her u good start.
The Charles Morgan is preparing Tor her de-
| parture South to day, She has prospects of an
excellent trip, having good engagements here
| and below. She Leaves at L. M. =,
| The James ID. Parker left memphis for Gin
| cinnati last evening. a s-'e.AN ~ ~ 4
The d. B. Church left New Orleans for Gin
lcinnati at 6 T. III. yesterday with moderate
| trip. M
lo'clocK yesterday Afternoon.
The Thomas sherlock will start from New
1 Orleans for CINCINNATI this evening.
/ The Robert Mitchell passed Vicksburg al
noon Yesterday, en- route to New Orleans
The Cons. Millar passed. down from shaw
ncetown at o'clock last evening with ligh
| trI
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MARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.


wiIMINGToN. May 1a.-Spirits turpentine
firm DIT S0c. f9s 38A tAi #Asrf
,brI@ApKEE. May 1s.-Wheat weak: May.
81 06X; June, 81 u7K. rE4fg .s.9I
( TOLEDO, May 18.-Wheat duh: 81 PAY April;
81 s6x June sellers. White wheat quiet: No.
Si 2H; extra, 81 81.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 13.--Wheat steady. Corn
frm: low mixed, UUc; nigh mixed, dc. Oats
steady: No. |, 4vc, Petroleum unchanged.
oswEGo, N. T., MAY 13.-Flour in fair de-
maud. Wheat duiler: No. Milwaukee CLUB,
ST 70: white Canada, "a 50al 55 Corn steady
at &c. Harley nominal. Canal freignts; wheat,
&c; corn and rye, 5sc. ft fkgsffAkt
NASHVILLE Nav l3.-Tiour 50 25a7 80 for
superiihc to fancy. Live stouk dull bur quota
tions unchanged. WHISKY Robertson Coun-
ty, 81 seas; Lincoln County, 81 7oa3; Bourbon,
Isl g5a5 6V; Highwincs, 81 ~.
BUFFALO. N. T.. May 1S Wheat dull
No. / Milwaukee. 81 81: Shebovgan, 81 23
Corn is ia good demand; on track.. 54a55e'
Western. SIC. oats; Kansas, duil and scarce
Chicago, Ssc,on track. Rye and barley INACTIVE
Freights: canal unchanged.
MEMPHls. May ls Flour quiet and mn
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged 40 5Saa6c.
| Oats nrm and unchanged ut 46a50c Lard
| Quiet and unchanget at l4ka15&e Buik meatl
quiet and unchanged at aa8 <al2tsai2kc. Bag
1 gIng steady aud unchanged at laaiy,kss
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This Board met in regular session yes
terday evening, with thirteen members
present, and President Sutton in the
chair.
Mr.. Wells offered the resolution to
authorize the Finance Committee and
the Auditor to advertise for bids for the
purchase Of the 100000 OF the preferred
stock OF the Kentucky Central Railroad
owned by the city. Adopted.
An ordinance 10 appropriate 81, 500
from the Bridge Fund for use by the
Board Of Public Works was passed un-
der suspension OF the rules--yeas co.
An ordinance to change the grade OF
Marshall street was passed.
An ordinance TO appropriate $l9, 29S II
from the Water-work4 Fund was passed
under suspension oil tue rules.
MIR. Wihkler offered u resolution to
AUTHORITY loan Of SIC, 900 for Iniirmary
purposes, the same to be effected in an.
| ticipation OF the levy Tor 1876. Adopted
| Also by the same, that the, Auditor,
Solicitor and Engineer be required to
regularly attend the meetings OF this
Board. Adopted. ,,...
| MIR. Wells moved by resolution that
no bills be paid by the Auditor except
lnivped in the COMMITTEES BY tue Chair
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A COlored Boy shoots His Step
father.

The Twenty-ffth Ward last night wit
messed shooting affray which may ter
inmate fatally.
David e. Jones, colored man and
whitewasher by trade, tor the last month
has been in trouble with his family on
account. of difference in religion
Jones is a member of the Methodist
Church and his wife has entered into
the Baptist Church. Jones, shortly after
his wife's change Of religion, attempted
to whip her.
This reused the ire of Mrs. jones' old.
est son, Scott Brown, who is about eigh.
teen years old, and engaged as the
coachman of Mr.. VIM. Thompson, o.
Cumminsvilfe. Difficulties arose be
tween the two male members of the FAM
lily almost every day, until finally old
Jones lodged Information at the Tenth
District Police Station about halfpast 9
o'clock that he was afraid OF his life
About 10 o'clock Brown alleges that he
was standing in front OF the house oil
Mrs. Magruse on Langdon street, be
| tween Lingo and KnoWlton, and was
engaged in conversation with coIored
| girl, Alice Beeler.
He saysthat his stepfather approa chez
andasked him what he was doing. Fear
| ing an attack from Jones, Brown drew
his pistol and fired, the bullet entering
the old mans throat, and passing down
ward, lodging in the chest. Brown rar
away, but was soon atterward arrested
The old man walked toward the g., I'll.
d. Railroad Station. He was taken to th,
| Cincinnati Hospital. Jones is about
| tifty-four years old, and possesses o vic
lent temper. Blown is an intelligen
looking young man, but seems to have
| noregret for his conduct.
He was arraigned in the Police Cour
this morning, charged with shootin,
with intent to kill, but the case was lail
over 10 May IT, and bail refused.
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man and the majority. Of the Committee

man and the majority. of the Committee.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Winkler, the resolu-
tion to authorize a.loan of 10000 in an
tieipatien sot the levy OF 1875 for the
Walch Fund and street repairs, was
taken from the calendar.
Mr.. Reis moved to amend by making
the amount $l00, ,000, OF which SO ,00a shall
gpto the credit OF the Watch Fund and
$25 600 Tor street repairs. The Chair de-
clded the amendment lost,
Mr.. Winkler called for reconsidera-
tiOn, which was carried-ayes IL, nay IS B.
The question then WAS on agreeing to
the amendment. Carried-ayes l6, nays
|6.
Mr.. Hollingshead then moved to strike
out the yZ5,DO0 lor street repairs. He
objected TO the appropriation for street
repairs because The streets must be let
by contract, and the Board Of Public
Works are making estimates for the
work.
Mir. Winkler hoped the motion would
not prevail. The money was needed,
absolutely needed, TO keep the streets
from going to ruin, and prevent damage
TO life and property.
Mir. houing snead's motion was lost
ayes, 2; NAYS, 10. nfl3
Tie Auditor was called and stated
that the Police Fund is about $50, 900 be-
hind. and that it would require all there
is authority TO borrow to carry the city
through to July 1s-
The resolution, as amended, was
adopted-ayes, 20; nay, l.
| An ordinance to appropriate .$f2,6 $40 0;
from the Water-works Fund TO meet cur
rent expenses of that department wal
passed under suspension OF the rules
tayes, Is. Adjourned.
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vited to participate in the observance
of the day, and 1T is hoped they will all
respond. fss
LEXINGTON, EY.
The. new Gas Company applied to
Council Thursday evening for the privi-
lege Of Aying their mains. The matter +
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee to report the next meeting. Matters
begin TO look as though Lexington was
on rapid road to cheap gas.
Mr.. Isaac Block, of Cincinnati, was
relieved OF his wallet containing about
$500, one night this week. Numerous
otner small depredati0ns haye been COM
mitted during the week. The police keep
a sharp lookout, though up to this time
tney have nob captured any Of the
"Doys."
The great sparring match between
Professor Leyonian and Charles Kearns
took place as announced Thursday even
ing. The Professor got his work in,
aud Kearns was compelled to withdraw.
The Professor put IN forty licks to his
antagonists twenty, when the seconds
of Mi. Kearns threw UP the sponge, and
Levonian carried of the honors.- The
| entertainment opened with club swing
ing by Professor Max. Bendel, who is
skilled in the profession. Quite large
audience greeted the Young athletes.
DAYTON. KY.
A temperance meeting is to be hel(
this Saturday evening at the Al. Il
Church, which will be addressed by Dr.
Bradford, of Augusta, Ky. The Doctor
will also be present and take part in the
| services at the church tomorrow morn
| ing.
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending May IL, 1876. Furnished
for the STAR from the Office of j. McC.
Perkins & Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments of the Gov
ernment. 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, ID. G. Drawings and specifications
of patents, 25 cents; Copies Of patents
to show the general state OF the art In
any one class, 50;
116 475. Fruit and Jelly Presses. Mr..
Henry Naderman. Filed Feb. IS, 1876.
176, ,7l6. Vaccine Cases. Mr.. George
e. Walton. .Filed March 6, 1876. Brief
A diaphragm in the box partitions off a
small space, in which an absorbent OF
moisture is placed.
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voLTAIc ARMADILLO.
A Wicked Theft.
[From Halls journal Of Health. January.
1851

from Halls journal OF Health. january.
,s1e1
e'e"'e - wy w. po' "'' 'S'1
lareenies are worse bhah others. one OF uhe
monstrous sort just comes to our knowledge.
Tn the number of Hall,s Journal OF Health for
..,, tor. - ,,,,,,,;a,,o,, a., ar4;.,. a,t,,a,,
1Ap-''' wv
"ELEorKloIrf AND LIFE Which enipouieu
the result OIL proiohseu anu c'sreiu eA'sl'iina-
tlon' on our part, OIL the eiceefical panas ana
other appllahees caiica ZEE fohfAV Ah-
MADlLLo," invented ara manuiacsufea Dy ~
J- Seipert' now Oh NO. 0lS Droati'Fay' Ne~ lork.
palnphle0 mas peen senU W u9' seehinely
puDlished py Ing Vois@ oeiV Company %
eiiicinhae'' III "hioii our W appears IA us-
/ tor'eu iorln, anu - hla0e W av uu0y ior .iie
oonoeln "ili0ii mas mus = i,ou i's n
oenueu purpose' NVm' VIZ A,o" n.'i,'ns apoal
''iis oi'@ i'eie Son'p"ns' i'9 'o''s' IVY
We "io iNoi'nsu " ,ooA "l.i. s'et''o'oi el'N''l
1re ploeu.o' =. any noa0o "nien - ooiApei'e,.
" su''aiu i'ooii 'i1A' :. .'',s nuv''ie
w NV oo'nt,@,n 1 " e.sol, ,'ie 0ul iau
suaso' GU '''.,.oe n',o - ~, oourii"i
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: sls' -
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p,o'sA ~ " ."A"''
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own appiianoe Ani' We .oon apyn % uis-
,'iu ~. y .sse
W. 10 roo run,bor ~ hSs;cisns aad az
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Nails driven into fruit trees, as near
the ground as possible, are said to have
the effect to make such fruit trees more
healthy, vigorous, and excellent fruit
bearers than those into which no ten
penny nails have been driven. The
reason why the nail in the tree is so
beneficial in fruit bearing is thus explain
ed :rhe reason why the worm will not at
tac6 the Tree is because the oXydation or
rusting OF the iron by the sap involves
ammonia, which, as the sap arises, will,
OF course, impregnate every part of the
foliage, and prove too drastic dose for
the delicate palates Of intruding insects.
The salt of iron afforded by the nails is
extremely offensive to the worms, while
it is not.only harmless but beneficial 10
the folia3 and fruit of the tree Ex.
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How Did It Get There2
From the Lineville (Iowa) Tribune.

From the Lineylile Qowa) Tribune.
Mr.. Laughrey, OF Jefferson Township,
in digging we'll last week at the depth
of fifty feet below the surface, struck
what appeared to be DRIFT, or deposit
of soil, containing large quantities oil
vegetable matter and partially deoayed
wood. Among the pieces OF wood taken
out was board, one inch in thickness,
six inches in width and eighteen inches
in length. The board is tongued and
grooved and in every particular resem-
upon which the well is dug is high
prairie, and no improvements had ever
before been made upon 1t, to the certain
knowledge OF old settlers in the vicinity.
Now how did that piece of mans unmis-
taxable handiwork get therep Is it, relic
OF the Mound-builders, or some prehis-
toric race?
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKnr.
CINoINNArI. Mayis-9P. NJ.

FLOUR Market quiet and steady with no
material variation since our last Fancy
brands range So soar rs, and patent process ne
high as sSaS ~ per brl. Family can be had as
low as 50 1Oai 10, and is held up to 50 7ha5 so
for choice brands Extra is quoted "a SOa4 o.
Superline 50 i1ua3 81. Low grades " 9la3 70.
Spring wheat aJur $5a5 ~, and rye Hour Va Goa
Us per lrl.
especially for the lower grades. Red is worth
81 :Oal 81 for prime ehoce, y 0Sal Is for fair
10 good lots. and offered at TbG9Jc for inferior
Good 10 choice white will sell AZ u 35al 80 pei
bu. sSs ~ 4.. ~.9-.
prices. Good io primo are wor,h 37a59c iol
mixed, and Ala l3p Tor whIts per III.
RYE-Aarket quiet, and we quote 7ac per br
for No. in elevator, and USa1Uc Tor good X
prime sample on track.
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FINANCIAL.
CINoINNArI. May l3-l,soP. M,

CINUINNATIs MHy lo--l1oo r M
Gold is worth ll7Hall2s IN Wall street, 1t
is buying here ut l12H and selling at 1ls5G,
and gold checks on New York are quoted
1i2Z.
Tnsre is an active and a Arm money market
to-ciay and rates unchanged.
We quote Eastern Exchange par buying,
and lilo prem. selling, with fair demand and
firm.
Sterling is worth 4.9O1s for sight graft and
4ssS1S for sixty days, goid
There is quiet and steady market for Gov
ernment securities, and tho local rates are as
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A clever bit of irony, at the expense Of

A clever bit of irony, at the expense OF
politicians who are anxious to act as
unpledged delegates to the National Con-
Yentions, is furnished by the Boston
Transcript. 1t represents father as
saying to his son, who is about to visit
Philadelphia: "Promise me, my child,
that during your absence you will shun
bad company, and keep your feet from
the doors OF ale-houses and billiard
saloons" II can not, father" replies
the young man. 81 must 60 unin-
structed and unpledged."
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Times appear to be growing worse in
New YORK. Young men who only a few
weeks ago moved in the best society,
and whose parents were supposed to be
wealthy, have come down to driving
coaches, 70 throw glamour of high
toned responsibility overthe occupation, 1,
they call 1t the s'Coaching Club"
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REMOVAL.
LEGAL.
COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented TO the Board of County Com
missioners OF TfsmiiUon Count, Ohio. at tileir
June session, A. ID. 1876 praying to e-locate
a County Road, IN Anderson township: IN said
County, beginning aJ The Ohio River on Jacob
Markley's farm, aud running north to the CO.
lumbia - New Richmond TURNPIKE, thence
up Five Mile Creek To w. III. Markleyls, thence
TO the Stone Church on said creek, thence to
james Snyder's, thence to the Ohio turnpike,
the teYminus Of SAID road.
my6-4tS A PETITIONER
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r EGAL. superior Court Of CincinBats;--
IL Henry Pike, s. M. Barrett and E. Dole,
late partners as Pike, Bhrrctt q Dole, plain
tiffs, against b. W. Frank. G. Boehm and $, G.
Boehm, partners as Frank, Boeilm Il Co., de-
fendants, and elias Block, and Elias Block,
Louis Block, /. L. Mack, and simon Block,
partners as Elias BLOCK q Company, garnishec.
-E. w. Frank, 6. Boehm anl 3. G. Boehm,
partners as Frank, Boehm d Co.. defendants,
will take notice that on the 24th day OF DeceIn-
ber. A. D. 1875. Henry Pike, S. NJ. Barrett and
Il. Dole. partners as Pike. Barrett " Doe,
plaintiffs, filed their petition in the Superior
Court of CINCINNATI in the County Of Hamii-
ton, and state of Ohio, the object and prayer
Of which is that said plaintiffs recover Of said
defendants the sum Of seven hundred doliars
and eghty-two cents, with interest from the
k16Jh day Of December, A. ID. 1873, upon an ac-
ceptance Of said defendants for $40 81, dated
August 16, 1875, that an order Of attachment
has been issued in said action, and Elias Block,
and Elias Block, Louis Block, l. l. Mack and
simon Block, partners as Elias Block u Conf
pany, have been made garnishees.
Said delendants arc required to answer on OF
before the 1st day Of July, A. D. 1875.
STALLO & KlTTHEDGE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated April %, 1876. APPS
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Donn Piatt is trying to laugh off the
ugly impression wnich certain revela-
tlons before the Congressional Commit
lee as to the celebrated moth-exterm :
nator have produced. lie says the peo-
l,le in church laughed at him, sunday
week, when tue minister begged his
hearers TO lay their treasures up in
Heaven, .swhere thieves do not break
through nor moths eorruptp
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"Man,n says Sir Thomas Browne, ais
a noble animal, splendid in ashes and
pompous IN the grave"
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HOGS-There is an active market and firm
at So 25a6 rs for common light Sc soar e5 for fair
10 good light, and 81 30a7 so for fair TO good
heavy, per Genital. Ia.
to good butchers 50 75a5 so per GENITAL gross.
SIIEEP-Steady and demand moderate at
50 75a5 70 per GENITAL for common to good.
Thc receipts and shipments OF live stock in
as follows:
Cattle Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts. ......... 248O GOAL 1910
Shipments ..,.... 93a 38l6 le19
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Cincinnati Live stock.

CINCINNATI, May 1872 p. M.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments of i've stock for the past twenty y-folr
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STOCK INVESTMENTS.
$50. 800. 5000, $500. 81, GOO

ALEX. FROTHHNGHAM d. Co..
Bankers ana Brokers, No. IL Wall street, New
York, make for customers desirable invest-
ments OF large or small amounts in stocks OF a
legitimate character, which frequently pay
from five to thirty times the amount invested
every twenty days. Stocks bought and carried
as long as desired on deposit of five per cent.
Circulars and weekly reports sent free.
mh6-lyM, w &S-mh9-1
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The following is the 80 P. NJ. report of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett Il Co. 28 Vest Third street. ~
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in session to-day in the High School
Building, First Ward.
A petition was yesterday filed by Jane
Scott vs.. Moses DeCamp, in which she
claims $4,000 Tor breacn OF promise.
Andrew Bevis yesterday disposed of
his interest in the fertilzing establish
inert to Eichelberger d Gah.
A scull-race will come off Tuesday at-
lternoon between Henry Wood and Ohas.
Grone ON the Miami River, between
Bodinot and Ross street, for purse Of
kl00. 6
Bids for the rebuilding OF the north
sabutment OF tho bridge on Third street,
First Ward, over the junction branch oi
tue o., Ii. Il ID. Railroad, will be re,
ceived by tht City Council next Monday
night.
AN.proposItion has been made to the
Board OF Health by Two parties, who
propose to remove all the garbage III the
city free Of cost il the city MIL place
the same in boxes or barrels In convent
ent places.
The Coroner's Jury In the A. j. Gilt
ford casereturned a verdict "of death bj
drowning while under the influence o.
liduor;r but how he got into the river
the Jury were unable TO enlighten thu
public mind.
"a BONANZA yesterday a roll of banl
bills was found among some old rag!
In the papel-mill oil Sniuer a. Son. The,
were Of the denomination OF $40 AMI
amounted to $1,000, but upon cxamina
ton were found TO be counterfeit. Iii
rags came from Chicago.
fhe Committee appointed to make ar
Eangements for the proper observnnce o
Decoration Day Will meet this evening
~ the Armory. The different Order
md Societies in the city have been IN
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vited to participate in the observance
of the day, and it is hoped they will all
res mind
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16
(,EnrAvR
| lNIMEHT'S.

The lame can he healed aud the wounded
made whole. We noW kIoW inst what tn
CeniaEr Li"imeht will do Ibey viii not
mend tfoken bones or cure cancer, lnt
they Wit extract soreness. .ilay pain, cure
Rheumatism aud q large. iduce ot flesh
bone ana muscle hilmcnts ihla ANY article
ever heinre Discovered
Scientific >klIl caunot 90 beyond the ei
feels OF these remarkable Preparation
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM Of many years
-tnhjliE, neuralgia. Wcak-Back, FEVER
SORES. Weeping -mCwS, Sciatira. Ndkcd-
Br a~i-. Distorted Joints aud Sprirned
limbs citne wors, kind are cured by the
White Lcntaur lihimeniA
1t viii destroy the pain aud hc9l without
scar MI ordinary Burns and ~caliH II
viii extract me poison e Bite. amt Stugs,
and the frost nom FiOz u Limp4. IL -
very cii! -ci a. TO- Iai-l,hs TuIth-Ashe,
Itch hhd SulHnCous %ugtons
Mr. josiah "c.tlAkr, Of Mary eide, a.,
writes
For yeas nay RhruEaliem has been 20
that have heeu . nlb'r 20 stir from the
house Tho hrSt three bottles o. Ctntaur
Linn" cat -uabtd ue {, walk without my
cfutche- Am mcndiup rapidly. think
Your IiuimCnt ,imply maN ei.
6. II Bouuttt. Druggist. Roofs Prairie.
Mo-. says:
"CeBl.ur i.ninsut sells better aud gives
t'c be, .,iistactio" If anything ia the
market"
Whatthe Cnntaur Eminent has done fot
Others il Will DO for sou. II is reliable, aud
1t i, cheap.