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Notice TO Heirs.

In The matter Of The estate ~ Henry Yer.
GER, tate of Witi,cnsek 1bmnsLin, dcc'd
SnNtcr County ss /: tie Commonwealth
Of Penasyirania, TO
a., Nancy ycrs
ger, widow, susan Savers. M Susan yerser,
intermarried with Adam savers residing In
Middlecrock township. Snyder Co., Pa, iian.
nah Croute, NJ Hannah Yerger intsrmarriod
with Charles Grouse, Washington township.
Snyder 90. Pa, Esther Dauberman. Swenvci
j. u; Union 20. Pa, Henry lerger, Middle.
creek township, Snyder county, la. (tfoorlo
Yerser) linesI decendants Of Henry Ysrger, dc.
ceased, late or Middlecreek township.
You are hereby cited to bo aud appear before
the Judges OF our Orphans Court at an or.
phan, Court TO be held Mt Middleburg, on the
sth Monday OF September a. ID. 1870. at 10
O'Clock IN In tho forenoon then and thore 10 ac.
ccpt or refuse to tako tho Real Estate Of said
Henry lsrger deceased, at tho appraised valu.
ation put upsn II by an Inquest duly awarded
by the said court. and returned by tho sheriff
Q, saii county, or show cause why the same
should not DO sold. And hereof tail not.
Witness the Hon. Joseph q. Bucher. Esquire,
rrosident OF our raid Court, at Middieburg,
this LIST day OF August A. u. 1870.
DANIEL EISENHART, sheriff.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

In Me matter Of he estate of John Huck
e1'6ury tte of Cenfe Trnsliip, ,ie0i
M'yder County, a; Commonwealth "
ltnnsyimnid,
3b
Jamas Hackenhurg.
Jane Walter intcrmarried with David Wal
ter M Jane Hackenburg, Centreville, sny.
der Co. Pa. Harriet Everhart, NE Harriet
Hackenburg, intermarried with Nathan
Everhart, Clyde. Sandusky Co. Ohio, Su-
sauna Wilt Nc Susanna llackenburg inie
married with John Wilt, Hannah Beachlcr
NE Hannah Iiackcnhurg intcrmarried with
John Bcachler. Ilartleion, Union Co. Pa.
Catharinc Weaver M Caiharipa iIackcn-
burg intcrmarried with Edward Weaver,
schoolcraft, Kalamazoo Co. Mich, Jpsyc
llaokenburg, Swcngle p. q. Union %. Ia.
Samuel llackenburg. vicksburg T.. q. I'm.
ION Oo, Pa, lineal defendants Of John
liackenburg, late Of Centre township Sny-
der County, deceased.
You are hereby cited TO be andappear he.
fore the Judges Of our Orphans Court at
an orphans Court 10 he held at Middle
burg. on the ith Monday Of September A.
ID. 1876 ut 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, thsn
ana there to accept or refuse TO tako the
Real Estate Of said John Iaokenburg lie.
ceased. at the appraised valuation put up-
on u by an Inquest duly awarded by the
ssii Court. and returned by the Sheriff,
OF said county, or show cause why the
same should net TO sold. And hereof fail
not.
Witness tho Hon. ]. q. Bucher, Esquire.
President Of our said Court. at Middle.
burg, this let day Of August A. ID. 1876.
DANIEL ElSENIlART, Sheriff,
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De. 3. 2, Waaensellsr

For State Senator the Republicans oI
Snyder county present nr. b. f.
Wagenseller af6elinsgrove, Our county
has NOT had \ Senator since its forma.
ton. Three years ago the Doctor was
not only nominated Us the choice Of his
party Id this county but in due time
received tho district nomination. IN
October he fell short only seventeen
votes Of being elected. Since then the
district has heen changed leaving us as
before in q Republican district. The
Democrats of this district can have no
show in olecting their nominee unless
aided by Republicans, In presenting
DIR. Wagonscller wo have q man who is
popuIer in his county. Three years
ago he carried il by over one thousand
majority, and at the Primery Election
he received the nomination without
opposition, Tho Doctor is popular
with both parties, and we believe ifho
receives the District nomination to
which he is justly entitled that he will
be elected. He is just in prime of life,
is Of fine personal appearance. n good
scholar and will make such Senator
as the district will be proud off, Free
burg Courier,
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WATERS PIANOS,

Grand, Square, and Upright nre the besl
made tho Tone. Touch. Workmanship.
and Durability Unsurpassed. WATERS
ORGANS, Concerto. New Orchestral. ves-
per, Chapel. Glariona, 0rcbesirion Chimes.
and Centennial Concerto Chimes, cannot
be cxcclled in tone or beauty. Tho Con-
ccrto Stop is u fine initiation OF The lIu-
man Yoiee, Tho 0rohestrion and Oenlrn-
nial Organs hayo two aRd one half De-
iayes Of tells tuned ig perfect harmony
with the reeds. aud in Allegro passages.
their effect is magical aad eleptrify ing.
Warranted for SIX years.
Prices Extremely Low for Cash. Month
ly 1psinllmcnts received. A liberal Dis
count TO Teachers, Ministers, Churches.
schoqls. lodges. etc. TRAVELLING
AGENTS WANTEn,
speoipl inluoencpis TO tho irsis. Ills
usirnied Catalogues Mailed, Second hand
Pianos aud Organs nt Groa, Bargains.
HORACE wATERS Il SONS 4Si Broad.
way, Vow York. Mapgfactprors AND Deal
err.
General Agents fov u. SHONINGER
ORGAN CO.. New IIsyep g., aud Solo
EXCLUSIVE Agents for the sale Of their Or
gans In tbs States Of New York. New Jor.
scy,, PspRsylvsnis, lhiq, IndisH4. and
Michigan.
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Marrow ESCAPE FROM DEarH.-On
Friday last young man named John
Hamler, residing in Buffalo town
ship this county, made narrow es-
cape from being killed. lie was
working at thrashing machine on
the farm of Mr.. Joseph Kale, in the
same township. While at work his
pants were oaught and himself
thrown upon tho machine. The
pants were torn compleately from
him. and his shirt was next caught
and it entirely torn from his body
down to the wrist bands. by this
time tho thrashing machine was
stopped by other men. Young
Hamler was carried away in an en-
tirely nude condition and insensible,
supposed to be dead. After time
no was noticed to be breathing aud
by the efforts of those present, he
soon recovered consciousness. Ho
was considerably bruised about the
right leg and stomach but otherwise
does not seem to be much injured
1t was a very narrow escape from
death, and may serve as lesson to
oil who are engaged about machines
Of this character of the danger Of
getting too close to some parts ol
the MISUNDERSTANDING Journa
8, inst.
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AocIDESr.--A young man named
An lrcw Singleton, aged III 6years, whose
residence Is At Greenwood Furnace,
Huntington county, Pa. left his home,
!ltst spring and went to Ohio. A few
days ago he started home, stealing his
way on freight train he was asleep
when tho train passed Huntingdon,
and, was carried as far rs the Aque.
duct. about ten miles cast ofthis place.
He got off tho traip there and under.
took to get op ono going west, but in
bhe effort his foot slipped and he foil
with both ieet across tho rail. the
wheels passing over both logs crushing
them so badly that ainputation became
necossary. lie was brought 10 this
place and takenl to the residence of
Mrs. Caroline Bupp, corner Third and
Market streets, where ho vas treated
by DR., II. o. Orris. The left limb was
amputated just below tho knee; tho
rightone, little above the ankle.
Though doing as we'll as could be OK
pectsd, his condition is considered pre-
carious. This is another sad warning
to pefsops who are in the habit OF
jumping on freight trains 10 steal o
passage.-NewpoH NewI
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A TEnRIRLE DEArH.-The Reading
Eagle says About four weeks ago
a tramp called at tho farm house of
MIR. Lichtenwallner, near Fogelsyille
and asked permission to sleep in the
barn. He was not given decided
answer and it is supposed ho passed
the barn without going in. The
men were out in the field hauling in
hay, and this years crop was put in
its usual place in the barn. Not
long ago very peculiar and noxions
smell was noticed and It was sup
posed it was caused by some dead
animal concealed somewhere in the
barn. Every nook and corner was
searched, the planks torn up, but to
no purpose. The cause Of the smell
could not be discovered, aud the
stencil increased, About Q weok or
ten days ago drops of . peculiar
color we're seen ooziug out from un-
der the hay and it flashed upon tho
minds Of tho family, that the cause
Of the fearful smell might be the
tramp who had applied for pormis.
sion to sleep in tho barn . few weeks
before.
The Allentown Ohronicls says
The more they thought over the mat
ter the more convinced they became
that the stenoh was caused by the
presence Of the body, upon which
about eighteen tons Of hay were res-
ting, 1t 10 not positively known
whether the tramp ives dead before
the hay was piled on him, some
thinking be might have been very i'll
and died before any hay touched him
while the majority think be fell
asleep and did not get awake before
. large quantity was piled ON him
that he was smothered. The hay
was removed recently and the body
was found to be one corrupt mass,
the smell Of which was sickening.
Several railroaders helped to remove
the body with shovels and pitchforks
put the remains in q box aud buried
Il 10 the poor house cemetery. Ono
Of the men who inhaled tho smell
has been confined 10 bis bed aud is
very sick The name CT the man
could not be asoertained, o. no one
Gayed 10 examine the remains with
. viev Of finding Il out. the horrible
stencil keeping the men - distant
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A CARn TO THE AM ERIOAN pUBLIC.--
For many years we have made Two medicines
suited 70 the ailments OF o vaat class OF suffer.
them, and, In fact, the word failure could
never be coupled With thcm. Hut within the
last two yaars aountsrfeits Of OUT medicines
tion u os! Trade MARX 10 secure the nsopIe
We have placed gpon. .aaoh genuine box of Mol.
lcwnyr n!lls and HoliowsyS Ointment the fac
Hsydock, To counterfeit this Is felony. we
shail reicntiessly pursue any ono who imitatas
,his with the utmost vlgor of ths law. We most
lean paople will aid US In our efforts 20 protect
thoir health, and help US In our task OF bring-
ing these most unprlpcIpfed men TO the bar Of
Justice. Uniformly refuss 10 purchase Nedi,
cines purportinK TO be ours unless Mr.. Jos.
Haydock's sfgnature is attached to each Bov
ol Pills or Pot 81 Ointmont and the end Will
The publIo'S ossdisnt servants,
HOLLOWAY 4 90,
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Death has called from our sabbath School and
Church. sister Mary q. Mitchell Her work on
earth ts now finished. She has gone 10 the shore
OF rest. IL becomes rs, therefore. 10 give ex-
preston of our sympathy and 10 dedicate 10 her
memory the following Resolutions.
WHxnsAs, II has. pleased Almighty 0agi Ia
his dealings with humanity TO remove from her
terrestrial TO her celestrisi home, our friend and
cvmrnie. Therefore bc 10 rr
RESOLVED. That wa bow with mesk submis.
sion TO an aii-wise Providence, whtle we mourn
the loss TO our school and church, OF valuable
member.
RrsoLvrp, That We recognize In this unex.
rectod departure. that death IL no rcspoctor Of
persons and that while wa cannot com prch end
God In all his workings. yet We are resigned To
his Will and pronounce good, all that pleases
Hin.
RrsoLvgp, That We deeply sympathiss with
tho afflicted family of our deceased friend. in
their irreparabie loss Of beloved daughter and
respected slater, and we commend them for com
fort In this their time OF need, 10 the God who
docth au things well, and In Whome wc live
move, and have our beina ="
RrsoLvED. That q copy Of these resolutions
he placed on the inmates of the Sunday School
and copy Of Tho same be furnished the bsrcav
ed fsmil:,
y. LOvlNA KREBS
S.IANE YETrER.
II. WILSON ULSH g
Middiooresk. r. a. Pa Auat3,,d Com
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Good well watog Is more hcalthful
than ice-watcn
The straw fiend can now com.
mence polling railway trims.
Farmers arc busy hauling manure
and plowipg.
As tho wind Is blowing over tho oats
slubblcs continuance Of cool weather
may be looked for.
A new tailor shop has been opened In
this place, in J. W. Drecs' bui lding near
the U. d. Church.
Iris a noticesblc fact that the days ere
growing shorter. Fourteen hours OF day
light IL now about the limit. at
On Wednesday of last week Levi
.,luck's left leg was nmputated. lie Is
! ,oing well, and wc hope to soc him
4 Aat again if Il must be one half on a
kwooden peg.
l. A New AuLn-Ths HARRISBURG school
|e,osrd hes adopted aew rule prohibiting &
(eachers from whipping pupils On the
head or hands o. punIshmsnt. Teach
ers violAsisk the rule viii DO % On psnsl-
" Of dismispsl.
On Tuesday two men by the name OF
Kline and Sassan,an were overcome by
gass iu ono Of limskilns below town.
The former soon rogained conscious.
mess, but the latter remained insensi-
bls for some time.
The difference in timos. In 177d Il
was thought sufficient for beaux TO no
10 SEQ their girla once q week. In
1876, some Of tho young gents 20 every
night and oil day on Sunday, and are
still not satisfied.
BuRdLARY.--The Store and Post Office
of. NJ. Troxell, at Mcclure, was en-
tered on ThurtlRy night last, by burg
lars, and the United States mail over
hauled and some letters carried AVA =
The thieves poeketod 110 or tl2, also
q pocket book and a quantity Of tohac.
co. They effected an entrance By way
OF the cellar door.
StS- Notice is hereby given that some
of the accounts and notes Of Henry
Houser are left withA. h. Gift, ]. p. al
Niddlcburg for collection. All those
knowing themselves indebted are re-
quested to call and sottlo same between
this and Sept. 1st, and thereby save
costs. A. A, ROMIG,
Aug. II. 76, Assignee.
Twei, T. 0ppeuhsimer, Of Selma.
grove, about as clever business men as can
be found anywhere, have on hand large
and well selected stock Of RRApY-MAbg
CLorniso, which they have reduced 20 per
cent. The Railroad being now operated
affords facilities for reaching this estab.
lishment whereby you can save, in the
purchase Of goods, The fare and full day $
wages. They now offer goods lower than
ever WAS before offered In this county.
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Aug, II, "a.
DUDLIC SALE.

\ -
BY virtue Of IN order Of the Qrpkaps'
Court, the undersigned Administrator Of
the estate OF Mary Keister. will offer A.
Public Sale at the late residence Of said
deceased in Beaver township, on 5ATUR-
DAY. SEPT, a,b, 1876. The folio wing
valuable Real Estate, viz !, A Tract or
Land situated in Beaver township, Spyder
county, Pc, bounded North aud Egst by
land Of Henry Msubeck, South by lsnd
Of Daniel ffios, West BY land Of Jsrepiah
HaekeRburg, containing Ia ACRES. more
or less, on which are erected two GOOD
DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, sqd other
optbvildings, . thriving Young Apple Or
ohsrd aud all kinds Of FRUIT TREES.
Two never failing springs Of water con-
veplent TO the houses. The land 10 under
good fences and In good state Of ofeqltiya-
tion. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'CLOCK 4.
". Of said day, when due sttsndspos viii
be given and terms made known BY,
iia JACOB GROSS, +
Aug. ~, 1876; m Administrator.
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IMPORTANT LAW. The following act,
passed by the legislature of 1870, and
approved by the Governor May 9th, is
an important one to the corporate au-
thorties of boroughs and towns. Il
gives full power in the matter of regu~
lating, licensing or prohibiting circus
es, shows, concerts or exhibitions OF
any kind IA power that has been ques.
toned in some instances heretofore.
SECTION 1,-Lie IL enacted, &C., That
every borough and Incorporated town
heretofore Incorporated or hereafter to
he incorporated within this Common
wealth, shall, in addition 10 the powers
already granted, have the right and
authority 10 regulate license or pros
hibit theatrical exhibitions. concerts,
circuses, shows, mounteban)s and Jug
'glers, aud all other exhibitions, within
the limits Of said boroughs or ipcorp po-
rated towns.
Sic. ,, For tho purpose Of carrying
this act into ellect. every borough OF
incorporated town within this Com
n,onwealth shall have power by its
proper officers to pass such ordinances
or bylaws as may he necessary fur that
purpose, and also 10 impose tinos To be
enforced by summary conviction ~
for breach of the peace, before any
alderman, magistrate or Justice Of the
peace OF aaid horoughs or Incorporated
tQwng.
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Chapgc YOUR surroupdlpgs

All wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
an s.tasishs$ success ~ 'a sna nay. LANG sairS \ !:
Eraoih ERophiI; !; Tls lsna !: also sdsptsa 20 q:
ss MANY fs1 Gss'G S s s...:"s sna
aEIhARDS and IA Ms. can now 10 sesq:
Philsdelphis, BY fisilrosd, in mild, dsligl thsi
sn% fsisaslpS. %"riss a'' Aao.:r % SS Ss,ffSsa fSs
..s SEs.Si!ss. Ss::: s s;s:!
privilsgs;srs alrssdy sstsbiIssed.- AIsS, man.
Goods snd. other thugs, At which dissrepl
Ss: sssa aTf'Sas: cyr ss%:
Sa.o,,onss As.a9s, Gst.rrs 4xSs, .nd dssilf
100 feet front, with back SutidIpss. four storis;
high, Including French roof, aad ell modern In
provements for the accommodation Of yisitors.
.so ~ H,hn sSs pSs pSsrUa nsss ., pPcS PcS,
years. In this climste planted oVt 70 vines, 20
acre. .crs: Sflsna .ill .cogpt fRl'y ~ much q lO0
can s:ssas sHss. s sISs ,sse eesSsas IN! e
account Of fsurroundings.
fiys Aerss One Acre, and Town Lots ,ip the
toms Of hsndisyllis 4Rd YiPslsPq, slso ior
whilst visiting the osntsppIsl ExAibitiSp,
Yinelsnd esn % visited q small sSc6uis.
ssP. SpsP application % c.AsLs; K. Lisnis,
The folfo!ipy q % extract fra9 description
Eyss. Sy .As ws|l known AgfleRisqFiit, ssioR
1xiiS All s. i.r1... vs.. er ~. wall n asr sort,
,Ss q RUN Il ss .ss A.rs as :
rich. The soil II Joan, varying from sandy N
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THE hAILRoAp.-At O meeting @

TIE RAILRoAD.-At q meeting OF
the directors of tho Lewisburg,
Centre and Spruce Creek railroad
company, held in philadelphia on
Wednesday last, tho Goth inst, the
road was leased to tho Pennsylvania
railroad company for ninety. nine
years, and resolution passed to the
effect that after the completion Of
the road to Spring Mills, the chief
engineer should he authorized to
advertise for proposals. to extend it
beyond that point west as far as pos.
sible. It appears that the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company are not in a
condition at present to undertake
the building Of tho road the entire
route, and while it admits tho right
of tho people Of Penns Valley to ask
for all they want, it virtually advises
them to take now what they can get
and trust to the future for further
benefits. This seems to contemplate
the completion of tho road ut
present only rs far as spring
Mills, leaving the route to Lemont
and the upper end to be flushed at
somo future time. We are very sor.
ry for this, but under the circum-
stances we oan see no present help
for it Bellefont Watchman.
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To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of manhood.
So., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY . missionary
In South America. Send q sc,f.addressed
envelope to the REv. JosEpn T. lSNAS.
station D. Bible House. New York City.
Apr Doth 6m.
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The Levistswn Gazette saysi The
mullen is now in blossom, and we ro.
commend all persons afflicted with
piles 10 gather the fowors. We know
of several cases which wero cured by
the following simple recipe: Take a
hGndful of flowers and boil in quart
of new milk, strain and drink three or
Nir times n day. Ointment can, oi
course, also bo used vt the same time
If deemed necessary.
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Executors Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

NHE undersigned Executors will
J. Offer at Public Sale, on the promises, tho pro.
pcrty OF Capt. John Hahn, iatn OF Monroe tow u.
ship, decd, on SATURDAY. SEPT. 10Th, 1876,
The following valuable Real Estate to wit A
certain Tractof Land situate IN said township,
containing lle ACRES, more or loss. ABOUT 70
ACRES CLEAR, aud In q good state of cultiva.
tiop. bslsnco we'll set with Good Timber, bound.
I'd North by Amos Baily aud heirs Of John Tsuit,
East by Michael HummeI, south by Peter Fish-
or aud others, West by Henry Fisher, Esq., aud
HOUSE, LARGE HANK BARN, aud o!herne.
cessary outbuildings, SprinR of excellent water
convenient to House n Barn, GOQn ORCHARD
Of excellent fruit. Convenient 20 Schools, Church
10, &c, &c. Sale 20 conimedcc At O'Clock y. 81, /,
Qfsaid day, whom due attendance will 10 given
aud terms " sale made kaown by
Y.H. WAGNER,
JOHN q. LONG,
Aug II, "a. Executors.
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Croakers, growlers and fault finders
ore still found in our midst. They make
themselves miserable, and disgust all
who hearthem, with their complaints.
But GROWERS have always existed, and
will continue To exist until tho end of
the world. and II is useless to attempt
10 please everybody. as we have found
out.-so we say let them growl and find
fault.
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DIED.,

ON the 9Th INST. In this place, Edith daughter
OF DIR. II u. and Emma Iibighaus, aged II years
8 months and days.
In contrsyiile, on tho Sl,t uit,, OF Dropsy, Ma.
ria Derr, IN her 72nd year.
In Ceutreyilc, on the 2nd lust, Cora Amanda
infant daughter of James II. aud Amanda Row,
aged about months.
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E. n. K.nksi'. 8,.s%r wine or iron

y. 7. kunkcl's ccicbrstd Bitter Wine OF Iron
VIII enectuslly cure liver complaint, jaundicc,
dyspepsis. chronic disrrhoca disease OF tho kid
neys, and all diseases arising from disordered
iver, stomach or intcstincs such ~ consumptiou
natuicnce, inward piles fulluesa OF blood TO tho
head, acidity Of the stsmach, nausea, heartburn
disgust for food fullness ol weight IN tho stoma ch
sore eructations sinking or Tutoring st the pit
OF the stomach. swipsiing OF the head, hurried
or diihcult breathiug, huttoring at the heart
choasing snfocating sensations when In lying
posture, dinncss OF vision dots or webs before the
slshi. duli pain In the head deficiency of perspl.
ration yelowDess Of tho skin and eyes, pain IN
the side back, head, chest, limbs, etc, sudden
hushes OF grcat burning in the flesh, const,n
iinagintDgs az evil aud great depressions OF spi.
rltsi Price si Der bottle. beware Of fcounterfcits
DO not let your druggist palm OF some other prep.
aration ot irvn he may say II Ia rs good hut asst
fsr hunkcl's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other kunkefs Bitter Wine Of Iron Is not sold
IN hnlk--only IA 81 bottle., l.. p. Kunkcl, Pro.
r,te'or; No 2s9 North Ninth Street. Phiiadoi,
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere