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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-23
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mark Twain has been writing about
his experience with canvassers, and
scys that not long since he was met
by an ;-repressible who would not
"down at has bidding" having for ssls
echoes, genuine, bona Jide revsrbsra-
tions. Hear what Mark has IL ..;:
about the cauvasser's father's purohas-
es. The canvasser speaks:
"Next he brought perfect Calling
gun of an echo in Oregon, and il cost
him a fortune, I can tell you. You
must know. sir, that in the echo mar
ket the scale of prices is cumulative.
like the carat scale in diamonds: in
fact. the same phraseology il used.
A single carat echo is worth but ton
dollars over and above the value Of
the land it is on; a two-carat or
double-barrelled echo is worth thirtv
dollars; five carat is worth nine
hundred and fifty; n-carat is worth
thirteen thousand. My uncle's Ore
gon echo, which he called the Great
Pitt Echo, was q twenty-five carat
gem, and cost two hundred and six
teen thousand dollars-they threw
the land in, for it was four hundred
miles from q settlement"
This must have been approximativs
of the time when Mount Hood was q
hole in the ground and the echo was in
the hole, for all We know to the
contrary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-23

sU A Pennsylvania clergyman,
seeing young man standing IN the
doorway of the church and looking
hesitatingly about. paused in the
midst of bis sermon and exclaimed.
!" Go out, young man ! She = nos
here r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-23
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2 IS

Mrs. Heddermann observed and mar
veled; but the grand business O.
lighting commenced, and took of
her attention. And just as the fold.
ing-doors rolled back, and the tret
stood revealed, with all its many
colored tapers and glittering fruits
a gentle little figure, clad in simple
white. stole in and joined the company
unobserved by all.
Unobserved by all except one, that
is. Amids4 the chattering, laughing
confusion, the ordinations of won.
der, the Chow lovely's," and " Oh,
thank you's;" amidst Mrs. Hedder.
man. 8 caressing words and Gertrude's
overdone raptures about her casket,
still Max contrived to follow with bis
gaze that little figure. He saw the
wistful, smiling face as she united
the parcel, the wondering eyes that
read the note, the deep, deep rosy
flush that came with the reading!
And no wonder for these were these
were the words written by the auda-
cious Max in German:
"A youth passed near violet, but he
saw it not, till on the air its fragrance was
was the most modest and most beautiful OF
flowers, and he desired it for his own
And he said to the violet, "Oh, violet, par
don that knew you not before. am
late, but love; and loving late, I shall
love always" And the violet said
guess!
I" But perhaps violet can not speak SO
soon. would not frighten its fragrance.
But II the blossom covet can feel in her
heart one secret possibility of regard, if
need not utterly despair, should she place
this ring which once my mother wore,
shall see the sign Of hope when l kiss he
hand. and, thanking God, shall be hap
py. MAX ABICHr."
Trembling, our hero watched with
furtive looks the reading of this billet.
He saw the sweet face Of the reader
culver with smile which was half q
tear, saw the little hands fold up and
hide the paper; then the eyes were
raised. His own met them, full OF
beseeching eagerness. And he saw
no more, until, in the general hand
shaking which followed the distribu-
ton of the gifts, he found himself
close to Annette, who was leaning
against the table with downcast eyes.
He held out his hand; hers went
timidly forth to meet it, and 10! on
one of those slender fingers shone-
the ring!
And so Max Abicht won his prize.
Not Immediately, or as matter Of
course. There were some difficulties
in the way, Gertrude pouted, and
Mrs. Hedderman did all that in her
lay to hinder the wooing. But that
must be faint heart indeed that can
not grapple with such obstacles.
Before another Christmas-day all
was happily settled. Max took his
bride home with him, and this year,
in fair German city, stately tree
will be dressed by the hands Of An
nette, or "Violet" as her husband
calls her. She has forgiven his
evesdropping, and he declares an
intention, daily growing stronger,
of settling pension on that unac-
countable Irish worthy who, starting
him on passionate pilgrimage
about Mrs. Heddermann's dining
room, secured his treasure of wife,
and made him o happy man for life.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
DAILY LINE 10 NoRwALK.-FARE REDUCED
CREAr REDUCTION IN RATES VIA
Central Vermont Railroad.

To Montreal and return only $l5 Quebec and return
$50 also tickets TO the White, Franconia and Mansfield
Mount aims via this popular realty reduced
for sale in all principal hotels ticket oces All
Broadway where seats and berths in sleeping be
secured. VIM. r. SMITH. Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A -uIGIILANDs OF THE HUDSON BIZ DAYLI0HE
"A. The NARY POWELL, tor West Pon:. Newburx,
Poughkeepsie Rondout and landing ut Cossens
Cornwall Milton and New Hamburg and Marlboro by ferry.
will pier 80 North River Vcstrr ST. daily Sundays
excepted, at 30 r. A Connects AZ Pcughkeepse with
evening trains for the North
A LBANy.-PEoPLE's LINR.-srsAMBOATs LEAVE
"A pier Al North River daily sunday excepted, ndP ~
ia lare. Excursion tickets TO Albany Saratoga Montreal
and return. Meals on European plan
LBANY AND TROY By DAY BOATS G. WIZARD
"A and DANIEL DkEN.-Leavs Vestry ST.. pier at \. 10
and gain ST. at $50 a. landing at Ayaek and rarryown
beck Caiskill and Hudson Close connection at Albany
with train u. VI for the Wes.
and by pcca train 20 saratoga and Round Lake.
West Point and Aewburg and return day 81;
Poughkeepsie. 81 ao Saratoga and return So a.
ID steamboat ARMENIA -Leave Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
.; Ncstr St, New York at 9:20 ana 2h 9:3S
A. NJ lauerng lonkers. Iona Island Co1zens'. West
Point Cornwall and Sing Sing during ing.
Tickets for the round trip 81 to Iona Island rsturn
75
NIrIzENs' LINE-ELEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Trey Saratoga and all points North. East and West
leave daily. except Saturday r. M from pier 40 North
RIVER Through iare to Saratoga only $3.50; excursion
tickets, good for 30 days, - 30.
DAILY LINE TO NORwALK.-FARE REDUCED
BY the swift steamer AgROwSMIrH, leaving Jswsrs
wharf, BrooSlyn. 80 NJ pier 81 River i5 r.
NJ and loot OF ''d st. T. NJ Returning leaves Norwaik
80 A. NJ daily Sundays excepted, connecting each
with the Danbury and Sorwalk and New Haven rail-
roads. Fare. 30 cents; excursion tickets so cents.
UNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River Tho world renowned
steamboats, BRISrOl and PROVIDENCE leave pier %
5P Through tickets sold ali the principal hotels in
the ctv
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

(lAIsKiLI. GREEN LINE.-sTEAMhR> NEW CHAN.
~ fIvN ~ WALrRR BRETT daily, from Canal It,, pier
AZ N~rth River. NJ q r. n FArA- 5Ch Rsrtha ~ss.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
DENTISTRY.

)hNTisTRf:-BEAur1FUL ID Al ITfFIUIAL TEETH
proSc or single. 81, waranted liver hlngs so censs
nr. Ia. dental Rooms. 2d2 6sh 18th st. sssab
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
OLD DOMINION srEAMsHIP COMPANY

~ sailing from pieg 81 North River,
For Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs-
days and saturdays at NJ connecting with vrrln,
and tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Lane. 'hesapeake and Ohio Railroad with com
panys steam lines 20 interior points in North Carolina and
Virgins, Newbern and Washington. N q. (ylA Eorfok)
every uesday Thursday and Saturday -
LeAS Del; Monday, Wednesday ADD Friday at 3P. NJ,
connecting with Maryland and Deieware railroads
passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets aud bills ladng to all points
lowest r1es insurance to Norfolk. &C, = per cent.
Freight received daily pier "a North River General
Offices 9s ,ireenwch ". n. l.. McCREADY Presidrut
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

WANTED-A SITUATION IN A CONNER
w cial house rs book keeper or account sales
Verk. hasihg an experience OF twenty-tw
years. Address T.. care Lock box e76.
WANTED-A STEADY. RELIABLE BUSI-
w ness man, OF large experience as book
keeper wants To make an engagement with
some good mousse py the commencement of the
business season. moderate salary expected
Unexeeptiona city references given. Please
address WELLINGTON. Democrat office
aust
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

RAILROADS.

=a8 E5tza4gfsss sa1Ei szs5Ha - H-szfTrr4f
I'HE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAII.
\ sks sikOAD~@MOBILE LINE a
THE GREAT THROUGH HOUTE TO THl
l-l51 EAST. NORTH AND WEST. t aa.
~ - CARliyiN0 THE u. b NAIL ~ : .
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot oi
Canal street. tbs follows: .s
;spresa. .....e.4s a. m. Express. 10 100 n m
nnrass; s,ds, ssc;;; 800 D. m Espsess s:se D. IN
mediation. 1915 .. m. Yyss mpdation % .s:ao n. m
Pullman l'aiuie Oars daily To Cihsinnati. Lon.
isyilie. Nashville. I.yHcbburg alid Baltimore
without change. aud only one change 10 Nov
York and Eastern cities F
Coaist hcdo 'nfnodntion RUNS to Biloxi. NJ ~
Ticket ONCE, corner Of Camp and Common
mig u D. b. RoBiNsoN. suporiatoudt.
{ HEAT JACKSON ROUTE YuH Ei
NEW ORLEANS. Ut. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
!. HAlLHOAD COMPANY. II'f -
On and after Apii II. 1870 trains depart and mr..
rive as l, foliows: From Calliope street depot,
Mail .... .a,so D. m. MAIL. ........ 10 a. m
tiop. -, . 'ao .. m. Hon."''...,S:so q. N.
SUNDAY y, ,Ss,ia, Accom- :, sunday Accom-, :
PULLMAN I pXLACE sIEEpiiNG ! ~ dARs a II.
Only enc change of biooplps Cars 10 Eastern
cities. Tickets for sale md Information given III
"a Camp street. corner Common, lI IT. .sII1 u
t..uh 'anNl I AID. SHELDON. Agent.
u. d. FnonT. General Manager. feio 10 ~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

The above statement Ia true and correct
transcript from the books OF the company.
-. THOS. A. ADAMS. President.
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this nth
day Of May. 1875. VIM. II. HOLMES,
second Justice OF the Peace. parish OF Orlsans.
paying the annual interest Of ten per cert on
the capital stock Of the company, that dividend
of TWENTY PERCENT be paid In cash on and
insurin9 with the company entitled TO receive
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18
LEEDS FOUNDRY.
tEyTAHLtSHED IN is~,l


Corasr DslorA ssA rouehsr strests.
h'htm NEW ORfEANB.
We sre prspAred TO tnsnufacture
STEAM ENpfNns. BDtLrns, F.isaaiA
Hu0AH Mttts, RuuAH KETTLNN,
DRAtrtNo MAcUfNKS, Saw MfLtA,
CorToN .PRsssha, NEWELL SCRHws,
Gin NEAntNa, FunNAuE Mourus, w
0RATE Bans. JupsoN's uovrRNoRs.
and all kinds OF Plantation and Htsambost work,
South. LEEDS d 90.
We beg ~ call special attabtioh to our large
stock Of Sugar Kettles. Hayina Pnrehaaed the
entire stock Of The Htaoker Iron Works OF Ton.
nesaee for which Mr.. n. r. Lavtllebeuyre was
forIparly agent, land the only genuine TenBes
sea Kettle IN the. narket.l We offer the same foi
sale, as well "a those Of our own pshufaYt!pre
uleased 10 fnrnish on application. m
auio am ddW
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

RkiCkS............BR BRICKS. BRICKS
kofs BRICk-1ARD, ST. BERNARD PARISH
=, -Four Blocks below the SIaughterhouse
The undersigned respectfully informs the
builders. planters and all consumers of Bricks
that he is extensively manufacturing Bricks NJ
his old Brick yard near the Saughterhousa
where he has always on hand p large quantity of
aauntry- maaa Rrisiss and hettle Tiles ready 10
be delivered without detention ~
Orders left with 8. ROY. at c. CAVARot.S
SONS. Agents, No. IS Decatur street or on tbe =
brick yard, will be promptly attended to-
jya6 1mWe FIR Su
NEW CROP OF TURNIP SEED. REGEIyFn
~ By steamship Hudson. from New York. The
this years crop of RI uta Baga Early White Fiat
Dutch. Early Purple Top, and other varieties Of
Turnip Seed Have in store a fulI sunniv ~
seeds suitable for sowing at the Or, sent season
40 which call the attention Of planters and
'rt1eners. RICHARD FROTSCHFR
'lsImD&W Is and IL Dumaine street
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-18

Tho above stntement IN Just. true and cor
rect transcript from the books vi tbs Company.
PAUL FOUHCHY. President.
q. W. MOTT. Secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
NOVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS
GEO. W. B0HAN0N, Prop'r.

T HAVE reduced the price OF my Trs-k sui-
IL kses 20 correep pond with the times AL Am
SalE,es, nd the very best WVrk q priose .oI !.
peeane with any osher hnse-claa nskar,
0Ay7-&0
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
ONCE MORE.
The Jury in the Sass-Grebe-Winter
Robbery Case Bring in their Yer
dict Against Winter for
S2,903,44.
The Defendant Faints on Receipt of
the News and is Now Under The
Care Of a Physician.

During the past t~o yesrs the public has
been interested and ON the tiptOe Of inquiry
with regard To the famous Sass robbery,
which at the time OF its occurrence created
no little excitement. Various parties have
from time 10 time been either arrested OF
privately examined, ard one man is to-day
serving out his sentence in The peniteniiary
because proofs suficien, 10 convict him
we're produced 10 send him there. Another
has been suspected with being accessory, if
not party concerned in the commission
ter. Our readers are well aware that his
name has been frequently brought to the ir
notice in CONNECTION with the robbery,
having been on the court records for
many months as party accused
and various have been the sentiments ex
pressed with regard to the deaounlent looked
for during the present term Of the District
Court. Many expressed sympathy for the
man and his family, because he, with a GER
tain influence, Iied and made them believe
he wa. being martyrized for Sass especial
benefit, in order to reimburse the latter for
his loses Ga the other hand, many ex-
pressed a decided opinion that he knew
mnch about the care, and il guilty, his
punishment would elicit no cympathy from
them Some even went so far, while We
were waiting the rest ults OF the examination
to say that the reporters Of the TINES had
been bought of, because nothing of conse-
quence had been said with regard to the
case. The reporters were not bought of,
nor are they made OF the material to be
bought by thieves and scalawags whoever
they may be. Just and fair reports of the
,ase on uiai have been made from day to
day, and now we, with our usual
truthiuiness announce that the jury yester-
cay, after remaining out siIce ii o'clock
Thursday, during which time they made
personal examinations Of the premises &C.
cupied by Winter, brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff for the sum Of s2,903 A. The
defendant, on the receipt of the intelligence,
il is said, tainted twice, and is now under
the immediate care of DIR. Brock, who re-
fuses to have any one admitted to his room |
His wife says the shock has caused his mind |
TO be shaft, red. Twelve intelligent men |
have brought in verdict. They have |
heard the evidence, and for one whole day,
weighed il carefully and deliberately, and |
their decision is that Winter justly owes the |
money, and must pay it. A notice of |
motion for a new trial was filed on the re-
ceipt of the verdict, and the motion will |
probably be argued next SATURDAY.,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
REGULA AT'R
PURELY VEGETABLE,

is harmless,
Is nu dIasic VIOLENT me Gre
Is 1ur- !, cure If taken TeguLrly,
l. no IL tONic4t ng beyer..e
is a lault.e r taInIl m.diCIIe
l. ,He chH arest medicine IN the world,
De given " n saiet an The Ia pes results to
the most n- lcat- infant
Does Lot interfere vi h banin-s-
Doe no disIri Ange The sys en-
Takes the place Cf Qulnine and Bitiers of ev-
sry nd,
Csnt an - simplest an1 lest rrm.'ies.
Ash the rero.sI Il - sp, pa .. BIlIO.s suffer-
efs. victims f.yc nj a u- the nIpTcuTtal
dIsels" lat rnt. w ia y recover heal h,
cheerful sIIiriI q g Oola prII.c-ireN will tell
you ak .ng l,nIi, ,Ts' Liver he. ulator.
rka c...st
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
sterr's Oriental Stomach Bittcrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, a perfect renovator and
invigora,or Of The system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
healthy condition, eniiching, refreshing,
and invigcrating both mind and body.
They are easy OF administration, prompt in
action, certain ia their results, safe and re-
liable in all forms OF disease These Bit
tiers are especially adapted to the use Of
Females. Mothers, ii your daughters COM
plain Of lassitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
but secure a bottle before it is too late.
Sold by EsERsDORF. eod2w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
Scarcity of Money.

There is no doubt but the present situa.
ton of all kinds of business. and industry
is fearfull' depressed, and it behooves every
family to look carefully to:,heir e1penser,
Winter is coming On when children are Ii.
able to Group, Whooping Cough, etc, etc
Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhere
and Consumption, with other Throat and
Lung diseases, will carry of many. These
diseases should not be neglected, Doctor
Bills are expensive, and we would advise
our people to use Boschee's German Syrup.
1t never has failed. One bottle at IS cepts
will keep your whole family we'll during
the winter Two doses will relieve anv
case. Sold in all towns in the United
States, and by your Druggist. sep16eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
Mothers,

Castoria Is the result OF 2o,eIrs experience,
by u. 6Aaue, Pitcher, Of Massachusetts 1t Is 9
vegetable prPs-a -aiion Is "a. ciive as Caster Oil.
but peIfstly plea ant TO the taste. 1t can b
taken BY the younse INT ant, aud ns.ths gags mol
grips. DE-. A. J. Green, Of Ro, st.n, Ind, ssy.
oft:
sRs-I have tried IA, Casforia md taa peal
highly of its me is II viii, I08k. do away
entirely with Castor Oil it is Peasan: and harm.
less. and is efhcAcious aP risot and laxative
n Is IL rery thtag.
The Cas.cria destroys worms regu'ats tn
Stomach, cures Wind Colo, and permits Of nat
ursi healthy sleep. It is very eficacious In
Group, And Tor T.e:hing CGildren. Honey is moi
pleasanter TO The taste, and Castor Oil is not s<
certain IN isea CT. Ii costs but 81 c,nts, In
large bottles.
B. RosE& Co &C Dey stu e.. Nes York.
sep:S- vsm
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
Hon. I'd. Russell en- Geo. I. Anthony.

~~e'-%.-l
LEAvESwoETH, KAs., Sept 18th, 1876
| Ed journal: You have doubtless seer
TsE TINES OF yesterday morning in its at.
tack upon Geo T Anthony.
We have no paper here through which
to reply and reach the people Of the
State.
First, then, George I. went to Philadel-
piiia the Sth or 9th, in order 10 complete
some additional exhibits at the Kansas
Centennial building, and will return ibi-
week ,I answer before the people any
charges that NAV be made against him for
himself.
2nd. 1t is .inguar rn.c 'eding for I;e-
publican papers 10 iolio. sIe lead of ID.
X. Anthony in a purely PERSONAL quarrel.
There il not a man ,n the " hole town know
ing d. L. Anthony who, does not also know
that he would not hesitate 10 support far
worse man than he alleges George I. to be,
if to his interest 50 10 DO, or even If merely
Indifferent 10 him.
nave carefully read tie lawyers brief
referred to by d. X. Who ever imagined
ina The s'uii put ih'o Ia"yef pfiei Is
e'iuehce asa'hS, any one Anu 'he o'"y
.es'ii'hs =. s."iii,''.u ia the ese, "hat s uoes
il prove? Simply tEat Go. L. did, in 1850
and 1861, what thousands Of the best and
most upright merchants in the land do ev-
cry year, struggle on in business, hoping to
retrieve some past disaster and then finally
iai' isii"ie "'o'e preventing 'ne iePuta-
non ,H shie"d' sas"elous business man.
WHICH s"G0' "ouiu nave eh''iieo' py coh-
Sen. ~, vi an
an 'hAt Is "'cen anu t"at 700 ny
P'"', ma nee ="
We" AoiS no, III Nais"-' mas o'7ihesS iaii-
ure peei oec oe', ~ DC HhOiaiis or hsahy
cin'e, UT even "isno"or-
can sei up me ,of o'en geus as oPrign',
noh1iap'e ana hople as lna' 1i any man 10
w. ,anu !S;. " 49,, 'ne VI a." u th,
PfH W" W " ioi ,"e
puo'. e"is sn..eh' auU ple ioi
iio'e ma" eish' ne ~ ScH"ue"u 'ne
ihIrtea'e, Ir, onerous anu naAAruous ou.ies OF
,h'eu c'ates Coiie''oi, as 10 win the
Pf"iSe VI iriehu anu ioe anu neIi' M me co"'
.hehoalioh from ms s"Per.oIs AZ "ashlhg
.on' maj NE rs 'ne peei u 'nr NE, pes' coi,ec,
'o ~ VI. ,.i' .'ooNSd
WHISKY ran IKE wafer in Chicaso ana 81
i,o"'T' III aSs"s !" IAN 'he soou names
hen "hose "eai'n shoui1 nave Piaceu
'neui oe'onu ",nP'a'ioh W Ho o'snoiier'
ac', io' gam "he" Tue sa'ne virus Vi uis
honesty anu co'ruP'ioh cfePt nh'o nearly
every ooiieI'oi onile vi u,s',c'' not one
P'h' ni eiooNe" "",SAy eo.iu 'e u'ee' 10
'his uis'i's'' a"" 'iiee'or Ah'nohy shif's
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
Reason to Rejoice.

Surrounded as We are by adulterators of
food and drink, and living in the midst OF
their vile products, it ought to produce at
least refreshing sensation TO be toid
where real genuine article can be obtain
ed. Such species of gratifi cation may he
had by purchasing box Of DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, or a bottle of has
Flavoring Extract Economical house
keepers will no doubt have every reason to
rejoice after making such thrifty invest
ment; for the biscuits and articles made
with DIR. Prices Baking Powder are really
elegant, while the flavor 10 cakes, puddinss,
and sauces that his Flavoring Extracts give
are IA natural as the fruit from which they
are made. Aside from this, their absolute
purity renders them wholesome and agree
able TO the most delicate stomach.
eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-09-21
Centaur
LininlentS.
The Quickest, Surest and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians r &C pmmsnd. Aai Farrisrs declare
tha such re medic. hav. e.er be ore be n IN
Words chea ), hut The pro, rietors oi
the articles will pr"s,n tr al ID tiles % MEDICAL
men, gr tis AID vii guar ynter more pid sr
'at ,ctoTy ult4 IA IN nav EVER b foe bv-n
oh aimed.
Th- Cent.u- Iinimsut, White
Wrapp II, wi cure isl.euu.atlsI, N.uraisIa,
Lu bag, -eia-ic Jared Brass, sore N,pp!es
Frosted F.c'. ChilD ns. swell ings SpraIns,
any orhn.ry
FLr~I, Epsr Mt CLkAI MINT
IL wiii -KtfacJ Inc Olson OF b e, and stncs.
nrd h nj 5uIns "r aid, .ith,ut a scar Iocx-
Jaw Palsy, W. sk Back, q d tas's E.r-
ache. Toothachr. itc 4 aad "a aneous r. upt q Is
rail yis d 10 its tire timenr
Henry Black, OF Ada, Hardin U Ohio says ::
My wIf- IA - Ia a rheumatism I,r dy years-
rest n" sl-rp-c uld ely wa!& a russ
he fDSr sac i, now com .iletely ured BY tie
Use OF C.,nra Al Linins l. Ne al f--l thankful
~ y,u, and recc m mend ouc Won e fal IA dI-
cine 10 al our friend. %
Jane, Iluri, OF Ztte,vH q. sls: The
Centaur l.inImrnt curel m >cur,igI.."
Alfred Ia OF y ~ark. write Sc Il m
one dozen b,.Ile, by -xpr,ss. he LILim, nj
has say d my ieg- want 20 distribute 1t, Ne -
The sale oI 4 ni,neat Inc casing rapidly
Th- Csntan" linimeot, Yellow
Wrapper, 10 Ia tpassl sk.n, iirsh and mus
cles
HotSE> NJ r. .Sp NfN,S
We have sever le. en- case OF SPAWN,
So eny, Il! ,s-b ne WtBd-s u. Scratches or
Poll-Eyii which tbs tilIm.nt would not
speedi benefit, an We never saw bu ies
cases VIII ch it wouI, not cur.. 4. will cure
when anything IL Is lily 10 spend SO
Tor u FArrier when on dollars wo IN o. n
tIur Liniment will do better. The 10 I, wing is
. pie OF The testimony p5o luc-i:
JEFFERSON No, NV. 10 ls.5.
''Some tIms s.o WAS shipping horses To ST.
Lo1is. 1 got one badly cri. pied in the car.
With great ficuity soi him 10 The stable, on
Fourt Avenue The stabl k-ep.r gave me q
botie OF your Usntaur LinImemt, which used
with such sI"oess tina la two days tue no.
rs active and nearly we'll have beea vc,er-
iuary rseon for thirty ye "a. b 1 your Lini-
ment he sfs anyth ng ever US d.
al. M'cARrY, Vete,a y Surgeon
For ,stage stamp We will mail Ceniaur Al
mxaac. containing hundreds of certificates
hom evIy st lie IN the Union. These Lini-
menis are now sold by all dealers in the country.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co,
&c DEY ST. NEW YoRK