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A NATTER Of POPULAR. INTEREST,

We condense/ from the Leaagh Reytstr tho
Philade1 1hia/ /Wanamaker& & Browns Largest
ClothinS (26se in America" A visitor and
astSn sss1 e %tnt the spsaas;; g.; =
attendant: "south- East corner Of Ssath and
Market Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been misled
by designing persons"
its d,manioRps9 + RsI9fscty colossal Do you know
A. $4,000 square feet-e6 on Market, and
100 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres q hoorjRe, and covers space once
ossaPiIsd ossa PpIsoeSy sy twenty different bus'
v. "Do you Use steam -powerr' ..| ....
A.. "A giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
1o1eS steam e. tor heating, and the other opera
What order do you Jake with goods7"
the basement, on long lM counters, and taken
tors room on the. "a door" - ' ''''
Y. rs inspecting the first operationT
a: No slr. measuring: The goods are frat
cloth passes over rollers In the face Of a strong
light, and two men ST. one before and orc
behind the goods, watching with the eye CT q
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
marking every flaw, so that the cutter may see
ments." - -
"You must employ an ar1zy of cutters?'
A. "Come to our fifth foQE and rec We
keep 70 hands all the ti1e cv!ting up the cloth
into garments, s,-besides 6 machines that do
dozen mems work each & stroke"
w." DO you manufacture all your own
A. 1--WE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra.well made
before We put our ticket on it, and become
responsible tor It," -
"; .",Your system must save you a great
A. In every direction, sir. 1t is tkA system
md economy we practice all t1le wei through,
eona 1aas enables ge qs do t put our to the
w., After inspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before it goes into Stock it is hcketed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on 1t, so that its entire his
toEy can be traced without fail, upon our
"" You must have 80 or 40 salesmenY
A: "Why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
in the various rooms and suites Oft rooms,
selling to tho throngs of customers"/
.ud y; exDse;, aDS ySS y do an order buo mail
A. "Very great. All over the country. Our
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perfect system gid rules Of selfmeasurement
asrsgn awag . psrfsotly as If they were here in
Y. II suppose you have at least halls dozen
different departmentsY ~ - 80
A. my dear sir! we have more thdn t,aesty,
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel with
in the , great Wheel -.
ment, for those who prefer clstom.made to
WITH It's stoch san Of al pepd%ear. xaderear.
The Shirt Hctory, with Its busy machines,
making our own tirst-class shirts. The Trim
n i oss %e dde ssesg sggsf TRsay RSSy
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
ment. The Delivery Department, with its
score Of messengers. The"
hSld III a9a Sslf t5 sa2SpFh 4he Advertising
Department. with its bill and sign distributors,
editing and publishingA business and popular
journal, circulet$g, ,Hee, 70, goo copies monthly
Department, w5trits Hh Ioo. many rooms The Boys
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Denart-
,,ent. The Chief Clerks Department, with
its book-keepers and assistants. General Man
ayers department; Flnanc1erS Office, and
other offices of the frm/ all busy as bees
thinking, planning executing, buying, max
ing, registering, receiving, sending out selling.
and in thousand 6ys joining their forces
to carry on o business With the people amount
ing to between S2,00O,00O and S3,00O,000 an
nually."
V. "S-t-u-p.e.n.d-o-u-s"
A. "Indeed it isl I forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its &25 900
Of retail sales on some single daysw
". "$25, 900! Immense That. what enables
the house to buy cheap and elIcheap?' ID
A. "Exactly! You have iAst hit It. The
people throng here, kn( ring that we depend
on low prices and Immel Esales."
~. "What What .; are the 'roca RULES 1hear 10
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. Ono
price, no deviation /; g. Cash for everything; 8.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; Z. The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
V. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people zee It."
attention."
4. mot at all. It's pleasure to sefve you.
Call again; and be sure Of the plake-Wana-
maker & Browns Oak Hal1l ouh- East cor
ner Sixth and Market" "
", Thank you! shall be happy to do n.
Good morning."
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CONSUMPTION CURED!

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in hts hands by
an East India missionary the formula Of
simple Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy
and permanent Cure OF Consumption.
Bronch tbs Ca,arrh, Asthma and nil Throat
and lung Affections also Positive aud
Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and oil
Nervous ComplaiNts, after having thor
oughly tested its wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands of cases, feels 1t his duty
Actuated by this motive. and q conscienti-
ous desire to relieve human suffering, he
will send (free OF charge) to all who desii
1t, this recipe, with full directions for pre-
pairing and successfully using. Sent by re-
tarn mail by addressing with stamp, nam
Ing this paper.
DIR. w. G.. STEVENS
(e20 Monroe Block, syracuse, N. Y.
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Phi!aG cl phia Cattle Mark ct.

MONDAY, Feb. 23.-The market for Beef
Cat lie was excessively dull this morning,
and prices were IaXc per pound lower al
around. We quote 4a7Nc. !.eceipts, S,30o
head.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA FCo. *, lost.
Cod l,2I~lii iThiia Read
silver lii, ri O5 HH. 3ils 4Ji.d
T: 81 ISL !lS,. 1861 North Penn Il ~.
I. !. ~ jMl!1'.! lt7GI" .iia Il ;'.ia 3i3l"2l:.
an. yl,l,; lIoH ynl.,s lDN& a cR llLial x
SAY .G7 l21N 12l5sI Lehigh Val G3EoW,' y
"JuiyiSbS 1854 q :g'N /" Nav StockW l1'o;i
iy.rys l2l.o l22 Catawissa Il R!1N@lSE
Vrw Is llSM sales do preil. 45IG45l
City IS s,ncwlGS @!oSNI Central Il AZ dUM 94oE oE
yCos sofN l4l @l42 HestoDville SS34G 4G39
Penna RR 5GI@ 81
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pht,aaeIphia Trade Report.

MONDAY. Feb. 26-Cotton is very fiat at
loNl3Nc for Mlddling Uplands and New
Orleans, -
tent;on. the higil views OF holders restrict
ing business. Sales Of 400 bags Kio at loIo@
,HIc Sugar-Tbere is no new feature TO
present, and We continue to quote 1Ma7Ic;
i,r fair and good re ming CUBA. Rellnea
Sugars closed steady at llEc l9r fn EMI io:,i. ~
lM,c, for crushed and pcwdered; lV4c for
granunted; and 9Hc for A. Molasses-A
lot Of 80 casks new crop p rto Rico was
placed at price reserved; Cuba was With
out movement and closed at 32g35c 11r o.
test:
sceds-Cioverseed is in fair request and
)" bushels good Pennsylvania sold at '3l4c
per ID. Timothy is nominal at $22ey20'.
Flour and Meai-The Flour market isstill
rels changed hands at SIS 1904 rs for super
fine; 81 25QI4 IS for extras; 80 5llG5 70 Tor
Wisconsin extra family IS 1906 Is Tor MIN
nesota do do; IS 25@6 Is for Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indiana do do; and fancy brands
at s7@S. Rye Flour sells at "a 75Si S7%
Grain-M heat of the better descriptions
is firmly held, and fair demand prevalls
Sales OF 500 bushels Pennsylva.nia req a., az
81 40 and 5000 bushels do awber ut u 42G
l}. hye sells at s5@S7c Corn is steady
Sales Of 5000 bushels at 55gGoc for yellow o"y
C0@Go%c for sail, 55@5sc for sloane and 6o@
Gle for white, Oats sell at 4695Oc for white,
ami 42@44c f. r mixed.
Whiskey is firm ct II 10 for Western iron
bound.
Phi!ad c' phia Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Feb 23.-The market for Beef
Cat lie was excessively dull this morning,
and prices were Nakc per pound lower ali
around. We quote 4a7Hc. 1.ece1pts, S'3oo
head.
Head
325 Martin Fuller Go, Western,
755 James McFillen, Western 54a6ls
IS H Miller, Pennsylvania o3asaHt
15' a. e. j. Christy. Western 8 ave
70 P Hathaway, Western sHaooi4
III McFilIen IL Bro, Western. 5HaonH
50 3. Mooney Il Son, pennsylvania, az
10 D Smith & Bro. Western, 5Iao0sA
50 Jas Clemson, Western, 2Aaoo}N
l42 Owen smith, Western, ava
315 q Srhamherv " Co. Western a6L
AZ +, Tronl, Western S a6%
500 r Maynes, Western, 5Aaa.N
Is Mooney, Western, aoA
G5 7 Mooney, Western, 4ao, ,4ao
iG H Chain. Jr., Western oHaoah?
&c l. Horne, Pennsylvania, 42a5A
1852 Frank d Co, Western, a6H
65 James $. Kirk, Pennsylvania, a63
3ji McAr,le, Western, 4AaosA
Sheep met a fair emand at 41aa7ac, Re-
ce,pts, 5000 head.
Hogs gain advanced, and sold ct Sl2 for
slon and xI2 5O@l3 Is lor corn.fed Rect 1pts,
$500 head
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FINANCIAL.
.WiLMINareS. Feb. 2s

COLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.
Remarked 1y Craig. johnson & Co.. Bank
nop, epi'', Hr,k ers, Sixth and Mark ct SITS.
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a Wedding I'm the Mountain.

A lively correspondent of the Flem-
ing burg, Nv, Rambler, describes a
wedding in the mountains as follows:
Tom, do you take this female for
better or worse -
Certainly, squire; | cum a pur-
p0se,r responded Tom.
"Delilah, do you take this man and
promise to stick TO him through thick
aad thin -
"You bet, old hoss, y answered De
lilah, dive spcse I'D have these Exins
fur ennything less'n a marridge -
Then | pronounce you man and
woman-nO husband aud wife, aud
NAV the Lord have mercy on your
sOuls-Amen"
The supper was excellent, consist
ing in part Of pancake, maple 'lssses,
gingerbread, hjminy aud venison.
A toast, Bully for the bride" was
drunk standing; and thirty-three Of
the crowd were drunk sitting.
The bride was arrayed in gorgeous
calico of the Dolly Warden pattern,
brilliant with ell the colors of the
rainbow; each separate color repre-
senting some fea,hered biped, from
gobblers to peaeocks Instead of the
customary orange blossoms 10 her
hair, there was an enormous varie-
gated holly book. Pinned on the top
of her head, and extending TO her
waist was scarlet ribbon four inches
wide, doing duty as to the bridal veil,
with the solitary, aud not worth not
ing difference that it was behind in
stead Of before
The bridegroom was gotten up
without regard to expense; blue
jeans coat surmonnted with brass
buttons about the size of a quarter
said coat built on the CLAW hammer"
or Scissor tail" order of architecture
butternut colored pants, with red
iianuel stripes sewed down on the
seams of the legs white flannel vest
with eagle buttons and cotton velvet
collar 0rogan shoes, creased with I
lard and tied with coon skin strings
The wedding presents were numer-
Gus sod intended for use rather than
ornament as follows:
/ bread tray. l dozen iron spoons,
sausage grinder, 2 wash tubs, 3 fat
irons, ! dozen brooms, J dozen tin.
cups aod pans, ? stew pots, skillets,
aud q variety Of other articles not
now remembered
There was one article the use Of
which your correspondent was not
able to ascertaia--a sugar trough
with rockers on il.
UpOa asking Information Of the
bride, she blushed slightly, elevated
Der delicate nose aad remarked, "0f
all The fools | ever see editurs and
preachers are the biggest
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Rather Early

There is a young lady in this city
who has the misfortune to talk IN her
sleep, and il is said she will answer
uncOnsci0usly the questions which
are secrets in her waking hours. She
IS waited upon By a timid young man
who has never been able 10 screw his
courage up TO the sticking place, and
AK her to marry him He went up
one night last week, entering the front
door. "a was bis habit, without ring
ing The bell, be saw bis dulcinea
asleep on the parior sofa lie hesi-
tated a moment over the propriety Of
advancing without announcing him
seif, when be heard bis own name
softly expressed from.beaeath those
coral lrs Immediately the pent ID
bqrdeu Of bi- bearl broke out IN
words
nesrest 90 you love me'f
Yes vas The of response of The
sleeper
VII sou marry me-
Ye-
shall it D. ia a year"
ANY time
Let ii be- ia IN m0nthf
There was moments sileare aad
suspcEse. waen the Ups again Moved.
and the Young man heard distinctly
the litsie word 'Jaly
lie stepped cautiously back. and
glided quietly isom the house. lie
has been up every night since. but
has Bot referred % the Conversation
with the sleeper July Is 4 very
pleasant month. bot the time is rath-
er zoo soon for the Young msa.
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The Woman He Didn.s See.

The prize packing stationary man
is around again. He knocked at The
door Of Nelson street house, Friday
afternoon.
"Come i'm said voice.
He stepped into the sitting room,
but saw no person. There was
another door leading into what was
undoubtedly a bedroom, ard thence
a female voice appeared.
What do you wantyn il inquired
II am selling a new kind Of prize
package of stationary. II is per.
feet novelty in this liue-r
Here the agent catered upon a
full. minute and eloquent description
Of the contents Of the package, wax
ing warmer as be advanced, aad re-
yelling, a. II were, IN the freedom
from the scrutinizing or doubtful
eyes Of the prospective customer.
Finally bis breath was exhausted,
aid as he stopped. the voice asked:
How much are theyy.'
Only twenty-five cents, madame,
only twenty"
Here an unnoticed door in another
part Of the room opened, and a fe-
male with 9 very sstonished face
looked in upon him.
What, do you want and who are
you talking to-" she asked.
II am the only authorized agent
in this section for a new prize pack
age Of stationery" be exclaimed, and
| have been telling the lady in the
other roOmn
The ladyl" broke in the new com
er, There is no lady there-tbat' )
my parrot"
"A-a-a-whst?" gasped the agent.
MY parrot" she kindly repeated
Sacrificed Israelln he softly eiacu-
lated, as he slid out through the
door.
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IN SPITE OF HERSELF.
by BELL BLOSSOM.

"It's really too uDkird in you, Miss
Willis. Here yeu are, of again for
another Of those selfish, solitary ram
bles Of yours, utterly Indifferent ss 70
the desolatiOn you leave by your alb
seneen
CliG Delsmsyneis voice was very
Ilugubrious, and his eounienance cer-
tainly did not belle bis words Is be
looked at the girl, tying the broad
velvet strings Of her tartan sun-hat
She looked up at him with one Of
those sudden wiIehing glanees. that
al bad their effect on more than one
OF the brayer sex at the Guymard
House, during the month Miss Willis
had been the undisputed belle-a
swift, merry glance, accompanied by
q smile that displayed her elegant
teeth, and the dimples lurking, in soft.
hlossomy pinkness, among the curves
of her cheeks.
Really, Mr.. Delamsyne? Why
| was sure | was conferring q favor
by leaving fewer ladies 70 your gal
LIANT attention. think you and Mr.
Cecil certainly will find your time
fully occupied with Miss Horton, aod
the Stanley girls, and little Minnie
Dare, without me.
Roy Cecil looked 10 her roguish,
beau'iful eyes. He was nearer her
than Delamayne, therefore be csuld
softly lower his voice as be answered
her:
But you know all the rest might
go, Miss Willis, and you could amply
console US fellows. You really are
provokingly Indifferent to es-to
me-
She laughed, looking SO passing
fair id hsrwhite linen sdit and rustic
hat
Nonsense y she retorted-ihen
raising her voice, as Cora Stanley
approached the group. she continued:
Cora, come to ny relief. Here are
Mr.. nelamayne and Mr.. Cecil up
braidiag me for all sorts of awful
things. Am | so wicked because |
prefer quiet day in the woods to
the noise and hustle Of the hotel :"
Miss Sianley's lip eurled slightly.
Ii wasn't altogether pleasant TO her
to know, as she did-ss all the girls
of their set did-thst Florence Willis
was prime fsvoriIe with the gentle
men
Il think YOU ere perfectly able to
fight your own battles without essis-
lance from me. Perhaps, however,
you will cease to merit .rsproaehes,
on the ground Of deserting the gen.
when the grand attraction
shall have arrived at Guymard's-l
the fsbalousIy rich. wonderfully hand
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! The old story Of the uncertainty Of
riches and the Importance VI learning
a trade is brought 20 mind by the
following which appeared 10 a recent
number Of the New York LsdIsr.
Karl Frostsr. the old nailmAker Of
Laben, in Silesia, was Jolly story
telling man, who sang al BIS work.
and whose busy hammer made ner.
" music
Not far axav lived iierr voa
koben. a wealthy land owner, whose
only son. when not az school, was
wont 70 come to the nailer's. where
be would cit by the hour and watch
the bright sparks ss they few in
showers form the ringing anvil
Come, Master CCnrod.n said the
mailer, one day 10 jolly mood; Why
not set the world an example, Show
them that the son Of rich man can
learn trade. Who knows bat tka;
il may profit you sOae Of these
days,n
The youth fell IN with the bEmor
Of tie thing; and palliDg Of bis 6ne
Jacket, be donned a lea;hern apron,
aud went to the anvil. He was a
bright, quick lad, and when be bad
once attempted TO make a nail. be
had pride 10 make il well; and so il
came topass tina, ere long he could
make shoe nails as deity and a. well
as could old Karl
Time passed on, and Herr Won
Koben died, leaving his great wealth
to bis son Conrad \ few DAYS
thereafter the armies Of Frederick
came sweeping-ihrough Silesia, a1d
COnrad's Inheritance was lost. In
poverty be wandered away towards
the mountains of Bohemia, until be
came to = town where a hos. Of shoe
makers were at stand for want o.
nails. Shoes were in great demand
for the soldiers, and q great price
was offered for nails. Here, thought
Conrad, lis my opportunity. Let Us
see how nv trade will serve ne"
And be told the shoeDskers If they
would help him to shop and forge
he would make nails for them. They
furnished him whs, was required,
and he went at the work in earnest
He made better nails than had ever
before been seen in that section He
took apprentices, aud enlarged his
sncp, aud in time Won Koben's nails
were demanded on both sides Of the
mountains. By slow bot sure de-
grees be arose 10 opulenee as a a4n-
uiaeturer. hOuored aud respected as
the founder Of his own fortune. And
II all came as be was proud to tell
his children in the after years, from
bis having learned a trade il his
youth.
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plies, FtstuIas, Structures.

The above class OF complaints VIII be removed
hy nightly lumenting the parts with warm water,
and then uy most efiectual rubbing in ihe Uint-
gneut Persons suffering irum these direiul CON-
plants should lsse not moment tn arresting
their progress II should be understood that II Is
not sufficient merely tU smear the Ointment on the
affected parts. but Il must be well rubbed IN FOR a
considerable time two three times day, that II
may be taken into the system. whence II viii re
move any hidden sure or wound as efiectsaly as
though Ialpable o. the eye. There again bread
and water pouitiees. after the rubbing in Of the
Ointment will do great service. This IS the only
sure treatment Tor females cases OF cancer In the
stomach, .r wnere there may be general bearing
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CAUTION ,-NCne are genuine unless the
Signature j. NAV pss-E. a. agent trT The United
Slates surrounds each ~ % fiiis and Ointment
A h1uiisome reward VII b- given o. any one ren
ierlnl sdch iuiarmafiln may lead 20 the detec-
tiln 10 auy party cr Iarlies contributing the
rle,iiciucs 20 yeusinz the sane. snsSinx th1m 10
Do -lalrllus-
ssSoii at fte Manufactory ol Professor Hot
LaatN a Go. New York. and by All rc-f-e-iAhle
uru1-ists ana Dealer. In Meiicinc thr,Iugh,u the
civilized Eag, Ia ls a. - cents. . ccuis, and si
each.
rs-Thcsc j. -aa.lIeraois sariaz hy taxing the
tlr-rr Sizes.
y R.-nlrc.iisns 60 TIE E1idan-e of patients
.utttrg ll-Fler are aalrel O. ssch I-i-
IEur "a p e. M
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Banks.
JOHNSPOWN SAYINGS BANK,
l20 CLINTON STREET,
JoHNsrowN.PA.

t1arfeFea september Il ls7n Deposits receiy-
G oi All SUMS not les thau one dollar. Present
raie u Interest six per cent. Interest Il due in
the months OF June anl December AMI II not
Withdrawn is added 70 tue deposit. thus o0mPOun-
ding twice year without troubling the dcpOsi-
tor 10 call or even 10 present the depusit book.
Money loaned oD REAL estate Preference. with
liberal rates aud long time given TO borrowers Of
ierng hrst mortgages on farms worth four or more
times the amount ci loan desired. Good refer
ence, perfect titles sc, required
This curporatienis exalusiyelya Savings Bank.
NO c0mmercIal deposits received, nor discounts
made. No loans on personal security
Blank applications for borrowers copies OF the
rules, bylaws and special law reiIiing IS the
bank sent Ia any address requested.
IgUsTEEs s-lames Cooper, David Dibcrt- G.
b. Ellis, A. }. Hawes. r. ". Hay, John LowTnan,
l. H. Lapsly. Daniel Mclaughlin, D. !. MOrreli,
Lewis Pitt Il. A. Boggs, Cunrad Suppes, Geo.
4. >wank- James McM'iirE, James No riley and
W. ". alters
Daniel J. Morrcll. President; FrsRk pihert
Treasurer; Cyras Elder, Silicitur. nova.
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Indiscrctions or Youth Sores and
Ulcers.

Blolches as also swellings, can with certainty,
be Radically cured II the Ointment be used freely.
and the Piils taken night and morning. as recoIn-
nended in he printed instructions. " hen treat
ed in any other way they only dry up in one place
u brea out in another; whereas this Ointment
will remove The hamor from the system, ana leave
the patient vigorous and healthy being. II will
require time win the use Of the Pills 20 insure
LASTING, cure.
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certainly was no less astonished than
they that she bad so unconsciously
been won by the very man she avoid
ed-s winning he nor she never re.
GREETED
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Dropsieai SweiIings. Paralysis. and
StiH Joints

Although the above complaints differ widely in
their origin and nature, yet they require local
treatment. Many Of the worst cases. OF such III
seases will yield comparatively short space OF
time when this Ointment isdiiligentiy rubbed into
the part. affected. even after every other means
have tailed. In all serious maladies the Pills
should be taken according 20 the printed direc,iuns
accompanying each box
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-08-09

A person who was sent TO prison
for marrying two wives. excused
himself by saying that when be bad
one she fought him, but when be got
two they fought each other
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Miscellaneous.
MARK THESE FACTS Z!
THE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Rad Legs, had Rresar. sores and Ulcer.

All description OF sores are remedable by the
proper and diiigent use Of this inestimable pre-
paraiion. To attempt 10 cure bad legs ny plaster
ing the edges Of the wound together Is folly
for should the skin unite. boggy diseased cOndi-
tion remains underneath 70 break out with ten
fold Jury in few days. The ONLY rational and
successful treatment, Indicated ny nature is 10
reduce the inflammation In and about the wound
ADD - suothe the neighbOrjng parts by rubbing IN
plenty oi the Ointment salt Is forced into meat.
This will cause the malignant humOrs q be drain
ell on from the hard, swollen, and discoaored
parts round about the wound. sore, ulcer, and
when these humoTs are removed, the wounds them
seys viii soon heal; warm bread and water poul-
tices applied over the affected pIrts, after the
Ointment has been well rubbed In, will soOthe and
soften the same and greatly assist the cure. There
is description Of ulcer, sore and swelling, which
need not be named here, attendant upon the fol
lies OF YOUTH and for which this Ointment is VT
gently recommended as sovereign remedy. In
curing such poisonous sores IL never fails 70 re-
store the system a healthy state II the pills be
taken ace0rting 10 the printed Instructions.