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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12

workmen were largely from Spring
field, Richardson having taken them
from that city with him.
Chicago, May 12-A special 70 the
Evening Journal from Rockford, says
no bodies have been taken out since
Warren was extracted last night.
Lakin aud the FIRE department did eff
cient service, and worked bv relays
all night. A donkey engine is ex-
peoted hourly to lift the heavy blocks.
Architect Gay came last night. The
coroners Jury this morning viewed
two additional bodies. They have
taken no steps toward fixing the res
FEASIBILITY, but have sent to Chicago
for two engineer experts, and to Sc,
cure the plans and specifications to
hsld until examination was complete.
They meet again al four O'Clock this
afternoon. Richardson has long been
dissatisfied with the specifications for
the roof and now blames himself for
not throwing up the contract entirely.
The feeling here is deep, bul general
disposition. is manifested to await i. :
yestiga,ion before passing judgment.
APPOINTED.
+ Indianapolis, May 12.-The court
appoin.ed Gen. George II. Chapman
of this city receiver Of Lafayette,
Muncic rand Bloomington R. r. to
state line. Both parties agreed.
SPORTING.
New York, May l2 The Herald
says turf men throughout the country
will regret to Learn that there are ve-
ry serious doubts Of Anistides and
sTenbrock coming together at Louis
vile the 24th inst. The country
looked for grand struggle on the day
named. That it viii not take place
must prove particularly annoying not
only to the Louisville jockey club but
to thousands of turf men, who had
made up their minds TO witness the
race.
The Times says turf men in all parts
of the country we're deeply interested
in the race. The following letter re-
coived ~ this CITY is the cause Of the
fore1siia
McasArHiAnA, May 8.
When I wrote yon Ssnday, ~,
tf6nd hoee ahc eistides, but ID
|hIs exercise 'ss 5s ~ M1hdl J i r,s VIII i
an accident, and this morning am II
a great deal Of trouble, and fear he
will not be a bic to start at Louisville
Your friend,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12

Mr.. 4. l.. Fletcher having this day purchased
the interest ~. D. Lawrence III the Old arm oi
Bray * Lawrerce, does this dsyenter into eopnrt-
nership With Mr.. r. v. BRAY under the Arm name
OF bray 4 Fletcher. they will continue 10 do bus
iuess al he old atnnd on Capbal street. where
they VIII Keep constantly on hand \ supply of
choicest meats and vegetables C; also salt Il. h
and ltcsh hsh; white fsh and tfeat every Thurs
day might. calkand see ior s'prrseifes.
T y. BRAY.
may l1t3a. j. .. FLsroIsE
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12

HENRY G. McGRArH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12
Attorney General Sherman re-
turns to Washington.
He Decides that Tweed's State
ment Of Facts Cannot
be Used.
Returns Him His Papers, and
Decliaes to Release Him.
Something With Regard to the
Falling Of tho Rockford,
Illinois, Court
House. Y
NEW YORK.
PERSONAL.

a
New York, May l2.-Wm. H..
Vanderbilt sails today for Europe.
Nothing definite is made public re-
garding the object OF his journey, and
Mr.. Vanderbilt will not see reporters.
scRUrLKs.
New York, May l2.-William. E.
Dodge, president of tho National TEN.
perancc Society, has resigned Us a
member OF the Union League Club, as
he cannot consistently be connected
with any association which derives its
support in any part from the sale OF
Intoxicating drinks.
DALEY AHEAD.
New York, May l2.-The jury in
the suit brought by Abram II. Daley
against Walter L. Livingston, under
q writ OF quo ,ca1rosto, to oust the
latter from the surrogateship OF Kings
county, Brooklyn, gave verdict
for the plaintiff. Judge Gilbert in his
charge to the jury held that if they
accepted the ballot boxes, Daley was
elected, il they adhered 10 the returns,
Livingston Sas elected.
New York, M.y 4 Bank st.ts-
mcnt reserve increase s7Il, l,l5o.
nnsuMfTIoN.
The Evening Post says Secretary
Sherman agreed with American mem
bers of the syndicate yesterday that
they should take two million End q
half A per cent bonds this n,enth u
the same provided no go six pei
cents shall be called in to offset this
sale the secretary will hold this gold
for resumption in 1879 or sell it fo,
legal tenders, which will bs held per.
manently for redemption of frac-
tional currency. This has been in a
good measure destroyed and will nev.
er come in for redemption, SO thai
legal tenders will be practically can
celled. Its said the secretary intendl
to sell "a million Of these bonds
monthly, in the same way and for III.
same reason.
.
spoon IwEEn-o
New York, May 12.-Secrctar,
Sherman left thissmorning for Wash
ingtcn. The Express says: The 'at
toTaey general has concluded tha
the statement Of facts furnished b,
Tweed cannot be used in the prosecu
tion against the old ring thieves
That he has much in information re
served which he refuses to disclose
save to certain of his friends. Th
attorney general is reported as dis
: gnsted with the whole business. H
has returned The papers to Tweed, an
has declined to release him. Il
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12

! WV !! ! ! ], hees y ! i.,ids., BY. tn Y
an accident, and this morning l am in
a great deal Of trouble, and fear he
will not be able to start at Louisville.
Your friend,
- I I I:Np . e No % MT u
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-12
THE EAST.

THE EAST.
Germany Assumes Warlike
Attitude.
'-~,,.s.-. ~.s,s..z-z-.
For the Purpose of Crushing
France.
-,
Various Items from the Russian
Front.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-03
Lazy Farmers.

Iaziness prevents msn from GET ing
of ti. horss Ia fssf ofs ttl.- fire. rsIl That
gets khcv a.,i IT 'ie fencr. ard ihrouz h
his lszg n.giect !. a hol, ti,li e corn j.
seriously damaged Lazlnes. keeps a
man irofu driving ors. hail wh-u one
wensd do. amd finally c''~is y cart enter.
bill TOT extensive repairs I..x,ucs< Al.
lows e ga. 81 ~ oif The hingrs 10 Ii,
in tin mud, 0r -'and p'opta-d hy fall
u s,sbl.' uT sasfn l.. leak i ialnag.- =
hundred tuli,rs' worth Of ,rnvend-r
Lszine>-. ia short. the proper ham
for nine tciAl. If the ex.tis : for lad
farming But III" most prolific Of The
many wast- that ,r.' due ~ ixines.. i
the was g of ,g,.ntabct..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02
PARAGRAMLETs.

Hose boys ball on the 14tT.
Tuesday was a remarkable warm day.
Ducks plentiful in the lakes near the city.
The lawyers were busy Monday and
Tuesday.
Trade generally has been very 1uil dur
ing the week.
Neil lacked but one day OF being thirty
nine years old.
The beautiful rain commenced falling
Monday night
The next entertainment at the College
is on the 22d.
The scarlet fever has made its appear
ance in our city.
The bay team, with Kezartee as boss, is
always on time.
tsWliite Bnll.' ii, the Saniiam district, is
attracting attcntion.
The ''cold snap prophesied seems to be
postponed until next winter.
Greenbacks are scarce article in this
market-ditto coin.
So far as we can learn diphtheria has
| disappeared from our midst.
The great demand of housekeepers at
present is good butter.
| Tie constitution and bylaws of Linn
Engine Co. are now ready for delivery.
The Odd Fellows Library in this city
is growing in value and usefulness.
| The union meetings at the Court House
are largely attended, and good order pre-
/ walls.
John Briggs has got most everything yor
want in tho line OF stoves, pumps, tin ant
copper ware.
It is predicted that good hydraulic gold
.liggings will be opened on the Santian
the coming season.
For a bargain in city property go e
Thomas }. Stafford.
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UnsoIIcited Testimony.

FAIRFIELD. Me. April. eS. 1864.
Gentlemcn Seeing numerous Certificates in
the HtiI" E5,I1'le-, endorsing the merits OF the
Great Lung Remedy, WIsTAR'S BALsAH OF
WILD CHERRY, am induced and take great
pleasure in giving publicity 10 the great cure
il accomplished in my family in the year 1856.
During the summer OF hat YEAR my son, Henry
a Archcr, now postmaster in this place, was
ATTACKED with splttng OF blood. cough, weak
ness of lungs, and general debility so much so
that our family physician declared him to have
q seated consumDIion.' He was under metli.
cal treatment for number of months, but re
ccivcd no benefit from it At length, from the
solicitation of himself and others, l was iu-
duced To purchase one bottle of WTsTAR'S BA l.
SAN OF WILD CHERRY. which benefited him
so much Obtained another, which in Il short
time restored liIm to his usual state of healt II.
l can safely recOmemd this remedy 10 others in
like condition. for it Is. think, all it purports
TO be--TdE GREAT LUNG REMEDY FOR THE
TIMES
The above statement. gentlemen, Is my vol
unrary Offering 10 YOU in favor of y our Balslm
and l. at your disposal As ever, yours.
feb ANDREW ARCTIFR.
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glbaug 8e9isteh.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
ALBANY, OREGON. FEB. >, 1877.
FRoM LEBANoN.

ED. REGISTER Our town is consider
ably interested over the coming festival
and fair, TO be holden by the ladies of this
place on the evening OF February 14th next.
for the purpose of raising funds to purchase
an organ for the Cumberland Presbyterian
Sabbath School here.
The ladies have organized Sewing So
efety with Mrs. j. L. Cowen, Chairman,
who meet at the several horses and manu-
f;leture wares for sale, TO be offered to the
public at the fair. Friday of each week is
the stated time to meet for work, and in
the evening the gentlemen cengregate, at
which time a sociable is held, which is
pleasantly enjoyed, accompanied with tie
best of delIcacies from the culinary depart
ment. Too much praise can not be given
Y to the Chairman. officers and members of
the Society for their energy and interest in
the good work.
From the efforts being made it is believ-
ed that no entertainment held III our town
will cope in interest and magnitude with
the coming festival and fair. Instrumental
music, led by Mrs. J. NJ. Ralston, teacher,
| and Prof. A. Compton, assisted by other
! skilled musicians, promises to excel any
previous entertainment given here. Also,
some choice pieces of vocal music, given by
select singers obtained here and from a
distance, viii be offered, while the perform
ances on the stage will be enlivened with a
beautiful selection of tabeaux, dramas, an
address by Mr.. J. T.. Cowcn, and an ex-
citing scene in sword exercise by Messrs.
| c. B. Montague, Esq. and Lieut.. VIM.
Grant, both experts in the business, having
been through the late war. This scene OF
itself will sufficiently interest the large as
| semblage expected for the entire evening.
After the stage performances will come
the fair. at which the various articles pre-
pared viii be offered for sale. A sumptu.
Gus supper will also be spread consisting
of the sabstantials and delicacies of the sea.
son. 4 stand viii be erected from which
ice cream, nuts and oyster soup will be
furnished to all who may DESIRE. a post
office will be opened from which Cupit
will issue his literary though effective mis-
sives to the young and tender hearts, ant
probably older ones may be reminded BY
some of their first love.
4 cordial invitation is given to all wht
may desil%, to come. having to pay onl,
the small pittance of twenty-five cents eacl
| as admission. VALENTINE.
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NoTICE-

AToTICFI is hereby given 10 A. NcEntire. who
IN is indebted to Hurd & ScttleInefr on nofe of
*lI6 and interest from Sept. 1876; TO William
RrInbaugh OH account of $162 to Charles m
eraharu balance on note of about $32, which is
endorsed 10 TIurd & Settiemeir by Samuel Mil
Ier. 10 o. P s. Piumner, account of $26 4S /: to
O. o. Barnes order of SO; TO Fred. Graf ne
count of sIS So to j. B. Wallace. account of so,
that they our either of them, the said debtors,
shall not nav over toany person or persons who
may hold said claim on claims until the whole
Of I aid amounts shall he endorsed as credit on
q certain promissory note of $77s 50, bearing
date December Is, 1916 and due July ]. 1917 ex-
PctIIt.d by George w. Dawson and George +.
Scftlemcir q John D IIurd.
SETTLEAIEIR s. DAWSON.
This 18th day of Dee, I3saml
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ScIo, Or, Jan. 25th, 1877.


PERRY RAYMOND, p. ~, ALBANY. Or,
Dear Sir :: Yesterday the citizens of
Scio and vicinity were surprised by a petit
ton being circulated for signatures, praying
the Postmaster General to discontinue our
daily mail route from Scio to Marion, and
establish one from Scio TO Jefferson. Our
astonislInent was greatly increased when
we found your name attached thereto, and
we cannot but think that, had you have
known the injury the contemplated change
would do this community, you would have
refused the use of your name.
The route that we now have is one that
was obtained through great deal of
trouble and labor it is just suited to the
wants of this people. and we are very
loath to have it changed by the petition of
persons whose interests are at least second
to our own, and we respectfully ask that
you take yorJr name from the compilation
Of falsshoods, and keep it from there till
you are filed With a desire to do. injury to
this people.
fSigned] j. B. IRVINE. r. NJ.
A. MONTGOMERY, grocer.
ID. z. MASON, druggist.
JOHNSON Bro, merchants.
SMITH & BROWN. 9
Il. P. JONES, produce dealer
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SUIT Ton DIVORCE.

In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Linn county.
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff, Suit in Equity
.Tobn 4. amber. defendant, Divorce.
To John "A. Amber, the defendanI ABOVE
named-In the name of the State OF OREGON .
You are hereby required TO appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff above named ln
the above entitled court, now on ME with tne
Clerk of said court, within ten days from the
date of the service of this sum mons on yotl II
served IN Linn county, Oregon. but If service IS
made in any other county in said state then
within twenty days froIn the date OF sucn sefV-
ice and if-served by publication, then 20 you are are
required to appear and answer Dy the Hlst uttS
of the next regular term of said court after
publication hereof for six weeks, which term
commences on the
Second Monddy Of Mnch, 1877,
or Judgment for want of such answer VIII be
taken against you. You are further noLlueo
that if YOU fail TO appear and answer as above
required the pIalnfiff n i'll apply 10 the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint, ana
costs and disbursements of this suit
POWELL. & FLINN,
Attorneys for Tlft-
Published for six weeks in the AIRANf REG.
IsTEE, by order of r. T.. Boise. JHtitsc OF sam
court, made AT chamber Dec. H. 1916 til5F9"e
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Centaur
LiinIIn)ents.
[Lc;ter f,,oa, a Postn,artsr.1


EtANTIoCH, ILL.,, Dec. l, 1874.
tfMESSRS. j. Il. ROSE Il Coz
NV wife has, for a lSng time, Deen q feTrlDle
sn1fcrcr from Rheumatism. She has tried many
which has given her relief is Cenfaur Liniment
am rcjoiced TO say this has cured her. / nun
- W. II. RING.
This is q sample of many thousand testimoni-
ais received, of wonderful cures effected by the
Centaur Linimcnt. The ingredients of this
ticle are published around each bottle. 1t con-
talns Witch Hazel, Nentha. Arnfca. Rock Oil,
Carboic, and ingredients hitherto little known
It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini-
Stiff Joints. Eruptions, rheumatism. Neuralgia
Sciatic, Calxed Breasts. Lock jaw, &c, than all
the other Liniialents, Enlbrocations. Extracts,
SalveS. Oint tmentS and plasterS now In use.
For Tootlache. Earachc, Weak Back, Itch an Il
Cutaneous EruptiOnS it is admirable. It cures
burns and scstldS without q scar Extracts noi-
sons from bites and stings. and heals flost-bites
and chilblains, in short time. No family can
AFFORD to be without the Centaur Lini1nent,
white wrapper.
The Centaur Imminent, Yellow Wrapper,
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh
of the animal creation. Its effects upon seyeIe e
cases of spawn, SNyecny, Wind Gall. Big Head
and Poll Evil, are little less than marvellous
Aiessrs. }: Mcclure & Co., Druggists, corner OF
Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. say:
t'in our nelghborhOOd q number of teanSteI-S
are using the Centanr LIniment- They pro
nounce IL superior to anything they have ever
used. We sell as high as four to fiV9doZasl bot
ties per month TO these teamSteFs.'
We have thousands of similar testimonials
For Wounds. Calls. Scratches. Ring-bone. &C,
and for Screw Worm in sheep il has rival
/ this i4iniment Il remedy which is worth a hun
| dred times its cost.
! Laboratory of J. B. Rose Sc Co,
10 Dey street, New York.
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Like an i'll wind. and cannot he mastered too
carly W hat l. triffing attack of sickness TO-
day may, ii unattended to, become n serious
case in u week small ailments should bg.
nipped in the bud before they blossom into fun
blown maiadies- II his advice was attended
To, MANY heavy bill for medical attendance
might bc uvoited. When the liver is disorder
cd, the stomach foul. the bowe.s obs, ructed or
the nerves disturbed. resort should at once be
had TO that supreme renlely. Hosfetter'S SfOnl-
ach Bitfers, a few doses of which viii restore
healthy action and put the system perfect
order. 1t is a wise precaution 10 keep this in
comparable preventative in the house, since it
checks with unrivalled proup;itudc. disorders
which breed others far more dangerous, and in
their latest developments are themselves Of en-
fatal. feb
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ry,o rs.ouIe want Proof,

There is no neiicfne prescribed by physi-
clans, or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence OF its success and superior virtue as
BaSCHEL-s G ERsf.AS SYRUP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the brest, Consumption, or
any disease of I he Throat or Lungs a proof
of that fact that any person afflicted, get
n Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try its superior
effects before buying the regular size at "a
cents 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonderful
cures are astonishing everyone that use IT.
Three doses viii relieve any case. Try II.
Sold by ull druggists. n1eln3
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agaagag gq8asg

prcrared to furnish I'LL classes with constant
employment at home. the whole of the time,
for their spare moments Business new,
light and profitable. Persons of either sex easi-
" earn from 50 cents to . per evening. and a
proportional sum by devOting their whole time
TO the business Boys and girls earn nearly as
much men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and fest the business
make this unparalleled offer: TO such
not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay
for flas. trouble of writing. Full particulars,
samples worth several dollars to commence
work on, and q copy of Home and FiresIde, one
OF the largest and best Illustrated publieat ions,
all sent free by mail. Reader, If you want per
ulu1icnf profitable work. address, GEORGE
s-TIAstfN sSt'9.. Portland Maine. fH2iS9.l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-02

STOCK INTEREsTs-TIfE SILVER SPRINGS
-ETC.-From Mr.. Theo. Cartwright, who
arrived in our city from Eastern Oregon
the first of the week, we learn that
the stock in that part OF the country
is IN splendid condition that the winter
so TAR had been pleasant, with no snowfall
TO Speak of. Thcd. has mud spring, and
he is confident that his. as well as other
claims, will pay. These silver springs are
about so miles from his ranch on Trout
creek, the latter being 20 miles east of An
telope valley. 100 miles southeast of Dalles,
and 40 miles from PrinevilIe. He says the
people up there are not so sanguine Oft
paying qualities of the soap or mud as
those of this valley. The Springs are ON
an island, Camp creek dividing above the
island or hill, passing on either side and
uniting in one stream below. This island
gradually rises from the stream on either
side something like the roof of house
the ridge o- top being many feet higher
than the banks bordering the river. The
springs or wells are found on the sides of
this island, parallel with the two streams,
and are exactly IN line with each other.
The opinion prevails that basin of mud
or ''soap'' underlies the whole island, as
after sinking hole some seven or eight
feet tire ground became SO soft and sfaky
that, fearing the 'sbottom would fall out, y
the party digging hustled out of the hole
IN haste. The walls of these wells OF
| springs are composed OF small pieces oi
soapstone. held together as it were by a
| grayish substance resembling the rock in
which the richest silver is found. Alto
gether these soap springs are a most re-
markable sight, and will pay those who
have time and means for the journey to
! go and examine them. Mr.. C. says it is
folly for any one TO come to that country
with the expectation of securing any kind
of claim by location. as everything
available has been secured long since.
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vertisng. 2Svsy
q Hear, sOr VIII SPEAK OF excellent
poEe,s ExTRAGf4Thef sroa. fz; vesetable Paan
Destr@yeF. aas been in use over thlEsy
i've virtues cannot be exceled. t,e''-'' -
GAIlDREM.-No fuEnfly can afford to be wf.hout
Contusions, Cuts, sDrains, are relieved
alrnest. instantly by external application.
BoiIs, Fclons, COrns, etc. Arrests in
remo1ss dseoioTstions and Ieais lo Fapidiy.
FEMALE ENEAKNkSSES.---It always relieves rain
LEgsoRRKEA it An kinds snSisct Of als
promptly cured. Fuller detailsin book accom-
pauynR each hottie.
pnkS-blind or bIcedfug-meet prompt relief
and ready cure. No case, however chronic or
yAsosf fsss IS sd 5 ong 5flaF for
vsrs s nis,sssssng and dangerous ans m ooPdtlon lit
ELEEplaG from any cause, For this is rpe..
cthcs IT has saved hundreds of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
r.,rnSse nose. ST sfoniac.; IunEss and elsewhere.
ars HAla ~ rsva ana often aeS
manentiy cured.
PHYslSiA&sS l & Of all schoos Who ' are sequoiin@ted tied
onmend it in their practice. We have letters OF
many of whom order it for use ir their own
practice. In addition to the fore scing, they
Quinsy, Sore Tt1ront, Unframed TonsiIs,
simple and chronic DInrrhRns CutRrrh,
(for which 1t Is specifc,) ChiIbiains, Frost
ed Feet, stings Of insects, 1IOsquit0esS
etc, Chapped Hands, Face, aud indeed
all manner of skin diseases.
TOIAET uSE.-Removes Soreness, Roma Rsnesss
aud SIhnrtings heals Cuts, Eruptions9
and PfmpIes. It rerires, fnuidos-ues and re-
frsshes.. while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
T1 FARMERS, Ponds Extract. No Stock
Breeder no Livery Nan can afford to be without
1t. 1t is used by I'll the Lending Livery Stables,
Street Railroads and first Eorsemen in New
York City. It has no oquAl for Sprainss Hars
ness or Saddle EhaGnGs, Stiffness,
Scratches, Swellinas, UEts, I1ac CraffonsS
Rleeding, Pneum0nins COlic, DiarrhEas
Chllls, Goldss etc- Its range of action is wide,
and the relief it affords is prompt that it is
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm house. Let it be tried once, and
ynn will never be without it.
&AUTtuM.-POntsaS Extract has l1een 1mitared.
The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown in each bottle. IT. prepared by
the only persons living who ever knew how
paratione of Witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicians, and il the hospi-
tails of this country and Europe.
HISTORY ANb USES or PGEu'S EXTRACT,
IN pamphlet form, sent free on application 70
POHn'S EXTRACT COMPANY, os Maiden