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'BEATTYS{5:a3aaS7I;s: ! R &C. y ! IS:

The best and most lasting parlor orga
lyow in use. No other parlor organ la
lover attained the same popularity.
It has been tested by thousands, man.
lof them competent judges, and gives uni
|versal satisfaction to all.
The music is adapted to the human
voice, ranging from the softest flute lik,
note TO volume Of sound unsurpassed BY
any Instrument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
|provements, and every organ IS fully
warranted for six years. b. autiful oil
polish, black walnut psnelled cases, which
will not CRACK or WARP, and forms
lin addition to a splendid instrument Of
music. . beautiful piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
Appreciated, and is sold at extremely low
Figures for cash. Secondhand instruments
taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or +. male, in every
county in the United States and Canada.
IA liberal discount made to teachers,
ministers. churches, schools, lodges, etc.
where We have no agents. illustrated
catalogue and price list free. Correspond
ence solicited. Agents, discount given
where have no agents. Best offer ever
given now ready. Address,
=. DANIEL f. BETTY,
Wash. tssgl0ss, .s'esO Jersey.
23-ly
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRlFlER:
HEMAR.
HHEMAR.

! xnts tneonParnble DEPURATTvD u
poMerfak ALYEKATITE, TONIC. ~
U. ZEE DIipHOEETIC, and 1PiE II
| It fnvaluaLtc and never failim0' ~ nsse
tfs continued Msc ,ciH thorou0Ifw "~.S
| cate al diseases Of the blood. IL f.css
| atenfs are Of purely harmless sxtrns.
Egvptiun Prorimccs, amt ukere tssr~ "
tie s.t0hfest faint o/ disease In fn~ 49, ~
TEN, s'eger Ini!. in erecting that diseese
nelf;mC - 'H snr"m ea." ~ Of The skin, a. &C.
c c.x : Of tie body, thereby alIowi~C.
Gmd, indeed, indeed forcing all tie or0ams nc
a Ill; 'cpe rer r@r %../ ",.a ~.
doubted res;at ::s" and ''S q: Of =: 81,
n eays pr ,1 4. oetng most .nqessis.-
and the greatest discorery Of the prcs"sss
age, in the treatment Of ererw disss.s
schere the blood itself IS primarily ~
S se": 81 Me lesion , or disorder. s~eA -
c0xses that lead to this terrible oHl;etie--
Of arhich all ciriliscd eo,n,nmniijes nrS
eop:isa"t; for nidtica! Truth has asssrs-
risit eren asnto The Mird and fourth an.
er0ti0ns.' and to EEOKEN-DOW I'm
ENFEEDLED CONSTITUTIONS Il e =
Pomerf"t regeneration, causing tho srrsaS
JOrna Of manhood.
For CTTANEO US DISEASES, URTK.
1RI DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION on
COMPLAINTS,G ENERAL and NH:
Gus DEHILIJ1, UEUMATI1M.
GLA NDUL4R ENLARG ENENTS, EPI.
ZHLLIOH fYCES CANCER, SCURII.
1 ENT VI G = RS, FEMALE coz.
PLANTS (enA to the 0entler sea- e q .
COc7a ion1 sought Joi' by sensitive, sxsesp.
IDLE. aud delicate females, as H sskse
direct action upon their aifnaes.ls) AND
ALL FORMS or CHRONIC DISEAS1
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE. it is inc0luab Ole. A
perseverance, witIs this remedy sciN prsse
n NOsitipe Gnd permanent eMre fse
CHILLS and EEJERy and all NALA>
kXHL i'OZSONS.
Thousands NJ Testimonials attest ~
truth Of these claims.
Price, One Loft"r, In largo bottle, -
siE bottles, So.
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
Falling Sickness

Permanently Csssed-No HuxBue
by one months usage of DR.. GOulard' =
Celebrated Infallible Fit Powders. Tc
convince sufferers that these Powders viii
10 all we claim for them, we will send
them BY mail, Free Trial Box. AS DR..
doulard is the only physician that hsa
ever made this disease q special study, and
AZ 70 our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of thc.s
Powders. will guarantee . permanent
cure In every case, or refund you ali he
money expended. All sufferers shonld
give these Powders an early trial. and BE-
convinced of their curative powers.
Frice, Tor large box, s. 90. or 4 boxe.
for $1,000, sent by mail to any mart Of The
United States or Canada on receint If
price, or by express. G. q. D. Addresa
l25-1yI ASH s. ROBBlNS
aeO Fulton Street. brooklyn, n. 7.
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ting tho edges with milk to make ther
|adhere, wash over with milk to give then
Ia gloss, place in pan so they will no
touch each other, and bake fifteen O
twenty minutes. They are delicious.
CREAM CAKE.
Two cups sugar, one of butter, one Of
sweet milk, three eggs, one teaspoonfu
soda and two of cream of tartar, -four tc
thicken; bake as jelly cake. Take II pint.
milk, 8 tablespoonfuls of corn starch, one
Tablespoonful of butter, one-half cup OF
sugar; boil few minutes. then beat the
white of an egg, and stir in; flavor with
lemon. Let this cool, and spread between
the layers of cake.
POTATO CAKES.
Boil some white potatoes, mash them
very fine. adding salt, butter and milk, as
IL used a. 4 vegetable; then mold them in
sufficient sifted flour to make them into .
soft dough: roll them out on the PASTE
board, about an inch thick; cut in small,
square cakes; fry on . griddle creased
with equal parts of lard and butter; cook
slowly. turning but once. Nice for break.
fast or IN ordinary lunch.
CRAZY BISCUIT.
Three pints Of milk, five teaspoonfuls
Vt yeast, one teaspoonful of salt; boil the
milk, and .hen cool, stir in flour, making
i little thicker than pancake batter; add
he salt, and when iukewarm put in the
yeast. In the morning add one egg, half
:upful Of sugsr, one tsaspoonful of sal.
.ratus, mix and let stand to rise; when
light, make into biscuits; let rise again,
md bake In medium oven.
PREsERvINa EGGS A YEAR.
After hatcLirg time is past, collect sol
or so dozen Cor buy them fresh, when eggs
re fifteen or twenty cents dozen), and
'repare liquid thus: One pint of common
alt, one pint of lime; dissolve in gallons /,
f boiling water; let It settle, and put the
ggs into the liquor in stone jars when
old. Cover the eggs entirely in the
quid, and use stone, not soft crockery,
'rs. Thus embedded. eggs will keep for
welve months, and come out in good
lape; though, after all, they will not be
quail to new laid eggs.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS
TEACEHEON

n aliOht so-cnIled cold srill ofsti~S3
lead to SERIOUS cough, srbich, tIMeore4
for badly treated, must hare bsss S,sA
T-Suit-it must crentGotc tn a settled s0sO
Of ERONGHJTES, or srl.at is srorsA, SAO
from harnssing co"gh and erpecforatioss
IR4IEECN 0frrs q sound, reliable, end
permanent relief: II anOnaents erpsess:
ration, and eEcdIcs the patient to ssPse
that terriLW septic deposit, trhieh, II IsfD
Without jud;cious treatment, saust sess.
mmnicate its poison to the resieuiar SUB
stance Of the lang, degenerat;n0 and De-
and witin,ates only in an early and ~s-
timely death. TRACHEON has no sqwsSe
much less superior, and its use sriU HsS
treat reiicf, but heals the membrane SID
leares the patient i" possession Of healing
lang tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, ~ ~
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.Eel.Skin Dneasea.

AParfs letter says the "eel-skin" dresl
js The great rage both in London and
Paris. In the widest days of the tie-back
OF pinback mania, there never was seen
such tlghtness In tbs matter of skirts a
now prevails. Whatever the psucity OF
the folds In the pin pack in its frontie,
part or in the enormous exuberance of the
pannler or hustle the balance was struck.
But now, not only is the hustle thing of
horror, but even the necessary underclosh.
ing y considered de trop. To lengthen
tho waist far beyond ITS natural proper
ttoLs stiff webbing of elastic Is fastened
to the stays to the depth of half foot
and to this, at first, narrow skirts were
buttonsd. But even now this IS abandon
Cd for another scheme to acquire slender.
ness. Mrs. Swisshelm's much. ridiculed
Chemiloon is in demand, and garments
made In this way are sold at the furnish.
ing shops. and patterns of it pass eagerly
from hand to hand among lady friends.
Some ladies have had regular stage tights
made in thick webbing. and over this they
wear nothing but the outer dress, which
IL then tied back, till the woman within
IL shackled almost like o convict in q
chsin-ganE No more uncomfortable
fashion ever was devised; for not only
are the limbs confined by the binding
dress. but the wesrer constantly concerns
herself about the condition of the bodice,
that portion being in incessant danger of
turning itself up behind. wrong side out,
hkeAn unbrells in Q wind storm. The
desired effect of youthful sienderness isI
genstaIly obtained By the 'eel-skin. butt
q . good. deal Of sacrifice Of PERSONAL
se9 sot.aae ser v~s !
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DY PSIA,
TAGTRCN.

CASTRCNi Is safe, specify. Aad 1osS::
tire care for that mos: depressinO Of 81.
mcHtS, cnd n brief course Of treatHss ont seIIO
restore the d;gestire organs to their psts.
tine strength, ard promote the healthy
action Of TIE a'oGaUcj, and iMfestisses. no
nervous ir'ifHt!ity Of literary and sIS
persons pursuing q sedeMtary Hfs, -
speedily seE.nreH by this agent. ne
stomach as RESTORED TO hc"'th and ehe KY.
:i0fe of the Systcn, triU once more reSpeH1
IN the performance Of labor.
rricc. one Loi!aT, IN largo bottle, -
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CONSUMPTION :
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that ar,
|anxioos to be cured should try Dr.. Kiss
|ner's Celebrated O61sumptiye Powder
These Powders are the only preparsrion
known that will cure CONSUMPTION I'M
al diseases of the Throat and Lunes-in.
deed. SO strong is 0urifaith in them. And
to convince you that they are NO humbuo
we VIII forward to every sufferer, by mail
post paid. Free Trial Box. Weldon =
want your money until You are perfectly
satisfied of their curative powers IF von,
IRE Is worth saving, don't delay in giylna
tnese Powders trial, as they viii SURELY
cure you.
Price, for large box. s.. 90, sent 10 AM
part OF the United States or Canada ~
mail On receipt of prce. Address. ;. :,
lSo.iy ASH & ROBBINS.
56V Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. N.
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This Day Last Year.

This day last year was not the sam
y thrush singing?
We stayed Our talk, and hushed on
breath to hear;
the bird g note quivered through our 81
lenl rapture,
and broke upon cur hearts-this day
last year!
Silent We watched the eclf-eems shadow.
deepen
Meath the young leaves that caught the
straying light;
Each bud, each blossom brought its 1.-THE
of gladness,
Even the happy tears tina, blurred my
sight!
1utsly We breathsd the language Of hands
clasping;
No need for murmurod vows or low
replies;
Each sun hecked leaf, each sudden shsd
ow passing,
Cast some vague memory to our dream
ing eyes.
To-day, crave no thought of vanished
sweetness,
! do not ask for my lost love sgain;
Only that some-on throb Of wakened
ycarning
Nay thrill the numbness Of my heart to
pain.
strain my ear. The song has lost ito
secret |,
Ny heart stirs not; my weary eyes are
dry. I
/ pray for tears, where once I dreamt but
gladness:
Has life-has death itaelf-a sadder cry!
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Which are located on Clark's Fork. ore
shown by Developments to be tho best
and richest in the country.
A road to the mines wilt be opened in 4
short time from the Grow Agency, . die.
lance of only forty miles, which will en-
able us to make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transrortation) than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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The DUiru.

III THE USE OF sALERATUS IN MILK.
When milk becomes changed, an aka
e Is sometimes used for neutralizing acidity
}. There is no harm in using a small quan
b THY of saleratus or soda for the purpos
J named, and it should be added before tn
rennet is applied. 1t should be apple,
in solution, being dissolved in water
Care must be taken not 10 use alkalies J,
too large quantity, as they have tendency
to combine with the fats of the milk
making soap. We have often employed
q solution of saleratus fol sweetening soul
milk, in the way named, and then worked
It into fair quality of cheese.
A few years ago, Mr.. Jocelyn (then of
the Little Valley Factory, claimed be
could procure superior skinned cheese
BY the use of alkalies; and his process, as
described by him, is as follows: The
milk is set long enough for the cream to
sour before skimming-then churn and
mix this sour buttermilk with the sour
skimmiIk and "Ihe acid will destroy the
fiber in the milk so that it will be a tn.
der cheese" Then the mass Is heated up
rapidly, and when at the proper tempera-
ture alkslies are added sufficient to neu.
tralize the acid and saponify the remai,
ing grease in the milk, so that smooth
curd and clear grease WHEY are obtained,
and the curd goes into the hoops no sourcr
than when cheese is made from sweet
milk,
At meeting of the American Dairy
men 8 Association, Mr.. Jocelyn exhibited
cheese which he claimed was made under
this process, and old cheese makers, as
well IS experts, were sstonished At the fine
1avor and rich quality of the product
'hown. Stree that time we have heard
'ut little of this process and we conclude
t has not been practiced to any extent.
" that it did not meet all the conditions
:lalmed when In the hands of other
makers.
KICKING COWS.
A great many remedies have l,een sug.
'ested, from time to time, for breaking
leifers from kicking while being MIXED.
IND now the statement comes that thel
est plan 10 t. tie the animals head up-
Ugh, A writer in the New England
farmer says he has tried all kinds IF plans !.
cure his heifer Of this bad habit, but I
nds none 90 effectual as tying the head K
? high, as the animal must lower her Ie
tad in order to kick. This is . veryia
inple remedy, and a. 1t is less barbarous
han many other plans that have been sug. q
ested and are prscticed, we hope it may 10
rove all that is claimed for it. We can.
OF help renewing our advice, in this con. e
ection. in regard to unifornfpractice of 8
ind treatment to mich stock, and es-
ecially toward heifers when breaking 10
hem to the pail. In nine cases ont of
n cows get the habit OF kicking from
arsh and injurious management, and as /
is always better 10 avoid IN evil habit
IAN to contract it. and then run the risk
curing it, 80 We say care should bel
ken that COWS do not learn this habit of
licking from those who have them in ~
,arge. H.
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BEAT T Y PzAMQZ

Grand Square and Upright.
This instrument Is the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactured
in this country OF Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness AID vol.
ume of tone, combined with rare brillian
|cy, clearness and perfect evenpess through
out the entire scale. and, above all, a sur
|prising duration of sound, the power q nd
Sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power.
full touch. Space forbids full descrip-
|non OF this magnificent instrument.
Agents discount given where have no
agents. Remember you take NO risk in
purchasing one of these CELEBRATED
INSTRUMENTS. If, after five (5) days
test trial, it proves unsatisfactory, the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return OF instrument, and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warraotsd tor SIX years. Address, II.
Daniel F.. Beatty,
,,.,, Washington New 'srsS GSA
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the s,gnatur
ofJ. HAYDOCK, as agent for the Unite,
States. surrounds each box of Pills, an,
Ointment. A handsome reward will b.
given to any one rendering such intor
nation as may lead to the detection o
lany party or parties counterfciting tn,
medicines or vending thu. same, knowing
them to be spurious
*x*Sold at the msnufactory of PROBES
|sor Holloway & Co.. New York, and b,
all respectable druggists and dealers IL
medicines throughout the CIVILIZED worl'!
In boxes at Is cents, g. cents and 81. each
"a There is considerable saving b,
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance OF
patients in every disorder are affixed t.
each box.
Once. lie Liberty t.. NY.
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The Household.
FASHION NOTES.

FASHION NOTES.
Many of the new polonaises and s.oues
close diagonally in front.
Embroidered waistcoats are worn with
ladies' new Breton costumes.
Hemstitchcd hsndkerchiefs, with deep
|colored borders, are used for mourning
wear.
Nantes and dolmans are much worn
Brown, drab and fawn are the prevailing
|colors. 49,.
A pretty fancy in dress trimmings is to
put chenille cable cord on the edges of
collars and cuffs.
Parasols trimmed with coverings OF
Melted toss, and edged with uetted fringes.
are to be among the new fashions.
Wax>fower makers are arranging
funeral tokens, such as crosses, harps
and anchors which look ~ natural a. ex-
otics, cost little more, and are not perish
able.
The topic most discussed by the ladies'
at the present time Is the latest French
revolution in dress, calling for the use of
the new light and elegant pannier skele.
ton or wire skirt.
The "directoire." or "incroyable, !" a
garment forming q part of SUIT, Is made
with long cnirass front; tho back. with
four long. narrow pieces, is made to reach
the trimming of the underskirt. These
long coat'sails are joined together down
the back With ribbon bows, beginning
below tho waist; the side seams below the
waist have rows of buttons set on; it is
finished with double cordings.
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Star Salaries.

A few days ago the New York Sun pull
lished gossipy article, giving the r.
muneration of the various stars in on
dramatic armament and few facts as t
the disposal of their harveste. The wri
ter places Edwin Boolh in the first rank
He generally plays for 5000 night, bu
very often this sum is nearly doubl, d
Booth is what the profession calls ''slid
cr'-that is, an actor who fixes his pric,
according to bis market. In New York
Philadelphia and Boston, where he ].
most liked, he has frequently received
$4,000 for two or three week $ engage
ment. Sothern is paid $500 a perform
ance, or s., 800 week. He leads very
extravagant life, but. in spite of his prod
igallty, has managed to secure property
valued at over $4,000. The terms of
Adelaide Nelson are $500 night also,
and she has ready market.
Many stars are what the profession
calls ''sharers." After deducting expenses
they share with the Arrangements the
profits. Barrett generally plays under
these conditions, although his last engage
ment in New York nettcd him $1,000 a
week. Lester Wallack's terms are 5000
night. E. L. Davenport, although he
generally travels on shares, is paid 5000
q week. Little Lolita, CT Miss Crabtrce,
who must be upward Of 30 years of age
now, shares after expenses. She is care |
full, and is worth about $4OO, 1000 Maggie
Mitchell can obtain 81 ZOO week at any
time. John Mccullough averages easily
$500 a week. Frank Mayo plays on
shares, and has made out of ''Davy Crock
EFT" $4,000. In Boston, IL. J. Montague
filled an engagement which yielded him
81, 900 week. At Wallack's, New York, F..
he drew weekly salary Of $245. Clara
Morris Mrs. H-rIiotU has row beer nearly =
~ years on the stage, but has only drawn
large salaries within the past six Years
Her last engagement at the Union Square
Iheater yielded weekly $500. Owing tot
her preciT!ous health, managers are eau
tious about making contracts with her.
One Of the most lavish of actors is Fech. :.
ter. He has made fortune after fortune.
and Squanaered all. At The Boston Thea
ter. playing Monte Cristo," he receives !,
$500 . night. Rose Eytinge generally. .
during star engagements, receives one. :,
third of the gross receipts. Oliver Doud y
Byron was playing in New Orleans 1t $40 !.
week 10 1869. During the latter part of
1S7e'he struck ACROSS the Continent. r.
and then Ford paid HIM 81 800 a week. -
He lives close and is worth about sec, COO :
John s. Clerk shares after expenses. The .
richest actor is John E. Owens, "solon !"
ShiDgle." His terms arc $500 night
ac owns over 1000. 900 of real estate
Mr. and Mrs. Florence have certainty off,
81 800 week, and a share. Lately they
cleared $4,000 in four weeks, in SAM
Francisco. Bourcicault's income il vari. cl
'asly estimated ct from $50 900 to $780,.
100 yesr. He works hard and lives|la
hard. He spends money like water and
works like doEt to get it. He Is married, =,
Industrious and accumulating. =
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THE TABLE.
VIENNA ROLLS.

To one quart of -four add two heapiue
teaspoonfnls of Royal baking -four, sift
thoroughly. put in a little eslt, andirub !
tablespoonful of lard or butter through
the nouT use enough sweet milk 70 form
: eeft dough, roll out and cut With . round
cutter, told oyer likD turn-oysr, vet
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Houoway's Pills
Invaribly cure the following diseases.

l A0SA y
! In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tic water; or whether they be athlete d will
Istone or gravel. or with aches and pain
isettled in the loins over the regions of tn,
kidneys, these Pills should Dc taken &C
cordirg to the printed directions, and tt.
Ointment should be well rubbed into til,
small of the back at Deu tine. This treat
ment will give almost immediate relief
when all other mans haye failed.
FOR ST0MACHS OU7W ORDER.
No medicine viii! so effectually improve
the tone of the stomach as these Pills;
they remove all acidity occ.sioned eithel
by intemperance or improper diet. The,
reach the liver and reduce it 10 a health.
faction; they are wOnd' rfully efficacious il
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail IT
curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the hes;
known in the world for the following.
diseases: Ague, Asthma. Bilious Com
|plalnts, BlotclIes on the Skin, Bowels.
Consumption, Debility. Dropsy, Dyson
Try, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities
Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, H,ahache
Indigestion, inflammation, Jaundice. Live
Complaints, Piles, rheumatism. Reten-
ton Of urine. Scrofula or Kings Evil
SOre Threats. Stone aud Gravel, Tic
0ouloureaux, rumors. Ulcers. Worms OF
all kinds. Weakness from any cause, etc
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$7O oAann'1H1 t Dy Ase 1a,,i in cite. and
t$25 money: {ot :ay one oas Of fe esp sad
s dn. s s. i, a1ssp '.;ssa! 70 wotk. Gs.e
- stamp Tor circular, with nrsc sss9 =
agents Address HSPEcxi iEFHcsvt =
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mark THESE FACTS
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD
| H0LlQWAYS PILLS.

II had no appetite Hollowsy's Pills
1have me hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box and keep them
in the house.
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headach.
that was chrcnic."
II gave one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing
not well In day."
MY nausea of a morning is now cured.
"YOur box Of Holloway's Ointment
cured me of noises in the head. rubbed
some OF your Ointment behind the cars.
and the noise has left.''
"Send me two boxes; want one for
poor family"
Il enclosea dollar; your price is 25
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